Thursday, July 12, 2012
Wheel of Fortune
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Downward Yob
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Got Crate ?
Friday, April 27, 2012
Birth of a Nation
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Black & Tan – The Art of the Apology

Thursday, January 26, 2012
American Candidate

Good Evening Suckers my name is Ryan Seacrest and welcome to the eternal American Candidate show.
On our panel of righteous indignation tonight is Bill Clinton, Spike Lee, Lindsey Lohan and Charlie Sheen.
We are down to the last four contestants and here they are;
Bill you have a question for Puke.
Bill Clinton: Why to you want to be President of the United States of America?
Puke Gingrich:
Because I know history and no one in the USA does.
Because I bullshit with remarkable ease.
Because I’m a serial hypocrite.
Because my ego is the size of the nation debt.
And because I ‘m cuddly and America needs cuddly in times such as these.
Bill Clinton: Thank you Puke I believe we have much in common.
Spike Lee: A question for Shitts.
Spike Lee: What’s the first thing you would do once President.
Shitts Wrongly: Because I am a Mormon I would baptize all the dead presidents that have gone before,
Spike Lee: Tru dat…
Hi my name’s Lindsey Lohan and I‘ll do anything for publicity.
You stated that you oppose abortion even in a case of rape. I thought I was the
Bat shit crazy one?
Prick Cantstandhim: Ah…that’s different then I would allow for an abortion to take
place.
Lindsey Lohan: Thought so…
…And finally a question for Thong Paul from Charlie Sheen.
people is that everyone has a right to medical care,” “This is an intellectual
error that will lead us down a path toward destroying what is good in the
current system.”
leader.
Tune in next week for more diversion and razzmatazz.
Monday, December 5, 2011
1/2 A Century

Arriving at ½ a Century has an odd feeling too it; A midway spot on the dial for reflection and a gaze into the crystal ball.
In an age where we are racing feverishly to turn back the clock; it is here where we can take stock, and possibly pull over to the side of the road.
Earthlings have been busy; doctors keep us around little longer, cosmeticians get a constant green light to preserve vanity, gym bunnies whip us into sex dynamos, Feces Book keeps us updated with gossip and advertisers deliver us motivational slogans - “50 is the new 40” and “70 is the new 60” and so on.
There’s something a bit dramatic about half a century, it looks impressive in Roman numerals. But from another view it is unlikely that one will reach a century regardless of an optimistic “100 is the new 80”.
With this in mind a sense a panic comes by way of being tasered – not quite extinguished but put on notice. The “to do list” becomes a charged sensation of urgency. Ok I have got this far fairly unscathed, but look at all the shit I still have left to do or want to do.
Perhaps having a “to do list” is ridiculous. At point of arrival one should note all the positives so far; a loving partner, a wealth of (real) friends, somewhat – normal family, my own set of teeth and good health. It could be vastly different -particularly if you pegged it before the anointed day.
For some 50 means a mid life crisis; however not for Colin Firth who won an Oscar at 50, thus putting off the obligatory purchase of a Harley-Davidson. Lucky for him (if winning an Oscar is all it’s cracked up to be) but perhaps that’s too whimsical an example.
Interestingly “50” in Latin is marked by the letter L. In modern vernacular depending on accomplishments or lack thereof or state of mind, this could mean loser; Or more positively lasting, laughter, love and life.
I was spared the early morning Face Book notification concerning my age this due to the now slim options Mark Suckerberg has afforded us. Have it his way, it would read “No friends but your 50! “
Thanks to him and others, data farms all across the world harbor millions of birthdays 50 or otherwise. Wouldn’t we like to know what’s in his Inbox?
But I was not spared a card from my old boarding school which happens to be the third oldest in the world. The irony wasn’t lost on me, nor the receiving of my AARP credentials in the morning mail, and who said big brother wasn’t looking after U?
So here I am at base camp with no oxygen leaving footprints in the snow, and reaching for new ones up ahead.



