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Tag Archives: hatred
Internet Blowhards
Like most folks addicted to the Internet, I get a large percentage of my contemporary news from that medium, reading totally from reputable sources like major-newspaper- or published-magazine Websites, not your everyday blogger and far-left- or far-right-leaning sites whose twisted … Continue reading
Comic Relief
Three couples on a vacation cruise were aboard a luxury yacht and became inundated by an unexpected tidal wave, sinking their vessel deep into the ocean and onto its floor where each met a watery grave. They found themselves in … Continue reading
A Crock of Malarkey
The Red Devil’s back and almost ready for that road trip. Cooper is looking good for being a twelve-year-old car, don’t you think? Converting that to dog years makes the auto eighty-four. Hope I look as good if lucky to … Continue reading
The 2016 Addendum to a Twenty-year-old Tradition
Twenty years ago, I wrote a Memorial Day tribute on the Internet that brought me and the reader back to watching the six-o’clock news on TV during the Vietnam era. The daily war-count was delivered nightly as if we were … Continue reading
Look Beyond Hatred to See That Life is Beautiful
Sixx:A.M.’s song from the The Heroin Diaries entitled “Life is Beautiful” delves deeply into the dark side of despondency, yet the moving masterpiece offers an encouraging light, seen at the end of an emotionally long tunnel for many. “Just open … Continue reading
Looking At Life Through Rose-colored Glasses; Or What Ever Happened To Generation Z?
A surefire way to quell any rational conversation on Social Media is to infuse one’s views or beliefs about politics and religion. Death is another. Who wants to read or talk about those topics? Especially with death; yet everyone loves … Continue reading
Rest in Turmoil, Cyberbabble, Trite Trumpery and Social Media
Well, so much for keeping my Lenten resolution about not complaining; my weekly contribution to the blogosphere is due, and my muse must have skipped town for a while. Bellyaching, which is something I tend to do regularly, having inherited … Continue reading
Doth Thou Think I Protest Too Much: Delving Deeply into Poetry
Shirley Anne’s introduction of Dr. John Cooper Clarke on a previous rant inspired me to dabble with a little bit of poetry as well. Based on a few tweets made on Twitter earlier today, the following is my first literary … Continue reading
