Showing posts with label abstract heuristics plagiarism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract heuristics plagiarism. Show all posts

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Fun Times!

Guess what everybody! If you're gay and a conservative there's now a place for you in the vacuous ether of the American right. We now have an initiative called GOProud whose mission is to "[represent] gay conservatives and their allies" through the traditional right-wing knuckle-dragging hubris of "free markets and a confident foreign policy."


In their latest post, Christopher Barron - GOProud founder and petitioner for a pass/fail grade for his freshman year PR course - posted this tidbit announcing some kind of annual gay Republican bash:


"The gay left," Barron laments, "has done their best to take all the fun out of politics, with their endless list of boycotts and protests."


Damn protestors practicing their first ammendment rights. How dare they?


"Homocon," Barron continues, "is going to be our annual effort to counter the 'no fun police' on the left."


Because nothing is more fun than the government forbidding you from getting married.


Thursday, March 4, 2010

Come on, little life-giver. Give your life.



This blog post is about Joanna Newsom. Her new album, Have One On Me, which came out a couple weeks ago, is really fucking awesome. Seriously. Drop what you're doing and buy it right now. Worbs cannot describe...

Due to my unrelenting love for this person - whom I've never met and from whom I probably subconsciously rip off musical ideas - I will, so as not to appear overly creepy, withhold the discursive and pleonastic disquisition about her beauty and genius which has been percolating in my thinking-head for some great time now.

I've really only got one thing to say:

On April 3rd Joanna is playing at the Vic. So help me God, The Blamers, if we book a show for that Saturday night I will not play and probably take the opportunity to finally quit the band and become the first non-Jesuit to hold the Guinness record for slow-falling and abstract heuristics plagiarism. Fair warning, oh my brothers.