.i (am) giddity giddity getting it... lying is an economic policy that
exhausts all investment in reality.
blow backs and...
i've never heard so much
politics on the citizenry level of
implementing the discovery
of politics...
i love Tuesday nights in
these parts of the world...
German army jacket, hood...
walking really slow,
drinking a beer,
smoking a cigarette...
tense upper-body frame,
not moving my hands
that much,
intimidating posture...
passing cars don't count...
**** me...
like a scene fro the Vanilla Sky
beginning...
in Times Sq.....
but this is Romford,
the outback that somehow
constitutes London...
i made a count...
how many people did i spot?
3... and that includes me...
i love Tuesday nights...
and then making lunch
for my father going to work...
next time i hear the following...
all these internet bums
imploring for donations...
they're...working?
making ******* videos?!
that's work?!
that's work?!
and me writing is what...
Stephen King ***
David Koontz?!
they're working?!
right... making existentialist
quasi-*******
with a return of: how else
to be a consumer?!
that's work?!
work... come to think of it...
what's work?
low unemployment levels...
yeah... go figure...
but the jobs on offer...
aren't they, just a tad bit
*******?!
the sort of work that
is summarized by ctrl + c
and a cntrl + p?
if there is so much work available,
sure as **** the work is "work",
i.e. it's *******...
it's not a plumbing spot...
it's... the sort of work
that... could also come with
a contraceptive message,
a ****** career...
why even bother doing this,
this... "job" when you can align
yourself to making contraceptive
precautions?!
so... you want me...
to do this, "job"...
this waste of time bollocking of
the lesser actor?
no ******* chance...
unemployment is down...
well of course it is...
more meaningless jobs
have been re-imagined!
no wonder!
i'd understand a cinema cashier,
there was a sense of aura,
notably with the popcorn scent...
but now?
no... over-population isn't
a problem...
but meaningless jobs are...
a ******* problem...
******* attempting to suffice
my escapism with a meaningless
function that is...
about as much a trade
as a peanut is a watermelon...
*******!
i'll huff... and i'll puff...
and... ****... forgot the cucumber...
make my father
the sort of lunch that
kings dream of...
yeah... but just sandwiches?
and only sandwiches?
****... forgot the cucumber...
a thai cucumber pineapple salad...
oh no... you little ***** bank donation
******* and *******...
you get to rent...
you get to rent a flat...
coughing up money to the most
deplorable people... your landlords...
should have thought about your
teenage tantrums...
and thought about
talking to your parents differently...
incidence...
i dated a Russian girl once...
and she told me...
that her grandmother was her mother,
and that her mother was her sister...
a ******* confusing relationship...
**** yeah that it ended!
well... evidently the retards coughing
up money into strangers' coffers
will deem me ******...
then again...
only in the west there's the parental thesis
of being a child, and subsequently
an adult... only if: you are ashamed
of having parents to begin with;
hello, test-tube Dan,
frozen egg Hilary,
IVF... Peaches?!
counter argument: well...
i could live in a shack in a forest,
or call my shadow a roof,
lingering on the paved streets...
then again...
my neighbors lied that
they bought a house,
and they're... what... 30 something?
saying they're renting it out...
and yet...
they have house parties
under their parents' roof...
and smoke **** in their car...
lying is an economic policy that
exhausts all investment by reality;
i do not find lying
to be a moral encompass,
more an economic bypass...
lying, simply doesn't make any
economic sense...
"morally" (in question)
advantageous in
the short term...
but economically...
lying is exhausting...
given that it's a lived
fiction... rather than
a non-lived fiction of a book...
i don't lie...
because...
what one cannot love,
one better be ashamed of...
****... does that even make sense?!
to be denied a love,
one can at least bask in the shame,
that the truth of denial entails...
yeah... that sounds better.