¨Of course there's no point to life. We're just a bunch of monkeys who are very proud of themselves. But just because life doesn't have a point doesn't mean it's not worth living.
Sociopaths are often described as thrill seekers, and I think this is my real motive. Life is a roller coaster. There are ups and downs, you can lean one way or the other, maybe throw your hands up and cheer, or maybe close your eyes, but in the end you are on the track you are on. Maybe you are friendly to the person next to you, maybe you steal their wallet, maybe you don't even care that they're there. The ride will end and you are equally done. More people will ride, but it's just a loop. There is no point. But damn, wasn't that fun¨
Luxury’s Pricing Reality Check
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Value for money matters, even at high-end brands. This week, Mulberry
joined Burberry and Capri in admitting rampant price inflation has
contributed to a c...
LLF update November 2024
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This web page was published today: LLF Working Groups continue: Update on
membership and residential meeting Following the decision at July General
Synod...
Charlotte Hornets’ player fined for anti-gay slur
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LaMelo Ball during the interview he used the anti-LGBTQ slang phrase
‘no-homo.’ He quickly apologized the following day. Credit: Screen Capture
On the e...
Thoughts on Presidential Immunity
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I have never been comfortable with the Justice Department’s determination
that a sitting president cannot be prosecuted. Although Americans are fond
of s...
#2838: Mark Finchem
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Mark William Finchem is a Christian nationalist conspiracy theorist,
thoroughly disturbed fascism-adjacent wingnut, member of the Arizona House
of Represe...
Inside the Beehive
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An SPLC Data Lab investigation of anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-immigrant content on
The Babylon Bee and its sister site, Not the Bee, has uncovered multiple
contro...
Psalm 146
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Hallelujah! Praise the LORD, O my soul! *
I will praise the LORD as long as I live;
I will sing praises to my God while I have my being.
Put not your ...
Turns Out, It Was Cancer After All
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Last year I spent three months waiting to see if I had cancer or not.
The doctors were all pretty sure I had it. And it was going to be the kind
that...
On Original Mortality
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*The following is my more considered reflection on some issues raised by my
friend Bosco at his Liturgy blog.*
One of the things that divides Eastern fro...
Roger Ailes
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1939: W. Lee Simpson, rat-hunter
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(Thanks to Robert Elder of Last Words of the Executed — the blog, and the
book — for the guest post. This post originally appeared on the Last Words
blog. ...
UKRAINE
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The Russian brute destroys lives
By killing, by grief, by loss.
Cities, towns, and villages
Racked and ruined
By soldier brutes who follow their leader.
O...
Theodore
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*Theodore (Tedd), age 6San Diego, California (1954)*
I always felt like an only child. Even with three older brothers, I never
bonded with any of them. Th...
How Do We Live?
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We live in what news media call a, "diverse community." In plain language,
that is a development that African Americans can afford. One of my
neighbors put...
RIP Terry Martin
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Friends,
This blog was born as a successor to a blog called "Father Jake Stops the
World". The author of Fr Jake was an Episcopal priest named Terrry
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The Nicky Cruz Home
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In 1968, I was fourteen years old and stuck in Skipworth Juvenile Hall in
Eugene, Oregon. At first the clean sheets and hot meals were a relief
from th...
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This is an archive of Good As You, as it existed from 2005–2018. While
further updates are unlikely, this site will remain online indefinitely as
an histor...
How to Survive Having an Internet-Famous Relative
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It’s 2019, we’re all helplessly addicted to our phones, and mainstream
pop-culture is finally starting to catch up. From influencer satire *Ingrid
Goes W...
Rep4That
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I’m sure all politicians careen between saying what they believe and
spouting whatever crap will get them elected. But it seems like*
Republicans have adop...
Still here after all these years
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Yes, I am still here... three years later almost... and in those three
years, so much, so much has happened... But I am alive, enjoying my two
cats, August...
Disconnect
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Earlier today, I spoke to my stepfather for the first time in several years
- and likely for the last time in this life.
The reasons for our estrangement a...
5 It Gets Better Videos to Warm Your Heart
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Since 2010, the It Gets Better Project has collected over 60,000 video
stories from LGBTQ people and their allies from around the world. Here are
some of o...
A Gilded Clarification
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I’m afraid the prurient godless liberal media have been at it again,
publishing Slavic mistruths about the people’s Dear Leader. Normally when
confronted ...
The Things You Learn from the Internet
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The Spiritual Science Research Foundation (“Bridging the known and unknown
worlds”) has discovered the cause of homosexuality for 85% of all gay
people: 4....
Altoona, Pennsylvania
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Due to life, I haven’t written in quite some time. And I’m not sure when
I’ll write again, but I noticed something tonight I wanted to let you know
about. ...
Sermon for the Second Sunday after Epiphany
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"Brooklyn Museum - Nathaniel Under the Fig Tree (Nathanaël sous le figuier)
- James Tissot - overall" by James Tissot - Online Collection of Brooklyn
Muse...
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