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Friday, August 24, 2007

The Seven Deadly Internet Sins


I'm having a tough time concentrating lately. I believe it's because I have a lot on my mind in regards to personal issues and side projects I would rather be working on. In addition there's all of life's little intrusions that stumble around in our heads. Much like dumb drivers who constantly cross traffic lanes for no apparent reason -- they're hard to ignore.

I saw a short version of this on the Compete website and I thought I could expand and make it better. So here is my attempt at creating The Seven Deadly Internet Sins

* Lust: Lust is any thought involving obsessive, excessive or any general thoughts or desires that relates to sex. In that definition, any ex rated adult website qualifies. However, since I do need to name at least one website that best classifies (in my opinion) the object Lust I choose MySpace.

Not too many other websites grabs the lust attention from all ages both illegally and legally – moral and immoral and expands the lust from simple Playboy socially accepted lust object to not quite socially accepted lust fetish.

* Gluttony: This is a hard choice for me. I love fresh / quality – breads, fruit, seafood and gently cooked meats. Than again, gluttony isn't just for foods, gluttony is the overindulgence in any one thing. So what do I overindulge in to the point of being sinful? Costumes. I always spend a small fortune on costumes. My Glottony is Labyrinth of Jareth Fantasy Masquerade Ball - Labyrinth of Jareth


* Greed: Much like Lust and Gluttony Greed is a sin of excess. As seen by the Catholic church Greed applies to the acquisition of wealth. In Dante's Purgatory, the penitents (repentant sinner) were bound and laid face down on the ground for having concentrated too much on earthly thoughts. With that I believe Greed is excess of personal money, material wealth and power which is used for the sole use of not benefiting others because they simply do not want to. Greed is The federal government of the United States - Congress

* Sloth: I had a hard time picking an appropriate website for Sloth. The definition of Sloth has changed considerably since its original inclusion and modern writers have described it as apathy, depression, and joylessness – other writers have tagged it as lazy and a refusal to work. The modern view of Sloth has been represented as a failure to utilize one's talents and or gifts; one that refuses to achieve his or her full potential in life and or work. Hmmm I could easily attach a couple of my ex-boyfriend's profiles to Sloth.

Nonetheless, current interpretations are often seen simply as a sin of laziness. The guys and gals who stand at the exit of highways don't have their own website … that I know of … and I simply cannot find anther that best represents sloth because if they created a website they would not be slothful. I choose the highway exit beggars (no website)

Want a good advertising idea? Hire one of these guys/gals to hold up a sign that says
"Homeless and hungry – can you spare some change? This message has been sponsored by Mr. B's Corporate Bug Spray – get rid of pests go to MrBBugOff . com"

* Wrath: I may get hate mail for this but oh well make up a new sin for me because I don't care. Wrath is described as excessive, unnecessary and unjustified feelings of hatred and anger. Rap Music -CRap One website why I choose Rap Music as Wrath - Lyrics from Rap Artists Look at the top ten.

* Envy: This was easy. I choose Perez Hilton - He's the poster boy for going straight. Celebrity blog site covering paparazzi gossip. Have you ever seen him on television? He's an annoying leech.

* Pride: Melanie Griffith - - For her "I am a goddess" website

I compiled a Complete profile snapshot and it looks as if of all the seven deadly internet sins, Lusts wins. In order (Not including Sloth)
1. Lust: MySpace
2. Envy: Perez Hilton
3. Greed: The federal government of the United States
4. Wrath: Rap Music
5. Gluttony: Labyrinth of Jareth Fantasy Masquerade Ball
6. Pride: Melanie Griffith


If you have any suggestions on websites I should have considered leave them in Comments.

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Monday, August 06, 2007

Tea Partay, New England Gangsta Rap


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Friday, March 16, 2007

Learning Politics


Son: Dad, I have to a special report for school, can I ask you a question?

Dad: Sure son, what is the question?

Son: What is pol a tics?

Dad: Well, let's take our home for example...I am a wage earner, so let's call me the Management. You're mother is the administrator of the money, so we'll call her the Government. We take care of your needs, so let's call you the People. We'll call the maid the Working Class. Your baby brother we'll call the Future. Do you understand?

Son: I'm not really sure Dad, I'll have to think about it.

That night the son is awakened by his baby brother's crying, so he went to see what was wrong. Discovering that the baby had seriously soiled his diaper, the son went to his parent's room and found his mother sound asleep. He then went to the maid's room, where peeking through the keyhole, he saw his father in bed with the maid. The boy's knocking went totally unheard by his father and the maid, so the boy returned to his room and went back to sleep.

The Next Morning:

Son: Dad, I think I understand Politics.

Dad: That's great, explain it to me in your own words.

Son: Well, Dad, while the Management is screwing the Working Class, the Government is sound asleep, The people are being completely ignored, and the Future is full of shit.

Finally Something Useful To Do With Dubya Bush Speeches

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Thursday, March 08, 2007

AUTOMATED HELL

Thank You for calling. This automated attendant will help navigate you through our system. If you are an impatient caller, please press the star button on your keypad and than stay on the line until we finish our online live action D & D role playing game, everyone else, press 2.


Thank you for calling Technical Support
To continue, press 5 and listen to a dreadful fusion of Jazz & elevator music.

If the instructions or the thing we barely call music is grating to your nerves press 9 in hopes that it makes you feel like you have accomplished something while waiting for us to finish our World of Warcraft quest. However, if you insist on pressing 9 more than four times ignore that option and press 7 to listen to more dreadfully recorded elevator Jazz music and or listen to a playback of an obvious practical joke from one of our demented technical staff members who also just happen to be a member of the BDSM community.

Thank you for pressing 7
Now press the button directly to the left of the one you pressed just before this one.

Thank you for pressing 7 again
If at any time you are instructed to press *, do not. Instead, press the button at the top of the column you are in at that time. To continue, press 8.

If the sum of the last three buttons you pressed is 18, press 3 now. If the sum is 22, press 2 now. If it's neither, press 1 to take you back to the main directory.

If the letters on the last 3 buttons you pressed spells SUB, press 4 now. If they spell DUM, press 6 now. If neither, press 1 to take you back to the main directory.

If you have pressed five buttons or fewer, press 3 now. Six buttons or more, press 7 now.

Sorry! You have failed to properly navigate the phone system. Thank You for calling, have a nice day.


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