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Nov. 12th, 2006 @ 06:53 am politically incorrect venom
Current Mood: nauseated
I posted the following on myspace and am too lazy to fix it up for lj. It refers to something I actually did cross-post on lj (but not myspace) the entry before last.

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As I've mentioned in my profile, I have a real blog, mikarrhea, where I post most of what I have to say (although I've slowed down pathetically in the past year, having apparently less and less). I've begun reposting innocuous entries from it here and on my lj, which I hope to continue to do.

Recently, on mikarrhea someone commented on a post I'd written a while back. Her comment, though utterly innocent and containing nothing beyond the conventional wisdom of our time expressed in our pervasive vocabulary and tone, was as a goad to me, and I responded bitterly.

I say this by way of introduction, because I feel the urge to post the exchange here. I'm fucking angry and frustrated that so much of the world clasps happily to its heart a brainless, hurtful cookie-cutter opinion and deems it "moral." I want my entire space to confront the vile immoralist I am; maybe I can winnow out some "friends." If you disagree with me, fucking go stick a white-hot rosette of razor blades up your rectum. Or drop me from myspace. Whichever's easiest. I'm soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sick of holding this stupid patch of ground all by myself. I realize I haven't cross-posted here the original post, and the responses lack an armature without it. So I will shortly post on myspace the original post and backdate it appropriately. But if you want to see it on the real mikarrhea, now you at least have the link to it.

Anyway, here are the comment and my response, for what they're worth (I better lose at least some friends over this!):

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Oct. 19th, 2006 @ 05:45 am dying
i don't even know how to begin eliminating my traces from the world. it's soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much easier to add shit to the world than to take it away.

i want to die. i'd like that message to be expressed plainly. i'm not sure how to do that. well, whatever. in case you're interested, i want to die.
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Jul. 27th, 2006 @ 11:54 pm intergenerational sex rant
Current Mood: irate
Current Music: Don't Stand So Close To Me

Yet another intergenerational-sex rant (I suppose, considering my necessary relation to many readers, the hyphen could have been omitted or even nudged one word to the right). It depresses me endlessly how few Americans would regard the following story as an example of the insane, despicable, and flagitious use of police power to torment those who discover themselves having been sexual nonconformists (why, btw, can’t we foster the use of that notion — i.e., sexual nonconformity over deviation and, worse, offense — to underscore the obvious religious analogy [and for purposes of American jurisprudence, at any rate, make the 1st Amendment of the Constitution—rather than the 14th or the notoriously privacy-penurious “penumbras” of 1 through 5—the indurate touchstone for assaying sex-afflicting, as it now does religion- and speech-afflicting, laws]?). I never will cease to be just flabbergasted by the fact that the overwhelming majority of my fellow citizens (and, I suppose, readers as well) swallow without question the counterintuitive (if you bother to think about it) belief that consensual intergenerational sexual relationships are at best dangerous to the younger participant. Even the most enthusiastic younger participant, an entire class of person strenuously denied by conventional opinion, may eventually be badgered by the accumulated mass of years of its droning, weighed against the tragic effervescence of memory, into believing that (a) his or her consent was culpably compelled by the elder one; (b) their sex was, for that very reason alone, traumatizing; and (c ) the trajectory of such trauma is not only as immutably unidirectional as that of gravity, but also its path eternally the same — from the most superficial itchy genital nerve endings of the elder deep into the softest throbbing heart-chambers of the younger, bastard rasp ever doomed to impale placenta. That’s my tendentious reading of what happened in this sad case, anyway.

It goes on . . . and on . . . . )

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May. 11th, 2006 @ 03:23 pm Societal Depression
Current Mood: melancholy
Current Music: Modern Moonlight
My question is whether it's possible to speak of America as, like me, clinically depressed? )
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Apr. 9th, 2006 @ 12:26 am Personally, I'd've chosen Nicolas Roeg, but I'm not complaining . . .
Current Mood: content
Current Music: Tricky - Maxinquaye
"The Intellectual Sexiness Test":http://www.okcupid.com/teststake?testid=17048238509886995797
Intellectual Inferno
You have an intellectual sexiness factor of 83!
Who am I to give you advice? You already know everything you need to know, and if there's something you don't know, you're eager to check it out. You are among the few special minds in the world that are truly free, totally creative, and absolutely sexy.

The downside is, it's hard to find partners who can keep up with your quick, vigorously sexy mind. You often find yourself bored with anything less than exciting sex, and only those who equal your intellect, your openess, and your creativity can provide that excitment. You're an avid reader, a deep thinking, and a sexually liberated person. You enjoy learning for its own sake just as much as you enjoy sex for pleasure's own sake.

Your partner, if he or she is able to keep up with you, is extremely lucky to have you.



My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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You scored higher than 89% on sexiness
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Jan. 4th, 2006 @ 02:26 am Islam & sexgender, #283472
I just now discovered I’d begun writing a post about the following passage, from god-knows-where, last December 22. Basically, all I’d done was quote the item, under the heading “The Weird Problem.” I’m curious to know exactly which weird problem I had in mind. It might have been the problem of how those of us leery of demonizing all Islam for the cruelty of Islamic terrorists should respond to moral outrages perpetrated by even “good” Muslim governments. Or it might have been the weird problem of treating homosexuality with hormones. Anyway, here’s the passage.
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Jan. 3rd, 2006 @ 02:25 am I wish my Inara score were higher . . . .
Current Mood: amused
Your results:
You are Malcolm Reynolds (Captain)
Malcolm Reynolds (Captain)
100%
Kaylee Frye (Ship Mechanic)
80%
Zoe Washburne (Second-in-command)
75%
Inara Serra (Companion)
70%
Dr. Simon Tam (Ship Medic)
60%
River (Stowaway)
55%
Wash (Ship Pilot)
45%
Derrial Book (Shepherd)
40%
Jayne Cobb (Mercenary)
20%
A Reaver (Cannibal)
5%
Alliance
5%
Honest and a defender of the innocent.
You sometimes make mistakes in judgment
but you are generally good and
would protect your crew from harm.
Click here to take the Serenity Firefly Personality Test
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Dec. 31st, 2005 @ 11:24 pm Season's Greetings
Current Mood: happy
Current Music: Big Girl Final Mix
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Dec. 31st, 2005 @ 09:27 pm Sauron's anti-Semitism megasite
Current Mood: distressed
Current Music: War Pigs (Live)
There are vile sites and vile sites. But taking into account the luxuriant malignancy of its multisensory disgust for, indeed phobia of, Jews and all things Jewish; the appalling viciousness of the views it espouses; the astonishingly singleminded barrel-bottom-scraping it’s pursued across the Internet for wisps of fragments of former half- and pseudo-facts to hammer, twist, and glue into its extraordinary skein; and the truly breathtaking feats of mental agility (if not actual intelligence) it invests in demonstrating six ways from sunday that up is down, white black, and day night—all in service of howling, raging, snarling, and sneering that “the” Jews are manipulative, deceitful, loathsome, disgusting, dangerous, and evil beyond all conception—this site is truly the vilest site I can remember ever having come upon.

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Dec. 31st, 2005 @ 01:41 am the picture alone is worth it
Current Mood: giggly


Licking the back of his ear, he went down Cheney’s chin and traced his neck, painting a searing path with his tongue. With excitement, Cheney quickly removed his suit jacket and unbuttoned his shirt, allowing Rumsfeld to continue down his chest and stomach. As soon as Rumsfeld got [. . .] below the belt, he paused over his prize[, l]ooking up to reassure Cheney of [his] purpose[.] Cheney quickly undid his pants. Consequently, Rumsfeld lapped at Cheney’s salty penis, coating the surrounding flesh with the creamy essence of his pre-cum. Cheney reacted with shattered breathing and desperate whimpers.


Some slight editing to improve, um, flow. More where that came from

As the PBS News Hour puts it:
After moving to Washington, D.C., Dick Cheney soon met Donald Rumsfeld, then director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, and sent Rumsfeld an unsolicited 12-page memo on streamlining the OEO. Rumsfeld -- so impressed by Cheney's seriousness and intellect -- asked the political neophyte to be his special assistant in 1969. When Rumsfeld received a promotion, he would bring along his protégé as his deputy.

"What I saw was a young fellow, intelligent, purposeful, laid back," Rumsfeld is quoted as saying in Newsweek magazine. "He would take a problem, worry it through, and move things to a conclusion."


mm. move things to a conclusion.
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Dec. 12th, 2005 @ 02:05 pm Kiss and Tell
Current Mood: flirty


Any party where I get to make out with someone is a success in my book. So you can imagine my opinion of Sherman's party, last Saturday night, where I got to kiss three goddesses, pretty much all at the same time—Eliza, of the mind-destroying hair (which she kept tied up, fortunately), with whom I have some history; Tanja, Sherman's former girlfriend, who's not only really sexy and a wonderful kisser but was darned nice about complimenting mikarrhea and spontaneously stroking my boobs; and Daisy, apparently Sherman's current girlfriend, an entrancing composition of razor-steel fixed in a camp edifice of pink and flowers, with whom I can always natter surprisingly easily, who seemed dubious about the whole making out thing, whether by her own lights or those she imputed to Sherman, but nevertheless acquitted herself decently.

I love kissing. One of my favorite things to do with Dominique was to fall asleep with our lips just barely touching, trading exhalations. I've actually considered creating a new mikarrhea category solely to bring together all my kiss-swoony descriptions.

Make out with someone you like and all of a sudden, like the fashion show sequence in Cukor's The Women, it's technicolor.

So I wove and skidded drunkenly home over snowy streets, three crushes fibrillating my heart.
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Nov. 9th, 2005 @ 10:48 pm The Why Chromosome
Current Mood: restless
Current Music: The Daily Show Theme (which I'm watching)
I never post to my lj, cuz of my habit of posting to my longtime blog mikarrhea— although there's really no reason I couldn't just always put the same posts on both (or for that matter on my xanga site, which I use as infrequently as lj), like amanda does on her blogger, myspace, and lj pages.

Anyway, I thought I'd post this, which I did also post on mikarrhea, just to keep my hand in. I made a photoshop collage of pix from a loopy site called skoopy.com. It's about testosterone, which often manages to evoke my dismay, in one way or another. Click it for the full-size image.

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Aug. 8th, 2005 @ 01:29 am posting
hey, gang! i just wanna say that i do exist and write more-or-less regularly over at mikarrhea. once in a while i meet someone who's ONLY on lj, and i think: "there but for the grace of god . . . . ," so to speak (b'cuz i'm a devout atheist)). whatever. i worship my main lj gal who got me here in the first place. you have no idea. but whatever.
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Feb. 6th, 2005 @ 10:10 pm on on
Current Mood: cordial
Current Music: jeff buckley
i'm not so good at doing livejournal.

i guess i put most of the entry-energy i have into mikarrhea. but i have to say i do love to read livejournal posts. and i have to confess ally has totally totally turned me on

to some really fascinating livejournal groups!
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Jan. 17th, 2005 @ 02:25 am moomaxwell
welcome, moomaxwell. too sexy for new york, huh? what, or who, may i ask, is in new york?
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Jan. 9th, 2005 @ 05:24 am no subject
Current Mood: recumbent
Current Music: ludwig van
sleepy. doobidoob. bedways is rightways. best get a bit of spatchka.
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Jan. 9th, 2005 @ 04:53 am hi
Current Mood: contemplative
Current Music: emotional piano
new journal. new entry. my real blog is www.mikarrhea.com. thought i'd get myself a livejournal. that way i can be ally's ally. and julia's, uh, mika.
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