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Thursday, July 30, 2009
 

The National Conversation


God, don't you just hate it when the Nation goes on and on and on and ON and on? Nation! I have heard all your stories a million times already!

Fucked Concept: Silence is golden

Severity: Pierced eardrums




Friday, July 17, 2009
 

Health Care Meets Iran


The Axis of Evil has emerged, and it's the private health insurer model hooked up with the nefarious Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. What's the connection? If you watch CNN you may have noticed a commercial in heavy rotation in which a querulous woman narrator voices her indignation with the idea of "putting a government bureaucrat" in between you and your doctor (displacing the health insurance bureaucrat who already stands there). The mock indignation of the voiceover artist here is a dead ringer for the mock indignation of Ahmadinejad's most prolific translator, a screechy woman who loads every sentence with self-righteous blowhardiness. "Tell Congress to put patients first!"

Fucked Concept: Assholes telling me how to feel

Severity: Four years of life expectancy




Saturday, July 11, 2009
 

Cheney Did It, Now That's A Shock


According to the New York Times, Dick Cheney was behind the CIA's concealment of a program which is so secret that it's actually been in the news for a week without anyone actually revealing what it is. That can only mean that this is the evilest program ever, so evil that no one actually wants to be the one to spill it. Weaponized smallpox? Poxized smallweapons? Interballistic Godzilla? Depleted Geraniums? Weaponized Ballistic Palinpox?

Fucked Concept: Secret evil

Severity: [REDACTED]




Wednesday, July 01, 2009
 

The Non-Mystery of Chantix Suicide


The New York Times can't tell you why people using Chantix are at greater risk of suicide, but luckily, you have me. Chantix is an anti-smoking drug that is supposed to 1) kill the craving for nicotine and 2) block nicotine from having any effect on the brain. Here's my experience with Chantix -- it blocked the nicotine but didn't kill the craving. So when I caved in and, like a beaten dog, went crawling to the convenience story to buy cigarettes in shame, I did not get any relief from the craving. It takes about four days for the Chantix to work its way out of the system.

This was enough to reduce me nearly to tears, and frankly, I am not the most addicted smoker out there. I can only imagine what a two-pack-a-day smoker would be going through in the same situation.

Fucked Concept:
Killing you to save you

Severity: God I want a cigarette right now




Monday, June 29, 2009
 

Censorship, Thy Name Is Times


I admit -- it's a quandary. A dilemma. A Catch-22, if you will. What do you do when one of your employees is kidnapped and you think it's safer if no one knows and you happen to be a newspaper? You hold back the story. Interesting choice, and one wonders exactly where and how outsiders are accorded similar considerations. But if you're the New York Times, you go just a little further -- you seek out and kill the story wherever it may roam, including multiple smackdowns on Wikipedia. Granted, it's a Catch-Quando-22-Lemma. But still, you kinda know what you think and feel when you read of this, now don't you?

Fucked Concept: "Fit to print"

Severity: [SCORE CENSORED BY NEW YORK TIMES]




Saturday, June 27, 2009
 

Insultingly Unnecessary Packaging


I just cracked open a DVD box set. It was wrapped in a cardboard sleeve which was wrapped around a cardboard case with the EXACT SAME PICTURE ON IT. The outer sleeve is indistinguishable from the inner package. Why do trees die for this? There is NO value to the sleeve at all -- not even the crass faux luxury of wearing fur or the crass faux social status of driving a hummer. It's gratuitously cruel, like driving out into the woods to plant mousetraps.

Fucked Concept: Eco-anything

Severity: Good for about 1.5 degrees of global warming this year




Friday, June 26, 2009
 

Flesh-Eating Terrorists


No, really! According to the Middle East Media Research Institute, this was the topic (or soup) du jour recently on the jihadist Internet forums. According to MEMRI:
On June 13, 2009, a member of the Al-Falluja forum who uses the moniker "Al-Maqdisi's Student" wrote a post based on this passage [in full report] titled "Is it permitted to eat the flesh of American soldiers? A quote from the illustrious Sheikh Al-Maqdisi, may Allah preserve him." He began by recounting an exchange between the early Muslim commander Khalid b. Al-Walid and the Byzantine commander at the battle of Yarmuk (in the year 636 C.E.) The Byzantine commander said to Khalid that the Muslims had only gone out from their land due to hunger, and offered to buy them off. Khalid responded: "It was not hunger that drove us out of our land, as you say; we are a people who drink blood, and we know that there is no blood more delicious than Byzantine blood. That is why we came."

But it's not all lessons in the history of Radical Islamic Jurisprudence. There are also jokes! This was posted by one of the discussion participants:
A true story: a group of mujahideen from one of the brigades was in the mountains during the jihad against the Russians. One of them was sent off on a mission; he went and came back, but he couldn't find any of the brothers. He saw a roasted calf leg that the brothers in the brigade left for him for dinner, and he ate of it until he was full. When he went back to the main camp, the brothers saw him and offered him dinner! He said: praise Allah, I already ate! They said: Where did you find dinner? He said: You left me roasted calf leg! They said: No, no, that wasn't calf, that was the leg of a Russian infidel! He answered: No matter, it's all Islamic slaughter! :)

Fucked Concept: Gitmo as the symbol of terrible wartime conduct

Severity: 2 hours at 250 degrees, or until juices run clear



 

Jacko Flashbacko


After spending all evening tearfully lionizing Michael Jackson in the most excessive and glowing terms, CNN this morning seems to have suddenly remembered he was a freak who liked to dangle children out of windows when he wasn't liquoring them up for sleepovers where there wasn't a lot of sleeping going on, wink, wink, know what I mean.

This is small consolation to the family of Farrah Fawcett, of course. Wolf Blitzer, in a chatty promo with Larry King, pointed out that Larry was booked and loaded to roll with an hourlong show on Farrah last night.

A longtime cozy cuz to Jackson, and not exactly the savoriest character himself, King responded with great excitement that all of that was out the window and that there was NO OTHER STORY IN THE WORLD TODAY except for Jackson.

If I were one of Farrah's friends or family scheduled for last night's "Larry King Live," I think I would grab his bowtie and twist.

Fucked Concept: Kindness to the bereaved

Severity: Six feet under

P.S. Ten minutes later, we're back to lionizing. "His Greatness Was Perfection" has been the onscreen headline for the last five.




Thursday, June 25, 2009
 

'High' Standards Indeed


This from a Reuters story on Mark Sanford:

A string of Democratic and Republican politicians have seen their careers ruined in recent years by marital indiscretions, which are viewed harshly in the United States, a country that demands high standards of personal morality from its public officials.

Present presidency excepted, between 42 and 43 alone, we had drunk-driving, extra-marital-cock-sucking, coke-snorting, pot-not-inhaling, revenge-killing and enough lies to send Pinnochio's nose across state lines.

And let's not forget Nixon, who was anti-abortion except "when you have a black and a white" having babies.

Fucked Concept:
Those darn voters, so demanding

Severity: What was the margin of Bush/Gore again?



 

Michael Jackson dead at 50


ITEM: Michael Jackson, child star turned international superstar, The King of Pop, dead of apparent cardiac arrest. His stunning successes of the 1980's gave way to seclusion, allegations of bizarre sex with underage acolytes and plastic surgery disasters.

FUCKED CONCEPT: King of Pop...cardiac arrest...Hmmmm...King of Poppers?

SEVERITY: 20... 10 out of 10 for MJ, plus another 10 for "the man in the mirror". The 80's of my misspent youth are no longer nostalgia. They are officially history.



 

We're Baaaaack......


I am not sure exactly what it was. A little bit of Mark Sanford. A lot of Michael Jackson. The endless commercials telling me how impersonal government is going to ruin my oh-so-huggable insurance company. Yaz. Definitely, those Yaz commercials had something to do with it.

The fucked world needs Fuckedworld.com. Now, more than ever.

Fucked Concept: Fuckedworld.com

Severity: Unfucked




Thursday, April 14, 2005
 

Premature Ejaculation Is Not A Disorder, But It Could Destroy The U.S. Economy


I was profoundly irked by a new study (link) regarding the "disorder" of premature ejaculation, which apparently "afflicts" 20-30% of American males, destroying their peace of mind and depriving them of happy, health sex lives.

While I am sure some small percentage of those males have some sort of medical condition, it's ludicrous to suggest that 20-30% of Americans should be "treated" for this "disorder," and here's why:

* First off, pemature ejaculation is a symptom, not a disease. There is no disease called "premature ejaculation."

* In keeping with this sentiment, there is no credible body of literature outlining a medical condition that causes the symptom of premature ejaculation. If you don't believe me, look into it yourself. There is NO MEDICAL CONDITION that causes premature ejaculation except for possibly some extraordinarily rare nervous system disorders.

* Premature ejaculation can be prevented in almost every instance by behavioral modification -- having sex more slowly, regulating masturbation, pausing during intercourse, thinking about baseball... not to mention more advanced techniques like tantric exercises, just to pick one. In other words, you can learn not to prematurely ejaculate. It takes equal parts discipline and caring about your partner's needs. It's not rocket science.

Calling "premature ejaculation" a medical disorder and treating it with drugs is the rankest kind of irresponsibility. It's like medicating someone for playing too many video games, or medicating a child for not doing his homework (which this society does at an alarming rate). It's telling people that they don't have to exercise willpower, they can just take a pill.

You will not be surprised therefore to learn that the study, which was covered by straightfaced news outlets as "science," is entirely the product of the self-serving pharmaceutical industry, bought and paid for by Alza Corp. and Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Services as part of a campaign to pressure the FDA into approving a new drug for the "medical condition."

If you take a few moments to calculate the percentage of the American economy devoted to nonexistent commodities, fictional financing constructs masquerading as business (i.e., most stocks) and completely unnecessary medical treatments, you will discover that the GDP of the USA is a lot smaller than anyone imagines.

Someday, people might wake up and take a good hard look at the emperor's new clothes. The stock market crash of 1929 will look like child's play in comparison to the financial collapse that's a'coming...

Rant concluded.




Tuesday, April 12, 2005
 

Exit Wounds...


Rumsfeld today on the future of the Iraq occupation: "We don't really have an exit strategy. We have a victory strategy."

How many things can you find wrong with this statement? (Hint: At least three.)




Monday, April 04, 2005
 

Project for a New American Century


It sounds so innocuous. Who could object to a project for a new American century? It's a new century, and we live in America! What could possibly go wrong?

The Project for a New American Century, aka PNAC, is a think tank founded in 1997 by arch-conservative commentator William Kristol, whose illustrious career peak was a stint as Dan Quayle's chief of staff. Despite this, Kristol somehow rose to become one of the Republican Party's leading intellectuals and editor of The Weekly Standard, the chief propaganda weapon of the neoconservative movement.

Full story at the Rotten Library




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The Non-Mystery of Chantix Suicide

Censorship, Thy Name Is Times

Insultingly Unnecessary Packaging

Flesh-Eating Terrorists

Jacko Flashbacko

'High' Standards Indeed

Michael Jackson dead at 50


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