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The First Shall Be The FirstPosted On: November 20, 2006, 11:48 am- [ permalink ] Some thoughts from the workplace...
*** Scientologists should be put into concentration camps. I can say this because I’m Jewish, and therefore, just like black people being allowed to say that white people should have to become slaves for a couple centuries, I can say, Scientologists should be starved, put on death marches, stuck into gas chambers, raped, murdered, and then, after being freed by Russians, get raped and murdered by their rescuers too. I also think Mel Gibson, despite not being a Scientologist, should also be tossed into a camp. *** The best place to masturbate is always the workplace. I did it at Baker Center, while on the clock at the Corner Café, and I just figured out how to get away with it in my new office job (the trick is...under the desk!). If you happen to work at Baker Center LGBT-friendly bathroom – it only has a stall and one urinal in it, so it’s nice and cozy (and often warm). Feel free to lock that door, too, some of the frequent users seem to like their privacy. Then, step into that stall and go nuts on yourself. Bring *** The only thing in the fridge at my work for us to drink is *** The worst song to listen to while waiting for a red light to change : “It Won’t Be Long” by the Beatles. Just try it!
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*** Nobody ever dies doing what they love. When people say that, they’re wrong. No one ever died doing what they love. Ever. Ever. No need or way to argue this. When a bunch of people died of a fire in the middle of a Great White show, and the reporters talked to their family and their family said “Oh, well, at least he died seeing his favorite band in the world. He died doing what he loved” – they were wrong. His own family was WRONG. He didn’t die seeing his favorite band. He died seeing his favorite band run offstage, while he himself had his skin bubble off of his bones in the middle of a flame-filled ballroom. It wasn’t fun. He wasn’t “doing what he loved.” Unless he loved the feeling of a burning sensation covering his entire body and slowly draining away his life. I don’t know…he WAS at a Great White show, maybe he was into that. A couple of weeks ago, a NY Yankees pitcher flew his small jet into a building – again, people said “Oh, he died flying, which is what he loved more than anything.” He didn’t die FLYING. He died CRASHING. Unless his favorite thing in the world was running large modes of transportation into buildings and causing a huge disaster, as well as scaring the hell out of an entire borough of Manhatten, he didn’t die doing what he loved. What about drug overdoses, you say? Well, the drug part IS fun. The heroin part, where the user was stoned out of their mind – it was probably a ball. BUT, the part where his heart stopped, probably a downer. Ditto for dying during sex. *** Whatever happened to predictability? The newsman? The paperboy? Jon Secada?
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