Judi S.

Some of my gays friends were telling me about the use of meth in their community. I had no idea it was such a problem and one that seems to be very widespread. Such a shame.

Edit: Apparently H&H is a specific reference for Meth usage.

In general it means “hang out and hook up” but in this context it means “horny and high”. My friends on Grindr say it is common to see listed and have told me it means looking for sex and drug parties. If followed by 420 it means weed only, otherwise meth,  which I like to imaging the priests were using.

Have a great week!

A NASA Spacecraft comes home with an Asteroid gift for Earth.

Thanks Strega!

Unseen  – The New Caledonia crow is smarter than the average [……..].

I end up getting so many of these articles each week that I could despair of humanity. I just accept that there are many dangerous and stupid people about. Irony and laughing at it all keeps me going. Thousands of them ingest bleach to cure a variety of conditions that medial science already has a solution for. Or maybe that’s what I want you to believe!

Have a great week everyone!

On Judgement Day, God conducts a pre-admission interview with a dog and a cat.

The dog pleads that he has always been “a good boy” and was always loyal and obedient and would sit and beg upon command.

Imaginary God is much pleased with the dog and pats him on the head.

He turns to the cat and asks if it was a goo…[Read more]

@Enco – Yes, I think I did post it previously. I re-read the book every few years. Same with Fear  and Loathing in LV, just to make sure I am living correctly 🙂

As for what two or more people do together as consenting adults is of no interest or concern to me unless I am one of them. Here in Ireland the penalty for bigamy is two wives!

Just rereading a book that mentions the Puritans. It is over 100 years old now.  From ‘The Necessity of Atheism’ by Dr. D.M. Brooks;

When the Puritan Fathers landed in this country, they began an existence that has revealed to the world for all time the value of a “burning religious zeal.” In a sense they showed this zeal in regard to the…[Read more]

The term “Islamophobia” was first used in print in 1991 and was defined as “unfounded hostility towards Islam, and therefore fear or dislike of all or most Muslims.” It is admitted in the article that the term “Islamophobia” is not an ideal descriptor. However, that statement is a prime example of a non sequitur fallacy. It does not follow that…[Read more]