Kinda like how PETA has decided to spin its wheels by holding a public protest outside a fur farm in
Remember “Hands Across
I just feel that all these groups don’t get it. We all fucking know about “Global Warming”. You doing some stupid, ill-conceived stunt isn’t going to hammer it home anymore. We all know that you morons hate fur. But what you want is for people to join your bandwagon and not just decide that being naked and covered in paint is the surest way to have all your friends thinking you’re “special”. Finally, some notion that you are going to end something (hunger) that has been around since the earth started to spin, just by holding fucking hands is about as nuts as thinking you can slow down time by spinning. I tried that when I was like eight and let me tell you from experience, it will only work for couple of seconds at best.
Still, I felt like there was probably a buck to be made here. I mean how much do you think those Prius’s and
Let me introduce “The Exercise in Futility: Exercycle”. For the angry protester who wants to fight the causes (to as much effect) from the comfort of their own home. The Futility-Exercycle comes complete with “wheels to spin” to no practical result. Other than maybe the repetitive and possibly brain damaging movement of the plate that will give you the very real sensation of repeatedly “beating your head against a wall”. And lastly, the pedal motion turns a tiny generator that will operate a small, but powerful, electric fan; so that one might bask in the spraying droplets of your very own urine whilst “pissing into the wind”! All components of the Futility-Exercylce are made from recycled nothing. That’s right none of it is recycled at all. The best part of all though is that all of the proceeds go to fighting need. My need! Of stuff like video games and guns and like sports cars.
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I've never been much of a joiner with causes...too many people just like to belong to something they can beat their gums about and do some grand gesture (such as those you mention) that is really just an opportunity to convince themselves that they have done something noble. My choice for my headstone is " I can't save the world, but I can try to save my little corner of it".
To that end, I don't go to marches, I march out to the backyard and see that the local wildlife have water in this unbearable heat and I keep Dad from cutting down the dead tree because so many woodpeckers are raising their young in it.
I don't offer to take candy and singing to the poor elderly in a home, I walk over to the Kauss's house and take their trash can or mail up the steep driveway for them and sit with Evelyn while we wait to find out where Walter got lost to when he went to the bank.
I don't stand in the middle of a rally and protest the wasteful abundance of empty soda cans and water bottles...I started taking a large refillable water thermos to work, even though in the first week of school some young terrorist put dishwashing soap in it to kill me and amuse himself!
Actions speak of your convictions louder than any bold denouncing of others.
I never quiet got how the "walks" help cure stuff.
But I do get more on board with the walks and cake sales, and fundraisers than I do the ribbons.
Ribbon's for stuff sucks, to hell with the ribbons.
Bracelets too. Bracelts suck.
except the WWMLD Bracelets, those are okay
What's going on? the well run dry? You haven't blogged since August! Surely your re-inactment experience gave you something to write about?
Dad and I keep checking for something new...
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