Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Waking Up

Is hard to do. Where have I been? I've up and forgot about this blog and everything it stands for within a few months of creating it! Well faithful reader (me), I think it is safe to say that I was in a media coma for the past month. Have you ever seen the show "The Wire"? GODDAMN that is addictive.

Friday, September 12, 2008

9/11 Rant

yeah I'll go there, 7 years is enough time for me. Hell, I shot Heath Ledger just to make jokes about it. huh, wait, what?

Why is it, serious question now, why is it that you can put a FDNY, NYPD, or twin towers ad or token on anything it's fine. Put it on an ambulance in California it's fine, put it on a Mercedes in Arkansas, wait no Mercedes in Arkansas...Florida Mercedes, a twin towers ad in my fucking guitar magazine, that's okay. But you give someone a P.O.W./M.I.A. banner or sticker they're white trash.

are couch burners the only people who remember the 60,000 young Americans died in 'Nam? where are their bumper stickers?

60,000 U.S. Vietnam dead get A 8 ft. wall, 2,800 Twin Towers dead get an acre in downtown Manhattan.

apparently you have to die with a tie on to get some fucking respect.

That's why I always drink and drive in a tuxedo (<---courtesy of Friend)

people don't care about soldiers. They don't have a memorial for the 5,000 servicemen who died in Iraq outside of some cardboard crosses on a hillside in Orinda California, and the city tried to get those removed.

where's the respect? I guess if you shoot a man in the back of the head it's a tragedy but if you shoot him in the face it's expected? I'm just calling for equal treatment here. A dead person is a dead person, be it IED victim or 70 story free fall victim.

People expect soldiers to die I guess. Fuck they didn't even give them armor in Iraq. "It's gonna happen eventually we're just helping it along. Don't worry you can have some meth heads hang a flag up for you"

Now, I'm getting preachy. I'm also making a lot of enemies in the meth community.

Fear

One of the worst fears I have is performing in front of a bunch of ghosts and being booed off stage. Then it turns out that they were actually laughing at me. Now, I'm out 4 minutes of stage time.

Monday, September 8, 2008

I've Become a Liberal Elite

I was looking at the photos from the MTV VMAs tonight (I was contemplating killing myself and the only thing that could keep me going was hating on young people) and I didn't know who 75% of the people I saw were. I am officially an out of touch liberal. Next step is to start yelling at kids to get off my lawn and measure the sag in my ball sack with a yard stick.

I Have Some Science Minded Friends

Like looking down the barrel of a gun, right?

For all two people who read this, a bit of history. This is the CERN Large Hadron Collider located on the border between Switzerland and France and it is massive. Something to the tune of seventeen mile wide circumference (I'm no geographer but it could circumnavigate Vatican city and possibly Luxembourg). This mass of metal and concrete is then cooled to about 1.7 degrees above absolute zero, wow how cool! Soon enough, 3 days from now, it will start doing test runs and it will kill mankind and swallow up the earth. Okay, not really but the theory was that when you take a particle and smash it against other particles at the unprecedented speeds that the LHC can create, one might just generate a balckhole. Suck. "Did anyone just feel that? I think my atoms just got rend one from the other on a microcosmic basis."

While that theory is far fetched and scientifically unsound (Particles moving at LHC speeds collide with earth everyday) I think there's a bigger issue at play here. What's that issue you ask? Well fair reader I will tell you, the cost/benefit problem.

You see the governing body of the LHC, CERN, built the collider for a total cost of about 7 billion Euros (345346 kajillons USD). CERN also raised 1 billion dollars last year in order to determine the existence of the theoretical Higgs bonson particle, which as I understand it will solve the world's water shortage, starvation, and green house gas problem once discovered.

That's a lie, the damn thing was built so physicists could sleep at night know their useless pet projects were still being funded. With real problems in this world, I would hope that the 85 nations that make up the governing body of CERN will next focus their considerable collective resources on something that will benefit society as a whole. I'm not saying that this is completely useless, or that science should be pursued soley for science sake, but with massive globally significant issues facing the world (see above) I think that the money would better be served elsewhere.

So in one sentence or less, unless this shit allows me to build a teleportation device so I can transport into a pretty sorority’s shower, it is a waste of money.

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

SLAM (exclamation point)

News networks are given to exaggeration, I fell this is in order to
make the government fed drivel they parrot sound more important. A
great example of this is how if a candidate or politicians says
something that confronts an opponents stated ideology, that becomes a
"slam." We've all heard this, CNN is especially guilty of crap like
this. "Barack Obama SLAMS John McCain's energy proposals"

Now I don't know about you, or all these CNN affectionados out there
but to me a "Slam" has to be something more than a premeditated
difference in policies. A slam has to be an insult something tasty
and funny that someone throws down to accentuate their point.

"John McCain's energy proposal is about as energetic as a P.O.W." SLAM

"Barack Obama's foreign relations experience is about as useful as a
black man at show-up-on-time party." SLAM

the shit we hear is just a polite conversation with everybody
listening. These people are always, "well i respect my colleague but
disagree" There's no slamming going on, maybe if Jesse Ventura was
around (ugh).

If there is such a soft definition of "Slam" A debate is going to boil
down to a game of fucking dozens.

"Barack's Momma can't run the county"
"Your momma is dead Mr. McCain"
"That man is a motherucker with a whack ass forign policy"
"This man is so old he just updated his house with a telegraph"

and so on...

J-

old lady

I saw an older lady walking around today with a rolling suitcase. She was in Borders. How busy are you that you need a suitcase to take to Borders, what the hell is in there that you can't keep in a purse? It's not like books take up that much room either. You could just as easily carry them out. Maybe she's looking to roll a whole slew of books home to add to her library, that might have been true if it wasn't for the fact that the suitcase was already full. Maybe she's just a great shoplifter.

A True Story

I just got a return call from a recruiter that was looking to fill a position in an asbestos/mesothelioma plaintiff's firm. Basically, i would be suing people because a client inhaled some dangerous shit 20 years ago and is now cancer riddled. Here's how the crux of the call went. I am labeled, "Me" and the recruiter is labeled, "FuckfaceMcCallisterfromfucktown" I'll shorten that one to "Mr. Fuck"

...(becuase this isn't the beginning)

Mr. Fuck, "what law school did you go to?"
Me, "California Western School of Law"
M F, "How'd you do there?"
Me, "Alright, about middle of the road"
M F, "That'll be tough, what do you do now?"
Me, "Right now, I'm unemployed"
M F, "What did you do before you lost your job?"
Me, "Was a law clerk at a Plaintiff's firm and then a associate at a trust and estates firm"
M F, "I'm sorry my client won't buy that, they're looking for someone else, I'm sorry good bye"

Wow, thanks buddy. For a man that works in the employment placement field you sure know how to treat potential clients. Now I'm like super pissed and I want to punch the company in the face and I also want to travel back in time and tell my stupid younger self not to go to a third tier law school or law school in general. And If i'm already enrolled (time machines are very iffy) to tell myself to study harder and not fuck around so much.

I thought I had more to say about this guy but now I'm just too mad to type. I picked a bad week to quit drinking.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

I Got a Lot of Problems with You People!

First off, grocery store clerks. What the hell! If you want social time to talk to someone why don't you call them on one of your many breaks. Don't do it while I'm standing right in front you of trying to check out.

Secondly, you can't alter history, the world does not have a fucking time travel device! Barack Obama's nomination does no alter history. In the same sense you cannot alter a suit as you are creating it; you are just creating a suit, now, you are just making history. There, you know what I'm going to frown on that expression, making history. History is something in the past, big small it depends on who is looking. My panic attack is in the past, it's history. While there are assuradly many more to come, each on of them is creating history. It's no special feat to create history everyone does it, from the most important person in the world (me) to the least (you).

A recap, you can't alter history, you can't create history, it happens. To describe Barack's nomination I'll say it's a landmark achievement, not since Suge Knight has a black man commanded or demanded so much respect.

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

my idea

So, I've decided to blend this blog with my true hobby...stand up comedy. Not funny comedy but you know, honest comedy with integrity--stand up. So I'll start posting some comedy ideas on here to see if they're funny in print. If they're not, I'll be sure to yell whatever idea it is into a microphone to force the funny. Screaming is always a hoot just ask Sam Kinison.

Monday, August 25, 2008

It's Monday

More like "No Fun Day" but I guess coming down from a bender can't always be fun.

Someone told me I had a problem with booze. I didn't know love could be a problem until now. Well, I guess love is a problem if you love a live bear trap.


I wouldn't recommend taking the trap out dancing.

Thursday, August 21, 2008

The Girl That Will Never Grow Up

I get the feeling that Shawn Johnson will look like this for the rest of her life. Complete with crappy wardrobe.


16 going on 40.

By the way where are these Olypians getting their money? Michael Phelps has "millions" waiting for him at home. Are they starting a professional swimming league? Wheaties boxes can't pay that much.

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

That's what I'm talking about

"that's what I'm talking about" I love this expression.

Because it's never said after someone talks about something. That would be silly.

"And in conclusion I say that the Russian-Georgia relations were icy to begin with and the conflict which developed in August of 2008, was a collective fault...That's what i'm talking about. Back with more here on CNN"

"That's what i'm talkin' about" Is always said after actions. Let's say I woop up my friend at the yearly circle jerk, and then make him eat the cookie. Then I yell "That's what i'm talking about! EAT IT!" That's the more proper usage.

The thing was, I wasn't talking the whole time I was blowing a load, I wasn't talking about what I was doing or what was going through my mind, that would just be weird.

"See what I'm doing now, I'm vigorously rubbing up and down on my penis with my hand while thinking about Kim Kardashian competing in the pole vault, yeah see here sometimes I close my eyes, and you know what I'm getting close here and I am going to make you eat the whole thing, not a nibble like last year. I am almost done, Kim has cleared 16 feet and i think I'm about to ..." Pop! "See that's what I'm talking about."

Gotta be careful talking out loud like that though, some people still call into phone sex lines. And then the that's what I'm talking about
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I have proof that God loves us. true story. Wait no, it's the opposite of that. He's not too happy with people. Why? because he created oil and he put it below the feet of crazy people. Maybe not crazy, just very poor and very angry people. You know Iran, Bolivia, The United States.

Maybe it's that boorish behavior creates hydrocarbons, There sure is lot of circumstantial evidence to back me up on this. There's nothing substantial in Great Britain or Japan. I think it's a proven fact at this point.

So I have a new get rich easy scheme, I've just decided that my newest occupation will be to walk around and poke people in the chest and yell obscenities in no general direction. Maybe i'll promise myself 70 virgins and lose my sense of humor as well. Then once oil develops under my yard i'll lease it out to Exxon. Then every once in a while I'll just steal candy from a baby or swear a jihad on a television show just to keep supplies fresh and coming.

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Cell Phones

The new cell phone law has my vote, but also my ire. <--that's a byline in the industry.

I was behind the slowest driver in the world today, the kind that needs at least a mile space before turning out into traffic. Maybe she needed a mile because she couldn't see down enough for us mere car drivers out of her oversized SUV.

regardless she was either lost or a douchebag. Because she didn't know where she was going was in no hurry to get more lost like the rest of us try to get. Turns out (of course) she was on her cellphone. not a hands free device either, oh no, straight Zack Morris "Saved by the Bell" phone. This is typical behavior. Whenever a person is lost, in trouble, or just bored while driving, they commonly resort to cellphone usage and road rules avoidance.

What troubled me was that there was a Cop at one of the intersections this lady nearly droive through. now in California it is illegal to have your phone up to your gaping-mouth-hole head while driving. Honestly I was looking forward to her getting pulled over and issued a $300 for the iota of unhappiness she caused me. Yes, I am spiteful, especially when hungry.

Can you guess what happened? sure you can, nothing. That bastard drove right through the intersection. To be fair he would have had to get out of his car to issue the ticket and who wants to do that on a hot day. Nothing, what's the point of the law if you don't enforce it. Maybe if she was driving a crappier car instead of a Lexus, something maybe like mine.

So I went on my sullen way and she went on endangering other drivers and various inattentive pedestrians. No justice.

Friday, August 15, 2008

Bloggin' Days

Man, blogging everyday is tough, which is why I haven't done it. I think I'm going to get on the Paul Krugman schedule and post Mondays and Fridays; and in the meantime I'll teach at Harvard. I'll be sure to pass on my subversive ideas onto America's future. So here we go, Friday blog begin.

Cover Letters are a pain in the ass and everyone has an opinion on them. Mine personally has gone through 714 changes. If my cover letters were home runs I'd be in the baseball hall of fame.

It's too long, it's too short, this part is superfluous, stop swearing. Whatever, I'm convinced now that I'll not be employed ever. If there are this many people willing to express their views tome how many people are just thinking bad thoughts at the letters? My guess, 96%.

Thank the Cosmic Teapot for unemployment checks, cause it appears I'll be needing them.

On a much happier side note, I've created a story with a friend of mine called "Black Earth" where people turn into zombies of some sort...but trust me there's a twist. oh brother and what a twist! Stay tuned for more details.

Monday, August 11, 2008

Foriegners Scare the Shit Outta Me

But like in a good way. like you know your first orgasm scared you, I mean what if god was watching you play with the corn starch so? Then you realized it was actually quite an awesome experience, and awesome habits are hard to break. These foreigners could be scary if I hadn't popped that fear cherry by living with a extra-state person for like 5 years. So, therefore foreigners are good and no longer frightening, at least to me, the rest of you need to pull your dick outta that cornstarch corn hole and learn a few things. No, I can't help you with the learnin'.

The point of this is that, there are a lot of foreign people on Blogger, like a million or so, and they are always the next blog that appears after i press the "next" button. This is a text based medium and your strange language doesn't help me spy on your personal affairs you post on the interweb.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

what it's about

I went and saw a live rock n' roll act last night. It was pretty freaking awesome. First off we went to a bar before the show, because all shows are better with booze--even ballet. This bar was extra cool though because the bartender had us pick a drink out of a 500 page cocktail book and he made a free 'sample' of the chosen drink for us (a sample the size of a normal drink). BTW Hakkatinis are pretty good just add a little lime in there with the 2 parts apple juice, 1 part orange vodka, 1 part Gran Marnier, and 1-.5 part Campari.

So the opening band was decent however I don't think that they ever escaped the high school notebook phase of writing. The first song was about "addiction", the second about "people we've lost", the third was about "anyone in jail", and the last song was about "those people in the south who have got the short end of the stick". Oh happy little americana colloquialisms! Honest this was all from the singer's mouth, hence the quotations. I'm surprised that there weren't song about "all those people out there with diabetes", "people with gassy pets", and "anyone who's ever used a charge card".

I think the headliners (The Hold Steady, check 'em out) later made fun of the opening band when the lead singer said "this next song is about nicknames!" and it clearly was.

Monday, July 28, 2008

Unitarians

Did you see that 58 year old opened fire in a Tennessee church this weekend? Apparently he was unimpressed with the churches "liberal" views. First off, its a church it can't be that liberal. Second off, I've been to a Unitarian church and it's not liberal, just kinda weird. For example, they put on children's plays and call it mass.

What was he thinking..."How dare you put on a play children's play written by a smelly jew, you're an abomination unto god! the eye in the sky wants my unemployed ass to swiss cheese-icise this so called church. Extolling the virtues of tomorrow... F you!"

I didn't think Annie was that bad; I'm actually more inclined to see it now.

See the news says that this guy was unemployed and angry at liberal views. I just can't see how that leads to shooting up a church. I'm unemployed and generally indifferent to conservative views, what the hell am I supposed to shoot up? If you answered "nothing, but why don't you whine a little more," you're correct. Just write in and I'll send you a compliment on your Myspace page. I'll even post it publicly.

Monday, July 21, 2008

Haiku

Haikus

the slightest breezes
sends dust bunnies sprinting
broom holding man is pissed

or:

No job leads to chores
chores involving brooms; and
uncatchable dust

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Old People Can Be Evil Too

Okay, this post raises two very important questions, at least important in my tiny little pixilated world. The picture first:


Here’s the scoop, these two old birds took two homeless men under their wing and then ran them over with cars once the insurance policies they took out on the bums cleared. I guess it wasn’t much of a shock given the way old people drive generally.

Look at ‘em, blue jays waiting to be some prison rooster's catch…that could be your Grandma, if you’re a white person, or adopted by white people. Is that one on the right smiling? I guess good manners are hard too break, much like coffee addictions. The story goes that these two AARP members were busted because the one on the left took out too many insurance policies. How much coverage is too much for the life of a vagrant you ask? 2.3 million, Ching! Do insurance companies do background checks on the subject of policies before signing off on the policy to a recently acquainted third party? I think we might have a little more investigation of such shenanigans after this hooey.

“I’m sorry person who has known the subject of this policy for only 3 weeks, the life of this crack addled porn star you wish to insure is not worth $100,000 dollars as you requested. Just the touching his dad did to him in his youth makes the upper limit of this policy $15,000.”

Who says you can’t put a value on human life?

The second and I believe the more important issue is, why do I get all my news from Yahoo!? Maybe its because it punctuates itself, a thing as all you grammar nazis know I need more of (parentheses here to not end sentence with word ‘of’). It’s really not the most novel place to get news from, everyone sees it, so I’m really not adding much to the blogosphere besides some more boring font and a couple of swear words stung together with prepositions. Eh, what’s another voice in the choir.


p.s. The link if you all care, I think the link says it all:

p.p.s. So, the tags on this are in alphabetical order, which was not how they were intended. I had originally written"Addiction, I, Question, Yahoo, old, ladies, kill, bums"; har har right?

now look what is says. go on. On a lighter note, hits are up.

blog.

blog.

Monday, July 14, 2008

Not So Shocking

Well, so much for shocking the system into quitting something. Apparently the little coffee demon I tried to kill over the July 4th holiday weekend survived. That little fork wielding bastard made me drink half a pot of coffee on Friday. How quickly frank the coffee tank shows his head again. Half a pot? what was I thinking? It wasn't 2am and I wasn't studying for a final for the class I never went to! It was noon on an unemployed Friday (yes I won't let you forget that I don't work, more on this later--I promise). Although, I am happy to report that I have not had any cafe since my digression on Friday. I guess the moral of the story is that the shock doctrine will only allow you to alter behaviors in incremental ways, nothing so fundamental as denying the caffeine jones.

On an aside, it is a bad idea to go to the gym after drinking half a pot of coffee. Anyone ever get the shakes from too much caffeine? No, just me? well try harder. I assure you that it is not a good idea to place large metal objects over my amphetamine riddled brain repeatedly while your arms and legs are doing their impressions of grandma's vibrator.

Then there is also the added bonus of just being too amped to do anything.

“Holy shit lets do that, no that, what about this, oh that looks fun!”

And now you’re there for 2 hours and nothing has been accomplished save the endangerment of your life. I can swear to you that my heart hurt when I left. Good thing when I left I was able to calm myself down with an evening of b movies, bars, bad cover bands, and uhhh, beer. Actually that's a lie. There was nothing calming about the band I saw--they sucked. As friend put it, "This cover band makes me want to cover this whole bar with napalm."

Thursday, July 10, 2008

well so much for that

Yeah, I could probably go without a cup of coffee, but god damn i want one! my feet are cold.

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Shock Doctrine

I used to have a coffee dependency, something I cultivated while in school. It was getting pretty bad too, maybe half a pot of more a day (that's bad by my standards, not bad by goth -kid-hang-out-in-coffee-house-standards). But I've found the cure to my coffee addiction. I took it straight from yesterdays headlines: The Shock Doctrine.

The Shock Doctrine is a book by Naomi Klein that explores the necessity to 'shock' (surprise!) the public so very important and rich people can make themselves more important and more rich in the ensuing chaos. Think how that idiotic Patriot Act with its right to invade your privacy came to be.

Knowing this system I set out to kick my coffee addiction. I went to Santa Barbara, as already discussed and only drank beer and the occasional watered down beverage. I didn't have any coffee and during the horrid hangover--chaos--that ensued I didn't reward myself with any joe. Now I'm happy to say i've been coffee free for 2 whole days. Lets hope the people that live in my head don't miss what i've taken away from them.

Monday, July 7, 2008

Back!

I'm back from my holiday trip to Santa Barbara, sorry to my one reader for the delay (It's okay).

I learned a few things while out and about, lets go over them shall we?

1) Spending an entire sunny day inside the doors of a filthy college level apartment shirtless while drinking heavily is an awesome way to waste time.

2) Fireworks are way cool up close.

3) I cannot play drums , even on a video game.

4) Spending an entire sunny day inside the doors of a filthy college level apartment shirtless while drinking heavily is an awesome way to make sure your stomach and intestines swear a personal vendetta against the pain receptors in your brain for days and weeks to come.

that is all.

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

What Was Google Thinking?

So I signed up for the ad blip to give the illusion that my words are generating revenue and it appears that the good Bots at Google have clearly not identified the type of blog this is (more on the lack of a theme later). For example, I just saw and ad for senior trip insurance, now I don't know what kind of trip this is, Hawaii or comical, but I do know that there probably won't be any seniors among the 6 of you reading this blog.

In an effort to prove that fuzzy logic is about as logical as a fuzzy navel, I've altered the labels for this post as an experiment to try and get a glimpse of the inner workings of this website.

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

White Russians

Give me dairy breath. But you really can't escape the goodness of protein and alcohol. Now if I could just find a way to mix a steak with my martini.

On a side note: I mixed 1 part vanilla vodka, 1 part $2.99 marsala wine, and 2 parts milk (basically whatever I could reach) and then drank it. It was delicious although the acidic wine burnt the shit outta my inner mouth chancer sore.

What should I call this gift from the gods at the Milk Processing Board?

1) a Hairy Russian
2) Thommy Boy Needs Help (or longer arms)
3) Franco Russian Goodness
4) A Mousolenin, maybe a Stalini?

nothing to offer?

Anyone else notice that there's a lot of foreign language blogs on this site? Maybe if I was in another country this blog would be slightly entertaining. Everyone else's blog seems to have a theme of some sort, pictures, babies, belly dancing, blah, and here I am just typing away with no visual media what so ever. Without pictures of small children who will pay attention to this blog!


I belong,I BELONG! cuddle me blogosphere.

Whorin' Out!

Sure did! Only took me one day and a couple of white lies but I got me some Google ads flowing on this page! Only took 4-5 white lies too! Let the money start rolling in!

What's that you say? This is supposed to be about using up free time while unemployed? Well to that I say, "I'm unemployed shitkicker, I clearly need the money"

Bad Theatre

So i do a bit of stand-up comedy

I bombed the other night...30,000 brown people dead! har har, just kidding.

No really, I was on stage and did the figurative bomb, maybe more like a figurative belly flop, there was a lot of figurative jokes going on, and laughing at someone's imagination isn't easy. Go figure.

I got over it and I moved on. I realized that you can't really bomb doing stand up comedy, it just becomes bad theater. A one man show just gone terribly awry.

which is funny because bad theater can be pretty fucking funny.

so now, if i bomb, i think of it as just putting on a really good play.

Why?

Why, you might ask, did you decide to develop a blog and place it out into the interspace for every one (with a computer–sorry kids in Africa) to see?

Given that there is currently a din of text voices screaming at the top of their keyboards for attention and relevance in an increasingly over simulated and information saturated world, it is a valid question. IF the answer was that I wanted to get noticed. However, that is not my desire. My desire is to stave off the evil demons of idleness brought on by my current labor related stagnation. Or as I like to say, "I'm unemployed, bitch," and I need to do something besides stare at craigslist and wait for a job posting directed exactly at me. I think the ad would have to look like this for me to read it:

6-June-08: ATTENTION [my name here], SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER XXX-XX-XXXX, GET PAID TO DRINK BEER AND TWIDDLE YOURSELF!!!!!!1!!!

Where the X's would be replaced by real numbers, numbers that correspond to the actual numbers in my social security number, which is made up of numerical based numbers with no numerators. Even if the ad came through I don't think I'd apply because most people would then assume I'm twiddling myself constantly. While fun, society still has a problem with making twiddling public.

So back to the lecture at hand, with all this cacophony why throw a breeze into the wind? Shouldn't I be worried about making waves or having this hurt my employment? Bah, to that I respond, "What's another voice in a chorus of millions?" I'll write cause that's what I want to do, if some small child happens upon it and complains to their parents, so be it. I got 40 hours of free time here and I need to fill it so here you go masses, another body. Plus, I did a Google search with my e-mail address and this blog didn't appear, take that employers!

Oh yeah, if I were to get noticed I don't think I'd complain too much. I can look back on this last day of employment (you can't tell why it's ending?) and chuckle while I'm knuckle deep in some starlet...or my current beautiful girlfriend whom I would never leave.

Title

So I suppose a brief note on the title is in order-why? Because I make the orders around here.

Industrial Orange has a dual meaning.

1) It's the color of the Golden Gate Bridge. I live in the Bay Area.

2) Yes I ripped off Anthony Burgiss. From Wikipedia, the source of all truth:

Anthony Burgess wrote that the title was a reference to an alleged old Cockney expression "as queer as a clockwork orange".¹ Due to his time serving in the British Colonial Office in Malaysia, Burgess thought that the phrase could be used punningly to refer to a mechanically responsive (clockwork) human (orang, Malay for "man").

The title also connotes a conundrum of sorts, a machine vs. nature duality. Can something be an organic delicious breakfast drink producing fruit and yet a mechanical device that controls our lives???? I think NOT! Not yet that is, wait till science gets its hands on this idea.

So I take the title of the paint, ascribe new meaning to it and then, viola! It's my title now.