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der wetterfleck
digital self-harm

chain letter archive

eine zeugenaussage
catastrophic diarrhea
orangutan menopause
radical microsociology
ci-poems of li qingzhao
conversational terrorism
rabbi with the lazer eyes
the martha mitchell effect
the animatronic mckinleys
cookbooks as haunted texts
bad service theme restaurant
kansas city skywalk collapse
manufactured normalcy field
schadenfreude in young children
female country music 1980-1989
abraham lincoln's marfanoid mother
guest satisfaction at dick's last resort
the peacefulness of chinese teenagers
human face semi-smashed into place?
romeo and juliet as sexual propaganda
one cannot disguise one's delaware ways
rise of seventeenth-century cobbler-pundit
teasing in hierarchical and Intimate relations
discourse types in Nigerian stand-up comedy
consuming hot peppers after anal fissure surgery
syllabus for william gaddis's literature of failure course
italian clinic clowns and the self-to-clown persona shift
was hoping this concept would have a more general application
long-rung effects of lottery wealth on psychological well-being

a taxonomy of political ideologies based on construal-level theory

the processing of humour by individuals suffering from schizophrenia
why does the minimum wage have no discernible effect on employment?
gleaning interview content from analyzing counter-transference reactions of the interviewer
contemporary music production and consumption as quintessential deregulatory neoliberalism
calculated overcommunication

"Hitler found himself imperiled only once, when Bavarian Interior Minister Schweyer raised the question of having the troublesome alien agitator deported to Austria. A conference in 1922 among the leaders of all the government parties had agreed that the rowdy bands in the streets of Munich, the brawls, and constant molesting of the citizenry, were becoming intolerable. But Erhard Auer, the leader of the Social Democrats, opposed deportation on the grounds that it wold be a violation of "democratic and libertarian principles." So Hitler was allowed to go on denouncing the republic as a "sanctuary for foreign swindlers," threatening the administration that when he came to power "may God have mercy on you!" and proclaiming that there would be "only one punishment: the rope" for the treasonous leaders of the Social Democratic Party."
-Joachim Fest

September 2002

November 2002

Sunbelt Disco: Peanuts and Diamonds

Surprisingly Guardable

don't let not having the tools be your trepidation
the baby ghost says beat it with your chain
cheerful walkaway power
communism for one
digital blackwater
one eyed mother
bucket of blood
braille playboy
hermit forum
cassie sings
dark joy

l.e. sissman 
chamber of horseshit
l.e. sissman

cholly
ponzis
who me
ant slavery
nz prophecy
five penalties
the brass check
capitalist realism
creative menopause
radical constipation
ephemeral synagogues
league of land-locked nations
autonomous teenage bedrooms
nutrient pulses in tropical forests

Christian theologians after the Middle Ages need to be credited for having started to sense the intolerability of their own resentment constructions. Subsequently, they felt compelled to weaken the excesses of their theology of rage. This was reflected in the invention of purgatory. It is probably not overdrawn to characterize the new theology of purgatory, which rapidly expanded from the eleventh century on, as the real Christian thought that created history.

- Peter Sloterdijk, Rage and Time

Capricorn Suit

The Harsh Skull

     While on a journey, Chuang Tzu found a skull, dry and parched. With sorrow he questioned and lamented the end to all things. When he finished speaking he dragged the skull over, and using it as a pillow, lay down to sleep.
     In the night the skull came to his dreams and said "You are a fool to rejoice in the entanglements of life."
     Chuang Tzu couldn't believe this and asked "If I could return you to your life, you would want that wouldn't you?"
     Stunned by Chuang Tzu's foolishness the skull replied, "How do you know that it is bad to be dead?"

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