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cub4Bear's raw, unedited thoughts, posted to the web. People Hot stuff
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Monday, September 17
Candidate for worst descriptive sentence in a porn story:
"Quickly, but considerately, I wrenched his but-tocks further apart and drove my tongue through the poochy ring of his asshole and proceeded to eat out his rectal cavity as deeply as possible." The poochy ring of his asshole? What does that mean? Sunday, September 16
Friday, September 14
This morning on the way to work I saw a slice of pizza on the ground with a hole in the middle. The hole had been pecked away by pigeons who had eaten the pizza.
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"The abortionists have got to bear some burden for this because God will not be mocked. And when we destroy 40 million little innocent babies, we make God mad. I really believe that the pagans, and the abortionists, and the feminists, and the gays and the lesbians who are actively trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, the ACLU, People For the American Way, all of them who have tried to secularize America. I point the finger in their face and say 'you helped this happen'." --Jerry Falwell, speaking about the World Trade Centre attacks.
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"You start telling the truth to people, and people gonna look at you like you was askin' to fuck their momma or somethin'. The truth is gonna be funny, but it's gonna scare the shit outta folks." --Richard Pryor
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You know, I'm not like other people who think that just because someones disagrees with you they should be censored. Everyone has the power to turn off their TV, turn off their radio, close their book, or click the "back" button in their browser if they're offended. Other people seem to think that the responsibility lies on the person who speaks. It lies on the person who listens.
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Over lunch, I had a debate with one of the Stupid Heterosexuals(tm) about how much, if at all, we should allow our freedoms to be infringed in order to prevent further terrorist attacks. I asked him whether it would be OK to allow the government to listen in on all our telephone calls and read all our e-mails if that would prevent terrorists from being able to attack again. He said it would be OK and asked why I wouldn't want that. I said that the potential for government abuse was too great and that I didn't want to live in a 1984-type society. He said it was worth it to save the lives of 10,000 people.
Am I the only one who thinks that things like the FBI installing carnivore e-mail monitoring systems into ISP's data centres is an attack on our freedom? Wednesday, September 12
I will not settle for mediocrity.
I'm not afraid to criticise. I will call things the way I see them.
I'm sorry, Ted, but terrorism is never justified. Terrorism, by definition, is an attack against innocent civilians for the purpose of instilling fear into the population. Terrorism is very different from a revolution against an undemocratic, oppressive government. The power of government dervies from the consent of the governed, and when a government becomes tyrannical, the people are justified in replacing it, preferably by peaceful means. Of course, sometimes, peaceful means don't work: look at the American revolution. Note that American revolutionaries fought their war against the British army rather than killing civilians. They were not terrorists.
Whoever attacked New York cannot possibly be justified in what they did. No cause can be worth attacking the innocent people who worked there, regardless what the United States might have done. Intellectual pussyfooting about motivations can't possibly have any bearing on what happened. I suppose that's where you and I differ, Ted. I don't think that any cause or anything that the US has done could possibly have any bearing on, or be any kind of justification for, the death of thousands who were innocent. What the US has done or might have done is irrelevant, and the motives of the terrorists are irrelevant. No motive can mitigate what happened in New York. It will be interesting to see who did it. Maybe then I can ask you how much you agree with them. Tuesday, September 11
I'm having a debate with someone about whether terrorism is ever justified. He seems to think that there are cases where terrorism can be justified. Judge for yourself.
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Tonight on #gaymusclebears, some asshole said that nobody on the channel is a musclebear (except for him, of course!). According to his web page -- which of course shows only his body and not his face -- he's looking for "discreet fun." You know what that usually means.
I'm sorry I don't live up to your expectations of what a muscle bear should look like, but I'd like to think that I've made progress since I started working out. I'm sorry if I'm too fat for you and not muscular enough yet. If you don't like how I look, don't be an asshole about it. Too bad his good-looking body comes with an ugly attitude.
I'm not afraid of turning 30. Why should I be? I'm actually looking forward to turning 40, because by that point in my life I'll be mature, financially comfortable, settled in my life, and yet still have half of my life left.
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Having said that, though, there are still things in my life I wish I could fix. One of my weaknesses is that even though I have the ability to work really hard for something I care about, I have no motivation to work on things I don't care about. Case in point: work. I don't like engineering, so I'm not really motivated to do a great job, even though my future career success depends on it.
Ten years from now, I envision myself still working at a job I hate and getting all my fulfillment from extra-curricular activities, as it were. How will my career shape up if I'm not motivated? I would prefer to just work quietly and do my job with as little extra effort as possible, but my current boss and my current company don't want that. How will I be able to survive?
Yesterday I went to the Cabbagetown Arts and Crafts Festival with Claude. It was in the park next to Riverdale Farm, so after we had looked at all the stuff for sale in the park, we went into the chicken coop and watched the chickens. There were some very pretty chickens, and a big rooster. The rooster crowed for me. I also saw some really big turkeys, but they only gobbled a little. Birds are so cute!
After that, Claude and I went to Zelda's for a late lunch. Claude was meeting a female friend of his, and I met up with Chris J. to watch a movie. After the movie we made a late dinner of asparagus, Yorkshire pudding with gravy, steak, and stuffed mushroom caps. We sat out on his balcony overlooking Rosedale and watched the city lights in the distance. We had a great conversation, then I went home and went to sleep, cuddled up with my giant teddy bear. On the whole, I think I'm really happy. Friday, September 7
My ex and friend Eric, a Westmount jew, is teaching english to a Parti Quebecois minister. How steeped in irony is that?
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