The Insanities of One’s Mind
January 6, 2007From looking at the stats for this blog, I can tell a lot about the types of people who come across it, mostly shown through the search engine referrals I find. The kinds of insights these can lead to are quite astounding, so what you’ll now be experiencing is a journey into the minds of those who search Google for stupid things, and find what they’re looking for–me.
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procrastination poem — Now, I will admit, I don’t have any procrastination poems here, until now. In order to please this
bizarreinteresting person, here’s a little haiku:Procrastination
Eats up your time, just like this
Amazing haiku. - dilbert i will use google before I ask dumb questions — This guy’s problem is he forgot the last bit. It should’ve been, “dilbert i will use google before I ask dumb questions, except when I click on a result and the guy blogs about my dumb question.”
- consider them rubbish sermon — Yeah, most are.
- i’m always mean when you’re mean: a blog — That’s a fairly good description.
- procrastination just means I am thinking about it — Wow. I am impressed. This guy probably does not only know how to procrastinate, but I’ll bet he knows how to procrastinate procrastinating, too.
- rotten execution — As long as this isn’t referring to my writing, then sure, whatever.
- accidental bitch — You too, moron.
To Dream of Never-Ending Things…
October 15, 2006What if we actually cared?
What if “thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself” was more than a catchphrase?
What if we really tried to love our neighbors as ourselves?
What if we learned to love ourselves?
What if we desired to change what isn’t right?
What if we took the unjust and fixed it?
What if passion became the norm?
What if hate didn’t exist?
What if everybody lived each day like their last?
What if everybody lived each moment as their last?
What if we believed in ourselves even when nobody else did?
What if failure wasn’t feared?
What if time wasn’t an issue?
What if we were willing to sacrifice?
What if we kept trying?
What if we followed what we believed?
What if we dreamed the impossible, but tried anyway?
Justice.
September 11, 2006The word on our tongues, the 9/11 cry, the curse others deserve.
Let them have it; just don’t touch me.
Free the oppressed; but find somebody else to do it.
Feed the poor; but somebody else pay for it. I can’t–I’m still paying for my HDTV.
Convict the criminals; just keep away from BitTorrent and my radar detector.
Let Bono fix the African kids; I don’t have the time.
I can’t afford to help out my neighbor; it wouldn’t be fair to me.
I don’t have time for your justice; I’m too busy with mine.
Lawyers, Judges, Senators.
Money, Political Agendas, Power.
Hell for you, fair for me.
May you be brought to justice. Perhaps then the damn thing will steer clear of me.
To the oppressed, the poor, the AIDS-inflicted, the bums of the street:
Don’t worry, I’ll help you out once it’s fair for me.