I walk the line
Today I learned of the existence of baconnaise.
This brought courtesy of The Daily Show.
I’m broke as fuck but I’m headed to Ralph’s first thing to get me some. I’ve still got quarters. Sounds like the world’s ultimate condiment to me. Oh my. The possibilities boggle. With french fries or on a sandwich. Combined with sour cream and chives for dipping. Inside a doughnut. Fish & chips? With a squirt of lemon? This shit is huge. Could be the best thing since Bob’s Bleu Cheese Dressing.
Nevermind I said that. Blasphemy.
Sheezus, I’m ashamed.
So you know, I’m pretty sure the Bob’s gave me the crapanacious the other night when I combined it with generic Doritos. We’re talking volume and velocity. I was impressed. Prodigious thrust.
Baconnaise. Fuck me. Gonna be a really big show.
More important was a segment that succeeded in contrasting the reality of the Iranian people with what we’ve been sold and bought under Dumbya. Most of us were already aware of this despicable gulf between a dictated perception and actual opinions of the people and the events on the ground in Iran.
Don’t forget the great unwashed.
McCain infamously sang the bomb, bomb, bomb……bomb bomb Iran song while campaigning for President just last year. The Bush administration had an embarrassingly obvious hard on for Iran for at least it’s last four years. The same kind your Black Lab or Irish Setter wags in front of everybody at every gathering you ever host.
I like girl cats.
This is why they fear Obama. It’s hope. And fear. And no more of that other shit. With dignity and wisdom he stays out of it almost entirely. Has the State Department ask Twitter to reschedule some maintenance hours. He’s on it and staying out of it. Nice.
The net effect really does reflect the quality of cheese in hand. Smooth.
What we have here is a failure to communicate.
Then a successful communication because of a complex humiliation. The previous administration is really hoping we don’t remember glimpsing their lipstick penises at picnics. Iran is not a monster. They want the same things we do. To live long and prosper. In peace.
The unwashed loathe Obama because he’s seen their penises and they haven’t seen his. They would have him be the Bull in the China shop in Iran. They pretend to not understand how stupid that is. To not remember the chaos that was wrought from their ludicrous lockstep loyalty to the biggest collection of assholes in history.
Refuse to remember how we were on the verge of war with yet another nation the represented no threat at all to us.
Goddamn these guys are stupid.
All this illumination for the masses from Comedy Central. As opposed to any news network. That really is my point here. So much energy spent to dehumanize these people and they show us in a flash that they may just be more courageous and sincere than we can boast of being.
We are far from real. Not even close. The Iranian people show us. Hundreds of thousands marching silently. When the guns of the government appear, they sit where they stood, in silence. Tens of thousands. Hundreds of thousands. Awesome.
The disparity between Mirhossein Mousavi and Ahmadinejad is far narrower than between Obama and McCain. Forgive me, at least on the surface.
The most compelling aspects are not on the evening news. Most of US don’t even know. A whole row of teeth that will be given away here. Twenty million people will chew wrong if they don’t play this game exactly right.
One way or another.
Courage be to you people.
I am impressed.
Drinks for my friends.
Hhh…. as a wrong-chewer myself, I liked the spectacle… just wish they were demanding that matterred, like getting rid of religion, instead of which master whips them now.
Well yeah but that’s goddamn Utopian. Pollyanna. Forgive my knee jerk.
I had several friends who helped provide cover for Iranian tweeters by changing the name and location of their accounts to Tehran. I don’t have twitter, but this week has made me rethink it.
Also, with all the recent footage I’ve seen, are the Iranian women hot or what?
I loves me some Mesopotamian women. I’m afraid for tomorrow.
I want to always help folks and I almost always empathize with fellow humans in shitty situations, however, the whole “twitter as real news” thing I think was tackled pretty well by my favorite cranky geek, John C. Dvorak (subscribe to No Agenda folks @ http://noagenda.mevio.com/ !) In this opinion he recently posted.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/as-news-source-twitter-has-seven-deadly-flaws?siteid=
“Don’t believe everything that you breathe” (Beck Hansen)
I’ll check it out.