Bullshit

MONSTER WIVES Listen. I wish I could tell you I wasn’t drunk off my ass at twenty-one, but I don’t remember most of being twenty-one. Apparently, I got a DUI while I was working, “working” for some pizza place and the internet ran with my mugshot being slapped on a damn Buzzfeed listicle seven years later. Oh, I’m not supposed to use profane language? Don’t care, this is my video. Full cards on the table, I really have no idea what I did. Look, I can’t tell you what my address was back then.…

play Topsy not only retains her anger, but also strengthens it. In the final scene of the play, Topsy interrupts Uncle Tom’s death with another rap, and directly cries to the audience, “This ain’t no mother-fucking play. I’m the governor of this bullshit story!..I love to hear glass break. I love to watch shit burn. I love to hear mother-fuckers scream. Word!! ” The exaggeration of Topsy’s fury is a means by which Alexander indicates to the audience with horror the degree to which the pickaninny…

Four girls are running around hold hands in a daisy field. They look happy and content their lives. They all grow up to be bold women but when one betrays them, it never feels the same. “Iris, will you stop daydreaming and get back to work please,” Mrs. Crow said with an annoyed tone. She looks at me for a moment more until going back to what she was doing. I sigh and say, “Oh, sorry Ms. Crow,” and turn back to my work. I quickly look for a piece of paper and write my daydream down. That might…

In Made to Stick, Chip and Dan Heath dig deep into communication past the surface-level tips and tricks such as eye-contact or body language that are taught in early required higher education courses. The two brothers do a wonderful job of answer the very “real-life” questions such as, “What do I actually say or write?” and “How do I keep the attention of my audience?” We all know there are many different ways to express the same idea, so how does one go about most-effectively sending their…

Yesterday marked the six-month anniversary of the day I was hired for my fifty-cent-more than minimum wage post at a big-box pet store. I started off as a cashier and made my way over into Pet Care in record time, especially for someone who had close to no experience with the animals I would be caring for. I knew a bit about the small mammals; hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, rats, mice, and chinchillas, and I tried to make that a bigger selling point than it actually is. There isn't nearly as…

and ponder on stuffs i lived and experienced just to maybe if i'm lucky find enlightenment and get a boost in cultivation or on my understanding of the rule of this plane of existence ... It's boring right ? To hear a crazy old man talk so much bullshit ...? In truth I'm not some old OP…

Over a few centuries, post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) has been known by plenty of names: at first, it stood as “irritable heart” during the American Civil War; later during the First World War, the symptoms were called “shell shock” or “hysteria”. When the Second World War and the War in Korea occurred, the symptoms were labeled as “war neurosis”, “battle fatigue”, and “exhaustion.” Lastly, during the War in Vietnam, “Post Vietnam Syndrome” remained as the last occurrence of names given…

On March 18, 2012, an unlikely group of men gathered at 3:30 am in the Mormon town of Huntsville, Utah. They were Catholic Monks of the Order of Cicstercians of the Strict Observance (Trappists) performing a routine most of them have been doing for more than 60 years; rising in the middle of the night to attend Vigils and to pray together by chanting Psalms and doing the readings of the Divine Office. That night, an even more improbable person participated in the Liturgy of the Hours—a…

Ta 'n Teli-ktlamsitasit- Ways of believing is a book in the Canadian Ethnography Series and it 's written by Angela Robinson. The book takes place predominately in Eskasoni, Nova Scotia between 1997 and 2001 while according to the book Angela was doing her field research there. “ Between July 1997 and April 2000, I conducted three separate periods of participant-observation research in Cape Breton. My first two visits were spent mostly on the island of Potolek, where I attended the annual…

They say, “One job that a person can have and will never go obsolete is a nurse.” They say, “Everyone needs nurses. We would be lost with them.” I say, “bullshit.” Nurses are praised for work that they do not even do. I could think of one thousand words to express my true feelings about nurses but let’s just say, they are about as lazy as a fat kid being asked to run the mile. In a medical field environment, if you are not a nurse, you are nobody; well, at least that is what it feels like it.…