Friday, December 11, 2009
First bit of satisfaction
OK, so it is not true that all academic scientists are completely corrupt. Fuck, it's a start. I thought for sure that they were.
Image.
Image.
News of the tautological
The report starkly warned that a new long-term care insurance plan included in the legislation could "face a significant risk of failure" because it would attract people in poor health, leading to higher and higher premiums, and eventually triggering an "insurance death spiral." Well, duh. A small price to pay for the triumph of AmeriSoc.
A borderline nonsensical faux profundity
Abraham Lincoln once said, “It is very common in this country to find great facility of expression and less common to find great lucidity of thought.” Alas, alas.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Coanda Saturnine!
i can't believe that you would post such ridiculous ideas. i mean, just look at it... spinning around just like a laundry dryer. this is obviously the other end of the vortex where all of our missing socks go.
Stimulus money hard at work
* Money for people to keep journals of their malt liquor and marijuana use ($389,357).
* Money to study the "hookup" behavior of college co-eds ($219,000), and the sex drive of rats on hard drugs ($30,000).
And on, and on. What should we add on the FCP wish list?
* Money to study the "hookup" behavior of college co-eds ($219,000), and the sex drive of rats on hard drugs ($30,000).
And on, and on. What should we add on the FCP wish list?
Diplomacy!
Shit. Norway's like the UK or some other slavetrader. Our buddies are Hugo Chavez and Ahmadinejad.
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
Pepe gets 'ligion
[This] is a religion with a vision of sin and repentance, heaven and hell. It even has a special vocabulary, with words like 'sustainability' and 'carbon neutral.' Its communion is organic food. Its sacraments are sex, abortion, and when all else fails, sterilization. Its saints are Al Gore and the InterGovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
There is Always a Reason Why They Are Ever Our Friends and Allies
As awful as Obama is, he is simply the omega point of a process that began many decades ago-- began as soon as after WWII when American politicos discovered there was profit in dhimming the future. With BushI it was at a dangerous level. By now it is fatal.
High speed delivery of chocolate from a trough
This sounds like a worthwhile application of the Coanda effect. We could modify it here at FCP, for high-speed delivery of VCP to the deserving ones.
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
Some chinless retard broad reads AA's snooty senior thesis from UC
The Telephone Book focuses on three themes: technology, schizophrenia and electric speech. The book begins with a sustained examination of Heidegger's involvement with the Nazi Party and proceeds through a history of the telephone in light of Heidegger's "call to being." Ronell demonstrates the complexity of "the call" and its presence throughout contemporary culture including technology, psychology and art. In The Telephone Book, Ronell rejects the authoritarian position of the author and instead refers to herself as the "operator" of the text.
Crack Wars likens addiction to literature to drug addiction. Ronell avers that the work is a political gesture against the hysteria of the "racist" war on drugs. Beginning with an extensive survey of philosophical works on intoxication, including writings by Nietzsche, Baudelaire and Benjamin, Crack Wars then examines Heidegger's descriptions of want, wishing and "being towards".
From this bio.
Uh, LOL!
Counterthinking! New! Improved! Stupider!
Et tu, Conyers?
The pinko crackup continues to its foundations. Conyards was one of the first Dems to back Obama over Hillary (2+2=4) and now is mad as hell and putting it in writing as soon as he finds a nice crayon and a secretary to translate into English.
WH toilet flushes through WaPo
Obama is trying to break the dynamic that says that when an American president negotiates with the Chinese or Russians, he must return with rewards or concessions -- or else he is guilty of appeasement.
...and he's succeeding wonderfully!
...and he's succeeding wonderfully!
Monday, December 07, 2009
Kiki, a Rotten soulmate, kicks the bucket at age 146
Though advanced in age, Kiki remained "fresh" to the end. Kiki weighed 250kg and had to be moved about using a forklift. "However crushed they were by his 250kg, the females suffered his assaults without any complaint."
No shit, no brainer...
MIT employs the invisible hand which typically has predictive modeling-like results: e.g., people tend to do shit for money. Does one need to go to MIT to figure this out? Well, at least MIT doesn't dole out the superfluous in the form of degrees.
Spenglerooged
And a Merry X-Mas to you too, Tiny TimBut the fucker has it right:
"1. The level of un- and underemployment is so huge by historical standards as to make the usual sort of measurement questionable. With nearly 20% of the population unable to find proper work, there is a different sort of workforce. The vast majority of job creation in the US during the past two generations came from small businesses, which display only vaguely on the radar of government agencies as well as the bigger private surveys. The financial crisis killed small entrepreneurs as surely as Joseph Stalin killed the kulaks, and the roots of the economy are dead and dry. "
By Comparison, Komrads, We Are Unworthy
Wow, in one little pakalerti article there are more GUTS than Patton on steroids, never mind FCP. More colorful "confusion of categories" weirdness than Pepe on peyote.Good stuff.
Of course, the mindwrenching thing is that although about 80% of that is bullshit disinformation of the rankest sort...there is at least some 20% of truth percolating through it. Ah, then, what 20% is that?
Sunday, December 06, 2009
Sounds better
Let's give credit when credit is due (and keep our fingers crossed). Is there a chance we can whup some Taliban ass next year? We'll see.
Herr Rott am Steuer
“I think it’s a real advantage that he’s German,” said Bianca Florea, 18, a student, as she passed through the main town square in Sibiu on Friday. “Well, not exactly German, but Saxon.” Asked why, Ms. Florea responded, “We Romanians are a bit lazy, that’s my opinion.”
And, by the way, as you guys surely know, it was a guy from Sibiu who invented the rocket, way back when: In 1922, Oberth's proposed doctoral dissertation on rocket science was rejected as "utopian". He next had his 92-page work published privately in June 1923 as the somewhat controversial book, Die Rakete zu den Planetenräumen.
And, by the way, as you guys surely know, it was a guy from Sibiu who invented the rocket, way back when: In 1922, Oberth's proposed doctoral dissertation on rocket science was rejected as "utopian". He next had his 92-page work published privately in June 1923 as the somewhat controversial book, Die Rakete zu den Planetenräumen.
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