blind date is a funny show.

i love watching bad dating shows.

blind date is on spike right now, and this one guy on there had the most pathetic little coup ever. he asked blind date to hook him up with his co-worker. he should have known it was a terrible idea. but, he had no idea--he thought he would get hooked up with her on blind date, and live happily ever after. he actually fessed up to her that he told blind date to hook them up and that he had a crush on her. she, of course, thought he was some kind of psycho stalker. she kept her distance the entire time, and told her that she didn't date co-workers as a matter of policy. he never got the hint, kept hitting on her, and kept making sexual innuendoes. of course, at the end, she rebuffed his attempt to kiss her, and he felt like a total chump. serves him right, really, for being crazy enough to ask blind date to set him up with a co-worker.

i love stupid people. they make me laugh.

up with pelvis-shaking!

it's pretty funny that i'm most like elvis.

it's really funny that i'm apparently 0% like jesus.

go me.

You scored as Elvis Presley. The United States has never been a democracy but actually a monarchy...with it's citizens bowing to one throne. Born in Tupelo, you are the King. You have a tendency to be promiscuous, you'll probably die of a drug overdose or be abducted by aliens, and you're also responsible for the ousting of Jesus/Yahweh from the throne of gold. </td> Elvis Presley 75% C.G. Jung 58% Stephen Hawking 58% Miyamoto Musashi 58% Friedrich Nietzsche 58% Sigmund Freud 58% Steven Morrissey 50% Dante Alighieri 33% Hugh Hefner 25% Charles Manson 25% O.J. Simpson 17% Mother Teresa 17% Adolf Hitler 8% Jesus Christ 0% What Pseudo Historical Figure Best Suits You? created with QuizFarm.com

not yours.

alright, thanks to farker No Such Agency, the best internet graphic i've seen in a very long time:



i think that about says it all. if god came down and said that to everyone, and they listened, this world would be a far better place.

christian coalition

this is interesting. apparently, the president-elect of the christian coalition has decided to resign, and not take the presidency of the organization. why? because the organization is so fixated on the issues of abortion and gay marriage, and refuses to expand to other issues that also pertain to christians, such as poverty and the environment.

i say, good for him. i don't necessarily agree with the christian coalition's viewpoints on many things, or on their tactics, but at least there's someone who wanted to expand its focus to being a more overall-christian pressure group, as opposed to focusing on only abortion and gay marriage. it's too bad that so many people already in the group's leadership are so resistant to expanding its focus. i can only hope that one of two things will happen--it will eventually expand its focus and become a more general conservative-christian group, or that people will backlash and the group will die out for being a strictly double-issue (or, make that single-issue, as in anti-personal-autonomy) group. i'm glad there are some conservative christians out there who realise that living their faith is more than simply pressuring people that there is One Right Kind of sexual relationship, heterosexual marriage for procreation. people can choose to hold those beliefs, and to advocate for them, even though i could not agree less with them. but, that one belief is not enough to sustain a spiritual life, or a political existence.