Nick Wilczynski
from Greensboro, NC is reading A Dance with Dragons by George R.R. MartinFebruary 15, 2012 - 1:30pm
And for the record, Polish people hate that. Don't assume that they are Russian. I mean, there are plenty of Ukranian motherfuckers who would kill you over that assumption. I might speak that language instead of Polish, but Russians have never once done right by Poland. Poland was always just stuck between Germany and Russia and when we were civilized they were both barbarians and when we were weak they were both invading.
Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth will rise again, though, and secure it's borders once more against the Cossack menace.
aliensoul77
from a cold distant star is reading the writing on the wall.February 15, 2012 - 1:34pm
Ukranians scare me. Why do I ever time I talk to you I feel like I'm in a gangster movie, Nick? You are very intimidating sometimes. You are like the Tony Soprano of Litreactor.
Nick Wilczynski
from Greensboro, NC is reading A Dance with Dragons by George R.R. MartinFebruary 15, 2012 - 1:49pm
I mean, they are human beings with rights. They deserve to elect their own government and attend to their own affairs. Sometimes some Palestinians get very upset that they are not treated like human beings and tend to... overreact... but you can hardly judge the whole population on the actions of Hamas.
If you do want to hold the population that supports Hamas accountable then most of your work has to be done in the Gaza strip. I don't understand why the West Bank isn't free though, unless they are holding out for Gaza to be handed over (although the Palestinian Authority doesn't run Gaza), but again, the main problem in Palestine is the Zionists.
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When I write violent rap songs like Any Means, sometimes I worry that people will think either that I am "gangster" or that I think I am. But I'm not.
Nick Wilczynski
from Greensboro, NC is reading A Dance with Dragons by George R.R. MartinFebruary 15, 2012 - 1:53pm
I don't think I've ever met a Palestinian though, just Saudi's Turks and Iranians (although in America they call themselves Persians and want no connection whatsoever to the country they fled)
Nick Wilczynski
from Greensboro, NC is reading A Dance with Dragons by George R.R. MartinFebruary 15, 2012 - 2:06pm
If you look into that statement you will find that it happened somewhere in between deliveries of 5 million dollars to keep his campaign alive. Those campaign funds came from people who support a one state (Israel) solution. There's a Casino mogul who apparently thought that soundbite was worth 10 million bucks.
But I remember reading once, from somebody, that the truth was that Israel can have 2 of 3 things here:
1. A Jewish State
2. All of Palestine
3. A Democracy
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So, they can have a Jewish Democracy as long as they give the Arabs back their land, or they can have all of Palestine and a Democracy, but it won't be a Jewish State. The problem is that the Israeli government seems unwilling to compromise on the fact that they want all three things.
Sometimes I get into the blogs and such where the actions of the Israeli's are compared to those of the Nazi's, but I don't share much of that thinking, because it is not productive. The "three things" explanation of Israel-Palestine policy, I think, is much simpler and less incendiary. But the irony of seeing Israeli activists with signs that say "Kill 'em All" still always makes me laugh.
Matt Attack
from Richmond, Va. is reading As I Lay Dying, William FaulknerFebruary 15, 2012 - 2:28pm
You actually have RLS!? Wow, I seriously thought they were making it up.
Also, according to the British Mandate (ratified later on by the UN) Trans-Jordan was set aside for the Palestenians. Israel had the remaining terriroty, but to say they are made up? I think his hair is made up. I personally would like to a Confederation between the PLO and Knessest, both their interest would be served and it wouldn't violate Sharia or Torah law.
Also, I draw the line at glowing monkies. Yes, I said it, that just happened. Bam
Matt Attack
from Richmond, Va. is reading As I Lay Dying, William FaulknerFebruary 15, 2012 - 2:37pm
I figured they were just selling pills. Our medical establishment is designed for endless treatment and not cures. After-all, there is no profit in curing something. Well thats just shitty....I feel like a dick now. Sorry, Also, do you ever have one of those days where you spell everything right? Its kind of confusing.
Utah
from Fort Worth, TX is reading Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtryFebruary 15, 2012 - 2:46pm
Yes. RLS can apparently be an ancillary condition to hypoglycemia. Start drinking raw milk and don't de-yolk your eggs. Should clear that hypoglycemia problem right up.
avery of the dead
from Kentucky is reading Cipher SistersFebruary 15, 2012 - 2:49pm
I knew I was hypoglycemic a long time before I knew I had RLS. That's interesting. I mean...I knew I had this thing with my legs and all, i just thought it was normal. So I never mentioned it.
But my grandmother is hypoglycemic and I fainted a lot in high school so we figured that one out first.
Matt Attack
from Richmond, Va. is reading As I Lay Dying, William FaulknerFebruary 15, 2012 - 3:04pm
My brother has hypoglycemia as does my niece. That SUCKS. Diabetes is something that runs in the family too. Wow, didn't know RLS went along with it. Maybe thats why I dont sleep well....though my legs dont hurt...so who knows.
avery of the dead
from Kentucky is reading Cipher SistersFebruary 15, 2012 - 3:09pm
If you had it, you would probably notice it. I mean, your legs would jerk and twitch and stuff.
It's not a huge deal at all. It's more obnoxious than anything. I don't take medicine for it or anything. I do take these dumb homeopathic tablets that dissolve on your tongue. I'm certian they don't do anything.
Q Clemente
from Virginia is reading "The Year of Our War," by Steph SwainstonFebruary 15, 2012 - 7:42pm
I went "change the world." I've given up hope on making a pile of money on writing. Sadly, many of the greats were written before their appriciative audience were even born, and thier authors died in anonymous and wretched squalor. If I was in it for the money I wouldn't be a lit major... I'd be a marketing exec or an IT tech. Or a historian. That's where the real money is at. Right, Newt?
aliensoul77
from a cold distant star is reading the writing on the wall.February 15, 2012 - 9:30pm
Changing the world isn't always a good thing. Hitler changed the world. Bin Ladin changed the world. Jeffrey Dahmer changed the world. They all made it a scarier place.
Flaminia Ferina
from Umbria is reading stuffFebruary 16, 2012 - 4:49am
Tell them, Alien!
@Clemente (Italian ancestors?), that's exactly why I worked so hard for my stupidity. I realized I was one of the greats, then realized - like you say - that appreciative audiences were not born yet, so I started to get awfully shitfaced, hoping to kill all the greatness neurons. And so it went! I survived, happily forgetful, ready for the cash.
Don't mean rich, living authors are stupid though, no no. They're lucky, and I'm not.
Matt Attack
from Richmond, Va. is reading As I Lay Dying, William FaulknerFebruary 16, 2012 - 5:33am
Changing the world isn't always a good thing. Hitler changed the world. Bin Ladin changed the world. Jeffrey Dahmer changed the world. They all made it a scarier place."
This is pretty deep Alien, mind if I use it sometime?
Jose F. Diaz
from Boston is reading Wolf Hall by Hilary MantelFebruary 16, 2012 - 6:20am
Of course Alien would only focus on the evil fucks that changed the world. How about every person who stood up to the bastards and took control back from those people.
Jack Campbell Jr.
from Lawrence, KS is reading American Rust by Phillipp MeyerFebruary 16, 2012 - 10:02am
If I have a choice, I would rather be appreciated while I am alive, thus, I'll take the money. It doesn't do me much good to be influencial after my death.
Nick Wilczynski
from Greensboro, NC is reading A Dance with Dragons by George R.R. MartinFebruary 16, 2012 - 10:35am
I think Utah was talking about that Bruce Leroy glow.
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My God Utah, I love that movie so fucking much. I was going to spend the day trying to psyche you out, but after that reference I suppose I should act with honor.
Jack Campbell Jr.
from Lawrence, KS is reading American Rust by Phillipp MeyerFebruary 16, 2012 - 11:07am
I love Dickinson, Van Gogh, Frost, Poe, and a lot of other artists who have been hugely sucessful post mortem. I could never hope to have half of their influence. Unfortunately, it didn't do them much good and some of them had what might be called horrible and tragic lives.
Because you said our culture was awful because of those sweet glowing monkeys.
Also, I have restless leg syndrome.
Sorry, Polish. LIke sausage. Yum. I mean regular sausage not your sausage. Oh fuck.
Nuke the whales!
nice save lol
And for the record, Polish people hate that. Don't assume that they are Russian. I mean, there are plenty of Ukranian motherfuckers who would kill you over that assumption. I might speak that language instead of Polish, but Russians have never once done right by Poland. Poland was always just stuck between Germany and Russia and when we were civilized they were both barbarians and when we were weak they were both invading.
Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth will rise again, though, and secure it's borders once more against the Cossack menace.
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That video is not worth the hype.
Ukranians scare me. Why do I ever time I talk to you I feel like I'm in a gangster movie, Nick? You are very intimidating sometimes. You are like the Tony Soprano of Litreactor.
Sorry, I wasn't trying to be. I really don't have the means or motive to harm you. I'm just a grumpy, harmless, little puppy.
So what's up with the Palestinians? Are they okay in your book?
I mean, they are human beings with rights. They deserve to elect their own government and attend to their own affairs. Sometimes some Palestinians get very upset that they are not treated like human beings and tend to... overreact... but you can hardly judge the whole population on the actions of Hamas.
If you do want to hold the population that supports Hamas accountable then most of your work has to be done in the Gaza strip. I don't understand why the West Bank isn't free though, unless they are holding out for Gaza to be handed over (although the Palestinian Authority doesn't run Gaza), but again, the main problem in Palestine is the Zionists.
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When I write violent rap songs like Any Means, sometimes I worry that people will think either that I am "gangster" or that I think I am. But I'm not.
I think Nick scares you because you are a xenophobe.
I don't think I've ever met a Palestinian though, just Saudi's Turks and Iranians (although in America they call themselves Persians and want no connection whatsoever to the country they fled)
Newt Gingrich says they are invented.
If you look into that statement you will find that it happened somewhere in between deliveries of 5 million dollars to keep his campaign alive. Those campaign funds came from people who support a one state (Israel) solution. There's a Casino mogul who apparently thought that soundbite was worth 10 million bucks.
But I remember reading once, from somebody, that the truth was that Israel can have 2 of 3 things here:
1. A Jewish State
2. All of Palestine
3. A Democracy
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So, they can have a Jewish Democracy as long as they give the Arabs back their land, or they can have all of Palestine and a Democracy, but it won't be a Jewish State. The problem is that the Israeli government seems unwilling to compromise on the fact that they want all three things.
Sometimes I get into the blogs and such where the actions of the Israeli's are compared to those of the Nazi's, but I don't share much of that thinking, because it is not productive. The "three things" explanation of Israel-Palestine policy, I think, is much simpler and less incendiary. But the irony of seeing Israeli activists with signs that say "Kill 'em All" still always makes me laugh.
A sad laugh though.
You actually have RLS!? Wow, I seriously thought they were making it up.
Also, according to the British Mandate (ratified later on by the UN) Trans-Jordan was set aside for the Palestenians. Israel had the remaining terriroty, but to say they are made up? I think his hair is made up. I personally would like to a Confederation between the PLO and Knessest, both their interest would be served and it wouldn't violate Sharia or Torah law.
Also, I draw the line at glowing monkies. Yes, I said it, that just happened. Bam
Who would make up RLS? And why? P.S. it hurts.
And you can't draw the line, they already did it. In 2001.
How does restless leg syndrome hurt?
How does a broken arm hurt?
I figured they were just selling pills. Our medical establishment is designed for endless treatment and not cures. After-all, there is no profit in curing something. Well thats just shitty....I feel like a dick now. Sorry, Also, do you ever have one of those days where you spell everything right? Its kind of confusing.
damn it, and apparently double post.
Your leg breaks itself?
@Utah - don't be snide.
@Matt - It's okay, I'm not really mad at you. It does sound silly I guess.
So I just read about it. Apparently you never sleep.
Are you hypoglycemic?
hypoglycemic - yes i am. Why? Is that part of it?
Yes. RLS can apparently be an ancillary condition to hypoglycemia. Start drinking raw milk and don't de-yolk your eggs. Should clear that hypoglycemia problem right up.
I knew I was hypoglycemic a long time before I knew I had RLS. That's interesting. I mean...I knew I had this thing with my legs and all, i just thought it was normal. So I never mentioned it.
But my grandmother is hypoglycemic and I fainted a lot in high school so we figured that one out first.
My brother has hypoglycemia as does my niece. That SUCKS. Diabetes is something that runs in the family too. Wow, didn't know RLS went along with it. Maybe thats why I dont sleep well....though my legs dont hurt...so who knows.
If you had it, you would probably notice it. I mean, your legs would jerk and twitch and stuff.
It's not a huge deal at all. It's more obnoxious than anything. I don't take medicine for it or anything. I do take these dumb homeopathic tablets that dissolve on your tongue. I'm certian they don't do anything.
Blah. Let's drop it. It's boring.
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RE: your pic. Um yes. Where and when? Also, thats so awesome it hurts.
Shiner is good beer.
Examples of books please.
I went "change the world." I've given up hope on making a pile of money on writing. Sadly, many of the greats were written before their appriciative audience were even born, and thier authors died in anonymous and wretched squalor. If I was in it for the money I wouldn't be a lit major... I'd be a marketing exec or an IT tech. Or a historian. That's where the real money is at. Right, Newt?
Changing the world isn't always a good thing. Hitler changed the world. Bin Ladin changed the world. Jeffrey Dahmer changed the world. They all made it a scarier place.
Tell them, Alien!
@Clemente (Italian ancestors?), that's exactly why I worked so hard for my stupidity. I realized I was one of the greats, then realized - like you say - that appreciative audiences were not born yet, so I started to get awfully shitfaced, hoping to kill all the greatness neurons. And so it went! I survived, happily forgetful, ready for the cash.
Don't mean rich, living authors are stupid though, no no. They're lucky, and I'm not.
@Alien - good job.
Of course Alien would only focus on the evil fucks that changed the world. How about every person who stood up to the bastards and took control back from those people.
^that's what I thought. But, Alien posted @ 11:30pm, which apparently is Cranky Hour...or Dour Hour....
That's what now is for me. Now to finish two reviews and finish my story for my Final Battle with Avery.
I hear these sweet soul sistahs singing in the background, "You are the last Dragon..."
Alien, tell Diaz that he got the Glow.
Only if it's that Soul Glow
If I have a choice, I would rather be appreciated while I am alive, thus, I'll take the money. It doesn't do me much good to be influencial after my death.
True. Emily Dickinson and Van Gogh were total suckers.
I think Utah was talking about that Bruce Leroy glow.
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My God Utah, I love that movie so fucking much. I was going to spend the day trying to psyche you out, but after that reference I suppose I should act with honor.
I love Dickinson, Van Gogh, Frost, Poe, and a lot of other artists who have been hugely sucessful post mortem. I could never hope to have half of their influence. Unfortunately, it didn't do them much good and some of them had what might be called horrible and tragic lives.
If I have a somewhat horrible and tragic life, am I half-way to literary immortality?
(or just half-way to mortality...yeah, answered my own question)
History would say you definitely have a leg up, anyway.
I'll try to pull a Kubla Khan out of my tainted-chicken delerium tonight...
Word.
I know Utah was talking about Bruce Leroy, but I didn't have time to find a picture of him. I'm lazy.
Joseph, I was playing devil's advocate. You have changed my world!