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this whine is defined by a fine bouquet of self victimization, blame and a stunning lack of realization that Mormons in California have folded like a cheap tent whenever challenged about their political activities
Crossposted at One Utah
Oh… Gary? Might want to look a little closer to home.
Lipstick, while not changing the fundamental porcine nature of the beast, does tend to enrage it.
Welcome One Utah. One Utah? Really? Are you all deluded? Can’t you just hack off Park City and join the Peoples Republic of Boulder?
Anyway, Chris Lyon hit me up to post a few of my potshots in your neck of the woods, so here you go.
And yes, I am way too paranoid for my own good.
Cross posted at OneUtah
Yep. Boycott whoever you want.
Just don’t quit your day job.
This next statement makes me want to punch myself in the face.
“I really think that’s the underlying metaphor of my vampires,” she says. “It doesn’t matter where you’re stuck in life or what you think you have to do; you can always choose something else. There’s always a different path.”Yes. Vampires can totally find religion and make an awesome choice. Except for the fact that they are the DEAD. You know, dead creatures who prey upon men. But other than that, yeah, they can totally make a different choice. Just like a polar bear can choose to eat plants instead of seals.
Um yeah. Her books, her world, her rules. Burning stupid commentary.













