I like to beat up on god. It's so much fun to do. The punchingbag of humanity. Just blame it all on God. But why do we limit the blame to natural disaters and the weather? What about our own personal decisions? If I was created by God, then is he not responsible for the actions of his creation also? Being created by God and given free-will is a great excuse for doing basicaly any evil deed I can imagine: hey if you didn't want me to do it then why'd you give me free-will? Hahahahaha!!!!

Animals are a sick bunch. I watched a pair of chipmunks screw yesterday; it was amusing, but so was the ubiquitious human reaction to the sight of being unabashedly humping on root in broad daylight. Yes, they were the star of the show and there was nothing the falls could do but roar their applause. It reminded me of something I read in Herodotus' history where he describes how the Persians fuck "like animals" out in the open. What a culture, they just can't get on the right side of the "western world"! Persia (now Iran) has exactly the opposite problem today: they're too modest with their burkas and veils. History sure does have a delicious sense of irony. Anyways, rock on you children of light and love! Must go paint house...

Been painting houses again, gives me lots of tyme to think and think I does....  hehehehe.  There are some pretty funny fellows here at zaadz.  I always suspect b.s. though, for example:  I was reading at CommonDreams.org about how the CEO of Whole-Foods is a conservative, libertarian, Randian type who has Milton Freidman as his hero.  Whoa!  Thinks I.  Then I come here to zaadz and (small internet after all) start reading his blog.  It seems that he's not such a bad fellow so I do a double check to make sure it's the same guy that wa getting dissed by Russel Mockiber and I end up readign a debate he had with his so-called hero.  After skimming the debate (it was a boring rehash of the old profit-vs. common good thing, cept maybe theyr the same, yaddayadda) and I find that he did mention that Milton is a hero of his even though they disagree.  Anyways, there is spin everywhere.  That's why blogging is so cool: you get that raw unadulterated spin straight from the source. 

Hello all you enlightened beings and/or stoners, I wish I could say I am either one of those, but alas I have been without the herbal sacrament for several months now... At least I have the internet to share my pain with and realize that here is more to life than being a groovy, beautiful soul. There is strife and conservative bloggers who hate anyone that dreams of a better society or sustainable energy. There are myspace "friends" who dick you over when you least expect it. And there is this cool website that I need to spend more time checking out. Peace to my homies on the eblock!