If I could describe myself ...: ☠ Secretive, reclusive, messy, disorganized, introverted, unassertive, rarely worries, dislikes large parties, does not like to fit in,
☠ I have a facade of sincerity; underneath that layer is a cold-eyed, cold-hearted, bad-mouthing, two-faced, reckless rumormonger who scavenges information to use to shaft someone later.
☠ My name is James.
☠ I'm from Texas.
☠ I was an awful child. "Clingy sissies like sittin' in the corner!1"
☠ I'm
☠ My favorite color is GREEN. If you don't like green, you can just get the fuck of my Tumblr!
☠ I often visibly scoff and sneer at people and things I don't like. A couple of friends remarked that I always have an affronted look on my face that I really need to work on. Well whuteva!
☠ I love everything from my childhood, and often post fads, likes, and music from the 90s, even if it's awful in retrospect. Go Go Waco Siege!
☠ I have a phobia of old, abandoned swimming pools (and empty ones); old showers and tanks; hot tubs put in ground; and anything to do with ships or water containment. I often have a nightmare where I'm in an endless school restroom with slippery concrete floors and jets of cold water are spraying from the ceiling and wall. Fuuuuu! One time I ran out of a rest stop bathroom because the toilets were made of stainless steel.
..LIKES..Algernon Blackwood, Amy Sedaris, ancestral religion, animism, archaic religions, astronomical theories, bad taste, biology, biotech, blasphemy, book collecting, Chiroptera, conniving, conspiracy theories, Corvidae, David Sedaris, dogs, Edward Gorey, Elderberry, entheogens, environmentalism, evolution, Fate, folk religion, forests, green pens, haunting folklore, Hel, heresy, H.P. Lovecraft, Indo-Europeans, Jerri Blank, John Waters, kudzu, lulz, maliciousness, modern ruins, nasty gossip, paganism, pharmacology, Robin Artisson, rude pranks, Strigidae, sorcery, superb taste, textbooks, things from my childhood, Tibetan Buddhism, toxicology, trees, unspeakable crimes, unsubstantiated personal gnosis, viscera, voodoo, witchery
..DISLIKES.. "Abrahamica", Aging Hippy Liberal Douches, anarchism, anime, anti-vaccination, Dipshit Cracker-ass'd Beady-eyed Conservatives, memorabilia, MISSIONARIES MISSIONARIES MISSIONARIES I WANT TO KILL EVERY ONE OF THEM FUCKERS, neo-conservatism, Objectivism, poetry, popped collars, revealed religion, road trips, role play, routine and mundane ritual, sandals, slow walkers, stupid bumper stickers, trannies, trendy environmentalism, trendy philosophy (Nietzsche, existentialism and postmodernism, nihilism), t-shirts with stupid shit written on them, whine, Windows, white wash, Zealots.
☠ I'm also very tasteless:
☠ TV: Dexter, True Blood, South Park, American Dad, Alias, Strangers with Candy, Summer Heights High, Martin, Daria, Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon, MMPR, Homeland, American Horror Story.
☠Authors: Robin Artisson, HP Lovecraft, David Sedaris, Arthur Machen, Algernon Blackwood, Claude Lecouteux
☠OCDs: gross fascination with Lite Brite pegs, light switches, touch/pressure symmetry, and embroidery thread isles in craft stores.
☠Dranks: Diet Coke, Dr. Pepper, Big Red, St. Germain liqueur, rum.
MY OTHER BLOGS:
➞Opium Denizens
--Decor, homes, bedrooms, bookshelves
➞Ghastly Shades of Green
--My blog devoted to anything and everything green
➞The Crooked Heath
--Witches & Paganism
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Science Query for the Presidential Candidates
I wonder when will the public start demanding scientific literacy among their governing officials, including presidential candidates. We were not a country founded on religious beliefs yet it floods our country’s interest for some odd reason. Would it be too much to ask these people have at least a basic, well-rounded sense of the scientific method, much like we require the same level of expertise from our doctors, scientists, teachers, etc.?.
Here’s a nice article via SciAm that reiterates a similar concern:
3 Science Questions to Ask U.S. Presidential Candidates
“As you may already be aware from my previous posts, The Guardian U.S. and NYU’s Studio 20 journalism lab have teamed up to push a project called The Citizens’ Agenda into the media discourse surrounding the U.S. presidential 2012 election. The idea: find out what you–the citizens–want the candidates to be discussing over the next four months – usually meaning questions of substance about policy rather than horserace and gotcha questions so pervasive in mainstream media.”
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well i’ve got my date night with wilford brimley planned. (via)
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Stephen Colbert Interviews Neil deGrasse Tyson (youtube)
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