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Thursday, March 31, 2005

Magniloquent Madness

       I believe one of my so-called "problems" may be that I am a tad unsympathetic. It's not so much that I'm heartless, or depleted of any sense of pathos or whatnot, instead it's that I try and keep myself rather acutely aware of the potential tragedies in life. In other words, life could be a lot fucking worse, and you better have a good reason for me to feel sorry for you—not trying to say one has to prove their trauma to me, but it better not be some trivial shit.
       My definition of "trivial" is an issue, as well. It's probably lot more broad than most people's, because I am very much constantly attuned to the greater picture of life, or, at least, I try to be. In my deranged mind, there is an endless weighing of what I consider ultimate good versus instantenous bad, and everything that is instantaneously bad but not necessarily in any way hindering an "ultimate good" is probably not worth consideration; i.e., if it's not keeping you from coming out of whatever in a decent shape, then . . . Get over it.
       Especially, as it seems to stand in most cases, when it's your own fault that you're in the shit you're in, will I be a little cold. If you're putting yourself in an obviously bad situation, then you're . . . Dumb. Don't tell me how awful things are, because it's your own fucking idiocy that keeps it that way. Nobody primised you everything would be served on silver kitchenware, as they say, and I'm not here to try and demonstrate otherwise.
       And, no, I don't adhere to the retarded idea that everything is your own choice; you always have choices—there will always be some form of a choice available to make—but that doesn't make everything, in and of itself, a choice. The choice exists in that you can cope with shit as you see fit, and if you see fit to let it harm you, then, well . . . That's your own fucking problem, right there, on top of whatever else problem you have.
       However, I can't really focus straight, right now, because my vision is shaking due to a genetic condition that will inevitably cause my partial or complete blindness. I guess I'll just quit, eh?

Later.

Tuesday, March 29, 2005

Declamation

As it is my aliment to do so, I will, firstly, justify the future, now, by declaiming myself as unoriginal and slightly contrived. Secondly, I will enumerate that the following two rants are in production, in the darkest recesses of my mind—which is forever bubbling with angry juices—and will come to fruition . . . Well, whenever.
1. A Low-Sugar, Low-Fat, Low-Carb, Pro-Ana America.
2. Violence in Video Games and the Media (Never Been Done Before).

Also, I am aware I noted that there would be a third picture in that Hallmark series of greetings; however, it will arrive at an indeterminate point in time when I can sit down and contemplate what to do for it. I have two options, which would see like the symptom of a simple matter, but one would be so mistake to diagnose it so prematurely—the prognosis hinges, as it were, on my nature as a procrastinating bastard.

See Also: Plans In Development For A Blog Expansion of Sorts.

I feel wordy, oh-so-wordy, I feel wordy, and witty, and gay.

Sunday, March 27, 2005

Sapid Ending (Doot)

"—The fool, I am . . . "

     How could I have been so gullible? In his sleep, he mumbled into his pillow whilst dreams of the folly of not just himself, but all mankind flit through his brain, conjuring up images of pain, suffering, fire and death. He dreamt of the woman he had known, or had, or still did—he couldn't decide.

" . . . The devil, you are . . . "

     He saw her face float above the dreamscape of his slumbering mind like some sort of Orwellian symbol or monolithic obelisk erected in honour of his martyrdom. I should've known never to trust her. He dreamt of the past, and in his dreams, the proverbial "they" had never happened; he imagined a different timeline, where he never met or loved her.

"The end is here."

     He dreamt that he had never been betrayed by her duplicitious cunning, dreamt that he had never actually been tricked for a second and knew, all along, how much of a selfish and hurtful creature she was, buried down in her heart a foul serpent with no compassion or sympathy. His dreams were of driving daggers into her chest, of spearing her through the stomach with barbed weapons doused in acid and bile, of squeezing every ounce of breath from her lungs and watching her beautiful face shrivel from within and fade into ultimate vacancy—to match the airy, vacant hole in her skull where a brain belonged. I hate you, but, most of all, I hate myself.

He tousled his blankets turning in his sleep, and murmured to himself from beyond the veil of consciousness, crying.

Friday, March 25, 2005

Pestiferous Beings (Waste Basket Cases, Ad Hominem)

If you, for whatever reason, lack the capacity to step the hell back from your own life and exercise a little bit of objectivity, kindly get the fuck out of my face.

If you have a gaping hole in your brain where the grey matter goes that reigns in your paltry emotions, please feel free to leave me the hell alone.

You petty, trivial, melodramatic bastards, you . . . I will continue, nor never cease, to exploit my God-given right to rage, for so long as I walk this green globe. Get over it.

[FIN]

Thursday, March 24, 2005

Cantata No. 106 (Doot)

In his dreams, he sang so beautifully. Like a classically trained operatic performer, with easily four or five octaves of range, a baritone that vibrated the ceiling, that was how he sang in his dreams. It was a pleasant dream.

In sleep he sang to me, in dreams he came, that voice which calls to me, and speaks my name. And do I dream again?

     It was a pleasant dream, for, in the waking the world, he hated his voice. In recording, in echo, on the telephone, it didn’t make much difference—he hated it, dispassionately in a calculated way. Everything he did was dispassionate, honestly.

Angel of Music! Guide and guardian! Grant to me your glory!

     He remembered, with an edged clarity, the day he realised how hideous his voice was when heard outside his own skull; that was the problem: his voice sounded so wonderful to his own ears. But, the sound vibrates the air differently outside one’s own head, as it were, and he, one day, finally heard his voice on the answering machine, and wanted to vomit.

Stranger than you dreamt it—can you even bear to think of me: this loathsome gargoyle, who burns in hell, but secretly yearns for heaven?

     Late at night, he would put on headphones and listen to operas in order to lull himself to sleep. He would never dare to try and sing along, as he had made it a habit to speak as little as possible. He dreamt that he was on the stage always, though.

Wednesday, March 23, 2005

Lumpen Sayings

Here is a maxim that is entirely unrelated to any magazine:

"Loving someone does not forgo one the right to be pissed off at them."

Remember that one, fuckers. I do.

Thursday, March 17, 2005

Phantom Cabal (Doot)

     I've been having these dreams.

" . . . "

     Mostly, they are of nothing, oddly. Ever have those? Blank dreams? Dreams of nothingness, emptiness, or non-existence?

" . . . "

     It's not so much not dreaming, after all—no, no, because I can hear everything around me, the sounds of night creatures and the buzzing hum of electronics that is ever-present in America, today. It's all there, but the dream is . . . Blank.

" . . . "

     One could equate it to death, in a way: dreams about death, that is. This would be to assume the nihilistic idea of death as oblivion, as it were—I don't buy that. What makes death any different from being alive? Somewhere, the universe changed its mind about your heart beating and brain sparking, but . . . Otherwise, what? So, what?

" . . . "

     What makes dreams so different from being awake, if death is so marginally different than life? Dreams are just another state of unconsciousness, or a separate form of your so-called normal consciousness, at least. Very small difference, there. Very small.

" . . . "

     I dream of nothing. I dream of an eternity of empty darkness, full of ghost sounds and memories of images. I dream of a forever where all is audial and there is nothing to see, nothing to do—no need to do, if you can't see what you're doing, for that matter. What a dream, what a man who has these dreams, what a dreamer to have dreamt such dreams . .. What a word, 'dreamt,' with no true past tense . . .
     What a dream.

" . . . "

A Poem with no Name

When I shave my face
    and worry that one side
        may not be even with the other
it is not because
    a knife will be plunged
            Several times
        into my chest by a man
            Who is offended
            By lopsided beards.
        But, I worry.

When I comb out my hair
    that is long like a womans
In a public bathroom
    and in walks another
        with a short, cropped man's haircut
    I sometimes wonder
        what crosses his mind
    Seeing me combing out my
        womanly hair.
    Why? He's still just taking a piss.

And I don't like
    shitting in public
And nobody else seems to
    either
    I think, we think
        of all those previous asses
    That sat on that unclean seat
So, I hold it, we hold it
        Until at home
    Because I know, we know
        Who to blame for
            That dirty stool.

These would be the grievances
    of the Declaration of Independence
    had Jefferson written it this year.

    How the British would laugh
        In between sips of tea.

    "Ha, ha, quite, quite."

Reclamation

I have decreed a new law, citizens.

It is a nationwide censorship.

If you go to speak sentences containing the following phrases:

"You're a really nice guy, but . . . ";

"We have a really special friendship . . . ";

"You're just too good for me . . . ";

"You make me too happy . . . ";

"I don't want to hurt you . . . ";

"I just want to do what's best for you . . . ";

"I'm not ready to commit, but . . . ";

. . . The sentence will, by my new, patent-pending Speech-Switch-O-Matic System, be replaced with the new, improved sentence:

"I am an emotional cripple and I apologise for my failure at life."

Thank You

Parsing the Void: Two Poems

We find our own problems
     like thieves on the prowl
They are diamonds, we the robbers.

Hold them to your bosom like a son
     new born and yet corrupted
So we count them, we count them.

No tradition, no history
     Mongrels of War: America,
The Beautiful, rob me no more.

I’ll keep my problems in a library
     In books, in yellow and black and red
In a library, they are forgotten like
     books about war.

* * *


A Christian world of God and Hell
     of feasts and dollar bills
Seven sins we can list, but
     who knows all the virtues?

Symbols, crosses, loaves of bread
     all icons meant to raise the dead
How I’d love to rest my head . . .

Some Christian land, where dogs starve
     and cats cry throughout the night
While businessmen make their hand
     Out of other people’s tears.

Some Christian land, built on temples
     of gold, never once straw-beds
We cast our vote, yawn then stretch
     before further digging that moat.

One God on high, one devil below, in our
     Christian world!0

Sunday, March 13, 2005

My Potboiler: A Series of Pictures (Two of Three)

And, now, the second picture, including Zac plus expletive, of this exciting series of Hallmark images:



I feel as though a little bit of context may be in order, here. This picture (and the last) was taken at a large, D&D roleplaying session, as run by Zach—not Zac, the guy with the knife, but Zach, the guy being addressed in the background, here. I feel that since there is no name on the picture in regard to the third person, then I shall do him the honour of not revealing his identity.

The final picture won't be up tomorrow, but, rather, will probably make its début appearance this upcoming Saturday.

Saturday, March 12, 2005

A Trifle Coquette: A Series of Pictures (One of Three)

And, now, in lieu of written content, a picture, plus expletive, of my friend, Zac. (Normally, I don't use names on this Blog, as can be found by browsing the archives, but the name is on the picture, so who am I to deny his name?)



. . . Soon to be a new line of Hallmark cards.

Friday, March 11, 2005

The Least Lachrymose

Ever forget what you wanted to say? I do. All the time, like now! So, I wrote this, instead:

The word 'Denazify' was used in an article from CNN, in terms of "denazifying" Germany.

In Emacs, a Unix word processor, one of the options in the C++ menu, for the processing of C++ source code, is 'Backslashify.'

The act of taking a data structure in programming and turning it into a proper heap was called 'to heapify' by one of my Computer Science professors.

At this point, aren't we just making shit up as we go in the English language, or is it just me?

"After an intense session of intercourse, I felt completely fuckified."

"Would you like me to fillify your coffee cup for you, sir?"

"I woke up, and was still tirefied from the night before."

I am amusified.

[FIN]

Thursday, March 10, 2005

The Cannabilistic Gourmand: An Irrelevant Title

Note of Vague Interest: You may (or may not, more than likely) find it interesting to know that I no longer have a shred of faith in the female gender as romantic companions.

I kinda wish I were latently homosexual, so that I could resort to that. I am not precisely certain if misogyny could be considered a lifestyle choice or not, either; shame, that'd be an interesting parade.

I think it would've been great if the government had given me a grant for the experient in women I've been performing up until now, working to ascertain some conclusion, too; classified under a women's study or somesuch, of course. Would've saved me a buck or two, ultimately; oh well, not the first time I wasted money.

My sense of value of money is pretty low, anyway, so I can't honestly motivate myself to be bitter about the fiscal investments I've made in the few women with whom I was slightly involved. I can convince myself, however, to harbour a grudge over the overall return in emotional and mental investment, though! It's hard work trying to understand the wholesale gibberish that ends up flowing forth from a woman's mouth whenever they try and tell me why a relationship is infathomable.

Rest assured, a rant will be down the line on all of this. Until then, I have this quote with which to leave you:

"I've got a face only a mother or crazy bitch can love."

Wednesday, March 09, 2005

Nepotism for the Un-American

I'm not precisely sure how to admit that for several weeks I believed "dovout" was the non-American spelling of "devote." Or, more accurately, I was using "devouted" in place of "devoted," and it wasn't until I actually wrote "devoute" that I remembered what the difference between the God damned words was. I actually put "devouted" in an English essay, and the Professor marked it with a 'sp' (Spelling) correction and I actually smacked the paper and griped, "What? He can't mark off for using British spellings!"
I try to reserve my fuck-ups for the spoken language—seriously, I suck at talking—but I guess I have my moments with the written language, too. Le sigh, c'est la vie, and other such Frenchy expressions.
Aside: in case it's not blaringly obvious, I use the British spellings most of the time—not because I'm a pretentious elitist, but due to the fact that it adds a sense of consistency to the language for which I have a particular favour. English is such a bastard child of a language, anyways, so unless we went full-force forward with Noah Webster's revisions of the spelling system, I don't see how any of it has any point, otherwise.
Note: Noah Webster suggests, amongst his ideas for eliminating 'u's and changing 's's to 'z's in places, that we get rid of 'th' and 'ph,' replacing them with, respectively, 'd' and 'f.' Right, "fone" instead of "phone" and "feder" in lieu of "feather." The 'ea' combination was another spelling he strove to eliminate, as well. He was pretty radical in his suggestions, and was aiming at making the written language look at a pronounciation key, really.

Conclusion: I'm dumb.

Tuesday, March 08, 2005

7 Things & Coke

Here is a list of seven ways I have found to delightify Coke!

1) Coconut Rum & Coke

2) Vanilla Rum & Coke (Alternatively, Vanilla Liquer, albeit Rum is better)

3) Bacardi Gold & Coke

4) Bacardi Select & Coke

4) Blueberry Schnapps & Coke

5) Oozo & Coke (A Greek Licorice Liquer)

6) 99 Bananes & Coke

7) Buttershots & Coke

6)

Monday, March 07, 2005

A Thought (More Than Likely Better Kept To Myself, Yet Not)

Vin Diesel is a frighteningly, physically fit man. (And terrible actor.)

I'm not so much saying he's crazily built as I am observing his head.

It's perfectly smoth and oval. (Kinda looks like an alien, if you ask me.)

Do you realise how low your body fat percentage has to be achieve that feat?

Think about it. Touch the back of your head, guys.

Bumps, right? Or mounds, wrinkles, what have you—it's normal, don't fret.

Vin Diesel, though? Round like fucking Charlie Brown.

Freak.

(I should be working on a Programming Assignment, right now.)

Sunday, March 06, 2005

The Unwanted Child's Billet: A Moderate Study On The State of American Mentalities in the Late 20th and Early 21st Century as Performed in One Hour

There exists this sentiment in society—or, at least, American society—that the very purpose of being alive is to propogate the species by having children. I’m here to state my opinion of that idea: bullshit. First off, let me establish myself as the opinionated asshole that I am, and say that I think a lot of things—more than I actually say—thus, this is nothing especially special to me. I’m not quite certain of the point of that last sentence, either.
I’ve thought a lot—written a lot—on the subjects of purpose and meaning, identity and existence, life and love, reason and being, spirit and so forth. Yet to make any final proclaimations on those ideas myself, I hesitate and am pretty damn certain nobody has the answer for me, or for anyone else. It comes down to the fact that the act of discovering identity and purpose is centric to being alive, to start; meaning, there is no one, easy solution to the problem of “Who am I?”
Admittedly, I find a certain beauty in the permutation of human genetics in the formation of new life via human reproduction; moreover, I probably will be a father one day, and very adamantly devoted to that role, then. Which is dandy, for me. It’s spiffy, for me. For me, folks, I’ve realised, a long time ago, that what works for me, works for me.
My fundamental gripe with the self-help culture is based on the fact that projecting your own idea of how to be alive onto others is retarded; in some cases, self-help can be sensible exercises in exploring yourself to find a unique sense of self. In most cases, it’s a quasi-circle-jerk of buzz words, coddling, psychological tripe, and warm-and-fuzzy bullshit. I digress, however, seeing as to how this is all only tangential to my point here.
There is this popular sentiment that not wanting to have children is bad—immoral, even! The fuck is wrong with you, people? I would like to make the following declaration:

Questioning someone’s willingness to conceive and rear children is one of the damned dumbest acts of social retardation feasible.

I have a friend (my ex-roommate) who is quite sure he will never have children; he fucking hates children; he would sooner kick his pregnant partner in the stomach than become a father. I quote: “If I ever have a kid, I’m naming him Lucky. Why? Because after all the contraceptives, vacuum tubes, coathangers, and well-placed blows to the abdomen, he deserves the name.” Do I ever ask, “Why? Why not have children? What’s wrong, huh? Is something a matter, my friend? Do you need . . . Help?” NO.
Do you want to know why? I don’t care if you don’t; I’m stating the reason, anywho.

The singlemost valid reason on the face of the fucking planet not to have children is not wanting to have children.

If you don’t want to have children: don’t. If you don’t want to have children and you are in the process of having one: stop. I don’t care how—abortion or adoption—just fucking stop. Why is it so hard to grasp the need for a desire to be a parent as key to being a parent who is worth a shit? The first—or, at least, one of the most essential—ingredient in the formula for Good Parenting is, I assure you, a feeling of want for the position.
What I find abundantly absurd is the idea of “consequences for your actions” ever being “raise a child.”
“Oh, you sure did go an’ knock up that chick; now, yous best to git to marryin’ and raisin’ that kid, now! I mean, you sure are an ir-re-sponsible sonuvabitch, so yous best git awn ovah der and bes a Daddy, now! After all, you exhibit such fine qualities as a human being, havin’ sex and bein’ sur’prised she’s Gosh darn pregnant now! You sure are a great example of a man, so yous is o’v’sily fit to be a father, shouly!”
The fuck? Is someone a God damned idiot for having a pregnancy fall into their hands without their preparation? Sure! Fucking retards, each and every single one of you—sex equals procreation, and sex for pleasure without completing the act . . . Well, that would be handicapped sex, in a way, wouldn’t it? Yes, yes it would, Timmy. Now, shut up, because I don’t want to go off on that topic.
You see, there are conflicting ideologies present in American society: one, nobody is no longer required to spend any of their life being educated in the art of parenthood; two, people seem to think it’s okay for unprepared, dimwitted teenagers to give birth. What the fuck did any baby ever do wrong to deserve having fuckwits for parents? Who are we to be forcing a child to be raised in a household with a combined intelligence quotient not making it into triple digits? STOP IT!

My friend doesn’t want to be a father; therefore, I don’t want him to be a father. One who does not want for the position of being a parent is destined to, at best, be a mediocre role model for their children—because, for one, it’s passive-aggressive idiocy to not want for something so much and to still go through with it. Compromise? Do you think that’s compromise? No, you fucker, it’s not. It’s called sequestering part of yourself in the face of overwhelming social and peer pressure: repression, in other words, facefucker.
And it’s all in the name of what? “Responsibility?” What kind of wishbone are you breaking in half in the hopes that someone who has, up to this point, not been intelligent or responsible, is suddenly going to transform into Wonderdad: Shining Example of Fatherhood for All Mankind!? NO, people, just NO.
(Don’t think I’m focusing this on the male role in this stupid shit intentionally; I’m mostly just defaulting to the masculine, as our language tends to do itself, and I am very lazy—so lazy I will never participate in making everything unisex or all-inclusive. Use your imagination and replace pronouns where appropriate to spread the hatred to both genders equally, if you so please.)

Whatever happened to the idea of the crèche, where the people who wanted to be parents were trained and allowed to be parents in a controlled environment? What was so wrong with that notion? Oh, oh, I see, so now it’s a “human right” to be a parent, or somesuch bullshit? It’s not morally correct to suggest that someone give their kid up to someone who may actually form their little, malleable minds into something stable, well-grounded, and complete? Instead, it’s definitely the moral thing to do to just let whoever feels like it raise a half-bred brat of a child and let it loose on society as a whole; remember, we don’t have the right to complain about this, either! Children are children, and aren’t children adorable?
Does anyone actually remember their childhood? Does anyone remember how much some children were cruel, evil, hideous, frothing, frantic, heretic, heinous, hellish, horrible creatures? Sure, they may turn out as alright or, occassionally, even good people, but it’s only after their adolescence and early adult years are spent purging everything they ever learned as a child out of their heads. Hell, that’s mostly the point of therapy: to reform those who weren’t raised worth a shit. Somebody’s parents didn’t instill in them a proper sense of morality and how to understand their self and the functions, operations and thought processes necessary for survival and being an optimal example of a human being—not to mention how to correlate all this with the world around them—oopsie! Fucking OOPS.
Who deals with those mistakes? Who has to fix these human errors of human beings? Society, people, me and you (presuming you’re worth a shit, of course). These people don’t fix themselves. They don’t magically gain understanding of how malformed their minds are. Can you just tell someone and have them comprehend that they are lacking vital parts of their human psyche because their parents were losers? NO.
I digress, once more—it's what I do, what can I say?

So, if someone says to you that they don’t want to have children, don’t fucking look at them like they’re crazed animals on the loose, or immoral bastards only wishing to leech off society, dirty Communists or Fascists, or whatever your taste in deragatory language may deign appropriate. Stop it. Praise them, praise them for being aware of the fact that they will probably suck at parenthood. People usually don’t want to have children for one of two reasons: one, they are self-aware and see the qualities they lack that would lend themselves to a healthy child-rearing experience; two, they are lazy and unmotivated about the idea, which is damn good enough reason why they’d suck shit at being parents, what with not posessing the energies to be capable of even wanting to do it.
The loose idea here is that life is about what you make it. A lot of people will choose to make it about procreation of the species, which is fine. However, the alternative—not to procreate the species and remain childless—is just as fucking viable. Why? Because children should be raised, first and foremost, by people who want to raise children. (Other qualities, such as intelligence, wits, skills, talents, genes, diseases, and socioeconomic standing can be considered, later.)
And if you want children? Don’t talk shit about people who don’t. If you don’t want children? No, neither can you talk shit about people who think otherwise. Unless you want to be raging hypocrites; in which case, have at it, jackasses.

Conclusion: the meaning of your life is an entirely individual idea that is ascertained from deep, introverted self-exploration, which varies on a case-by-case and person-to-person basis. It will not, by default, include spawning a new person into this world. Should or shouldn’t it? Depends.
People who end up with children they don’t want shouldn’t have them. In my opinion, they shouldn’t be allowed to have them, but that’s political territory on which I do not wish to tread here. Children who are from parents that never wanted kids will probably suck at being human for the first part of their life, up until the point where they have the capacity to ditch everything ever exemplified by their parents to them.
Ever heard of a serial killer who had a healthy childhood? No, they were all bludgeoning kittens and puppies with bricks, squeezing birds to death, hitting other kids with sticks, and, generally, running amok. You think their parents were any good at their job? Hell NO!

Fuck That and Fuck You
Thank You

Saturday, March 05, 2005

Incongrous Ruination

I had a big entry. But I closed Maxthon (the browser) and lost it (aren't I clever for disabling the 'close confirmation' option).

Instead of re-typing that entry now, I will, instead, complain!

The following words are officially being rationed: 'totally,' 'so,' and 'like.'

That's right; if you use these words too much, the Secret Police will come to your house and beat you with Thesauri (now there is an awesome word). Also, intentional mispelling is punishable by caning with a Dictionary, fuckers.

I'm sick of hearing the word 'like' so God damn often. "Oh my God, like, I was, like, totally, like, all upset, and he was, like, 'I'm sorry,' and I was, like, whatever."

STOP IT!

Or, worse yet, I'll stumble across someone's Livejournal—a hobby of mine is perusing random ones—and see 'lyke.' Yeah, you know what? You're not clever when you replace 'i's with 'y's, or 'c's with 'k's, or 's's with 'z's. Fuck that, and fuck you.

Inevitably, it's the same people who type 'lyke' or 'lyk' who use the word 'like' too much in their speech, as well, along with 'totally' and 'so.' I think it's come to the point where I am caused physical pain when I hear "so like totally whatever." And I hear it all the damn time.

Christ, is there a such thing as a Fortitude Save Versus Humanity?

And, also, am I denying, for a second, that I am a geek? No. I am a linguaphile. I am a nerd. A bookworm. A throbbing geek. Plus, I don't give a fuck about your different connotations for 'geek,' 'nerd,' or 'dork.' I'm sick of hearing people continually redefine the terms contextually, based on sex or status or something else retarded. Fuck that and fuck you.

Here's a suggestion for all you people who find yourself compelled to use the word 'like' for every possible God damn verb: check out words such as 'said,' 'thought,' 'exclaimed.' Also, 'like' has a very clear purpose: for use with similes, motherfuckers. If you're not creating a simile, DON'T USE THE FUCKING WORD. If you're trying to say that you are enamored with something or adore someone? FIND NEW WORDS! Assholes, I will punch you all in the faces.

I'm, like, so totally sick of, like, people who talk like this, like, totally, and shit. Whatever. Can't you come up with a new word to express the totality of the scope of whatever you may be making reference? 'Completely,' 'entirely,' and 'massively' work fine, you bastards.

Furthermore, is it a fucking crime to be original in the way you stress certain subjects or ideas? You won't hurt its feelings if you don't always use the word 'so,' you know. There are other methods of creating superlatives, in case you hadn't noticed, even aside from using 'er' or 'est.' Which isn't always correct, shitface, alright? Fun, funner, funnest is not a correct set of words, no matter how many times you sons of bitches make the idiotic joke. Fuck that and fuck you.

How about 'very?' I have a very close and personal relationship with that word, I find it very satisfying to use. It's simple yet graceful, in addition to the nice way it rolls of the tongue: very smoothly. See? Did I have to use 'so?' Did the word die from negligence? Did it cry? Did it write horrendous, Gothic poetry about the times I didn't use it? NO.

To reiterate: 'like,' 'totally,' and 'so' will no longer be tolerated in large quantities. You will receive a daily ration of one, maybe two, of these words, and no more. Those caught indulging in excess rations will be held accountable for their actions.

This is for the good of society, do you want to be a leech, a mooch? No. Communists are mooches. Are you a Communist? Do you code in Java (warning: reference to external rant)? No, I didn't think so, maggot.

Fuck That and Fuck You
Thank You