Maybe I'll post once in a while here when I have something to say that I don't want to share with all the "normal" people and family members who read my other blog.
Fuck, that was the original plan anyway wasn't it?
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
I can't claim that I discovered this on my own. A friend of mine (well, I don't even know the guy but some of my friends know the guy, and we traded some music and films online back in the day, so I can rightly say he's a friend I suppose... Make sense?) had this posted on his blog and I gotta post it here. Here's a link to his blog, titled The City Limits. Dude, that's cheesy as fuck, but anyway, this story is so messed up that I feel obligated to share it with the four or five people that read this thing.
Follow this link to pbs.org and watch this short documentary. It's about
The reason this is relavant is because of the new Borat movie and the fact that the plot supposedly has him trying to kidnap Pamela Anderson as his wife. Borat is from Kazakhstan which is one of the 'Stans that became a sovereign nation with the collapse of the Soviet Union, along with neighbouring Kyrgyzstan. If the practice exists in one nation, it likely exists in the other.
Now don't get me wrong and start thinking I'm one for women's rights because I ain't. If women didn't "fight the power" and gain the "equality" that allowed them to climb up those ladders things would be a lot better. Men would have higher paying jobs because there would be less people in the work force, and women could stay home and properly raise their children. Then we wouldn't have a bunch of punk-ass good for nothing kids running around this Earth with no values. We also wouldn't have an over-educated population who wanna be white collar even though there are only so many white collar jobs. If women had none of those white collar jobs more men would have them and then only the non-educated people would have to go work on the oil fields in
...only in a perfect world I suppose.
But nah, I'm just playing. I love women and the fact that they're sooooo smart. It's easy to tell men run the Earth isn't it.
Go watch the video at PBS.
I'll see you in
I put the pack of cigarettes to the left as a reference. The green bottle is soju, Korea's famous alcoholic beverage. The stuff is 20-25 percent alcohol and a flask (about 375 mL's I suppose) is about a buck-twenty Canadian.































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