Jan 05 2011

Barack Obama Reviews “It Begged For Death” By Jacob Freeze

(9 pm. – promoted by DDadmin)

Ruin

As if feeding my dog “magic” brownies and telling Jarrett I like Axelrod better than her weren’t enough, now my idiot sock-puppet Jacob Freeze wants to publish It Begged For Death: American Culture and Society in the Age of Obama!

Of course I immediately stamped that thing top-secret and disappeared it down the memory hole in Michelle’s White House garden, and of course my stoner dog dug it up again, and again, but I’m posting a review of it anyway just so you know what I have to put up with in the Oval Office, with my DFH dog always yipping for munchies and Axelrod demanding $500 for wedgie-proof underpants because Valerie Jarrett…

Oh, forget it!

So my idiot sock-puppet’s dismal tome would be totally worthless except for some cover art he stole from Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre’s photo-book about the ruins of Detroit, that garbage-metropolis which only remains in existence because we’re all too broke and lazy to knock it down, and the rest of America likewise, with our imbecile cartoon-movie culture, Jersey Shore on TV, and a “sociopathic con-man” in the White House, as if Snooki in that hamster ball on New Year’s Eve wasn’t classic TV!

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  2. was actually talking about the very same thing I was researching on the net.  I was looking at a Google of 500 million hits about that new X-ray proof underwear.  Seeing all these companies emerging by imprinting messages to the TSA about the porno scanners.  The messages range from the patriotic to the sublime.

    Meanwhile the commercial propaganda what to think lamestream network was preaching airport grope downs by implying that custom underwear would get you “enhanced” security measures.  Crap culture, crap society.

  3. http://www.guardian.co.uk/arta…

    more pictures. such a waste.

    and story http://www.guardian.co.uk/arta…


    They have also captured for posterity the desolate interiors that once made up the city’s civic infrastructure: courthouses, churches, schools, dentists, police stations, jails, public libraries and swimming pools, all of which have most of their original fixtures and fittings intact. “As Europeans, we were looking with an outsider’s eye, which made downtown Detroit seem even more strange and dramatic,” says Meffre. “We are not used to seeing empty buildings left intact. In Europe, salvage companies move in immediately and take what they can sell as antiques. Here, they only take the metal piping to sell for scrap. In the Vanity ballroom alone, we saw four giant art deco chandeliers, beautiful objects, each one unique. It was almost unbelievable that they could still be there. It is as if America has no sense of its own architectural history and culture.”

    • Xanthe on January 5, 2011 at 13:05
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    it’s so damn desperately sad.  

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