You're A Stupid Bitch

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21 May 2013

You Know What’s Great?

When you just go ahead and assume a bunch of shit without even checking, without asking anyone at any point if any of your assumptions have any fucking basis in reality. 

I don’t need you to tell me what I was thinking when I said something, and I certainly don’t need you to tell me how I feel about you, or anything else, thanks. The only way you’ll find that out is to ask me directly, not to make little fucking anonymous-passive-aggressive bullshit “private” posts on your Facebook that, in fact, everyone can see either because you’re too stupid to understand the privacy settings or you’re just a horrible bitch. 

23 Mar 2013

“Dad was right about you.”

Unless you follow that up with an in-depth explanation of what the fuck he’s been saying about me, you’re a horrible, passive-aggressive bitch.

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19 Mar 2013

“Yeah, I know.”

This is how I know you’re not going to change. This is how I know you will never give up that bad habit, or that stupid thing you do that endangers everyone around you. It’s how I know you’re putting no effort whatsoever into fixing yourself and drifting back into the same autopilot that caused the problem in the first place. It’s a shorthand way of shutting down your thought processes when your personality refuses to engage with unpleasant realities.

“Yeah, I know.”

10 Mar 2013

Why Are You Always Cold?

You live in California, where it’s warm all the time. But if the temperature drops by a few degrees, you’re running for blankets or woolen things to cover your bits.

At the very least, you could shut up about how much you’d love to live in New York. You’ve never seen it, but every year around Christmas time they get this thing there called snow that you would hate.

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4 Mar 2013

Her Friend Is Even Worse

  • Me: Don't you know something's wrong? Sitting there clicking that thing. Can't you feel it? You've immersed yourself in a vat of shit and you don't know. You've had total shit shoveled into your eyes and ears and down your gullet and you're paying for the privilege.
  • SB's Friend: You mean television?
  • Me: Yeah.
  • SB: I don't pay for cable, I just watch everything online.
  • Me: Whatever whatever. What's the last thing you saw?
  • SB's Friend: The Simpsons.
  • Me: Yeah. The fucking Simpsons. The Kaiser Soze of anti-establishment programming.
  • SB's Friend: I never said it was-
  • Me: It's the most pro-establishment on television! Look at any episode when Marge does anything apart from cook and clean up after everyone. It always turns out to be a disaster and she's delighted to be back in the kitchen. Is this show from the nineteen fucking forties?
  • SB's Friend: Well, I think Lisa represents a more-
  • Me: Lisa? Really? With her Save The Whales and anything else you can get on a t-shirt? She's exactly the sort of activist the establishment wants. All her concerns are superficial and related to her specific personal experience. Even her charity work is selfish.
  • SB's Friend: It's just a show.
  • Me: They're all just shows, though, aren't they? That's the point. And you're doing this to yourself. We live in a culture that is terrified of standards, terrified to say THIS is better than THAT, even when it clearly is, because a bunch of semiotic sophomores will just barge in and tell us we're "reading" it all wrong, and Jersey Shore has broader implications and what is "art" anyway? Who are we to decide what art is? Seriously? Is that up to me? Again? Jersey Shore is shit and you're shit for watching it. The only reason they keep making this gibberish is the little man inside your television who makes the light work knows you're watching, and he told the network guys on some very official-looking paper, and the network guys showed corporate, who sell advertising, and they believe the network guys because it's written on official paper. And so we get season 2 of Jersey Shore, except this time it's in Miami, and now I want to die.