The Atomic Blue Blog is the work of Kerouaced. He lives and works in a heavily fortified brick compound in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania which is guarded by two attack Chihuahuas. Where does reality end and fiction begin? It's hard to say. ©2004-2024 Kerouaced
Monday, December 28, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
- Johnny Cash – I See a Darkness
And can you see
Many times we’ve been out drinking
Many times we’ve shared our thoughts
But did you ever
Ever notice the kind of thoughts I got
Well you know I have a love
A love for everyone I know
And you know I have a drive to live
I won’t let go
But can you see its opposition
Comes rising up sometimes
That it’s dreadful and position
Comes blacking in my mind
And that I see a darkness
And that I see a darkness
And that I see a darkness
And that I see a darkness
Did you know how much I love you
Is the hope that somehow you can save me from this darkness
Well I hope someday buddy we have peace in our lives
Together or apart
Alone or with or wives
And we can stop our whoring
And pull the smiles inside
And light it forever
And never go to sleep
My best darn beaten brother
This isn’t all I see
All know I see a darkness
All know I see a darkness
All know I see a darkness
All know I see a darkness
Did you know how much I love you
Is the hope that somehow you can save me from this darkness
Thursday, December 17, 2009
1.Twilight Zone: The Complete Definitive Collection (1959)
2.Laptop
3. Fatbar
4. True Protein Gift Certificates
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
The first letter to the editor that I read was from a guy that was disputing global warming. He claimed that the environmentalists had lied and cost the US manufacturing jobs, had caused fuel prices to rise, and were somehow responsible for senior citizens getting their Medicare benefits cut. Uhm, okay. First of all can anyone give me a good explanation why scientists would make up the problem of rising temperatures on earth? Really, what do scientists have to gain by saying global warming will, if left unchecked, destroy our world?
I know damn well what the anti-climate control crowd’s agenda is. The higher ups want no regulation so they can make more money. They don’t give a fuck if it could possibly end life on earth. They just want to be able to buy a $10,000 shower curtain.
If we use green sources of energy it will create jobs. Wouldn’t it be nice to not be dependent on foreign oil and invest in green jobs here in the United States? Controlling climate change is not destroying jobs in the United States. Greed of the higher ups is killing jobs in the United States. More and more of the money from companies goes to those at the top until there is nothing left for those at the bottom. Then they move the company to a country where there are no regulations or labor laws and even more money goes to the pigs at the top. Irresponsible and greedy business models are what have killed manufacturing in the United States not regulations on greenhouse gas emissions and other pollution.
So, let me play devil’s advocate. Let’s say global warming is a farce. Do you think it would be good to let these companies run unchecked? Do you as a human being want to breath in all this shit even if it wasn’t causing global warming?
I think I will stick on the side of the scientists whose only agenda is to save the world. EVERY credible scientist--not those paid by the Bush administration to spread lies—agrees there is a climate problem here on earth and that we need to fix it. So, what I want to ask these “non-believers” is why? Why the hell would scientists make this up? You can’t possibly have a good answer because there are none.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
-I wait for her call. I wait to fall. Somehow, someway, it will go bad. It is how the world goes for me. I think maybe this time things will be different but deep down I know some things were never meant to be in my life. It was fun for a moment and then it was nothing. Yes, this is a preemptive strike, a protective dike I build to stop the flood waters from coming and drowning me. I know it is no way to live but…wait, there is a text on my phone: “You’re a really nice guy but I am really busy now and I don’t have time to pursue a relationship. Take care.” I respond. “I’m busy too with work and training and writing and misadventure. I don’t have time for time. It is better this way.”