Top Posts & Pages
- The Ancient Mystery is Solved
- "We seek, not to know the answers...but to understand the questions".
- Ernest Conversation in The Spirit of Enquiry
- The Ear-worm; or Why I Hate Barry Manilow
- I Changed The Lyrics Without Your Permission
- That and 50 cents will get you a cup of coffee.
- An Old Piece of Bread
- 'Tis Better to be Pissed-Off than Pissed-On - Anonymous
-
Recent Posts
Categories
- Cable Television (2)
- Capitalism (129)
- Christianity (29)
- Christmas (4)
- Churning Lawyers (39)
- Credit Cards (14)
- Dirty Words (75)
- Drugs (12)
- Economics (89)
- Expository Writing (209)
- For Feminists (135)
- Genocide (8)
- Going Bananas (30)
- Government (124)
- Human Sacrifice (157)
- Humor (133)
- Justice (43)
- Love (20)
- Mass Media (80)
- Million Veteran Program (1)
- Music (3)
- Noise (23)
- Observations (217)
- Personal History (181)
- Plain English (181)
- Poetry (7)
- Politics (132)
- PTSD (26)
- Religion (61)
- Sadie Hawkins' Day (5)
- Short Stories (142)
- Suicide (32)
- Superman in Việt Nam (36)
- The Internet (7)
- The Kingdom of Heaven (32)
- The Twentieth Man (52)
- Tobacco (4)
- Uncategorized (268)
- Usury (9)
- Veterans (109)
- Violence (41)
Archives
Meta
What’s on YOUR mind?
- "The United States of America"
- Advertising
- Advice
- Affirmative Action
- Brainwashing
- Business
- Childhood
- Children
- Christ
- City of Milwaukee
- Civil Rights
- Clark Kent
- Comic Book Advertisements
- Comic Books
- Competition
- Culture
- Death
- Economics
- education
- English
- Family
- Feminism
- God
- Government
- History
- Hollywood
- Humanity
- Humor
- Jesus
- Judgement
- Justice
- Labor
- Law
- Life
- Logic
- Lois Lane
- Love
- Luck
- Marriage
- Mass Media
- Milwaukee
- Money
- Parenting
- Philosophy
- Politics
- Propaganda
- Psychology
- Religion
- Science
- Secret Jungle Herbs
- Sex
- Slavery
- Society
- Suicide
- Super Heroes
- Superman
- Superman Comics
- Television
- The American War
- The Second Indochina War (1954-1975)
- Truth
- U. S. Army
- Unemployment
- VA
- VC
- Veteran
- Veterans
- Vietnam
- Vietnam War
- Việt Cong
- Việt Nam War
- War
- Wisdom
- Women
- Work
Tag Archives: Cornfield County
Schadenfreude
Of course, she was gorgeous, she had to be. I mean, when the law says you must hire them, why not the best? Why pick a mutt when you can have Best of Breed? She was blonde-haired and blue-eyed and … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Economics, Expository Writing, For Feminists, Human Sacrifice, Observations, Personal History, Plain English
Tagged "The United States of America", Affirmative Action, Asphalt, Beauty, Camping, Cheerleading, Cornfield County, Darkness, Feminist Cult, Fishing, Flagger Ahead, Flagman Ahead, Forests, Hitchhiking, Light, Men Working, Politics, Psychology, Schadenfreude, sexually ambiguous 'symbol' of a flagger, Smiles, The Road of Life, Truth, Work, Youth
Leave a comment
On Slavery
A little part of me still wants to be a hero. I don’t know why. This nation, these United Estates, was never truly great and probably never will be. And like all previous civilizations there is nothing virtuous on the … Continue reading
Posted in For Feminists, Human Sacrifice, The Twentieth Man, Uncategorized
Tagged 1960 Corvette, Abraham Lincoln, April 15th, Auction, Banking, Banks, Bill of Sale, Brigands, Brigands' Day, Bureaucracy, Business, Car Payments, Chattel Slavery, Chevrolet, Chevy, Children, Choices, Christmas, Civilization, Cornfield County, Credit Cards, Debt Slavery, Economics, Feminism, Form 1040, Freedom, Gas Prices, George Washington, half a lifetime, hero, Heroics, History, Illegal Aliens, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Japanese Movies, Labor, Labor Glut, Labor Market, Lavish Lifestyles, Logistics, Minimum Wage, Mortgages, Paperwork, Pilgrims, Politics, Route 66, Savings Account, Shortage, Slave Auction, Slavery, Society, Student Loans, Supply and Demand, Surplus labor, Tax Day, Tax Freedom Day, Taxes, Television, The Seven Samurai, Thomas Jefferson, Trade Unions, Trade- Unionists, Unemployment, United Estates, Wage Slavery, Work
Leave a comment
twentiethman 