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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Newt Gingrich on the Sacred
45. In his article “Eight Ways to Divorce Proof You Marriage,” relationship coach and author of Treat Your Man Like a V.I.P: Topless Tactics You Were Never Taught Xxavier T outlines what he argues are necessary tips for any wife … Continue reading
The Bystander Effect
41. I’m entering month two of my 9 months of writing this thesis and I’m, well to be kind to myself, a tad behind. Why? Life swirls on around me and I’ve decided I’m not going to miss a chance … Continue reading
Posted in activism, loneliness, popular culture, social justice, social politics, writing
Tagged Bystander Effect, China, corporate, greed, heartless, Kitty Genovese, neoliberalism, sociopath, William Pickton
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The Vagueness of Occupy Wall Street
38. I’m trying to write my thesis on the politics of loneliness. I am, really! But I’m preoccupied with the incredibly socially enabled Occupy Wallstreet movement in Zuccotti Park, Manhattan New York. I’ve been following the movement through my friends … Continue reading
Posted in activism, humour, popular culture, sexuality, social justice, social politics, writing
Tagged Herman Cain, new york, occupy Toronto, occupy wallstreet, protest, The New York Times, Zuccotti park
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Lonely Lady Gaga
34. New day new mood. Fuck. Sometimes it’s harder than others. But the ‘scope assures me I’m okay to feel a bit off kilter today. Comfort from the cosmos: Horoscope for Sagittarius, October 12 2011. Your mood will be fairly … Continue reading
Posted in humour, lesbianism, loneliness, popular culture, queer politics, queerness, sexuality, social justice, writing
Tagged contagion, Ed Gant, lady gaga, social network, solitude, surveillance, Taylor Swift
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Rescuing Geena Davis
32. I rescued Geena Davis in my dream last night. I have no idea where she came from or why she was there, but I was on a very important mission (again, a bit hazy) where I had to do … Continue reading
Posted in humour, lesbianism, loneliness, popular culture, queerness, writing
Tagged daniel craig, dream house, gena davis, hairspray, red wine, snickers, thanksgiving, training bra, turkey
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Freud and Butler in situ
27. I went to bed last night at 8:30 p.m. and woke up today at 8:30 a.m. and you know what? I feel like a bag of dicks. Gary, my coffee shop counsellor, told me that it was because I … Continue reading
Posted in humour, lesbianism, loneliness, queer politics, sexuality, social justice, writing
Tagged dogs, Freud, gay, judith butler, love, poodles, sex, shopping
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Nuit Blanche
24. Two confessions: I went to Nuit Blanche last night in Toronto. I saw many an identity and many a queer. Aside from the fact that the weather was so cold my pseudo-balls shriveled and left me wishing for hot … Continue reading
Posted in activism, humour, lesbianism, loneliness, popular culture, queer politics, social politics, writing
Tagged art, King Lear, loneliness, nuit blanche, raves, secrets, september 11, toques
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