Schizoid Paradox Community Group
If you would like company who understands that 5 minutes is all you can take, or knows that if you go away for months at a time it doesn't mean you don't like us. If ((hugs)) confound you, but you have a question or would like to share a good book.... we now have a place. Welcome.
The first one is an accident, the second shows a trend, the third becomes the kiss of death.
Dream the impossible dream if you must, but you will generally fare better if you pursue only the possible dreams.
It's lucky that I'm so lazy, or a lot of people would be dead by now.
It's a good thing I've found inner peace, because I'm sure not finding any outer piece.
The Trump Regime is shifting those impulses from suicidal to homicidal.
You know the kind of people that "God gives money"?
It must be some kind of curse.
Definition of 'ideologue': an idiot with an agenda.
- Tthe older you get, the more dead people you know.
- Being mature isn't all it's cracked up to be.
- Never assume that things couldn't get any worse.
- The little toe is an appendage used to locate furniture in the dark.
- It isn't that I lack empathy, but that your problems baffle/depress/infuriate me.
#satire
Supreme Court Narrowly Favors Beer
In a landmark 5-4 decision today, SCOTUS upheld the rights of mega-brewer Amheitzer-Bushhh against General Eats, maker of "Weedies"-brand cereal, to their trademark "Breakfast of Champions." In his majority opinion, recently appointed Associate Justice "Boof" Kavenaugh remarked that "I like beer," and that the minority opinion was "nothing but a lot of liberal tears."
In her minority dissent, Associate Justice "Notorious" RBG stated that, while the vast majority of Americans do not regard beer as a regular part of a balanced breakfast, "choice is a necessity, in a nation as large and diverse as ours." A finding for the brewer "forces beer down the throat of people who don't want their children exposed to the intoxicating influence of alcohol advertised as nutrition."
Stock prices of Amheitzer-Bushhh jumped 3% on news of the decision, while General Eats' generally went down the toilet