Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
How can I make this case more convincingly?
Listen. Apparently you God damned people don't understand. So here we go again.
1) Kodiak bears are triumphant.
2) Panda bears are awesome.
3) Spectacled bears are a powerful contender.
4) Even polar bears are tight.
5) Grizzly bears, however, are soft. They are clearly inferior in every way.
That grizzlies are tied for the lead in this poll is an atrocity. You people are a shame.
1) Kodiak bears are triumphant.
2) Panda bears are awesome.
3) Spectacled bears are a powerful contender.
4) Even polar bears are tight.
5) Grizzly bears, however, are soft. They are clearly inferior in every way.
That grizzlies are tied for the lead in this poll is an atrocity. You people are a shame.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
The Vanishing Monks

I took this picture of abandoned novice's habits outside a temple in Chiang Mai, which is in the north-west of Thailand. Take a look at a draft post I've written (entitled "Make Life Art") about my time in the south of Thailand and let me know what you think. I would click on "preview" for optimal viewing pleasure.
Friday, February 6, 2009
Kodiak bears are clearly the best kind of bear
Now, you might be thinking to yourself, "But Danny, you're being unreasonable. Clearly Kodiak bears are a subspecies of Brown Bear, which is listed as an option on the poll. Stop nitpicking." But nitpick I must! Grizzly bears are also brown bears, and they get their own category. If that's true, then why not their larger and obviously more baddass cousins, the Kodiaks? THERE IS NO REASON.
Further, nearly all of the coherent alternatives to voting for the Kodiak bear as the best bear are not available as options (though clearly they are all incorrect choices in light of the obvious superiority of the mighty Kodiak). The first contender is the venerable Spectacled Bear:
The exclusion of this South American rock star from the poll is a blatant travesty. But where at least one might claim ignorance of the Spectacled Bear's existence, the same cannot be maintained with regards to the beloved Panda:
In light of these egregious omissions, and in light of the inclusion of the obviously inferior Black Bear (as well as the wholly unnecessary inclusion of the Brown Bear, whose best subspecies are undoubtedly the Grizzly and Kodiak), I am forced to declare this latest poll a sham. I can only conclude that it was designed to promote the Polar and Grizzly bears, which are the only legitimate contenders on that list, as they would likely fail to garner top votes in a fair poll:
A) Kodiak Bear
B) Spectacled Bear
C) Panda Bear
D) Polar Bear
E) Grizzly Bear
Thursday, February 5, 2009
BATS AREN'T BUGS!!!
I hate this more than anything
This has gone on long enough, and I require an outlet for my rage. There is this rather out of shape person (to put it mildly) in my office, and every so often, she decides to criticize what I'm eating for it's nutritional content (or lack thereof).
This just seems to be one of the most obvious of modern day cultural rules to me. If you are fatter than somebody, you cannot criticize them for eating unhealthy food. You are especially not allowed to criticize the reason for being able to eat an unhealthy meal occasionally (namely, that I run at least 5 miles per day). If you care that much about nutrition and health, learn to apply it to yourself.
Get yo shit out my business!
This just seems to be one of the most obvious of modern day cultural rules to me. If you are fatter than somebody, you cannot criticize them for eating unhealthy food. You are especially not allowed to criticize the reason for being able to eat an unhealthy meal occasionally (namely, that I run at least 5 miles per day). If you care that much about nutrition and health, learn to apply it to yourself.
Get yo shit out my business!
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