Ok, I think things LOOK a little better for the new year.
Bless yer heart, V, for doing all that work. I still want to use the thing you made- but the thing is when I tried to paste it in, blogger said it wouldn't work!
Blogger is stupid.
I must now go and buy a camisole for a party, then I will be back either this evening or in the morning to post my resolutions. *shudders*
12.31.2006
12.30.2006
I'm Fuckin' GORGEOUS.
Saddam Hussein was executed this week. James Brown died. All this shit's hitting the fan.
But I'm blogging about how "beautiful" I am.
I did two of these things, with two different photos. Here's one.
Who the hell knew? Take that all you misogynist bastards who thought I was just a fat, bitter, ugly man-hater. I'm fucking beautiful. The internet said it, so it has to be true.
Gotta love the internet.
But I'm blogging about how "beautiful" I am.
I did two of these things, with two different photos. Here's one.
Who the hell knew? Take that all you misogynist bastards who thought I was just a fat, bitter, ugly man-hater. I'm fucking beautiful. The internet said it, so it has to be true.
Gotta love the internet.
12.12.2006
Nearest Book Tag from Yolanda
So my pal Yolanda over there at the Primary Contradiction tagged me with this wierd thing. And I have to tag somebody else.
Here's the rules:
1. Go to the nearest book in your reach and turn to page 123.
2. Go to the fifth sentence of the book.
3. Copy the next three sentences, then tag someone else.
My tags are Nelson H., Spotted Elephant, and Amananta.
Here's what I got:
"These anti-union workers formed networks that militated against unionization and exerted social pressure on anyone who dared venture the opinion that a union might be a good idea, thus raising the costs of being pro-union- especially in the kitchen, where the leaders of the anti-union group worked. In the summer of 1998, I visited two kitchen workers who had disagreed with the "just vote no" committee. However, both had been intimidated into silence. "You don't understand what it's like in here. The kitchen is a closed environment."
From: Rebuilding Labor: Organizing and Organizers in the New Union Movement, Edited by Ruth Milkman and Kim Voss.
Loves y'all.
Here's the rules:
1. Go to the nearest book in your reach and turn to page 123.
2. Go to the fifth sentence of the book.
3. Copy the next three sentences, then tag someone else.
My tags are Nelson H., Spotted Elephant, and Amananta.
Here's what I got:
"These anti-union workers formed networks that militated against unionization and exerted social pressure on anyone who dared venture the opinion that a union might be a good idea, thus raising the costs of being pro-union- especially in the kitchen, where the leaders of the anti-union group worked. In the summer of 1998, I visited two kitchen workers who had disagreed with the "just vote no" committee. However, both had been intimidated into silence. "You don't understand what it's like in here. The kitchen is a closed environment."
From: Rebuilding Labor: Organizing and Organizers in the New Union Movement, Edited by Ruth Milkman and Kim Voss.
Loves y'all.
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