the book project blog, as well as having fixed the peculiar archiving problem with not displaying correctly on mozilla based browsers.

whee!

welcome to the hassles of a federation of semi-democratic states.

apparently religion and politics ought not be discussed in polite societies.

but you can’t have a good party at froyd’s house unless those two are discussed. might as well toss philosophy on that list too. So is a froyd party non-polite? Probably.

So, in order to have a good Froyd© certified party, you need to discuss one or more of the following three things:
1. Religion
2. Philosophy
3. Politics

The key to throwing a good party is to discuss those things BEFORE the alcohol starts flowing copiously, say, like over a pizza ordered for the party. Then it is a good time, and people are more…reasonable. Then the rest of the night is free to bullshit, harangue, yell at, what have you while playing video games/board games/drinking games. You already know where they stand because of the aforementioned discussion(s), and you need not worry about a social faux pas.

Froyd© certified parties: The way milly the cat likes ‘em.

party friday night, work saturday.

another 8.5 hours at a place I despise.

such is life. everything changes, everything stays the same.

and what’s sad is that sums up my life pretty well in one pithy statement.

I can feel my hangover kicking in.
stupid beer.