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Monthly Archives: April 2005

Psychic Hotlines

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on April 25, 2005 by Kelli Jae BaeliApril 25, 2005

It’s not that i don’t believe that there are individuals out there who are gifted with psychic abilities, it’s just that i realize these gifts are so easily exploitable and can be effectively faked. Take that popular Psychic phone line for instance. If you spend a lot of time watching late night cable, as i do when i am online working on web pages, you will see the infomercial-style program over and over again. They mostly use the same three or four clips which they feel will “prove” how authentic their psychics are. I imagine they choose the clips which … Continue reading →

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Plaque Brain

Kelli Jae Baeli Posted on April 17, 2005 by Kelli Jae BaeliApril 17, 2005

I often have trouble remembering my dreams, even though i wish fervently that this was not so. Dreams are an incredible resource for a creative person, and this NO ACCESS thing makes me think that the Powers That Be are protecting me from some screaming ugly… At any rate, when i do recall a dream, i like to write it down…if it’s interesting…so… I was having exploratory brain surgery. Skull open, i had a metal halo contraption around my head. Two of the docs were in there–or orderlies, maybe…they were acting crazy, looking at my exposed gray matter. One of … Continue reading →

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"Some people take drugs, some people go out to bars and drink too much, others have lots of sex with strangers, and still other people cry or smack someone else around...I WRITE. When I FAIL to write, I take drugs, go out to bars and drink too much, have lots of sex with strangers, and cry or smack someone else around..."

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"People feel removed from sexism. 'I'm not a sexist, but I'm not a feminist.' They think there's this fuzzy middle ground. There's no fuzzy middle ground. You either believe that women are people or you don't. It's that simple." (Joss Whedon)

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Let me just add that no civilian should be able to purchase or own a weapon of war. So that's not what I'm referring to, here.

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I disagree with this trend of saying "It's the guns." A gun is an inanimate object with no will of its own. It's PEOPLE. Religion. Patriarchy. Greed. Ignorance. Entitled white men. No accountability. Mostly, it's 100 million non-voters, & those who elect enablers.

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TWEEPS: Please do me a huge favor: RT this and follow us at @ReallyAmerican1: we've got TONS in store for these midterm elections, you don't want to miss anything!

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#stupocrisy

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Stu•poc•ri•sy
noun: stupocrisy; plural noun: stupocrisies

the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform while being stupid at the same time; pretense for idiots

"The stupocrisy of the GOP is mind-numbing"

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I disagree with this trend of saying "It's the guns." A gun is an inanimate object with no will of its own. It's PEOPLE. Religion. Patriarchy. Greed. Ignorance. Entitled white men. No accountability. Mostly, it's 100 million non-voters, & those who elect enablers.

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If I saw that, I'd BUY THEM WHAT THEY NEEDED. for those who can't afford that, look the other way.

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Your regular reminder that if you see someone stealing baby formula, nappies, bread, milk, pasta, ready meals, you didn’t see a fucking thing mind your own business and thank god you’re not so desperate for your own or your babies survival that you’d risk a criminal charge for it

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