Showing posts with label celebrities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label celebrities. Show all posts

Monday, October 30, 2023

Celebrity Skin

Lance Bass Hopes Fans Will ‘Find Some Forgiveness’ for Justin Timberlake
Is Flavor Flav Being Controlled By 2 Random Women?
Ace Frehley: My Album Makes Paul Stanley 'Look Like an Imbecile'
 

Saturday, February 13, 2021

Movie Theatres Are Closed (Because Movies About Cults Were Catching On)

Of course the Celebrities who once gushed over Andrew Cuomo remain silent on alleged nursing home cover-up - they can't just admit they were wrong. There's voters watching. Like Andrew Cuomo and his staff, we'll have to wait until they feel like they're in friendly company, for that. You know, around the folks who wondered if his nipples were pierced, in the beginning of all the dying (I sincerely want to thank the Democrat Party for that one. The way NewAge Nazis love to mix sex and death together. It reminds me of my ex-wife so much. I will NEVER forget it).
Of course, those celebrities always felt like they were in the best of hands, if Andrew Cuomo was bantering with his brother, Chris Cuomo (AKA "Fredo") over at CNN - knowing Chis is a well-known egotistical liar, with all the integrity of a rattle snake. That's the kind of thing that makes NewAge celebrities relax.
I mean, they know he's married to Cristina Cuomo, a well-known NewAge bullshit artist to the rich. That's how they know Chris is someone they can trust as a news anchor. He loves her, and that means he loves what she does: bullshitting people for money. Total CNN material.
Off-topic but BTW: Maya Angelou was my babysitter, but - especially after her association with Oprah's bullshit - I would NEVER get that ugly ho's face tattoooed on me, and, if I did, it would be on my ass. And so close to the hole she could smell it. That's what she deserves for not shutting this shit down. Not what these cultists are doing - getting tats of NewAge bullshit artists on their bodies, like they're in NXIVM or something. Ugly ho.
I expect confused people to kill, one way or another. NewAge is a cult that's killed many, many times before - why no one else expects them to, again, is the only mystery I see. What's happened to everybody's common sense over the last 40 years? Too much "free love" from these crazy bitches?
Haven't Directors Quentin Tarantino, Ari Aster, and I, been clear that cults are the most clear-and-present danger to us, today? That's all there is: slavery, Nazis, and y'all stupid asses, still talking about "karma" and "everything happens for a reason". Now cut it out. We've had enough. I'VE had more-than-enough.
 

Sunday, August 9, 2020

I'ma Do It My Self - With Turquoise


So, if you've ever wondered, "What the Hell happened to Val Kilmer?" you can now say "Christian Science" and put him with Steve Jobs, Steve McQueen, and Bob Marley, on your Bingo card of celebrities too stupid to go with REAL science, until it was too late. That choice obviously didn't kill Val, but it jacked him up pretty bad, and also scared the shit out of his daughter: 

“It was devastating. I thought that was it...People had really wanted him to get it attended to but he had faith in his body’s ability to fight it off. It was obvious he was sick but he didn’t want to go to the doctor,...He wanted to do things his way.” 

 Looks like it.
 

Wednesday, September 12, 2018

Dr. Oz, Please, Keep Me Out Of The Workplace (I'm Just Not Religious Enough)


When people are weird at work, but can't see they're being weird, how do you reason with them? I've been dealing with this question, offline and on, for years:
What’s noteworthy here isn’t that everything said in the meeting is negative...but that, from the top down, the entire company takes it for granted its employees are in mourning over the results of the election. The subtext of all of this is clearly that the wrong person won and everyone is right to be anxious and upset. Google turns out to be exactly the narrow, progressive club that former engineer James Damore said they were last year.

It’s a bit difficult to see how a company which is such a partisan monoculture could possibly take care not to abuse its power to step on the people (about half of the country) who it thinks are wrong and possibly even dangerous. The tone of this meeting is that of mourning but the underlying stance is adversarial. Is it really possible this doesn’t have any real-world outcomes in Google’s work?

You can't get any peace. You're more likely to find Pat Robertson and a Christian prophetess are both making demands of the same hurricane, in a single week, than that. Which is a pretty remarkable occurrence for a pretty remarkable power. 


But not as remarkable as celebrities thinking they get credibility back by talking to disgraced physicians. I don't know how that supposedly works. It doesn't add up. None of this stuff adds up now, except for the part where you look down and think:

Thursday, September 6, 2018

Asking The Big Guy


Tell me something good. Well? What do we have here? Looks educational:
New findings from researchers at UC Berkeley suggest that feedback, rather than hard evidence, boosts people’s sense of certainty when learning new things or trying to tell right from wrong.

These are "new findings," huh? So what exactly is "feedback"?
Developmental psychologists have found that people’s beliefs are more likely to be reinforced by the positive or negative reactions they receive in response to an opinion, task or interaction, than by logic, reasoning and scientific data.

They're saying, once the NewAge established a culture of saying "Don't Judge", elements - dangerous to that culture - were then free to flourish, because DUH.


Fucking "Ancient teachings" are more helpful to us at this point.


Look, it's easy: Stop pushing yoga and meditation (we've got P.E., thanks) and the paranormal (not because it's not real, but, because it's not real, and causes problems) start arresting frauds (people who make/sell bad products) con artists (like psychics) and quacks (and any others screwing up the medical field). And then, start openly questioning why celebrities are so into promoting them. These are almost all cult tactics and groups. Anyone can see what they're up to now - but can you think of a more sinister way to get and keep an audience - if that's what they think they're doing, at that point? The point of exploiting who loves you?


They're calling Africa Bambaataa a cult leader now. Madonna's one, and so are Gwyneth Paltrow and Oprah. Arianna Huffington, Shirley MacLaine. Dr. Oz - I've got tags for all of them, below. The Democrats got it goin' on! Hell, if you're not aware of who's in the NewAge cult, it's enough to make you wonder:


Are you? And who isn't? (Isn't it?)

Monday, December 16, 2013

The Delivery: JimBob's Shut-Up Quality Of Life Bouquet


So I'm muddling. Muddle, muddle, muddle, muddle:



Back to muddling. Muddle, muddle, muddle, muddle,...
 

NewAge Is A "Spiritual Practice" (And They Do Practice)


She said:



As though atheists can ignore the religious' evangelical tendencies.


And, since we know this, who is actually deigning to "bother" whom?


And who - as usual - is "blaming the victim" here?


("Blaming the victim" - I am enjoying these Flaws In A Perfect System - our popular catchphrases for the casual cruelties Americans needlessly inflict.)


She said:



Oh my dear, you are aware the divorced are listening, aren't you?


Why aren't they - or, even better, their religious spouses - more emphatic?


Do you seriously think a fanatic is being rational, or even helping, when they're all "you think you're so rational" towards the subject?


Mocking the very endeavor society builds on - while insisting we must be empathetic towards the irrational - what does that reveal?


Didn't I just mention evangelism?


She said:



"Seekers of knowledge and truth" - yeah, sure.


Having been there before, we know there is no "possibility that religious people are seekers of knowledge and truth" when they've always insisted - as you are right here - that batting away knowledge is the way to truth.


You are, once again, arguing for insanity and nothing more.


And doing so insanely.


And I even understand why - which is why it's my job to tell you:


Avoiding "being a jerk" is NOT what this is all about,...