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Hey you!Is you Fred? Can't be! Fred's not red! Hey you! Is you Jack? Can't be! Jack's not black! Hey you! Is you Surple? Can't be! Surple's not purple! Hey you! Is you Dr. Mean? Can't be! Dr. Mean's not green! Hey you! Is you Dwight? Can't be! Dwight's not white! Hey you! Is you! Is you Mitch? Can't be! Mitch's not bitch colored! Hey you! Is you Hanah? Can't be! Hanah's not Banana! Hey you! Is you Melorange? Can't be! Melorange is not orange! And so on.
This little game of yours... I'm so fucking sick of it. Ugh don't make my words drip with malice you punk kid. I woke up miserable today. I slept too long and woke up at about noon time. I got to sleep no later than one in the morning. I wanted to volunteer this morning, at reUse buffalo. But it was pretty silly of me not to get any of the location information before I went to sleep. It says all I have to do is to come into the offices past 9:30 am and dress to get dirty. I can do that easily. I'm bored. I feel useless. Yet I can't get myself to go out or do anything. WHy am I stuck in this cycle? Tell me, ok? Babe? My landlord just said babe. I'll never get people who call their significant others babe, or hun, or whatever pet name. Babe is especially bad. I don't like it. Babe is lame and so is your face.
Does anyone else notice that on tv and especially in commercials, the type of careers they show 'successful' people in are almost always office jobs? How many people actually work in an office in this country? Probably not as many as tv would have you believe. Can someone be successful in their life without having NAILED that presentation or made that sale every one else in the company has been trying to make? To what ends are these little achievements important? Who do they really help in the long run? How come it's extremely rare to see anyone but a woman cleaning their house, or doing the laundry in a commercial? How come there are no interracial couples on tv? Why are we even still asking these questions? You'd think with the development of technology, minds would start to be a bit more open nowadays. Well, no they aren't. How could they be, when these stifling images are still seen every day. People were more complacent when a closed minded attitude was the norm in the country. And they are becoming more complacent again because they are starting to accept these roles they fought so hard to break out of.
This little game of yours... I'm so fucking sick of it. Ugh don't make my words drip with malice you punk kid. I woke up miserable today. I slept too long and woke up at about noon time. I got to sleep no later than one in the morning. I wanted to volunteer this morning, at reUse buffalo. But it was pretty silly of me not to get any of the location information before I went to sleep. It says all I have to do is to come into the offices past 9:30 am and dress to get dirty. I can do that easily. I'm bored. I feel useless. Yet I can't get myself to go out or do anything. WHy am I stuck in this cycle? Tell me, ok? Babe? My landlord just said babe. I'll never get people who call their significant others babe, or hun, or whatever pet name. Babe is especially bad. I don't like it. Babe is lame and so is your face.
Does anyone else notice that on tv and especially in commercials, the type of careers they show 'successful' people in are almost always office jobs? How many people actually work in an office in this country? Probably not as many as tv would have you believe. Can someone be successful in their life without having NAILED that presentation or made that sale every one else in the company has been trying to make? To what ends are these little achievements important? Who do they really help in the long run? How come it's extremely rare to see anyone but a woman cleaning their house, or doing the laundry in a commercial? How come there are no interracial couples on tv? Why are we even still asking these questions? You'd think with the development of technology, minds would start to be a bit more open nowadays. Well, no they aren't. How could they be, when these stifling images are still seen every day. People were more complacent when a closed minded attitude was the norm in the country. And they are becoming more complacent again because they are starting to accept these roles they fought so hard to break out of.