This is from Zap Comix, Issue 0, 1971, 60c. Perhaps not unsurprisingly, followed by this:

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One of the only words in English with two consecutive i’s. Be that as it may, I spent all of the 28th skiing. I’d never been skiing before and it was wonderful. It was exhilarating, I fell more times than I can count, but very satisfying at the end of the day. Once the skis [...]

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Me: So I was at the Swinger’s Night at Connections at Metrotown with my buddy J and we got mistaken for being the dynamic gay duo. Stranger: Hahaha, well what do you expect, it’s Swinger’s Night and you show up with a guy. Me: Hey, in my defence, how was I to know the protocol? [...]

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Here is the only sensible way to answer this imbecile. Pope: Worship God not technology VATICAN CITY (Reuters) — Pope Benedict said in his Christmas message on Monday that mankind, which has reached other planets and worships technology, cannot live without God or turn its back on the hungry. Living without God is exactly what [...]

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Today is Day 4 of my attempt at growing sideburns. Perhaps, in five years, I’ll look like the General.

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In spite of knowing that luminaries such as Asimov and Vonnegut have spoken about Secular Humanism, I’ve never looked into it very deeply, preferring to not believe in anything at all. However, this is a blueprint on how not to believe, and as such, a mighty fine way to see the world. Well, until you [...]

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The power’s been out for three days. And while this is no excuse to not post more often, my finals for the semester just ended and I’ve been sleeping more than 4 hours a night and boy, it feels good. A huge windstorm put a quarter of a million people in the dark. This makes [...]

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Boy, was Victor Hugo ever right, albeit belatedly. …Marius had opened his whole soul to nature, he was thinking of nothing, he was living and breathing, he passed near this bench, the young girl raised her eyes, their glances met. But what was there now in the glance of the young girl? Marius could not [...]

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