Mood:
Now Playing: The little devils on my each of my shoulders
Topic: Cute waffles
I have decided to begin with a few true statements:
-The Nobel Peace Prize medal depicts three naked men with their hands on each other's shoulders
-In the year 2000, Pope John Paul II was named an "Honorary Harlem Globetrotter."
-In England, in the 1880's, "Pants" was considered a dirty word.
-In Rochester, Michigan, the law is that anyone bathing in public must have the bathing suit inspected by a police officer.
-The law states that more than 3000 sheep cannot be herded down Hollywood Blvd. at any one time.
With these important facts in mind, it would be wise for us to consider why it is necessary to be in subordination to the concept of style. When one logically progresses through the necessary steps of coming to a conclusion of what a style is, one finds that, really, it is a relative term. If the average human being subscribed to a manufactured style, would not we all be sheep? Are we simply on the intelligence level of an animal that ends up being shaved every year for the wool that eventually becomes an itchy undergarment? I think not. And what about the people who dictate the styles? Are they subject to anything or do they simply own superior intelligence and basically own everyone else? For that, I do not personally despise them, I actually commend them for their use of superior persuasive power over others. How powerful is it that a person could make a living telling other people how to be?
Now, regarding the subject of style relativity, what makes one style superior over another? What if, in actuality, kilts with tartan ties were the superior style in the course of history instead of contemporary styles? And if so, what or who would decide that that was how it was to be? This is damaging my cerebellum so I'll stop.
But I'll leave with this problem: What happened to Uncle Jemima?
Give my regards to your grandmother,
The Obstinate Bologna
Posted by thefallencucumber
at 12:10 PM EDT
Updated: Tuesday, 25 April 2006 12:13 PM EDT