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7 months ago
in Best moments from last night's interview (Scripting News) on Scripting News
Thank you for posting the interview.
I follow you on twitter and, as an out of work professional, living in Ohio I appreciate your insight on the auto industry bail out. People do not realize how how challenging and how frightening the situation is in this part of the country.
I follow you on twitter and, as an out of work professional, living in Ohio I appreciate your insight on the auto industry bail out. People do not realize how how challenging and how frightening the situation is in this part of the country.
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10 months ago
in Anatomy Of A Coffee Stain on How To Split An Atom
Ophelia - you are spot on for me - what do you charge for tea readings?
eHarmony won't even give me the option to take the quiz - so much for the 6th time's the charm!
eHarmony won't even give me the option to take the quiz - so much for the 6th time's the charm!
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ophelia_chong
I have friends who have been told by eHarmony "that there are no matches for you now or ever"....
I do tea readings as well, send me your stain. Send me any stain and i will do a personal funny reading.:O) opheliac at mac dot com
Offer open to anyone with a stain they need read.
I do tea readings as well, send me your stain. Send me any stain and i will do a personal funny reading.:O) opheliac at mac dot com
Offer open to anyone with a stain they need read.
10 months ago
in The Dead Mail Department on How To Split An Atom
I think you just created the next big thing - brilliant.
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ophelia_chong
Call me Morticia Chong. I will not only Digg you while you are alive, I will Digg you up after you are dead.
:O) Morticia Chong aka the "One with the Shovel"
:O) Morticia Chong aka the "One with the Shovel"
That people on Twitter just say "let them eat cake" is even more scary, because they don't understand how much our lives depend on each others. That was made clear in New Orleans. They couldn't re-open the restaurants not because there was no demand for the services, there was, but because there was no place for the staff to live and no way to get the supplies they needed. And you can't bring in the workers to rebuild the city without places for them to eat.
Civilizations take a long time to reboot after a crash, so you really do everything you can to avoid a crash, but this one seems to be willful, we have the means to prevent it, but for some reason we're too stupid, collectively, to see that there's no reason to willfully crash! Yet that's what we're doing.
I feel this also because I live in earthquake country. People here say "New Orleans shouldn't be rebuilt cause there never should have been a city there in the first place." I lower my glasses down my nose and look at them and say (after a long pause) "Are you fucking out of your fucking mind? Don't you see where *you* live?" I usually don't even have to say a word, just pause and let them think.
My mother, who lives in NY says the same thing, and I say sheez, it's not as if your city didn't need the rest of us to save you. She literally doesn't understand what I'm saying. So I ask if she remembers 9/11.
Fact is, we all live in New Orleans and Detroit, and we're going to learn that in this country, but it's going to be a very very painful lesson, apparently.