The Circus of Unnecessary Surgery
Chris R. MorganComplaints will be ignored.
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“Be afraid.”
Raymond Pettibon
America is under siege by a force I like to call the Hazmat Crew. People who look upon our founding traditions and the words that lay them down as being in a condition akin to catastrophe. They are spoiled by all manner of...
The Balancing Act
What is a man?1
In all my time in being a woman it had never occurred to me to ask this question. I consider everything that came before its asking to be my Dark Period, a time in my life defined by adherence to willful ignorance, living i...
A Proficiency in Being Seduced
Yes, But How Do You Really Feel (1996), Damien Hirst
I once rode the New York City subway carrying a dead monkey in each arm. Granted, they were stuffed and secured with plastic wrap and masking tape; but together they took up a great deal...
Jim Goad’s Misanthropology
Jim Goad is the ghoul of the 1990s. In a decade that exalted renegade attitudes with a style of detached, cynical cool, Goad found every way to take that spirit up to and over the precipice of good sense. He defended unrestricted gun owners...
Crimes of the Future
Detail of Skull, Robert Mapplethorpe
There is no greater impediment to growth than complacency, born as it is out of that pernicious habit of taking something or someone for granted. You become lazy at work because you feel secure in your...
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