Remember when I used to give a shit (Stanhope)

Apparently nobody gives a shit.

you got a surge of blog viewership following your posts in joeingram's

On October 07 2014 15:53 cariadon wrote: Apparently nobody gives a shit.

Except about things not worth giving a shit about...

On October 07 2014 15:58 Santafairy wrote: you got a surge of blog viewership following your posts in joeingram's

There's nothing to view. . .

he is the man !

that was a quality bit

I didn't realize it has been posted to YouTube again in its entirety. My second favorite bit of the routine starts at 29:40~.

i liked it!

dumb guy.

it was alright

i only remember when you used a maphack

heh I feel kind of grateful for the whole blog drama (that I missed until it was over damn it ) good to see you active around here again

On October 08 2014 10:26 voodoouser wrote: i only remember when you used a maphack

lol, thats true ?

On October 08 2014 14:26 drone666 wrote: Show nested quote + On October 08 2014 10:26 voodoouser wrote: i only remember when you used a maphack lol, thats true ?

no it's not. even if it was, it's quite obviously retarded to post this here now. he must have me confused with TT1 or some other LPer.

On October 08 2014 11:47 lebowski wrote: heh I feel kind of grateful for the whole blog drama (that I missed until it was over damn it ) good to see you active around here again

won't stay that way

detachment was really good wtf. it wasnt a depressing movie like requiem for a dream or anything

Doug Stanhope is the closest thing to a hero to me, he is simply brilliant.

He has Dawkins, Hitchens and Harris ideas about religion but without their absolute moronic state wortship just like Noam Chomsky but without its spineless sold out pseudo-intellecualism, kind of like Stefan Molyneux but without its weird new found misogyny and self importance, just like George Carlin but as abrasive as Hitchens.

Doug goes further than all of them, especially with his antinatalism. He doesn't sit on the fence or sugarcoat it, he just tells like like it is (or goes too far but it's hilarious). It takes a lot of balls because very few people are supportive of this kind of pessimism. Criticizing religion is easy in comparison. Bill Hicks was the closest thing to him in that regard.

"That's why my girlfriend and I broke up: she wanted kids, and I… well, she wanted kids [laughs]. I had no idea her philosophy was that flawed. She goes, “Wouldn’t it be nice to have a kid? To have this fresh, clean slate which we could fill. A little clean spirit, innocent, and to fill it with good ideas.” Yeah, yeah, how about this? If you’re so fucking altruistic, why don’t you leave the little clean spirit wherever it is right now? Okay? Horrible act, childbirth. Nightmare. I would never bring a kid to this fucking planet." - Bill Hicks

On October 08 2014 22:10 RaiNKhAN wrote: detachment was really good wtf. it wasnt a depressing movie like requiem for a dream or anything

Glad you liked it. It's definitely not one of the most depressing movies ever, but you kind of have to reach deep to find the positive parts of it at the end.