Angina Monologue 9
So school teachers’ lesson plans are “trade secrets” exempt from the various Freedom of Information statutes? In a Sith’s eye!
So school teachers’ lesson plans are “trade secrets” exempt from the various Freedom of Information statutes? In a Sith’s eye!
His Majesty has found a new way to eat his porridge: Flavored with shredded ham and Swiss cheese, with a fried egg on top.
His Majesty was in rare good humor this morning.
“Our society is systematically enabling deviant and self-destructive behavior. And you Mormons are as bad about it as anyone else.”
As I mentioned to Bruce Charlton in the comments section of a previous post, once you get His Majesty monologuing, you can’t get him to shut up.
Sometimes I think His Majesty has become a bitter old Sith.
His Majesty was thinking about the little people this morning.
You never know what will get His Majesty monologuing over breakfast.
It’s been said that the difference between a dialogue and a monologue is that a dialogue is something two intelligent people have in order to seek common ground, while a monologue is something one mentally ill person does on a street corner where he’s sleeping on the ground.
That isn’t quite true. I’ve found that His Majesty is actually quite fond of monologues at breakfast, at least so long as he’s the one delivering.
But our slaughter of the wholly innocent came two weeks ago. (more…)