
Burn On
The sky was raining ash as I handed a man a used snowboard with the silhouette of a naked woman holding a beer stein printed on it.
Unmarketable missives from comedy's littlest victim
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The sky was raining ash as I handed a man a used snowboard with the silhouette of a naked woman holding a beer stein printed on it.

It turns out if you don’t copiously document and subsequently post every milestone of your life on social media, people not only don’t know what’s going on with you, they are unaware of if you are alive or dead.

How old am I?

Not everyone in Los Angeles is insane.

I remember when the Prozac first hit.

On the whiteboard, under the heading “Today’s Goals,” was written one thing: DNR.

I’m telling Anthony about what I’ve spent the last six hours on, clicking through fragments of archived LiveJournals on the Wayback Machine in an attempt to piece together the countless indignities women I have never met suffered at the hands of a pornographic enterprise I hadn’t thought about for a solid decade prior.

In last week’s newsletter, I made an allusion to a Vice article that was cut for being “too snarky.” As I was never able to place it elsewhere, I fail to see the harm in posting it now.

It’s not that the young are better, smarter, funnier, or have the most interesting perspectives–it’s that they are the most easily exploitable, and that is the primary reason why they are the creators of most corporate entertainment marketed as “cool.”

It’s unsettling how easy it is to disappear.