Specialized dating sites

I recently alluded to some of these; thought I’d share them here, for your astonishment / amusement / dismay.

Dating for agrarians. (Wait; people still farm? )

Dating for Calvinists. “Your name must be Grace, because I find you irresistible!”

Dating for people tired of “What’s the weather like up there?” jokes.

Dating for ugly people. Helping them find each other, as if they couldn’t otherwise.

Dating for narcissists. (Note the lookalike queers in the ad; how telling…)

Dating for twins. (Wonder if Abigail and Brittany Hensel are on there?)

Former site for stoners. Don’t bogart that joint, dude / dudette!

Dating for crazy cat people. Free tub of Häagen-Dazs and DVD of Titanic for signing up!

Dating for sailors. (Er, any port in a storm?)

Dating for female inmates. Because how else can they get conjugal visits if they don’t already have someone?

Dating for whoring wannabe travellers, and the men who want to take them places.

Dating for STD carriers. Can’t catch it if you already got it!

Dating for Trekkies. Because there aren’t enough conventions, year-round.

Dating for idiots wanting to act out Twilight, or something. Freaks.

Dating for freaks who think they’re still toddlers.

Dating for schizos. Crazy for each other!

Dating for eugenicists. Who says eugenicism is dead?

Dating for asexuals; isn’t that kinda missing the point?

Dating site for neocon political junkies. (Like we need them reproducing…)

Dating site for Randroids (ditto – not dittoheads; that’s the one above).

Dating for survivalists. ‘Got your back!’

 

‘Molière à bicyclette’ et ‘Paulette’

Récemment, j’ai regardé deux films français, en français, sans sous-titres: ‘Molière à bicyclette’, et ‘Paulette’. J’ai fait ça même pour m’amuser et aussi pour pratiquer ma français.

‘Molière à bicyclette’ est l’histoire de deux acteurs qui decident à faire un production de ‘La Misanthrope’ de Molière, au théâtre. Je n’avais pas lu ‘La Misanthrope’, même que je n’ai pas vu un production de celà, mais je comprends que l’histoire de ‘Molière à bicyclette’ est un miroir de celle de ‘La Misanthrope’. Bien que ma compréhension en français n’est pas parfait, j’ai compris presque tout, et c’etait drole et amusant.

‘Paulette’ est l’histoire d’une vielle veuve française, une ancienne boulangère qui est devenu pauvre, qui decide à devenir une trafiquant de drogue. C’était très drôle, bien que j’ai compris un peu moins de ‘Paulette’ que ‘Molière à bicyclette’, mais tout meme, c’était pas un grand problème.

‘Paulette’ est tellement ‘politiquement incorrect’; le ‘racisme’ est un source des blagues, plutôt qu’une opportunité pour une progressive sermon; j’aimais ça, beaucoup.

Si vous parlez français, et vous aimez le cinéma français, vous aimerez ces deux films.

 

Blogging is a funny thing…

… Sometimes one is inspired; other times, one is not. And there isn’t any apparent, rational reason to it, though one may of course suffer at times from burnout. But that’s not always what may lead one to not be able to post for a while; it may simply be lack of inspiration at a particular point.

I did warn that I may not post as regularly as before. So if I pause for a while after writing this sorta ‘meta’ post, you’ve all been forewarned that there may be a bit of a break; just so you know. And posts may be sporadic, rather than bursts of activity followed by long periods of blog silence. There will be no pattern, AFAIK. But rest assured, I’m not planning on quitting again, any time soon, at least.

 

Conservatism: A Myth & Delusion

Jerry Johnson explains why it is.

 

The Heretic Arius

Jerry Johnson and AgainstTheWorld.tv on Arius.

 

Lemons and olives being grown outdoors in Canada!

I’ve previously explained my thoughts on catastrophic anthropogenic global warming (CAGW) here; go read it if you haven’t already.

Now, comes some interesting news from Vancouver Island, B.C.; some farmers there are successfully growing olives and lemons!

So, then… If CAGW is real, what’s the downside for Canada? Milder winters and warmer summers = longer growing seasons + the ability to grow new crops, as it turns out, plus increased length of camping seasons and cottaging = more tourist dollars!

I say, bring it on! Too bad for those of you who live where it’s already too warm, too dry, or too near the coast; better move, suckers! Sucks to be you.

 

Father Knows Best: Early Spring 2013 Eclectic Weekend Edition

Buds, leaves; Quinte West, Ontario.

Strange Herring: A Strange Review: Iron Man 3; Brother, Can You Spare Two and a Half Mil?; The Lutherans Song (with Apologies to Adam Sandler and to Music)

AfroTraditionalist: The Beauty of Small Churches; A Traditionalists Creed

The Avenging Red Hand: A Drive-by Attack On Cathedral History; Two Christian Archbishops Kidnapped By Syrian Freedom Fighters

The Gods of the Copybook Headings: History Holds Her Breadth; College is Great, Sort of; Coals to Newcastle…; Buggy Whip Manufacturer Seeks Input; Growing Leviathan; À la recherche du Leaside perdu

Julian O’Dea: Cute wives don’t want cute sex

Sis: The Loss Of The Masculine Matrix System

Chris: Why we need the law; Do not ask permission. You won’t get forgiveness.; We do not act on our feelings; Aramoana, the bar

Free Northerner: A Respectful Response: Rights Don’t Exist

Forgetful Muse: On ‘Discussion’ That Leads to Nihilism; The Danger of ‘Testimony’

Radish Magazine: The Way of Men

The Festival of Patience: An island unto islands; Another short interlude of introspection

Fabrizio del Wrongo: Things I Wish They’d Told Me About Women

Paleo Retiree: Cocktail Du Jour

Social Extinction: The Paint-by-Numbers Whites vs. the Paint-by-Impulse Mexicans; We love memories, not people; The snowstorm and white-out conditions at Coachella music festival. Whey dat black man from???

Daniel Deboer: Cast iron cookware is a revelation; The House Is An Unearthly Quiet

Hidden Leaves: Soylent Junior; The Rebirth of Cool

Tall grass, stubble, trees; Quinte West, Ontario.