To be exact, you walked right past me and the ladder, stopped in the (short) hall, and said "Where are you?" twice. I didn't answer the first time because I couldn't believe you hadn't seen me.
February 2, 2026 at 9:02 PM
To be exact, you walked right past me and the ladder, stopped in the (short) hall, and said "Where are you?" twice. I didn't answer the first time because I couldn't believe you hadn't seen me.
He has a better "out" than Mel Gibson ("Drink made me racist") but he needs to use it to get out of talking publicly about things other than music and mental health ever again.
January 27, 2026 at 6:27 PM
He has a better "out" than Mel Gibson ("Drink made me racist") but he needs to use it to get out of talking publicly about things other than music and mental health ever again.
Well, you could. but he obviously doesn't, because nobody stopped him. I think this malfunction is serious enough that, if he were truly in good faith he'd be saying "I'm not going to issue statements about politics again, and if I do it means I'm off my meds so ignore me.
January 27, 2026 at 6:25 PM
Well, you could. but he obviously doesn't, because nobody stopped him. I think this malfunction is serious enough that, if he were truly in good faith he'd be saying "I'm not going to issue statements about politics again, and if I do it means I'm off my meds so ignore me.
Well, has he said he's now withdrawing from public life? Because he needs to. Not because we don't want to hear about mental illness, but if your mental illness causes you to act Nazi, you need to just stop.
January 27, 2026 at 12:03 PM
Well, has he said he's now withdrawing from public life? Because he needs to. Not because we don't want to hear about mental illness, but if your mental illness causes you to act Nazi, you need to just stop.
While it's not totally impossible that he went off the deep end because of a brain injury and resulting mental illness, I see a difference between blurting out an offensive remark and printing a line of swastika T-shirts.
January 27, 2026 at 12:01 PM
While it's not totally impossible that he went off the deep end because of a brain injury and resulting mental illness, I see a difference between blurting out an offensive remark and printing a line of swastika T-shirts.
Kanye West has denied he's a Nazi, even though he said he was a Nazi. "I'm not a Nazi, but I *am* a liar," he's effectively saying. And are you lying now, Herr West?
January 26, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Kanye West has denied he's a Nazi, even though he said he was a Nazi. "I'm not a Nazi, but I *am* a liar," he's effectively saying. And are you lying now, Herr West?
You can sing "Jabberwocky" to the tune of "Across the Universe." And as in uffish thought he stood / The Jabberwock with eyes of fire / Came whiffling through the tulgey wood / And burbled as it came. What you do with the "Jai guru deva omm" bit is your own affair.
January 26, 2026 at 1:52 PM
You can sing "Jabberwocky" to the tune of "Across the Universe." And as in uffish thought he stood / The Jabberwock with eyes of fire / Came whiffling through the tulgey wood / And burbled as it came. What you do with the "Jai guru deva omm" bit is your own affair.
Footnote: just listened to it again and it's a very nice production, actually. RC's additions make McKenzie self-aware, but powerless. The original denies him even awareness.
January 23, 2026 at 9:44 PM
Footnote: just listened to it again and it's a very nice production, actually. RC's additions make McKenzie self-aware, but powerless. The original denies him even awareness.
[cont.] obviously Father McKenzie is just another sad person like the title character. Religion doesn't have any power in this song (in other McCartney/Beatles songs, it does).
January 23, 2026 at 9:39 PM
[cont.] obviously Father McKenzie is just another sad person like the title character. Religion doesn't have any power in this song (in other McCartney/Beatles songs, it does).