The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail - A Play Waldo: Henry! Henry! What are you doing in jail? Henry: Waldo! What are you doing out of jail? Re-read "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" last night. First read was in 2004… I think. It is a two-act play that pretty-much summarises Henry David Thoreau's life. … Continue reading It Didn't Bloom Until Tomorrow
Month: September 2013
Connect Dysfunction Dots
Can it be said enough? I mean, can it be said enough before it becomes commonplace? No. Then let's do it now. Let's say it, dear worst-reader. For it is... American't. It is The United Mistakes of America. And then there's, The Land Of The Free To Be Stupid. Etc., etc. Alone the common misinterpretation … Continue reading Connect Dysfunction Dots
Krapp vs Krapp
Eleuthéria by Samuel Beckett All-time favourite word? "Krapp". worstwriterdotcom is, fittingly, full of the word 'krapp'. Oh, how I wish I could get credit for coining such a word. But all for naught. So much for worst-writer's attempt at replacing the word absurd with it. I mean, what sounds better, dear worst-reader, "everything is absurd" … Continue reading Krapp vs Krapp
Shooter And The Sweet Doctor
Probably one of the best ad libitum responses yet to American'ts lust for blood, guts, repression-glory and forgetting about seeds sewn and moving on to the next mall purchase. Trauma centre head doctor, Dr. Janis Orlowski, did a great job responding to this dire situation (see also vid and links below). Yet worst-writer can't help … Continue reading Shooter And The Sweet Doctor
Fresh Ammunition
Some thoughts motivated after reading an article about the mechanics of nature and how certain stuff about nature just don't seem right. Or does it seem right? Nomatter. Don't know what it is. Is it my face? The way I walk? The boring way I dress? There has to be a reason why, when walking … Continue reading Fresh Ammunition
Exceptional Mediocrity
Barry O is trying. You have to give him that. Vladimir Putin is trying, too. I guess. But there's something else about these two men. It's as though they're already bored with a history that will, in the most important ways, pass them by because of über-under-achievement. Thank goodness that rational human beings know that in … Continue reading Exceptional Mediocrity
Awash In Projection
As I've waddled down the creek of trying-to-say, failing to say before, one of the main reason I'm skeptical regarding the significance of Edward Snowden and his data dump--which we all have to wait to see based on advertising revenues of those who posses the data--is that I'm not sure what exactly motivated him to … Continue reading Awash In Projection
Interwebnet Orwell Wet Dream
Post is NSFW and rude and proud of it. Cool how all this "leaked" data is trickling down through the convenient pipes of the Interwebnets via well advertised news sites. But all serious kidding aside. How much is Glenn Greenwald earning from all this? What? Wrong question? Americans are more concerned not about the profits of … Continue reading Interwebnet Orwell Wet Dream
Whose Doctrine
Ok. First. I probably shouldn't post something where my worst-writing is shorter than links. But in this case… Nomatter. The scariest thing about what the west is doing right now, beyond all the murder, mayhem, lying and lust for control of you-know-what, is how long it will take to finally move on. That is, when will … Continue reading Whose Doctrine
Murky Century
A Century of War by William Engdahl Lost in conspiracy theory? As worst-writer I admit to delving in conspiracy theory in my life. I think it all started with some kid folding a dollar bill and thereby revealing a mushroom cloud which was supposed to represent America's dominance in the world because it was capable of … Continue reading Murky Century
