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This document provides guidance on introducing sources and writers to readers who may be unfamiliar with them. It recommends assuming the reader has not read or heard of the source before and does not want to read the entire article yet. Introductions should be brief, explaining who the writer is and where they are from in a sentence or two at most. Quoting full titles or providing unnecessary details should be avoided. The goal is to set up the source and context in a way that is useful and not overwhelming for the reader.
This document provides guidance on properly introducing sources and writers to readers. It recommends assuming the reader is unfamiliar with the source and writer, and keeping introductions brief. Introductions should provide context about the writer and their credentials, as well as where the source is from. Examples demonstrate concise ways to introduce a source with just the needed information, rather than overwhelming the reader. The document advises against quoting full titles or assuming familiarity without context.
The document discusses trends related to women, boomers, and geezers as new markets. It notes that women control over half of private wealth in the US, make over 80% of consumer purchases, and are underserved by advertisers. Research shows that women communicate differently than men and prioritize relationships over transactions when making purchasing decisions.
This document summarizes an event hosted by CSU Channel Islands called "Dinner & Movies for Mental Health". The event was intended to raise awareness about mental health issues through short films and a panel discussion. It provided information about available local mental health resources and ways to get involved through the nonprofit Art With Impact, such as submitting films to their competition or following them on social media. The panel included students and professionals to share personal experiences and answer questions.
Understanding and Preventing Suicide discusses facts about suicide rates and warning signs. Every 17 minutes someone commits suicide in America. Common warning signs include talking about death, withdrawing from others, and feelings of hopelessness. The document recommends strategies like ACT (Acknowledge, Care, Tell) and QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) to help prevent suicide. Protective factors that help prevent suicidal thinking include social support, psychotherapy, and access to clinical care. The conclusion emphasizes that suicide is preventable when people recognize warning signs and get help.
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This document outlines an agenda for a virtual workshop on poetry and movies for mental health hosted by Natalie Patterson. It includes introductions, polls to get to know participants, plans to watch short films and have a panel discussion on mental health resources. Guidelines are provided for participating safely and finding support. Films shown address topics like social isolation, trauma, and stigma. Breathing and body scan exercises are included, as well as discussions on how media portrays mental illness and how participants support their wellness.
The document discusses various topics in a disjointed manner, moving between discussions of interview questions, music albums, football stadiums, and business realities. It questions whether distraction by trivial matters keeps people from addressing real issues, and criticizes the marketing of mediocrity as greatness and the prioritization of sports over community issues.
This document discusses what makes a good storyteller and how to avoid rejection when submitting stories. It argues that understanding human behavior and emotions is key, as outlined by Aristotle's model of engaging audiences through pity, fear, and catharsis. This structure is still used today in successful blockbuster stories. The document also notes that American movies effectively engage audiences through short scenes and dialogues that show rather than tell the story, and by including sentimental happy endings. To connect with readers and agents, writers should learn what makes audiences laugh, cry, and feel emotions.
This document provides guidance on introducing sources and writers to readers who may be unfamiliar with them. It recommends assuming the reader has not read or heard of the source before and does not want to read the entire article yet. Introductions should be brief, explaining who the writer is and where they are from in a sentence or two at most. Quoting full titles or providing unnecessary details should be avoided. The goal is to set up the source and context in a way that is useful and not overwhelming for the reader.
This document provides guidance on properly introducing sources and writers to readers. It recommends assuming the reader is unfamiliar with the source and writer, and keeping introductions brief. Introductions should provide context about the writer and their credentials, as well as where the source is from. Examples demonstrate concise ways to introduce a source with just the needed information, rather than overwhelming the reader. The document advises against quoting full titles or assuming familiarity without context.
The document discusses trends related to women, boomers, and geezers as new markets. It notes that women control over half of private wealth in the US, make over 80% of consumer purchases, and are underserved by advertisers. Research shows that women communicate differently than men and prioritize relationships over transactions when making purchasing decisions.
This document summarizes an event hosted by CSU Channel Islands called "Dinner & Movies for Mental Health". The event was intended to raise awareness about mental health issues through short films and a panel discussion. It provided information about available local mental health resources and ways to get involved through the nonprofit Art With Impact, such as submitting films to their competition or following them on social media. The panel included students and professionals to share personal experiences and answer questions.
Understanding and Preventing Suicide discusses facts about suicide rates and warning signs. Every 17 minutes someone commits suicide in America. Common warning signs include talking about death, withdrawing from others, and feelings of hopelessness. The document recommends strategies like ACT (Acknowledge, Care, Tell) and QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) to help prevent suicide. Protective factors that help prevent suicidal thinking include social support, psychotherapy, and access to clinical care. The conclusion emphasizes that suicide is preventable when people recognize warning signs and get help.
Santa barbara city college m4 mh online - 3.11.21 - presentation (2)Alex Reynolds
This document outlines an agenda for a virtual workshop on poetry and movies for mental health hosted by Natalie Patterson. It includes introductions, polls to get to know participants, plans to watch short films and have a panel discussion on mental health resources. Guidelines are provided for participating safely and finding support. Films shown address topics like social isolation, trauma, and stigma. Breathing and body scan exercises are included, as well as discussions on how media portrays mental illness and how participants support their wellness.
The document discusses various topics in a disjointed manner, moving between discussions of interview questions, music albums, football stadiums, and business realities. It questions whether distraction by trivial matters keeps people from addressing real issues, and criticizes the marketing of mediocrity as greatness and the prioritization of sports over community issues.
This document discusses what makes a good storyteller and how to avoid rejection when submitting stories. It argues that understanding human behavior and emotions is key, as outlined by Aristotle's model of engaging audiences through pity, fear, and catharsis. This structure is still used today in successful blockbuster stories. The document also notes that American movies effectively engage audiences through short scenes and dialogues that show rather than tell the story, and by including sentimental happy endings. To connect with readers and agents, writers should learn what makes audiences laugh, cry, and feel emotions.
This document discusses critical approaches to the film Fight Club including:
1. The film raised many political and social messages around contemporary issues and identity. It questioned concepts of ownership and what it means to lose everything.
2. The film was highly controversial and debated when it was released in 1999. It touched on issues that resonated widely but was also criticized as irresponsible.
3. Marketing the film presented difficulties given its unconventional themes. Different strategies were tested including marketing it as an art film or tying it to WWE broadcasts to target certain audiences.
This document summarizes a presentation about the challenges of storytelling and how to focus on the audience. It discusses that storytellers should primarily focus on the audience rather than the characters. It also highlights that storytelling elicits physical reactions from audiences like clapping, smiling and laughing. The document emphasizes that a good story should have accessible characters that engage the audience and communicate to different audience types. It compares American and European movies in terms of audience reaction and concludes that all aspects of storytelling should be audience-centric.
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Storytelling has become a bit of a buzzword in the charity world and has come to mean many things. But there is great strength in stories - how they are created, how they compel, and how they get shared - that can help organizations in their marketing and fundraising. This session will look at some of the underlying science behind story and how they can best be used to drive membership, engagement, and donations.
1) Magnet Arts Night DVDs are available for pickup during 5th and 6th lunch in room 100 for $10. You can also order one online.
2) An informational meeting about traveling to Eastern Europe in the summer of 2012 will be held on March 17th and 18th during 5th period or at 3:00 in room 218. Early enrollment before the end of the month saves $100.
3) The annual SGA blood drive will be held on March 24th. Sign up in the SGA office between 5th and 6th lunch.
This document summarizes an event at Ohio State University at Mansfield called "Movies for Mental Health" that used short films and discussions to address issues of mental health and stigma. The event began with introductions and ground rules. Attendees then watched and discussed several short films depicting experiences of mental illness and stigma. They considered how characters with mental illness are portrayed, how stigma feels, and barriers to seeking help. A panel discussion afterwards featured student experiences as well as professionals from counseling, advocacy, and mental health organizations. The goal was to promote awareness, understanding, and support around issues of mental health through film and open dialogue.
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This document is a university essay that analyzes the presentation of gender in the film Fight Club. It examines the characters of Jack, Tyler Durden, and Marla Singer and how they represent different aspects of masculinity and femininity. The essay argues that gender is presented in the film as a social construct shaped by consumerist culture and the decline of patriarchy. It explores how Jack represents the alienated man under capitalism and how Tyler and the fight club symbolize an assault on capitalist economies to regain masculinity. The essay analyzes themes of commodity culture, homosocial desire between men, and how the characters subvert traditional gender norms.
This document provides information about a "Movies for Mental Health" event at Glendale Community College on October 17, 2019. It introduces the facilitator and describes the event schedule which includes watching short films about mental health topics and discussions in small groups. The event aims to help reduce stigma around mental health issues and spark conversations by using film. Sample short films are shown that address themes of depression and domestic violence. Participants discuss their reactions and how filmmaking techniques helped convey the stories. Reasons why people may not seek help for mental health issues are debated. The document promotes staying connected to similar future events and resources.
This document outlines an event called "Movies for Mental Health" that was held at CSU San Marcos to promote discussion about mental health issues through short films. The event included an introduction, screening short films about mental health and leading a discussion, and a panel discussion on topics like stigma, mental illness vs mental health, and what participants learned. The goal was to create an open dialogue and greater understanding of mental health challenges.
The document discusses the rise and fall of individuals and organizations. It notes that many who claim to be reliable are actually failing or living behind their former reputation. It also references how people think the grass is greener elsewhere but often find the same problems. The document suggests that those at the top will turn on each other to stay there and play others like instruments for their own benefit. It warns against being a victim of such behavior and keeping one's mind sharp against manipulative tactics.
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The document provides instructions for requesting writing assistance from HelpWriting.net, including creating an account, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, reviewing writer bids and qualifications then placing a deposit, reviewing and authorizing payment for the completed paper, and having the option to request revisions until satisfied. The process aims to match requests with qualified writers using a bidding system and guarantees original, high-quality content or a full refund.
The document mocks several generational stereotypes and makes random claims and observations with no clear point or theme. It references politicians not looking young despite smiling, correlates random stock prices and purchases to conspiracy theories, and suggests vodka and pepper as an alternative to seeing a doctor. It briefly mentions abstract art and populist leanings but provides no additional context.
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Psoriasis is associated with various comorbidities at a higher rate than expected by chance, indicating it is more than just a skin and joint disease. Recent evidence suggests psoriasis is linked to multiple systemic conditions affecting different organ systems. The term comorbidity refers to the occurrence of two distinct diseases in the same individual at a higher frequency than one would expect to see by chance alone.
1) The document discusses how to achieve anything you want in life by focusing on your unique talents and abilities rather than limitations. It provides examples of people like John Goddard and Jim Newman who achieved ambitious goals and overcame challenges through dedication and an optimistic mindset.
2) Success comes from having the right attitude - winners focus on goals and solutions while losers make excuses. Achievers measure their progress against goals, not others, and maintain a can-do spirit despite difficulties. With determination and by paying the price through hard work, dreams can become reality.
3) Ultimately, you are in charge of your own life and destiny. Past circumstances no longer determine your future if you choose to respond proactively
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This document tells the story of Mason Henderson, who was dissatisfied with his job and wanted to become a full-time writer. He went on a spiritual journey to the Amazon jungle in Peru where he participated in an ayahuasca ceremony. During the ceremony, he had profound visions that changed his perspective on life. When he returned, he was determined to manifest his dreams into reality. He began researching stories of people who manifested wealth and success, such as lottery winners, celebrities, and athletes, hoping to learn how to do the same.
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I want to tell you the story of one, seemingly
ordinary woman named Cynthia Stafford, who
used the power of manifestation, to win $112
MILLION dollars in a state lottery.
Now, to put that into perspective, the odds of
winning that lottery are 1 in 302 MILLION.
The document discusses finding fulfillment and success through discovering one's talents and pursuing a career that aligns with those talents. It argues that modern society discourages personal growth and changing one's situation. However, it asserts that everyone has talents they can use to create value and earn income. The key is to acknowledge problems, understand their origins, see potential solutions, gain skills, and reinvent habits to pursue a career focused on one's passions, talents, skills, and sense of purpose.
This document discusses various topics including greed, America's past prosperity, consumption, marketing, and trust. It provides advice to follow your heart, be accountable, and live your dreams. It also contrasts different perspectives between generations and discusses balancing making money with relationships.
The document discusses strategies for preventing bed sores, including engaging patients in exercises to reduce weight and increase mobility, using pressure redistribution equipment like foam mattresses to distribute weight, and repositioning patients every 4 hours to prevent excessive pressure on body parts. It notes that overweight and inactive patients are at higher risk and these interventions aim to reduce pressure and promote blood flow and healing.
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Womxn have finally decided, they’ve had enough.
They have started to realize that they can’t reach the impossible ideals that mainstream media has set forth in so many expertly photoshopped images.
Womxn are embracing their age.
Womxn are embracing their skin color.
Women are embracing their bodies.
Women are embracing their weight.
Womxn are embracing the physical traits that come with their ethnicities.
Women are embracing beauty in ways that fit their spiritual beliefs.
And the end of the day, womxn are say F*CK Deprivation. F*CK Feeling Less Than. F*CK Feeling Unworthy.
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This document discusses critical approaches to the film Fight Club including:
1. The film raised many political and social messages around contemporary issues and identity. It questioned concepts of ownership and what it means to lose everything.
2. The film was highly controversial and debated when it was released in 1999. It touched on issues that resonated widely but was also criticized as irresponsible.
3. Marketing the film presented difficulties given its unconventional themes. Different strategies were tested including marketing it as an art film or tying it to WWE broadcasts to target certain audiences.
This document summarizes a presentation about the challenges of storytelling and how to focus on the audience. It discusses that storytellers should primarily focus on the audience rather than the characters. It also highlights that storytelling elicits physical reactions from audiences like clapping, smiling and laughing. The document emphasizes that a good story should have accessible characters that engage the audience and communicate to different audience types. It compares American and European movies in terms of audience reaction and concludes that all aspects of storytelling should be audience-centric.
Storytelling: Science and Strategy - Nonprofit Supply Co. Webinar - Feb 23, 2017Brady Josephson
Storytelling has become a bit of a buzzword in the charity world and has come to mean many things. But there is great strength in stories - how they are created, how they compel, and how they get shared - that can help organizations in their marketing and fundraising. This session will look at some of the underlying science behind story and how they can best be used to drive membership, engagement, and donations.
1) Magnet Arts Night DVDs are available for pickup during 5th and 6th lunch in room 100 for $10. You can also order one online.
2) An informational meeting about traveling to Eastern Europe in the summer of 2012 will be held on March 17th and 18th during 5th period or at 3:00 in room 218. Early enrollment before the end of the month saves $100.
3) The annual SGA blood drive will be held on March 24th. Sign up in the SGA office between 5th and 6th lunch.
This document summarizes an event at Ohio State University at Mansfield called "Movies for Mental Health" that used short films and discussions to address issues of mental health and stigma. The event began with introductions and ground rules. Attendees then watched and discussed several short films depicting experiences of mental illness and stigma. They considered how characters with mental illness are portrayed, how stigma feels, and barriers to seeking help. A panel discussion afterwards featured student experiences as well as professionals from counseling, advocacy, and mental health organizations. The goal was to promote awareness, understanding, and support around issues of mental health through film and open dialogue.
Presentation of Gender in Fight Club Final (2)Sahil Lulla
This document is a university essay that analyzes the presentation of gender in the film Fight Club. It examines the characters of Jack, Tyler Durden, and Marla Singer and how they represent different aspects of masculinity and femininity. The essay argues that gender is presented in the film as a social construct shaped by consumerist culture and the decline of patriarchy. It explores how Jack represents the alienated man under capitalism and how Tyler and the fight club symbolize an assault on capitalist economies to regain masculinity. The essay analyzes themes of commodity culture, homosocial desire between men, and how the characters subvert traditional gender norms.
This document provides information about a "Movies for Mental Health" event at Glendale Community College on October 17, 2019. It introduces the facilitator and describes the event schedule which includes watching short films about mental health topics and discussions in small groups. The event aims to help reduce stigma around mental health issues and spark conversations by using film. Sample short films are shown that address themes of depression and domestic violence. Participants discuss their reactions and how filmmaking techniques helped convey the stories. Reasons why people may not seek help for mental health issues are debated. The document promotes staying connected to similar future events and resources.
This document outlines an event called "Movies for Mental Health" that was held at CSU San Marcos to promote discussion about mental health issues through short films. The event included an introduction, screening short films about mental health and leading a discussion, and a panel discussion on topics like stigma, mental illness vs mental health, and what participants learned. The goal was to create an open dialogue and greater understanding of mental health challenges.
The document discusses the rise and fall of individuals and organizations. It notes that many who claim to be reliable are actually failing or living behind their former reputation. It also references how people think the grass is greener elsewhere but often find the same problems. The document suggests that those at the top will turn on each other to stay there and play others like instruments for their own benefit. It warns against being a victim of such behavior and keeping one's mind sharp against manipulative tactics.
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The document provides instructions for requesting writing assistance from HelpWriting.net, including creating an account, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, reviewing writer bids and qualifications then placing a deposit, reviewing and authorizing payment for the completed paper, and having the option to request revisions until satisfied. The process aims to match requests with qualified writers using a bidding system and guarantees original, high-quality content or a full refund.
The document mocks several generational stereotypes and makes random claims and observations with no clear point or theme. It references politicians not looking young despite smiling, correlates random stock prices and purchases to conspiracy theories, and suggests vodka and pepper as an alternative to seeing a doctor. It briefly mentions abstract art and populist leanings but provides no additional context.
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Psoriasis is associated with various comorbidities at a higher rate than expected by chance, indicating it is more than just a skin and joint disease. Recent evidence suggests psoriasis is linked to multiple systemic conditions affecting different organ systems. The term comorbidity refers to the occurrence of two distinct diseases in the same individual at a higher frequency than one would expect to see by chance alone.
1) The document discusses how to achieve anything you want in life by focusing on your unique talents and abilities rather than limitations. It provides examples of people like John Goddard and Jim Newman who achieved ambitious goals and overcame challenges through dedication and an optimistic mindset.
2) Success comes from having the right attitude - winners focus on goals and solutions while losers make excuses. Achievers measure their progress against goals, not others, and maintain a can-do spirit despite difficulties. With determination and by paying the price through hard work, dreams can become reality.
3) Ultimately, you are in charge of your own life and destiny. Past circumstances no longer determine your future if you choose to respond proactively
This document provides instructions for requesting and receiving writing assistance from HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and select one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment or request revisions. 5) Request multiple revisions to ensure satisfaction, with the option of a full refund for plagiarized work.
This document tells the story of Mason Henderson, who was dissatisfied with his job and wanted to become a full-time writer. He went on a spiritual journey to the Amazon jungle in Peru where he participated in an ayahuasca ceremony. During the ceremony, he had profound visions that changed his perspective on life. When he returned, he was determined to manifest his dreams into reality. He began researching stories of people who manifested wealth and success, such as lottery winners, celebrities, and athletes, hoping to learn how to do the same.
A Secret Wealth Manifestation Technique?sandykumar57
I want to tell you the story of one, seemingly
ordinary woman named Cynthia Stafford, who
used the power of manifestation, to win $112
MILLION dollars in a state lottery.
Now, to put that into perspective, the odds of
winning that lottery are 1 in 302 MILLION.
The document discusses finding fulfillment and success through discovering one's talents and pursuing a career that aligns with those talents. It argues that modern society discourages personal growth and changing one's situation. However, it asserts that everyone has talents they can use to create value and earn income. The key is to acknowledge problems, understand their origins, see potential solutions, gain skills, and reinvent habits to pursue a career focused on one's passions, talents, skills, and sense of purpose.
This document discusses various topics including greed, America's past prosperity, consumption, marketing, and trust. It provides advice to follow your heart, be accountable, and live your dreams. It also contrasts different perspectives between generations and discusses balancing making money with relationships.
The document discusses strategies for preventing bed sores, including engaging patients in exercises to reduce weight and increase mobility, using pressure redistribution equipment like foam mattresses to distribute weight, and repositioning patients every 4 hours to prevent excessive pressure on body parts. It notes that overweight and inactive patients are at higher risk and these interventions aim to reduce pressure and promote blood flow and healing.
It’s Time To Ditch The Idea That ALL Women Want To Be Rich, Young, Skinny, and White
young, skinny, and pretty” start to be dismantled.
Womxn have finally decided, they’ve had enough.
They have started to realize that they can’t reach the impossible ideals that mainstream media has set forth in so many expertly photoshopped images.
Womxn are embracing their age.
Womxn are embracing their skin color.
Women are embracing their bodies.
Women are embracing their weight.
Womxn are embracing the physical traits that come with their ethnicities.
Women are embracing beauty in ways that fit their spiritual beliefs.
And the end of the day, womxn are say F*CK Deprivation. F*CK Feeling Less Than. F*CK Feeling Unworthy.
They are embracing #BodyPositivity #GoingGray #FashionOver40 #MidsizeFashion #AntiDietCulture #PlusSizeFashion and so much more.
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The article compares Toronto in the 1860s to Belfast, describing Toronto as the "Belfast of Canada" due to social and political tensions between Irish Protestant and Catholic populations at the time. There was strong support from the British government for Irish Protestants in Toronto to counter the rise of Irish Catholicism. While the comparison highlights hostility between the groups, violence was on a much smaller scale than in Belfast. Most Irish immigrants to Canada in the 1850s, both Protestant and Catholic, experienced poverty after arriving. This suggests Toronto was not as deeply divided as Belfast due to shared economic hardships among Irish populations.
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11. Can’t say a damn thing today –
People get so sensitive
The
Master-
mind
The
Delicate
Genius
The
Change
Agent
The Supreme
1984 Rainmaker
Fauxboy 1 Fauxboy 2
Assistant
Fauxboy
FYI this only refers to the companies that do not believe their
employees’ main motivation for coming to work is to make money
12. 62%
63%
64%
65%
66%
Monthly (From April 2010 To May 2016)
305,000,000
310,000,000
315,000,000
320,000,000
325,000,000
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The game is
gritty, but the
girl is pretty
13. Every time someone calls me an
asshole, it reminds me I’m free
How many employees do
you know personally who
have no clue what is an:
Investor Presentation,
Price–Earnings Ratio, or
Earnings Per Share?
16. 323,148,587There’s around this many people in the U.S.
and between 32-63 million are convinced
they are the Center Of The Universe
17. “Yes, we are better than you” –
The CENTER of Center Of The Universes
U.S. Population
323,148,587
Traverse City
Population
14,572
Remainder
323,134,015
18. SHE CAME
TO CHICAGO
FOR A REASON
She Knows That Voting With Her
Feet Is More Powerful Than
Voting With Her Mouth
19. Nonetheless…
convincing these aristocrats that
immigrants did not come to the U.S.
to forever be a permanent underclass
is similar to reasoning with a brick wall
1) “Thanks For The Help!” 2) “But You’re Just The Help…”
24. INSTEAD OF BEING
TRAPPED ON THE BLOCK…
Construction Consulting
The Good Part
Leaving work
at 3 PM
Turning trife life
to lavish
The Bad Part
My health gets
f’d up
All the pressure
Is It Worth It? Not for me Hell yeah!
31. Many Faces Of The United States –
Just My Interpretation Of The Situation
Colonial Era
Expansion Era
Progressive Era
Welfare Era
32. I’ve Been Rich, I’ve Been Poor –
I’ve Saved And Blown Bread
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
Polish Golden Age Polish Not-So-
Golden Age
American Immortal
Age
Tomorrow
Standard Of Living Culture Assets
?
33. Those Who Call Me Abnormal Have Been People
Who Fall Into One Of These Categories
• Jackboys
• Fauxboys
• Tools
• Clowns
• Bums
• Banana Republicans
34. How Sane Is Normal Really?
Go On & Marinate On That For A Minute
37. “
Dreaming is cool –
Eventually you have to wake
up from a dream and go get it
38. All My Homies Only
Satisfied With 1st Place
…That Part
39. I’m Focused
Still I see chickenhead investors having
sociopathic illusions, as they stumble over
played out ‘free market’ clichés and call it
‘independent investment analysis’
On Space
40. Chickenhead Investors
They have strong investment
views, views taken directly from
the latest investing book –
Unscrupulous lawyers and
brokers love these dudes
because they’re making a
fortune off them
Let me break it down for you
Sociopathic Illusions
The crazy mess brewing in the
heads of self righteous zealots
so blinded by greed that they are
convinced of their own
‘righteousness’ and it’s clearly
the rest of the world that is evil –
The prototypical racist mentality
41. I was a child left behind,
now the fauxboys are so
far behind me that I can’t
even see them – Tell ‘em
they can crunch all the
numbers they want
44. Rumors started to
circulate about how
the workers were
getting lazy…
…So someone
created a research
report telling people
“Hold On! Being
Lazy Might Actually
Have Benefits!
45. It was probably
the guy who
loves to criticize
the people he
believes are
dependent upon
the welfare state
Even though he fails
to see how he is
dependent upon his
employer’s paycheck
and dependent upon
the porno coming out
of Southern California
46. I know you think you’re the coolest person in the world Mr. Obnoxious Fauxboy…
But why is your girlfriend at the bar with the dude who writes your check?
47. Sometimes you gotta
know when to say:
And sometimes you
gotta know when to say:
“F**k This Employee S**t”
“Yes, Boss”
49. Nah, bro
You thought you
were the only one?!
Don’t worry, I’m used to people talking bullsh*t
because they are bored with their life and
they feel hopeless since they lack direction
50. DON’T BE THAT GUY
Who Is Against Globalization But Drives A Mercedes
😭
51.
52. A Grave New World
Where the self-proclaimed, educated elites
know how to pump you full of designer pills
yet their kids don’t even know how to pump gas
999,998,889
Institutionalized Individual #999,998,889
53.
54. BE CAREFUL
Dating The Daughter
Of A Rich Oilman Is
Like Walking On
Eggshells…With
Hungry Lions Watching
55. SOMETIMES YOU
JUST HAVE TO BE LIKE
“CUT THAT NONSENSE”
Know A Girl Who Has Dreams Of Making It Herself,
But Her Family Only Believes In
“Marrying A Rich Man”
56. “Only” 10% of Americans
remain uninsured
What’s the point of having health insurance if you
don’t have health in the first place?
58. Hello!
Tired of the
“Greatest Generation”
kissing it’s own ass?
No, You’re Not?
That’s because so many
millennial fauxboys are too busy
being emo to see the bigger picture
59. Apparently every
smile makes you
a day younger…
Then how come these
pasty politicians don’t
look a day under 69
60. For My Next Magic Trick, I Will Demonstrate
How The More Random Bulls**t Things I Say,
The Stronger Of A Dumb Ass Conspiracy Link
The Punk Ass Conspiracy Theorists Will Find
◍ Vertex Pharmaceuticals stock is about $72
◍ McDonald’s stock is more than $120
◍ I once spent $86.74 at Best Buy for no
reason because the lady there was really hot
Your audience will probably
not listen to you or
might ignore the content,
but likely will do both.
76. When you are riding with your
domestic partner, you put on some
urban beats, and she tries to be
nice by saying “It’s catchy”…
…Then she puts on some angry betch music
and you’re like “Haha okay, that’s not bad”