Hello all. I know who are all sweaty with anticipation. As always, I come to you as your friendly neighborhood Holy Man. As I'm sure you know, His Holiness has been kind of out of commission for a while. Postings getting fewer and far between. To be honest I just haven't been feeling that inspired lately. In the beginning, I had loads of things I wanted to get off my chest and share with the world. Or at least the millions who are smart enough to look to this website for guidance and life lessons. But lately, the wisdom just hasn't been flowing.
That is until one particular letter I received pleeding for my return. (If you are reeding this "Bill from NJ", thank you for your support. P.S. The naked photos were a nice sentiment, but completely unneccesary.) He suggested I talk about the weather turning cold or some bullshit like that. Just one problem. All the readers already know that. It would be tired and redundant. I have to be edgy and envelope pushing. I mean what's the point of having such a grand medium for spouting wisdom and life lessons if all I can talk is a bunch of boring stuff people already know about. Sure my take on everyday events like the weather can be a bit skewed. Some may even say comical. Others still may call it revolutionary. While the rest may just find it absurd and suggest that I seek psychiatric evaluation before I become a danger to myself and others. (Thanks for the advice Mom.) And they all may be right to some degree. But the point I am trying to make is that it's not like just anyone can go on the internet and write whatever they want for anyone to look at right? I mean, don't you have to have some special credentials or password or something? *(Editor's Note: I have no idea how the internet works. That's why one of my illegal-alien helpers from Canada posts these things.)
Anyway, there is something that I would like to talk about today. And that something is Christmas shopping. (That's right. I said "Christmas", not "Holiday" for all you heathens out there.) I don't know if any of you have tried going to a mall, Wal Mart, or any such place lately. But it is a fucking disaster. I swear this is why people get so depressed during this time of year. (again, Christmas time) I went to the Galleria the other day and it took a half hour just to park. That was enough to make me want to strangle a box of kittens. But then when I went inside it was like Armageddon. People running around like mad trying to find the last Elmo for their kid because the 52 presents they already have under the tree just aren't enough. *Side Story* - I had a co-worker tell me that their 9 year old came to them last night and wanted them to sign a contract guaranteeing that the child would be getting everything on their Christmas list. ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME!?!?!? Who comes up with that shit? I wish I was making this up, but I'm not that brite. If had been me, I would have smacked that kid in the face and made them sleep outside for being suck an asshole! *End of Side Story* Anyway, these crazies are so damn crazed about finishing their shopping that they're shoving, throwing elbows, hitting each other with purses or strollers or any other object (kid maybe?) they are holding that could be used as a weapon. Sooner or later someone is going to get trampled to death because the last TV in the store is on sale for $5.00 off. That'll teach them not to work on her lower body strength so she can forge ahead with the masses. You would think these jackasses didn't know that Christmas was coming 11 months in advance and coudl have done some of their shopping then. (And I don't mean the day after Thanksgiving. That is the unholy monster to which all other Christmas shopping days sacrifice virgins to.)
The whole thing is just ridiculous. I'm sure this is just how Jesus would want his birthday celebrated. What a fucking tragedy we have become as a nation. Well, I'm going to go drink myself stupid and cry for a little while just because I know that I will realize in the 11th hour that there is someone or something I have forgotten. And I will have to throw on my armor and brave the beast once more. Pray for me, as I will do you the same courtesy. As always, I leave you with these words of wisdom.
The Christmas season has come to mean the period when the public plays Santa Claus to the merchants. ~John Andrew Holmes
Once again, we come to the Holiday Season, a deeply religious time that each of us observes, in his own way, by going to the mall of his choice. ~Author Unknown
His Holiness, Clint Miller