Another day another dollar. After the girlfriend left, I cranked some Lunachicks, a female punk rock band from the 90s that kicks incredible amounts of ass.
I rode to
work, listening to one of the Boyscasts I’d been uploading in my mp3 player,
alongside Jocko Willink podcasts and tons of misanthropic music. Ryan and Dan
were talking about stories from the polyamory subreddit, things like “My wife’s
boyfriend is a Trump supporter, should I talk to her?” All this cuckolding
thing is very strange and hilarious.
I taught my
classes, and I had a break of about an hour to sit in the office and read Clown
World news. A Danish man converted to Islam killed a bunch of people with a bow
and arrow, a British politician got murdered by a Muslim, and all over France
and other European countries, churches are vandalized and desecrated. Nearly all
my encounters with adherants of the so-called Religion of Peace have been positive, and I’ve traveled to many of
their countries, from Indonesia to Qatar, from Western China to Turkey, and
lots of areas where they live in significant numbers. Still, can one look at
the current situation and wonder about the negative effects of mass Muslim
immigration to countries with a culture incompatible to theirs? Half of the USA
was on fire last year after a few African-Americans got killed by policemen,
yet hundreds and hundreds of innocents have died at the hands of militant
religious zealots and people pussyfoot around the issue. Sad. But what do I
know? I’m probably a nazi.
I got home
and ate gumbo and rice. I gave the dog some innards from the chicken, he didn’t
like it, so he peed on the ground and snarled at me. He’s got a lot of attitude
for a 12-pound animal I could crush with one stomp.
Speaking of
attitude... I rode back to school, Catatonic Class was all dead asleep so I
turn the lights on five minutes before class was about to start, and after I
went to get my stuff and walked in, ¾ of them still had their heads on their
desks. I slammed the door as hard as I could, went to get water for my tea
bottle, and walked back in. The message has mostly passed, and the students
were now upright and gathering their books, but one girl still had her head
down. I poked her with my cardboard periodic table and she lashed at me with a “有病呀!”, which translates roughly as “What’s your problem?” so
after class I talked to her in the hallway. She apologized for sleeping, and I
told her that’s not exactly the line she crossed. A Chinese teacher walked by,
I called her.
“How would
you react is a student said 有病呀! at you?”
“Who said
that?!?!?! She did?!?!?!”
The student
sheepishly nodded.
“Are you
stupid? This foreigner understands Chinese!”
Hardly the
point, but she did confirm that it’s very impolite. I gave the student a
300-word essay to write as a punishment, and she was resisting, saying that’s
unreasonable. “Do you want me to change it to 500 words? Or 1000? Or go talk to
the principal?”
I was
bracing myself for having to kick her out of class the next day if she doesn’t
give me her apology essay, but amazingly enough she was done an hour later. The
extracurricular period got canceled because of rain, so she wrote it at that time.
Perfect. I don’t like to stress about all that discipline shit, but I still
have to put my foot down sometimes.
I rode home
in the shitty cold rain, sat around for a bit, then went to the gym. We trained
BJJ for an hour and a half, a good time was had by all. On the way home, there
was a massive traffic jam, due to absolute intellectual manlets driving in a
backed up intersection. When the light turns red, they are still stuck in there,
blocking perpendicular traffic, who start honking and trying to make their way
between the cars. The whole thing was a massive clusterfuck, and I stood at the
corner watching with schadenfreude in my misanthropic heart for a few minutes.
What astonished me if how there was not really an end in sight, you’d imagine
people would just realize it’s a waste of time and energy to try to get in and
would wait for the intersection to clear completely but... no.
I took a
shower, washed my dirty rags and ate a big bowl of rice and gumbo while
watching a Dark Side Of The Ring documentary on Luna Vachon. I went to bed and
was uncomfortably full of gravy, meat and rice.
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