Am blog, Shoes si Barba de Artist, caut Prieteni Cat Mai Curand!!!

Blogging-ul e o arta in ultimul timp, cauti sa scrii pe blog fara niciun scop, oricum nimeni nu citeste (zici tu, bloggerul), dar oamenii mereu se gasesc sa citeasca si sa gaseasca un artist ascuns in tine, si cand te intreaba cum de scrii ce scrii raspunzi foarte artistic : Eu Doar Scriu Ceea Ce Am Pe Inima Sau In Minte. Uau, Uau!!! replica secolului = noi prieteni = noi persoane interesate de tine (care sunt, bineinteles, numite FuckBuddies intr-un mod mai cinic, iar "cei ce ma inteleg si ocazional, pe ascuns, mai au niste ganduri neortodoxe in privinta mea) *A se mentiona ca nu se face referire la autorul acestui post(1); *A se citi ca un studiu critic asupra "bloggerimii"(2).Bun, deci toti cei care au blog sigur sunt artisti, asta e sigur.Intrebarea care ne lasa nedumeriti este : " Oare ce tzoale poarta ?(Daca se`mbraca COOL sigur e ARTIST)". Una din cele mai josnice forme de socializare ale secolului 21. Ma intreb daca in viitor vor exista casnicii bazate pe un POST COOL. Ramane de vazut la ce grad vor ajunge perversiunile acestor timpuri care poarta numele foarte frumos de "revolutia mileniului"(deci nu se prinde nimeni, ca suna COOL!) - care e, de fapt, un proces trist si tinzator spre regres.
Ca o concluzie : ai blog = nu poti sa nu fii macar cool, daca nu Ultra/Giga/Mega/Kilo/Terra etc.

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Educatie ! (2) - Realitati istorice

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Rasism ... ?

A former student claims in a lawsuit that the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey discriminated against him for the way he described his background in classroom discussions on cultural diversity.

Paulo Serodio said that in 2006, he told a professor and classmates that he was ``white, African, American,'' which he says accurately reflects the fact that he was born in Mozambique but later became a U.S. citizen.

He said some classmates and staff members at New Jersey Medical School found it offensive that a Caucasian man would call himself ``African-American'' and that the fallout led to harassment and eventually his suspension from the school.

Serodio, who lives in Newark, said some school employees and students told him not to describe himself as ``African-American.'' In the aftermath of his comments, Serodio said, flyers were hung around the school mocking him, he was assaulted and his car was vandalized.

E chiar Tom Waits.