It's Worse Than You Think...

Just check out one day on  www.whatreallyhappened.com
Like this one:Revelations.

Despite the title, this is not religious. It is a micro-documentary about
the Gulf Oil Disaster and how it will affect the United States and the
planet.
http://www.picassodreams.com/picasso_dreams/2010/07/revelations.html

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So as it all seems hopeless, Sabine and I decided to write some spoofs.
The first one is: "The Rebellion of the Little Old Ladies."

Here in Australia Woolworths and Coles have an almost monopoly on
supermarkets. In addition to their city stores they open new new stores on
the outskirts of small towns, and they sell everything. Not only food, but
almost everything else you can think of. So all the privately owned stores
close up and go out of business.

In all these small towns there are charity shops, and most of them sell jams
and pickles made by 'little old ladies' and the proceeds donated to the
charity.

The jams are just fruit and sugar - nothing else added, and they are in
recycled jars. These goodies are usually sold out the same day as they are
brought in.

We were imagining Woolworths and Coles feeling threatened and attempting to
take over the little old ladies business - and TLOL fighting them off with
broomsticks and mops.

The other scenario was "How To Avoid Being In The Moment."

We are suggesting that being in the moment is just an escape from being in
the past and the future.
Even if we do not remember the details accurately, we know the past has
happened. It is a fact.
And the future is always going to happen -
so why try to avoid it by being in the present?

Plus, the present is very inconvenient, unreliable, and hard to define.
So why bother.

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Definitely not to be taken seriously - unless you want to...

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