Category Archives: Just Talk
Mensa Rejects
In order to qualify for Mensa, dubbed the high IQ society, you must be in the special 2%, which means, you score above 150, and yet, how are we to compare the pursuit or beauty with the pursuit of intelligence? … Continue reading
Elective Affinities
In this 1809 text, our lead questions his own commitments; whether he should be committed to a stable marriage, rather than going out and being enriched by “spontaneous passion”. In our modern time, there are those that would refer to … Continue reading
The World Has Changed
Yes indeed Here’s a quote from University of Tennessee law professor emeritus Frances Lee Ansley: ‘By “white supremacy” I do not mean to allude to the self-conscious racism of white supremacist hate groups. I refer instead to a political, economic … Continue reading
Getting Started In Life
“…that any wage I asked of life, life would have willingly paid” John Lennon has been attributed with saying that “life is what happens to you whilst you busy making plans” and for most of us, we might just agree. … Continue reading
George Simmel/Chasing Clothing
In her book, “Fetish and the art of the teese”, burlesque dancer/performer, Dita von Teese advances that clothing is the way through which we convey messages and ask questions, if not only provoking thought. In our “modern” era, however, the … Continue reading
Dark Matter
okay…having engaged in that diabolical debacle, desperately demanding more people view this site, it’s about time we returned to taking care of our current affairs, for the same question remains as, “why supremacy?” In our opinion, there are only two … Continue reading
Get The “F” Out
Having explored and discussed music, football, gaming and experience, we want to wrap up this mini series, and other similar posts, by discussing ” domingo.com/willisdomingo/willis_domingo.htm”>Professional Wrestling“; the “sports entertainment” that gripped us for many years, until our eventual transition to … Continue reading
Games Master
In my younger days, our parents imposed strict rules; we had to ask permission to leave the house and even then, we had to be back by a certain time, or else we might be ground, or similarly disciplined. Homework … Continue reading
Naming Places
“Much Ado About A Name” wrote Carter Godwin, as far back as 1933, and yet, this issue he interpreted as being marginal, still continues to be of major concern for many people today. Professional liars, also known as actors, weave … Continue reading
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