Some tee vee writin' limousine liberal hack reads the same shite we do. Of course, because he's a fucking tool of the consent-manufacturing industry, he thinks it's ha-ha funny.
of course rich people love theme parks; they are fantasy versions of a gated community, where every though, image, product, and consumable is thoroughly commoditized and programmed for maximum consumerism. It's a billion-dollar effort to ignore reality, not to mention other people, especially poor ones.
Any messiness that appears close to real life is purely by accident.
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of course rich people love theme parks; they are fantasy versions of a gated community, where every though, image, product, and consumable is thoroughly commoditized and programmed for maximum consumerism. It's a billion-dollar effort to ignore reality, not to mention other people, especially poor ones.
Any messiness that appears close to real life is purely by accident.
I prefer visitng places such as TUSTOSAN, myself.
Don't Make Us Google! Editor Types:
Look, you can just type "The Tenderloin." We're a Frisco native, have been there, & lived to tell the tale.
You do seem to have an insight into these parasites.
I learned TUSTOSAN from Pinko Punko, and on location.
Although it may have been the Thai food, wine, fresh donuts, or chocolate Skittles talking.
From The California Desk Editor:
Hah! Poseur! No Thai food in our days in The City. Don't remember fresh dough-nuts, either.
Being nice, will not mock wine drinking.
I've only heard about TUSTOSAN.
I believe I was there back in the 80s on bizness (Kidder, Peabody, trilithons, and such as).
But nobody told me that was what it was.
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Soft White Underbelly Ed. Remembers:
The Tenderloin is sort of southeast of the Kidder Peabody zone, eerk. Doubt if they'd have taken you out boozing there.
Not to be confused. Much.
I went on me own, M.B.
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Getting Tired Of Being "Clever" Editor Edits:
The man can't keep The Thunder down! Or out of the Thunderloin.
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