There are worse things in life
Than Facebook in the morning
There is always real life
Outside the door, moaning
Avoid it all costs
For it will devour your soul
Unless Facebook gets it first
Since you serve it up in a bowl
Feeding the beast
On a regular basis
Yet complaining about it
Enters you into a form of stasis.
I’ve watched
Day after day
As people go on
Facebook and say:
“Facebook sucks
Facebook is bad
I give my life to Facebook
Because the owner is a cad”
If you don’t like something
Then walk away
One of the best protests of all
Is letting silence rule the day
Yet alas
The ignorance persists
They go online and tell all about
There mate’s infidelic twists
Can you do me two favors though
While you are there
Shut the f- up
About the appointment for your hair
And swing on by the blog’s Page
And give it a quick Like
So you can follow all the rantings
That you know you like.
--Dan
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A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Friday, October 11, 2013
(poem) - Facebook's Evils
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Comic Books on the Big Screen
Comic book movies have been hit or miss for some time now. The better of the bunch always seem to get the characters right, and have such fun action that you can overlook the minor flaws. The best of the bunch reminds you of what you used to read in the comics, and teleports you back to a time when the stories were so rich and detailed....
There have been many, many problems with comic book adaptations for years. The biggest issue has always been the sequels. There is some weird thing in Hollywood where they think it ALWAYS has to be bigger and better than last time. More bad guys, more action.... Its something that needs to stop.
There have been many, many problems with comic book adaptations for years. The biggest issue has always been the sequels. There is some weird thing in Hollywood where they think it ALWAYS has to be bigger and better than last time. More bad guys, more action.... Its something that needs to stop.
Monday, October 7, 2013
The End to Comics
Once upon a time, I fell in love with comic books. Sometimes it seems like so very long ago, but I still remember those days quite fondly. There are many pros and cons with comics these days, and I’m so very happy to see them getting big screen recognition, along with the great video games. But in all honesty, I’m glad I no longer read them.
First off, there’s something to be said about an ending. I know I’m one to talk, since the Emerald Bard series seems like it can go on forever, but someday her story will end. Whether nor not its passed on, or what, I don’t know, but an ending is inevitable.
First off, there’s something to be said about an ending. I know I’m one to talk, since the Emerald Bard series seems like it can go on forever, but someday her story will end. Whether nor not its passed on, or what, I don’t know, but an ending is inevitable.
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