I LIKE BOLOGNA. Those silly researchers will say that processed meat is bad for me. But if it's bad for me, why does it taste good? If it's destructive, why is it commodified? And if it's killing me, why don't I fear it? 

Though one may have a natural LIKE toward harmful things, one must temper one's LIKES with one's LOVES. Are you willing to give up harmful LIKES for the people you LOVE?

I Like

It's Gonna Be

everyone has their opinions, it's just that my opinions are superior to yours. i am cereal

Real Real

Food Chainz

In our heated political climate, "Spider in the Hallway" offers a poignant commentary on our horrible human tendency to stereotype and discriminate based on appearance. 

We fear most that which is different from us. We fear most that which we do not understand. And ultimately, we fear spiders. 

We must realize that these fears are greatly unfounded, irrationally rooted deep down. Let us learn to love our spider brethren. Let us learn to share our home.

Spider In The Hallway

We of the modern society, aka the "new age," like to tether much of our happiness and identity to our material wealth. "How much money do I make?" "How much money CAN I make?" "What can I do to make more?" "How much money do THEY make?" "Do I make more than them?"

These are the questions we like to ask, seeking happiness in financial security and purchasing power. The downside to wealth is that the happiness it provides comes and goes, just as it does. We need a hope and value that is deeper, beyond the superficiality of material possessions.

Nathaniel Ng