Weirdness abides.

[madamesilverspurs]

Watching coverage of the mess called Brexit, listening to why or why not, even some expressions of regret and wishing for a do-over . . . and the commercial break goes to an ad with very British voiceover, extolling the wonders of the Jag-you-are, followed by an ad for a laxative . . . then coverage of Trump in Scotland with his Nazi balls and Florida lighthouse . . .

Is the world on drugs?

[ZombieHorde]

1. God is a nihilist.

Anything that doesn't seem like anarchy and chaos is probably an illusion, in my opinion.

[villager]

6. Like the characters in "Big Lebowski," you mean?

[ZombieHorde]

11. They had goals and a plan,

so no.

[villager]

13. You're accusing them of being "achievers," then?

[ZombieHorde]

14. No, I'm just saying I don't think

the universe has any greater purpose or anything like that. The only sense anything has comes from ourselves.

[Gabi Hayes]

10. God is an American

https://vimeo.com/51377976

Donny loves pussy and cars

[ZombieHorde]

12. Good song, in my opinion. :) nt

[flamingdem]

2. They're playing the Jag ad so much

Why? Why now

[shadowmayor]

3. Who knew?

Did anyone think that Nazi balls and Florida lighthouse could be used in the same sentence?

[ReRe]

4. Reality is getting weirder and weirder and weirder.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

5. There's only one thing to say to Nazi balls....

"Auf Wiedersehen".

[Surya Gayatri]

7. Had the same "twilight zone" experience with the Jag ad. Bizarre!

[surrealAmerican]

8. the short answer to your question: Yes.

Advertising and the "content" that exists to deliver it to you might as well be considered a drug. Its effect on your senses is much the same.

[eppur_se_muova]

9. It's the Invisible Hand of the Free Market -- pretty much the same thing.

Almost every aspect of Free Market ideology is based on the absurd premise that participants are perfectly rational actors. Bizarre consequences are pretty much inevitable.