Emerson40
An evening spent dancing
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Once more, there is a trend of Lit’s bullshitting, arthritic misogynist popping up in relationship themed threads. Prolly feeling the sharp sting of loneliness around the holidays.
In the spirit of Christmas and this season of giving, I encourage the Lit populace to perhaps help our despondent curmudgeon cope with his obvious struggles with loneliness, bitter depression, and his hostile attitudes towards women.
This holiday season, find it in yourselves to give - a little patience, encouragement, maybe a kind word or two. Think about ol’ Jimmy, sat at his wee table-for-one, with his cup of pine-cone moonshine, and serving of cold numbles before him, served up in a cracked, thrift-store ashtray.
Remember, it prolly isn’t easy for the ol’ codger, especially with the wheels and cogs of his swollen hand and finger joints all seized and busticated, beyond the reaches of the most potent rubefacients, robbing him of the meager, onanistic pleasure he usta afford himself.
Poor, poor, sad Jimmy.
But perhaps we can make a difference during this season of giving, a difference in this pathetic man’s miserable life that may calm the misogynistic hurricane raging in his addled brain. Help him forget briefly - until the Alzheimer’s disease fully takes hold - the unresolved abandonment and neglect issues he struggles with daily, about his mother.
I thought perhaps he could be included in some sort of Secret Santa, expose him to the warmth of inclusion and camaraderie, and the spirit of giving. But then I remembered that all he’s really capable of giving is regurgitated, nonsense anecdotes, or pictures of tomatoes.
Then I thought perhaps we could pass the jar around, everyone throw in whatever pocket change you could spare.
With a one time donation, equal to the cost of four squares of toilet paper, you could help us send ol’ Jimmie a trailer park holiday meal.
For the price of package mock chicken loaf, we could provide him some notebooks, where he could journal, organize his lies and bullshit stories, and help him remember if he is happily married, or banging a stable of dampy-panty bitches, lured by a steak dinner, his proclivity for dropping the N-Word, and the promise of a mustache ride in the single-wide.
Any other suggestions are welcomed. Surely there is some small gesture we could do to help make this Christmas, likely the last this curmudgeonly Floridian will see, a special one.
Let’s pull off a Christmas miracle and put a sparkle back in ol’ Jimmy’s mustache.
In the spirit of Christmas and this season of giving, I encourage the Lit populace to perhaps help our despondent curmudgeon cope with his obvious struggles with loneliness, bitter depression, and his hostile attitudes towards women.
This holiday season, find it in yourselves to give - a little patience, encouragement, maybe a kind word or two. Think about ol’ Jimmy, sat at his wee table-for-one, with his cup of pine-cone moonshine, and serving of cold numbles before him, served up in a cracked, thrift-store ashtray.
Remember, it prolly isn’t easy for the ol’ codger, especially with the wheels and cogs of his swollen hand and finger joints all seized and busticated, beyond the reaches of the most potent rubefacients, robbing him of the meager, onanistic pleasure he usta afford himself.
Poor, poor, sad Jimmy.
But perhaps we can make a difference during this season of giving, a difference in this pathetic man’s miserable life that may calm the misogynistic hurricane raging in his addled brain. Help him forget briefly - until the Alzheimer’s disease fully takes hold - the unresolved abandonment and neglect issues he struggles with daily, about his mother.
I thought perhaps he could be included in some sort of Secret Santa, expose him to the warmth of inclusion and camaraderie, and the spirit of giving. But then I remembered that all he’s really capable of giving is regurgitated, nonsense anecdotes, or pictures of tomatoes.
Then I thought perhaps we could pass the jar around, everyone throw in whatever pocket change you could spare.
With a one time donation, equal to the cost of four squares of toilet paper, you could help us send ol’ Jimmie a trailer park holiday meal.
For the price of package mock chicken loaf, we could provide him some notebooks, where he could journal, organize his lies and bullshit stories, and help him remember if he is happily married, or banging a stable of dampy-panty bitches, lured by a steak dinner, his proclivity for dropping the N-Word, and the promise of a mustache ride in the single-wide.
Any other suggestions are welcomed. Surely there is some small gesture we could do to help make this Christmas, likely the last this curmudgeonly Floridian will see, a special one.
Let’s pull off a Christmas miracle and put a sparkle back in ol’ Jimmy’s mustache.