> altho alfred hitchcock, who appears in a store as i vaguely recall in
> his "the birds,"
> doesn't say, "crape happens"
>
> karma is revenge for empty feeders and killer kitties
>
> and it's puishment by the gods for decadent, die-licious fried chicken
>
> and for duck-murder with fake quack-quacks and blinds
>
> and for t-day, for sacrificing in celebrating turkey-day
>
> and..maybe for some pigeons strangling on plastic debris
>
> and of course for zillions of chickens cruelly killed and running
> around w/o their heads
>
> hey, i don't think it's funny either, but couldn't think of another
> way to make this potential catastrophism about philosophy ...

> altho alfred hitchcock, who appears in a store as i vaguely recall in
> his "thebirds,"
> doesn't say, "crape happens"
>
> karma is revenge for empty feeders and killer kitties
>
> and it's puishment by the gods for decadent, die-licious fried chicken
>
> and for duck-murder with fake quack-quacks and blinds
>
> and for t-day, for sacrificing in celebrating turkey-day
>
> and..maybe for some pigeons strangling on plastic debris
>
> and of course for zillions of chickens cruelly killed and running
> around w/o their heads
>
> hey, i don't think it's funny either, but couldn't think of another
> way to make this potential catastrophism about philosophy ...