Eatting Your Brain

Now, there are people who say North Dakota doesn't exist. ( No, really. ) Which is too bad, because North Dakota is the real location of Area 51, and also where the centaurs retired to, after Heracles and Genghis chased them out if Greece, so many centuries ago. And even more too bad, is that the centaurs are oracles and fitness nuts. They wouldn't comfort like Yoga Pants slip by. You just know she's going to be in trouble for blowing their cover, hiding there in North Dakota. Everbidy just gotta selfie...

In his movie, I Am , Tom Shadyac calls out unbridled greed as a genuine mental illness, and takes us all to task for tolerating letting the mentally ill run and control the nation, and world. Director Tom Shadyac speaks with intellectual and spiritual leaders about what's wrong with our world and how we can improve both it and the way we live in it. It's a damn good movie.

People make all kinds of weird choices of things to do with their bodies, I get that. Some of them I think are strange, and some of them I consider to be mental disorders. The Aberrant  RPG has a corruption called something like "hyper musculature," and the character looks like a freak. I mean, the game mechanic says your character has traded power for normalcy.  It's totally part of the World of Darkness shtick where your character is going to become a warped monster eventually, go have fun. Anyway, that's what came to my head when I saw this image, while looking for something else. (Models unknown) (Just an image I found on the web) Like I said, I get that people like to sculpt and modify their bodies for self-expression and because it makes them feel good. Sometimes, though, I really think people need to talk to a therapist, instead.