Nothing lasts forever.
This one great fear and one great inevitable weighs heavily on the Risky Fuel household with great frequency.
So much so that Sarah used a recent column over at The Establishment to explain what sort of special angst one feels when the thing they fear the most is the thing that will most certainly happen.
To read about it go here.
Filed under Health, Shameless Promotion
William Shatner
William Shatner, known around the world as Captain Kirk from Star Trek, had a bumpy Autism Awareness Month this past April.
See, actual autistics hate Autism Awareness Month because its main benefactor is wackadoodle eugenics/beleaguered mommy cult, Autism Speaks.
Shatner, a perceived friend to nerds, misfits and outcasts everywhere, aligned himself with that organization. When he did, the actual autistic community gave him a talking to.
He didn’t like that.
Sarah wrote about what went down for The Establishment.
To read it go here.
Filed under Health, Shameless Promotion
Julia, the autistic Muppet
Sesame Street recently introduced a new character — Julia, the autistic Muppet.
Sarah believes this character has the potential to both create a lot of understanding and save a lot of people from a lot of pain.
To read why, head over to The Establishment to read her essay on Julia by clicking here.
Filed under Health, Shameless Promotion, Television
Floyd Mayweather versus Conor McGregor
In what will likely be the most lopsided inter-disciplinary fight since mixed martial artist Randy Couture erased boxer James Toney in an MMA fight in 2010, martial arts loudmouth Conor McGregor is going to take on detestable human/very elite pugilist Floyd Mayweather in a boxing match.
The only good things to come out of this fight are the following:
a) It will help identify which friends of yours are suckers who’d willing pay money to watch this.
b) One of these two — McGregor — is going to get well beaten up.
Sarah wrote about this for Asian World Of Martial Arts.
To read it go here.
Filed under Jock Stuff, Shameless Promotion
Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee is well known as probably the greatest film-based martial artist to ever grace the silver screen.
That said, there’s shockingly little evidence of Lee taking part in real fighting — sparring, combat, that sort of thing.
Some old film of Lee in action recently surfaced and it proved one thing — Lee was indeed legit.
To learn more head over to Asian World Of Martial Arts by going here.
Filed under Films, Jock Stuff, Shameless Promotion
I Overcame My Autism And All I Got Was This Lousy Anxiety Disorder: A Memoir
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