Posts Tagged ‘culture’
Jun 18, 2014
You Son of a Fu Manchu: A Short Story
You Son of a Fu Manchu
By Chongchen Saelee
My name is Jerry Wu. I am 17 years old. My mother is Hilary Johnson Stantham. My father is Thomas Lei Wu, but you probably know him best as Fu Manchu. I am the biracial son of America’s most controversial political power-couple. You see, I will recall for you, the time my mother and father both ran for office, the highest office, the President of the United States. (more…)
Apr 27, 2014
Food Flavors, Textures, Shapes Freudian Substitute For Genitals By Culture
By Chongchen Saelee
I know I can’t possibly be the only adult here to make the correlation. Why is it that very “adult foods” seem to have such close tastes to genitals? I’m not trying to be juvenile here (in this case, you’d have to be a sexually-active juvenile to be able to even relate to this). Because adults like to throw around “aphrodisiac” this and that, when in actually these foods don’t do shit for people’s libidos.
And I reiterate, unless you’ve engaged in oral sex, you won’t possibly be able to relate to this article. Unless you’ve eaten said “adult foods”, then you won’t be able to make the correlation either. Anyway, here’s my observations on those “adult foods”: (more…)
Jun 19, 2013
The Psychology of Evil – A TED talk by Philip Zimbardo
You mindless sheeple are EVIL! And this guy sums it up nicely why. It’s not your fault you don’t know any better. You can always blame someone else for your own actions. Tough nuts. (more…)
Jun 14, 2013
Man of Steel Review
Ha! Just got back from Midnight Premiere screening of Man of Steel. This time, this is the real review. No joke. (more…)
Oct 18, 2012
Whiteman’s Secrets
All is told as was foreseen by the all-knowing! The secrets, they be! Here! (more…)
Oct 9, 2010
Living up to Stereotypes: Midwestern Deer Hunting Culture
Undoubtedly, one of Wisconsin’s most beloved sports is deer hunting (or outdoor gaming, in general). It would be unavoidable for me as my parents are passionate about the game, having come from similar history back in Laos. Watching from the ignorant first-generation Asian-American’s point of view, it’s kind of poignant that this culture will be lost. If you were as clueless about where processed bologna came from, here’s a clue: (more…)