Unacceptance Speech

I don’t watch the Oscars because, as I told Clown Coffee, while it’s fun for people to pretend that I am gay, I am not actually gay. More importantly, I’m just so tired of this ritualized spectacle of commercial obeisance, where a nation bows its head to the holy market. It’s a chance for a money-hungry industry to pride itself on its artistic integrity while blatantly ignoring any actual artistry that might actually be being expressed within its confines. That’s why I was pleasantly surprised this morning to open the local paper and discover that for once in Hollywood’s life, they actually gave credit where credit was due, and awarded this much coveted prize to a highly deserving work.

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR OSCAR, HAPPY FEET.

  • trevor says:

    WHATS WAS UP WITH BOYENCE”S DRESS? ITS LIKE, FUCK!!

  • Kailyn Powell says:

    Penguins = Minstrels
    Happy Feet = Racist

    Read your maths.

  • shark says:

    i think you should go back to alienating your readers.

  • mokin says:

    don’t worry, he still is.

  • Matt says:

    …and yet you still claim you aren’t gay.

  • Jenn784 says:

    I’ve gotta be honest here, most of the time I have no fucking clue what any of you are talking about including worker….but as long as people keep writing blogs that are sort of funny every once in awhile, I’ll read them while I’m at work.

  • Lena says:

    I’ve already UNSUBSCRIBED! Please stop existing so I won’t be forced to actively come to this site to whine about you.

  • trevor says:

    jenn i’m going to steal your comment and uuse it in other blogs, it’s a very true statement and very useful in today’s world.

    you can alternate between that one and “i see what you did there” and then all the bad jokes and mumb0-jumbo and failied snaps are thus totally powned. Lena.

  • Jenn784 says:

    Once again I am totally confused…but something tells me it’s not because I’m an idiot

  • trevor says:

    the point is you’re saying something real without acting like a clown. (but the counter-argument would be, if not that, what’s the point of a comments section on a ha-ha blog? and your counterargument to that might be “well i like to read balogs at work. and write comments’. then someone might bel ike “well then cant we all just do our thing.” i think that’s where i’m at, but then sometimes the urgbe to cap on people rises.)

  • Arch says:

    The Oscars represented our collective triumph over materialism because Jennifer Hudson wasn’t selling anything besides the achievement of The American Dream. She also represented the death of racism — the proof was the award she got for Best Supporting Actress. If America was still racist she couldn’t have worn that hideous metallic jacket and gotten an Oscar.

    This cynical post might just be a continuation of “Try and Alienate as Many Readers,” but I think there’s was a way to keep your Oscars coverage funky and edgy while still admitting that the acknowledgment of accomplishments made by Homosexuals, Blacks, and Jews are an important function of the Academy Awards.

    If films and minorities didn’t get Oscar nominations how would I know they were worth anything?

  • Fin de Fichier says:

    “That’s why I was pleasantly surprised this morning to open the local paper and discover that for once in Hollywood’s life, they actually gave credit where credit was due, and awarded this much coveted prize to a highly deserving work.”

    what an earnest way of putting it

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