Love, drama and other bullshit

Oh goody! A Myspace reminder appears to remind one of Valentine's Day arriving the week after the Super Bowl. Another piece of cyber flotsam to file in the 'I don't need this shit' pile. But enough about Cupid's reminder of Krampus' perennial bachelorhood.

Lately the blogospheres I've been observing have been abuzz of late. Old faces returning, accusations, attacks, posers, reality and other strangeness. But despite what side one may be on, no matter what affiliation or perspective, everything seemed to culminate on Creature Feature's last show as this: everyone is tired of the dramatic bullshit. The drama has reached overflow levels and the levy threatens to break. Given that New Orleans won the Super Bowl, it's safe to assume that no one wants levies to break again in any form.

It has even been suggested that perhaps what may be needed is a day of relative peace, perhaps instead posting strange, bizarre and amusing items found online to share with others. I feel no need to advertise this agent's identity, I've already advertised her blog and she knows who she is. But it would appear the idea may have merit. To paraphrase a movie quote, put twenty people of different backgrounds in a room. They may not pick a leader, but they'll all find someone to hate. Well congratulations! Everyone hates the drama and bovine feces that follows it! If everyone agrees, then the rest should be simple: do something about it. Pick a day and call a day to make the bullshit absent, and enjoy. It doesn't take a super genius or even someone playing one on the interwebs to figure it out.

But if people are having a hard time deciding on when to do so, perhaps St. Valentine's Day or a day after could be used? That way people could try and share love, or forget about the lack thereof and make the most of it. Or if there are those of you with plans to spend time with others on the Saint's day, then perhaps the day after would be fun. A chance to blow off steam and find something strange to enjoy. If you all wish it, then make it happen. Simple as that.