The Fountain

Or this:

Went Trick or Treating in a new hometown with my family, had a great night, came home and put some candy in this uranium glass dish:

The former Berlin businessman I referred to earlier told me that he blamed his own group, people with the time and the money and the opportunity to know better, for what happened to Germany. “We ignored Hitler,” he said. “We considered him an unimportant fellow, not quite a gentleman, not of our own class. We considered it just a little bit vulgar to bother with him, to bother with politics at all.”

They thought of the government as “They.” The only possible route to a clear conscience in politics is to accept political responsibility, either as an active member of the party in power or as an equally active member of the loyal opposition.

Robert A. Heinlein, Take Back Your Government

I used to work at a used bookstore, and sometimes there were really excellent books that just wouldn’t sell.

We would say “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him read.”

Rule 34 of Boo is a dark, twisted place.

Seems fine to me.