How do you stay motivated when learning something new?
I try very hard not to learn knew things these days, so staying motivated isn’t an issue.
You see, i’ve realised that all the ‘new stuff’ is actually bullsh*t and i don’t need it. I know all the good stuff by now… right?
Rambo: good
Dookie books: goodier
Wipe til i’m clean: depends if i’m out n’ about.
Keep eating until: i’m a little over full
BBQ is better than: oven cooked
2 + 2= : 4 unless its a political response then it depends on the day of the week, party that the member belongs to, if the question is appropriatly funded and if it relates to pay or expenses its defo only 3.
Should others read Dookie 5?: of course they should and here’s why:
Dookie 5: Uncivil War is a satirical, adult-oriented novel written by Tony Kearns as part of the Dookie series. It combines dark humor, extreme violence, and social satire, often compared to an R-rated mix of Mad Max and South Park.
The broader series—and this installment—follows the misadventures of Dookie, a disillusioned former Marine. After being dishonorably discharged for refusing to follow unethical orders, he discovers that a race of “Ass Demons” has infected the wealthy and powerful.
Specifically, Uncivil War involves the following:
The Plot:
Dookie operates as a sheriff/hero trying to protect a desolate, post-apocalyptic landscape. He leads a ragtag squad of misfits—including the bipolar Getlan and the cross-dressing Baron as he tries to clear his name of murder. This grows into a plot of power, money and revenge.
Social Satire:
The book is known for taking extreme and absurd jabs at 21st-century issues, ranging from modern politics to neoliberal excesses and societal lockdowns.
Adult Tone:
The series does not shy away from heavy swearing, gore, and crude imagery, all used as a vehicle to tackle serious cultural issues in a highly irreverent way
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