Prickly City by Scott Stantis for December 01, 2021

Carmen’s definition is perfect as it stands!

Bliss is the increasing concentration of wealth in fewer and fewer hands.

And herd mentality.

Better stop dreaming of the quiet life

‘Cos it’s the one we’ll never know

And quit running for that runaway bus

’Cos those rosey days are few

And…stop apologising for the things you’ve never done

’Cos time is short and life is cruel

But it’s up to us to change

This town called Malice

-Paul Weller

Bliss is sugar coated horse crap manufactured in China, exported to Mexico by the ton, carried across the open border by recidivist criminals with tattoos on their faces (¡Hola) and sold to ignorant Liberal children on playgrounds and colleges campuses and Starbucks (as Bliss Surprise Latte) nationwide. Hunter and The Big Guy and Ouchie Fauci are major investors in the company whose headquarters is in Wuhan.

I wonder if Putin provides the silly avatar pictures to this guy, Braveheart, and John Adams; if they’re actually different people. Or do they come up with them on their own?

At a certain point, shedding the stuff you thought would bring bliss is the best way to achieve bliss.

Bliss is a comic that is actually funny….at least once in a while.

How about bliss adult………………………………….right-wing populists?:

Contented is a life style. Bliss tends to be limited to peak experiences.

Bliss is unattainable. Go for a meaningful life…not a happy one.

Events just are, we determine our reactions to them. I was fired once from a job I hated but did not have the guts to quit. When it happened I shook my bosses hand and said, “Thank You.” It confused the hell out of them, which caused more bliss on my part.

It’s only “bliss light” if you see it that way, Winslow.

Bliss is a state of major ignorance… lately the goal of GQPs who prefer poorly educated voters…

or . . . “Ignorance is bliss”? But I prefer a healthy curiosity (and skepticism) so I’m not usually drenched in bliss. I am, however, quite content.

“Bliss”, as I hear it described — at least by religious types, — sounds very much like an opioid drug “high”.

Thanks, but no thanks.