Again? Yes, again
So life is very exciting in my world as you can tell, so I'm going to post about something completely unrelated. Take a seat, get refreshments, because we're going on another riveting picture commentary. Brought to you today by: The letter "Q", The number "73.978353", and the national "we support the national society's right to be a society" society:

This obviously distressed monkey seems to have suffered many traumatic events throughout his lifetime. Could it have been a divorce in his family maybe? Possibly just a result of bad parenting? Or do you suppose that this monkey, is just one of many that wish to express their anger towards "The man" and he's been the only one bold enough to come forward and do so publicly? I for one, am going to suppose (as I do so love supposing) that his distress is caused by my latest explanation. A monkeys life has been reduced to nothing more than ridicule used to amuse us homo-sapiens, sad...Very sad. That would indeed explain who he is pointing to if, in fact, he is pointing to someone and not something. By this I mean, he is pointing and glaring at "The Man". "Why can't we see this elusive Man figure?" you ask, well its simple. "The Man" is simply a way to symbolize the dominating multi-national corporations that our lives are encompassed by. This is my take on it, you may see it differently, I'm open to suggestions.
PS. I'm thinking about making my "picture commentary" section a regular thing on this blog, just because.


This obviously distressed monkey seems to have suffered many traumatic events throughout his lifetime. Could it have been a divorce in his family maybe? Possibly just a result of bad parenting? Or do you suppose that this monkey, is just one of many that wish to express their anger towards "The man" and he's been the only one bold enough to come forward and do so publicly? I for one, am going to suppose (as I do so love supposing) that his distress is caused by my latest explanation. A monkeys life has been reduced to nothing more than ridicule used to amuse us homo-sapiens, sad...Very sad. That would indeed explain who he is pointing to if, in fact, he is pointing to someone and not something. By this I mean, he is pointing and glaring at "The Man". "Why can't we see this elusive Man figure?" you ask, well its simple. "The Man" is simply a way to symbolize the dominating multi-national corporations that our lives are encompassed by. This is my take on it, you may see it differently, I'm open to suggestions.
PS. I'm thinking about making my "picture commentary" section a regular thing on this blog, just because.