Change-Tears For Fears

TRANSLATOR

Indigo Awareness Ribbon

Indigo Awareness Ribbon

Blog DISCLAIMERS

Please be advised that this written work is theory. It's theorizing, pondering and amateur research. For legal reasons I state that I have no actual belief in these theories as fact, if I did I would have sought legal recourse. Until that occurs this blog can only be considered theory. If it does then any and all actions PAST AND FUTURE that have been taken against me during the years producing this work will be labeled war crimes under international law and any other legal protections that apply.
I am a writer, an activist and artist. I claim my RIGHT TO EXIST legally under US Constitution and international law.

This is an educational blog for awareness as well as sometimes a telling of candid personal experiences to demonstrate theories as they might be experienced by a person who theoretically is existing under such conditions. Thus the 'candid' expression, poetic license and marketing myself as product or character. This is NOT a journal or diary.
Being a reasonable person of sound mind if I had concerns for my safety or others I would take responsible action for self care as my established medical history can demonstrate.
Any actions taken against me by others questioning my sanity or competence based on my produced work will be construed as activist/dissident intimidation and whistle blower retaliation and proper legal action will be taken against you by my family and support system.

Be warned that no further interference with my production of meaningful work as an artist and activist will be tolerated.

Tuesday, November 25, 2025

The Origin of the Expression " Blow Smoke Up My Ass"

 Ok so I probably won't utilize this phrase so much anymore as I had used it in a more broad sense and also did not know about its origin.

https://gizmodo.com/blowing-smoke-up-your-ass-used-to-be-literal-1578620709

I heard it from one of the generational Irish here, someone of descent maybe definitely a tough woman from the working classes. In the past they actually had a lot more useful common sense information about life than people I knew. Well, after my difficult situation started. 

I guess it's supposed to be used moreso to refer to compliments being insincere as opposed to just general dishonesty, 'handling' someone or blowing someone off while pretending to do your job. 

It does have a disgusting history and I wonder where she heard it. 

It's still great but I tend to lean on it too much nowadays.  

by clock

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)