Morford: America Loves Kinky Sex

San Francisco Chronicle ^ | Wednesday, December 1, 2004 | Mark Morford

[little jeremiah]

I just like wild weather. Although I wouldn't personally want to be near a tornado. I really like thunderstorms, and to go to the ocean during big storms and watch the waves.

From a bit of a distance.

[pharmamom]

Don't move to Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas or Illinois, then. Indiana gets its share, but not like Tornado Alley. Max has watched the movie "Twister" until the tape is worn out. He fast forwards to all the tornado parts. He's very particular--it's only tornadoes, no hurricanes.

[little jeremiah]

Hmm - every place has its dangers.

:-)

We get mold here, with the ever present possibility of earthquakes. I say "No thanks" to earthquakes!

[pharmamom]

I thought we could get Max interested in earthquakes, since they are pretty destructive, but nope. He is fascinated with the spiral...so he also likes black holes.

You do have volcanoes, however--(another Max fetish)...albeit sleeping for now.

[little jeremiah]

Right - I forgot volcanoes! I like the Hawaii kind, you can get up close without being destroyed.

Double smile.

[garbanzo]

Sooooooo, is sex supposed to be spiritually illuminating and "revelatory" or "no big deal".

Nothing more than nihilism Nietzche described a hundred years ago finally come to pass.

[garbanzo]

this man (these people) are truely sexually insane. how utterly pathetic that one's whole world, whole existance for being, is centered around the homosexual sex act.

It's sad because he's attempting to find in orgasm what most people find in religion, philosophy or art.