Ramble for November 27, 2025
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Missy
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Feisty Filipina Sunshine
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I wrote this a long time ago, and I thought I'd share it here, just to break the ice. A little comedy for you BLIND EXCELLENCE (A comedy sketch celebrating blind pride and flipping “awareness” culture on its head) Host: Welcome, everybody, to Blind Awareness Month! Also known as “the one time a year sighted people realize we're cooler than they are.” Crowd: [cheers] Host: Tonight, we celebrate Blind Excellence! That's right - not tragedy, not inspiration porn - just raw, unfiltered excellence. Segment 1 – The PSA Narrator (serious voice): This month, do your part. Don't say “you don't look blind.” We weren't trying to match your mental Pinterest board anyway. Narrator continues: Don't grab our arm unless you're proposing. And if you are proposing... we still might say no. Tagline: Blind Excellence - confidence with a cane. Segment 2 – The Panel Moderator: Welcome to the roundtable on Blind Excellence! Let's define it. Panelist 1: It's walking like you own the sidewalk - even when the sidewalk fights back. Panelist 2: It's answering “How many fingers am I holding up?” with “How many mistakes have you made today?” Panelist 3: It's reading people better than they read room temperature braille signs. Moderator: In other words... we don't need your vision board. We are the vision. Segment 3 – Corporate Support (or lack thereof) Brand Rep: At GlowCo™, we're proud to announce our new initiative: Braille-flavored smoothies! Host: ...what flavor is that, exactly? Brand Rep: Accessibility! Host: No, that tastes like performative activism. Tagline: Blind Excellence - we prefer substance over slogans. Segment 4 – Culture Flip Host: Every awareness month has its slogans. Black Awareness says, Black Excellence! We say, Blind Excellence! They say, “I am Black and I'm proud!” We say- I am blind and I'm proud! Crowd: [cheering loudly] Host: We're not just “raising awareness.” We're raising expectations. We're raising rent on your pity. Crowd: [laughing] Segment 5 – Spoken Word Break Poet: They called it a disability. We call it a remix. We don't see barriers; we hear them crumble. We walk by faith, by rhythm, by memory. We are the ones who turn silence into direction, darkness into dialogue, and ignorance into education. We are Blind Excellence - because we shine without seeing the light. Segment 6 – Finale All voices together: Say it loud - I am blind and I'm proud! Not inspired - just hired. Not helpless - just headphone-charged and unstoppable. Host: Blind Excellence - where vision is optional, but pride is mandatory. selected
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LordLundin
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If you are a Christian, you're a Catholic. They do the catechism which is very Catholic. Ask your pastor about the catechism. I bet you anything. He'll tell you that that's valid. And I suppose that you believe in the virgin birth lie? So you don't think the Messiah was human? When he was. It says in the Scriptures he's fully God and fully man. 
Missy
JoyfulSunshine
I believe in bible, the whole Bible, I am not a catholic, although I respect those who are. Praying for you, Missy. 💕🙏💕
Rachel K
Missy
Revelation 18 says to come out of her. Come out of the whore of Babylon. Babylon is the Catholic Church, the Christian Catholic Church. Now you know that he said there's a narrow path that we have to follow. Christianity is a huge, huge conglomeration. So that's not the narrow path. 
Missy
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Feisty Filipina Sunshine
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