Yes, after just two days, I’m adding a new feature. I guess all features I add at this point are new, but I’m pretty sure that throwing “new” in front of something makes it better. Like “new” Coke. Or “new” Zealand. But I digress.
There are lots of things that make me angry. Places, objects, situations…But this “new” feature deals with people. Mostly famous people. I hesitate to use the term “celebrity” because some people are just famous for no reason. You know the kind of people I’m talking about, don’t you Paris and Nicole?
It only seemed fitting that for my inaugural selection, I chose this individual:

Yup, Oprah. “How can you hate Oprah”, you say. “She helps so many people.” Shut up. That is the beauty of hate, you don’t need a reason to do it. It is irrational anger people, and I’ve got piles of it out back. But since you asked, I’ll try and explain without getting too far into it. The constant patting herself on the back would be problem #1. I’d like to take on the challenge of trying to smack that sense of self-satisfaction right the hell out of her. How you ask? Why, by whapping her across her ugly-ass mug with each and every one of her Book Club selections. The hardcover editions. Large print. Reason #2, her misguided attempts to “help” everyone. “Everybody gets a car!” And who the hell pays the $7,000 in taxes for a shitty Pontiac. You Oprah? Didn’t think so. And the counseling? Dr. Phil? Who the hell is that helping? That fat idiot got his own show and immediately started telling people to lose weight on his plan. I’m sorry, did I miss the episode where you were prancing around stage in a Speed o showing off your six-pack? Hey dippie, here’s a plan–lose some weight your damn self. And grow some hair. Oh wait, I’m getting off topic. #3, the non-stop positivity. Hey Oprah, sometimes life IS good. But you know what, sometimes it blows. How come you never end a show with that sentiment? Be honest with the brainless masses that tune in. At least every once in a while. #4, the acting. I know she doesn’t do it often, but once would have been plenty. Seriously, stop it.
Jeez, I could go on all night, but I would hate for this to turn into some sort of rant. Let me finish by saying this: If I ever won the lottery, I would keep a full time 9-5 job just so there was no chance that I would ever be at home to stumble upon her “hour of false empowerment.”
There, now wasn’t that fun? I know I feel better. I’ll bet this isn’t the last time I vent about a famous jackass…