58: Ivy League Porn School

[Michael's Servant]

Comedian and writer Katy Olson explains how she accidentally found her biological sister; Myka has a religious experience.

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[robotparker]

I don't think there's some cosmic force out there guaranteeing that everyone gets what they deserve, but I do believe it's up to us to create our own karma. By that, I mean if you know for a fact that someone is a lousy person at their core, they're fair game to be fucked with. Spit in their food, piss on their dishes, WHATEVER! And most importantly, don't hold back if some poor sap tries to tell you they're actually really nice and cool if you get to know them, etc. Listen to the words of Hulk Hogan: "All evil needs in order to triumph is for good men to do nothing, brother."

[lalalemon]

What a crazy fucking sister-sister moment in that classroom. I would totally buy that book.

Also Myka hit the nail on the fucking head regarding my own fear of death. I've been feeling so morbid lately and just keep on thinking about my own death and what does or doesn't happen after. It's this horrible spiral of convincing myself that there is no god and then panicking over the fact that if god doesn't exist I could die tomorrow and the past 24 years have been completely inconsequential in the scheme of human existence. It kinda nice hearing this same fear voiced by someone I truly admire.

Myka, you make Mondays bearable.