Thoughtnami™

We know our time is not promised on this world, which is why we live each day like it's our last. We were born under a strange moon in a world that now knows nothing but fear and uncertainty. We learned early in our lives that a world without hope is a world that will not last. Quite frankly, we're pretty used to this world of ours, so we have to reclaim it from those that inspire fear and uncertainty, the evil in our world. When we fall, we fall face first, enjoying the breeze, and reveling in the fact that this is not the end of anything, but rather, a time to just relax. We fall at incredible speeds from heights once thought unimaginable by man, and though people tell us we shouldn't, we do. When we fall, we display nor have no fear. If you accept fear into your lives, then you die. We know our time is not promised on this world, which is why we live each day like it's our last. We're just doing it wearing a black and white mask. Chronicles. 2008.

Isn't this kind of illegal? I mean, there are only two subscription-based satellite radio services in the US, and the fact that they're merging may be a boon for the industry or a sign of media consolidation run amok yet again. Oh, I know the Time Warner blokes wish that Levin and Case never embraced with a hug on a public stage. I mean, if XM and Sirius merged, what's next? Will we expect Pepsico and The Coca-Cola Company making a similar stock-swap deal to form the world's biggest soft-drink company and stripping certain brands while keeping others? How about MTV and MuchMusic burying the hatchet and actually getting along creating a global music network? As the gas and airline companies proved, consolidation in a single industry is never a good thing, and I fear that if XM and Sirius's merger becomes a reality, what will happen? It doesn't matter to me, I don't really listen to much radio (terrestrial or satellite) these days anyway. Much of the scat that