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MEGA>Big Things. Americans like big things. I know because commercials keep telling me so. Big cars, big houses, big breasts, and big egos. It's amazing that everything even remotely involved in american culture seems to inflate almost instantly on contact. American society is a big, scary, nasty, dangerous, sponge animal pill. Just add anything, we'll soak it up and add it to our bloated form. Integrate, Imitate, Inflate. We spend a fair chunk of childhood herded into dilapidated buildings to listen to big old men and women tell us big lies about the big dreams the founders had for our country. A Big Experiment. A big fight leads to a big idea. A whole bunch of big idiots with big guns cause a big slaughter after two guys take a big trip out west. Shortly after, a couple huge companies rake in ridiculous amounts of money building really long railroads over vast tracts of land. Some more gigantic losses of life happen somewhere in here. A titanic boat sinks, a large zepplin explodes. Alot of tall buildings go up. The biggest damn explosion man ever created causes massive panic and prompts alot of gargantuan wastes of resources in a big "race." A big star takes a bullet while waving from the back of a galactic-sized convetible. A big Texan takes his place and starts dropping gobs of immense bombs on a tiny country with tremendous problems. The world's most expensive trip brings back some little moon rocks and everyone makes a big deal. The world's largest population says hello to Nixon. Nixon makes a big mistake. Nothing happens for awhile. Bored, Communism livens up the party and collapses. Bigtime. There's a big fuss in the desert with some more of those big guns. Alot of major freaks start to believe in vast conspiracies. All the monster conglomerates begin conglomerating some more. And here we are, a broad spectrum of excessive, consumptive, short-sighted, swarming apes with big worries and (mostly) fat bank accounts. The only things getting smaller are computers, IQs, and dreams