http://www.sbnation.com/2014/2/2/5371646/of-course-we-have-puppy-bowl-x-gifs/in/5134809
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Of course we have Puppy Bowl X GIFs – SBNation.com
Posted on February 4, 2014 by hanshowe
Oh, tell us what you REALLY think… MoA Comment Classic…
Posted on February 2, 2014 by hanshowe
“If it is still not apparent to the rest of the world, the US is run by a collection of out-of-control psychopathic Zionist war criminals that have to be treated as such if there is going to be any semblance of peace. Sure, we here can discuss how their actions conform to this or that plan – e.g., the Yinon Plan – etc but taken as a whole and with an large unforgiving eye to the needless murder/maiming/displacement/destruction of millions that the US has been directly responsible for for decades there is in my mind just no sense in even pretending that any rational and humanistic leader/people should countenance much less negotiate/partner with the US and its depraved and sickening representatives as it continues apace on its campaign of terror.
“Everyone should reflexively know that The Global War on Terror is very real but in an – oh so amusing I’m sure to TPTB – twist it’s not AQ or any of the other chimerical villains that are perpetrating it but the US itself and it’s grotesque assortment of hideous war criminals.
“With a massive propaganda battery at their disposal to take the “edge” off of the murder and mayhem until the next round begins, there is no hell hole deep enough for these monsters. I know that bevin and others may disagree but when does the world move beyond the realpolitik and start talking about such quaint terms as justice for those millions of people who have had their lives needlessly destroyed by these subhumans?
“In an amazing Dorian Gray moment at the SOTU address Peace Laureate Obama looked into the shattered monstrous visage of his own soul in regards to the GWOT and everyone in attendance clapped like the bloodthirsty murderers they are without a thought to the millions of people we’ve wrecked beyond the point of being stitched back together. Such spectacles should be enough to signal to the world what type of people are leading the United States of America and they should begin to act/plan accordingly.”
Posted by: JSorrentine | Feb 1, 2014 10:57:18 AM
Moon of Alabama re West sponsoring fascists in Ukraine. Wait for the Sochi games to end cuz Putin’s gonna have a Valentine to deliver…
http://www.moonofalabama.org/
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rhino “hunter”
Posted on January 19, 2014 by hanshowe
That Texas guy who bought the right to kill a black rhino?
For $350,000? Yeah, that guy. Here’s his Christmas card.
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omg i just witnessed a horribly hilarious thing
Posted on October 20, 2013 by hanshowe
omg i just witnessed a horribly hilarious thing
(I was Joan of Arc, In My Former Life.)
i’m in a mixed group with some students, discussing sexual assault.
i asked if anyone feels like assault is the victim’s fault, to raise their hand.
one boy raised his hand and started to explain that girls who wear
revealing clothing, or get excessively drunk, should be held responsible
for whatever happens.
he was about to say something else when one girl got up
AND DECKED HIM SO HARD HE BLACKED OUT FOR TWO MINUTES
when he came to, he’s all, “why’d the fuck you hit me?!”
“if you weren’t just standing there when i decided to start swinging
wildly, you wouldn’t have gotten hit. it’s your own fault.
“see how victim blaming works?”
i’m supposed to give her a referral for in-school suspension.
but dammit i’m so proud she earned a treat at the end of the week.
http://hotep-ho.tumblr.com/post/64120261120/omg-i-just-witnessed-a-horribly-hilarious-thing
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Stonekettle Station: Upon The Dark And The Rolling Sea
Posted on October 15, 2013 by hanshowe
Oh you set your course for the furthest shores
And you never once looked back
And the flag you flew was a pirate cross
On a field of velvet black
And those landsmen who you but lately knew
Were left stranded on the lea
Don’t call on them when the storm clouds rise
On the dark and the rolling sea
My teenaged son pondered the extremists who have taken America hostage.
He asked, How can they not see how crazy they are? How?
How indeed?
I mean, they must know, right?
Surely, if a seventeen year old high school student can see it, they must be able to see the bizarre folly of their ways, yes?
Were months into the crippling effects of sequestration. The government has been shuttered for two weeks now. Americans become ever more restive, the financial markets grow ever more fearful, the nation grows ever more afraid. All for the vainglory of an uncompromising few.
And now?
Now they attempt to extort us with default, with a near certain return to recession and an economic disaster that threatens not just our own nation but the economic stability of the entire world.
They must see how insane they have become.
How could they not?
http://www.stonekettle.com/2013/10/the-dark-and-rolling-sea.html
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Odessa Sunset
Posted on October 7, 2013 by hanshowe
Didn’t the USA used to be winners ?
Posted on October 6, 2013 by hanshowe
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Nude in your hot tub, facing the abyss
Posted on October 4, 2013 by hanshowe
LINK Lars Iyer
Down from the Mountain
Once upon a time, writers were like gods, and lived in the mountains. They were either destitute hermits or aristocratic lunatics, and they wrote only to communicate with the already dead or the unborn, or for no one at all. They had never heard of the marketplace, they were arcane and antisocial. Though they might have lamented their liveswhich were marked by solitude and sadnessthey lived and breathed in the sacred realm of Literature. They wrote Drama and Poetry and Philosophy and Tragedy, and each form was more devastating than the last. Their books, when they wrote them, reached their audience posthumously and by the most tortuous of routes. Their thoughts and stories were terrible to look upon, like the bones of animals that had ceased to exist.
Later, there came another wave of writers, who lived in the forests below the mountains, and while they still dreamt of the heights, they needed to live closer to the towns at the edge of the forest, into which they ventured every now and again to do a turn in the public square. They gathered crowds and excited minds and caused scandals and partook in politics and engaged in duels and instigated revolutions. At times, they left for prolonged trips back to the mountains, and when they returned, the people trembled at their new pronouncements. The writers had become heroes, gilded, bold and pompous. And some of the loiterers around the public square started to think: I quite like that! I have half a notion to try that myself….
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A Dog That Defines Pure Joy
Posted on September 23, 2013 by hanshowe
I’ve never seen anyone that expresses the pure joy of being alive like Sammy, Susan’s Shih Tzu… when you’re around him you discover his happiness is contagious…
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Red Cedar Lake Sunup August 17th 2013
Posted on August 25, 2013 by hanshowe
Hans Howe 