Gradually degenerating into ignorance and complacency.

Sunday, September 24, 2006

Originally made as racial slur (now, it's generalized)

Since the doctor said that I'm impotent, I thought I better dress impotent too.

Yes, I changed the original text to make this.

Focal point -- the future


berries
Originally uploaded by MDH, II.
One of these lives has a future, the other does not. Which one is which and which will be chosen. Perhaps both are dead ends ... hanging there or to drop down and decay. They are, though, there.

rain web


rain web
Originally uploaded by MDH, II.
Each one is a dream waiting to be realized or dried up in the heat and sun. Man, does that sound sappy! Okay, how about a spider cried it's five eyes out ... no, still bad. I got it! A man, fearful of public peeing couldn't go, then ... fountain!+

No, still not what I want. I got it ... glipses of what could have been, each its own reality. That's much better; yes.

+sprung from 40 Year-old Virgin

Muppet Matrix


Muppet Matrix
Originally uploaded by MDH, II.
Though only long enough to roughly match the trailer for Matrix, it is much better than the movie, Matrix. Beaker, evil ... say it isn't so!

Fair Trade

We, at the CIA, are bound by rules and legalities preventing us from beating the unholy heck out of you, so we're going to take a flight to see the man in the red suit.  No, I don't mean Santa Claus.
 
From MSNBC, news report from Newsweek:
The el-Masri case underscores continuing legal threats facing CIA officials overseas despite last week's deal on a bill that would authorize the agency to continue using aggressive interrogation techniques. The White House says the measure is needed to provide legal protection for CIA officials accused of violating the Geneva Conventions. But the bill may do little to protect officers involved in "extraordinary renditions"—a practice under which the agency has flown terror suspects to foreign countries where they have allegedly been harshly interrogated.
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What's the deal?  The CIA has limits and bounds, but other countires don't have such.  So, when lawyers and "dis-United Nations" claim US abuse, what gives?  Why aren't the other nations bound by the laws ... oh, that's right -- they don't have constituions with a bill of rights.  Hey, world!  Either have bill of rights and stick by it, or shut up about the CIA.  I didn't hear too many tears about the 20 jerks in the UK taken before they were allowed to use planes in their attack.

Saturday, September 23, 2006

Upswell then the downswing

There was a surge in my spam (collected both in suspect folder and known spam). It seems that the Moon is on the other side and has thankfully pulled the flow of crapmail away. Unlike the crapmail that I used to get via US Post. I called the 888 number to be taken off the list for junk credit card offers and my mail has dropped substantially. That is great news. Now, if they would just end it, the US could more than half its paper usage. Personally, I read the news, national, international and local online -- only. No trees were killed to make paper for me to read the news.

More channels in other nations

British Rave (looking much like MTV)

Japanese Punk Rock courtesy of SONY records
South Korean "Newkids on Block"?
Pakistani News
German Astrology
Czech Republic HD internet TV

(not quite Victor-y) Hugo

While some exteme people might call for a name change of Hugo Shove-azz (as in shove up his ass), he nonetheless has a brilliant speech writer. I read his Sept. 16th speech then the "devil" Sept 20th speech. While calling Bush the devil is, well, not politically correct, I think much of the speech was lost on those who expect "highlights" to be spoonfed to them.

He spent some of the main speech on declaring America (US) as imerialistic and truly that's what we exhibit. For decades the US has been viewd as the modern imperialists using economy rather than warfare to control, dominate, acquire. Appearances are important. Whereas Venezuela is less global though has a strong voice in oil prices. Some of the tangents were angst against the US.

Actually, his speech smacks of the speeches given by the US, declaring evil where "seen" and remarking countries as Axis of Evil ... truly no less inflamitory than "devil" spoken of Bush. Chavez merely chose the current President -- regardless of party or person. The US is a difficult country with whom to negotiate, Chavez made it difficult to understand the underlying point.

His domestic topics were more valuable, in that he noted still-present evil and those who escaped justice and tried to have him killed. Still others are holding him "caged" as it were. It naming them, while he is in power, shields himself more. He undoubtedly feels now safe from reprisal. In calling the biggest bully on the street a bad name, then shielding himself -- it's either a bluff or a dare. I would regard it as both.

The IN being moved somewhere else -- fine by me! Move it and the US can bow out of that bunch of money-grubbing persons calling for peace, war sanctions and troops, while denying graft and foulness within it self. There are still UN Peacekeepers extorting and buying sex from persons more especially underage children in exchange for the food that the areas are supposed to get for free.

The UN, as it is right now, can leave. Heck, put that thing in Iraq for all I care! If the UN would ever represent the values to which it calls, then -- Japan or the US would be the better choice as they've had stabler and more competent government; sorry Germany. I wouldn't push that on Britain as it would be regarded as a downgrade, like Howard Johnson's hotel instead of the Hilton Grand Resort. The UK has long been viewed as a puppet or shadow of the US, sad for them to be regarded as such -- lacking definition from the US, whereas the two nations are quite opposed on many things.

Chavez was right ... the US looks like a big bully and he wasn't the only one to call the US that. It's a darn shame that he is now going to gouge the US for oil prices because we demanded more oil ... no pay change, which we probably did. A better deal for the US is to get off the barstool and find a new energy source. We've had decades to do it!

The 70's oil embargo was a big hint to get out of oil, but we didn't do it. Kuwait again showed -- get out of oil, but we didn't do it. I say that the government make a play now and find a real energy source and we can stop trade with all of OPEC. That should be the lesson learned, not childishly banning Venuzuela, "he hurt my feelings". Just take the punch and move on. You just walk away, being not the bully, but the honorable (gaining respect through restraint).

unknown company


unknown company
Originally uploaded by MDH, II.
Monster dot com showed this job posting for a, uh, well ... I don't know what kind of company it is. I guess "line noise" interfered -- ahahahahahaha!

For the ancient Shadownet crew, F-10'd their butt!

Racketeering


get more money
Originally uploaded by MDH, II.
I'm still looking for a interim job, so I still hit a few sites posting. Here's something a little interesting on Career Builder. Perhaps I'm wrong, but it seems like coniving, wheeling & dealing and robbery.

If you pay Career Builder enough money, you might have your resume' seen more often. At $150, it better be every 5th resume' they see.

Friday, September 22, 2006

Scenes of the obscene

Here we see two common characters, the main boy living with balloon-chested middle and high schoolers and always "hungry" girl with something cylindrical always in her mouth.

He spies his "desire" pantiless, covered/fondled by fellow girl.

panties pulled down in accident, leading to naughtier scene (above)

Middle-schooler interrupts conversation by landing and sitting on boy's face.

Typical lunch in a circle trough made by superior, but duller girls.
Her chest is crushing his head, a girl's bottom is what you mainly see.

Room mate remarks on the situation.

First day of school ... 97 seconds into program and you see that it doesn't get any cleaner from here.
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While there isn't any full nudity, this whole show is so terribly wrong. The comic -- to say the least, drawings of the girls is rude at its base. Some of the girls are middle-schoolers (8th grade repeated stated) yet are sexually charged and active with some guy; the main male character. Middle-schoolers sex, wrong in America, should be globally wrong, despite it's over-the-top attempt at humor. It's animated and really appeals to too many of the wrong persons. I tried one episdoe to see if the dialogue could be wrong, but nope!

Touchet!

The Pope announced outrage that the Muslim nations are denouncing Christianity for the billionth or trillionsth time and has called upon on Christians to riot in the streets and attack Muslim symbols.  Like good Christians they took to the streets and burned up Muslim owned business to teach those infidels a good lesson.
 
Oh, wati, that's too Muslim, I think the Pope and Christians took the scoffing and madness in context and let it slide as it being their idiot way.  Christians could, though retalitate in such manner as those of the Arab Muslims and attack when a threat is rumored, thought about, dreamed, preceived, grapevined wrongly, real or complete bullcrap.
 
The quickness to riot leads reasonable people to believe that it's a reasonable reaction.

Iranq

Iraq + Iran = larger madness. I believe in 2000 I mentioned this trend, now it's coming together. Iranq, now hate is twice the size. To counter this, CIA has methods of gaining information. Some persons put together a list of don'ts that include typical military training challenges: loud noises (live fire traing, ever hear of that), extrmeme temperatures (typical), poor quality food, etc. Those are NOT torture. They are difficult, uncomfortable, sometime nasty when combined, but not torture. Ask a bum on the street, jobless, hungry/starving s/he suffers from loud noises, discomfort, extreme temperatures and weather, sleep deprivation. What? You say street "sleepers" suffer all of those things, yet no jerkwater lawyer is suing the federal government for letting it happen? How outrageous!

CIA: if you need to have torture defined to you -- step away. Electrical burning or high voltage use, 3rd degree burning, organ dysfunction, that sort of thing is bad. The whining from people about the living hell in Guantanamo sickens me, as the detainees are treated far more humanely than their American counterparts.

Back to Iranq, where there is no word by the Ayatollah sheik, speaking the words of Allah according to Garp, er, uh, I mean Mohammad. Remember women, respect the cattle, for you are below them. There is but one call, kill all non-Muslims; through peace and glory of Allah we shall vanquish enemies mercifully raping and killing infidels just like it says here in the book.

A larger hate-the-US-and-Western-civilization country, isn't really what the world needs. I do fear that for a short time, Iranq will exist, then split apart as it's based on hate and conquering. I guess they didn't allow people to study the history of Europe, eh?

hentai

of course it's aberant sexual practices, but applied to many "unworthy" things. I looked on the net for Wnnie the Pooh. Hentai was attached to Winnie, but how? When did Disney decide to go the "extra mile" and put Pooh in the forefront of nasty porn? Oh wait, some jerk did that. I see. Rubber chickens hentai? Are they mad ... I guess so. It's sure to get some people to go to your site, for sick reasons mixed with ill intentions. I'm gonna ask, no demand, "cut it out"!

Talents might be used later

From Smoking Gun, there's a crew that might use their apparel and mannurisms to good use in jail and prison. Hey! Is that a stolen item you got up there? I guess the cellmates were just that, cellmates. I wonder what kind of attractive areas there are in Kentucky for the likes of them. I'm happy they were caught, hopefully they were put into jail with their stolen goods (clothes) for interesting themes in county jail. I think there will be more than stolen kisses there.

Again waiting

for Society to get so ticked off with judicial system that they call for execution of the plainfully guilty. John Karr might be "scott free" to molest and dream of killing again. They misplaced the computer for evidence which may allow his sorry butt to be lose on the streets. Now, some might react to the police for misplacing it, but I put the blame on a society where they would ALLOW parole or life to an individual who openly molests children, keeps child porn and talks about killing kids. Why in the world would you stand up and defend him? If anyone wants that piece of crap alive, then THEY, and THEY alone pay for his existence. I'd just either dump him off in the center of Mojave cuffs and all or outright shoot him then and there. I dare you to come back to life!

I'm just wondering when society will have its fill of the "let him go" on technicalities. Allowing him to wander free is a VERY BAD precident for other molesters and keepers of child porn. Without a market, things die. If there wasn't a market for child porn, there wouldn't be any available. The world should take a small pox approach to this global problem. Within 2 decades, that disease was all but removed from the planet.

400 of NOTHING

I was at MR's last night, he pays tons monthly for high-end cable. I got a chance at "the wheel" and after looking at the 400-600 channels, absolutely nothing. Not a friggin' thing! I would not want a boat like that!+ He's paying buttloads for crap they consider entertainment. What a joke / waste!

+Veruca Salt on Willy Wonka & and Chocolate Factory

Thursday, September 21, 2006

Fatso to Snake (on B.C. comics by Johnny Hart)

I was looking for Halloween music for kids and my search was, "Trick or Treat". I got the usual this, that, and the other thing, but little that I wanted or knew existed. I did see the listing of, "Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13; story of Trick or Treat Pete". What is the heck is that? What's it doing there? Why would ANYONE be looking for it? Why was it made?

No, no. I really don't want answers. Just like the guy who dragged a woman to death, leaving a mile-long bloody trail on the road -- victim dying of asphyxia/strangulation rather than blood loss. I guess it was better to die that way than by the dragging. Would I ask the guy a lot of questions, no. I'd walk him to the scene of the crime and add another body, his. This then would end the process. Could there be a doubt that he is guilty, no.

Like Fatso, I'd aggressively hunt down the snake and bash it apart with my club -- not neanderthal but primative human extinguishing the thing with extreme prejudice. Please, don't infect the young, that's what I'm asking here. The adult welcome their own misery, but the young shouldn't have it forced upon them. The "song" itself sounds almost fun, if you don't know what a drag queen is.

Alpha Bravo Charlie

Monkeyjack called me, since we have not spoken for weeks now -- not hostile, just never called each other. Anyway, he and his family are over their illness, though his wife was again mildly ill with something else. More to the point, Charlie, his son, wanted to talk with Uncle [me]. There was enough background noise that we were about talking in a concert. Conversation was a challenge, but nice. I tried prompting him, but got only mild feedback.

At one point in time, the pauses were as classes; long and seemingly pointless. Ah, I reasoned, they were home and good friend TV cartoons ensnared hiim. I was a nuisance thereafter. Monkeyjack eventually interceeded and got the phone back. We bade goodbye. What I did find out, while Monkeyjack hasn't had time to bloody well do much, is that his business seems to be fine ... he's marrying again (this time to company) and that a "beloved" large fish passed away.

He declared on the mountaintop that he was not bowling this year! He regarded the cost and payout (end of league and entertainment value - cost of going and eating and drinking) were not worth it. He considered, within a year or more to join a macho-competitve league that offered more challenge than "candy-ass" as he called it.

I won't bowl -- I won't do it.

Neighbor chat

While one couple of neighbors generally are aloof, their children are more outgoing. The daughter grins and laughs bunches, but rarely speaks with me. Yesterday was an exception. She completed, what might be considered a paragraph. It was after I was her audience on her wonderful bicycling back and forth down the street. She's young and not allowed to travel far -- thankfully set limits by rational parents not sending their child to areas to-be-abducted. Since I had a one-sided conversation with her while she rode, she obliged me a short happy-thoughts session before going in with mommy and brother for hot chocolate. She said bye and waved happily to me. I could see in her eye and actions that, while mommy put away the bike, that she wanted to do a cartwheel on the front lawn. That'd be great since, she's four.