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November 5, 2009 - Thursday
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Gay Victories In South Add To Big Republican Surge Los Angeles (ANS) Nov. 5 2009 By angryhippy
Victories by gay candidates in St. Petersberg and Atlanta, points to an electorate that is saying we've had enough Mr. Obama, and voting in droves for gay candidates. Republican party funding and Tea Party support added to the gay candidates large margins of victory.
Harly Noticed, a Republican Party spokesperson said after the elections "This was all part of our larger plan to screw America any way we can. But now the Democrats are saying they want to work with these faggoos even if they are queer as last Tuesday. Who would have thought that was going to happen? Maybe we should run some commies for office next time. Ya commies. I gotta go make some calls. Who were you with again? The angryhippy News Service? Well as long as you're pissed about something you must be somehow sorta OK."
Democrats vowed to try to work with all the victors in an effort to make this out as not a big deal. But losing two traditionally republican seats in governor races to Republicans is a blinking neon sign screaming America has had it up to here with the Democrats.
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November 5, 2009 - Thursday
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Symmetry of love Out of balance Avoids the tipping point With old fashioned sin Fame Plunges into self ruin With admission of best keep hidden guilt
Just another day for me As I watch the once so mighty fall But your song so gay and sweet Causes me to want to embrace your desire Even though the occasion of your smile Lays broken and discarded in my life's field
As sun rays glisten off Shaved headed collaborators Simmering in loves crow meat Barely seen caution flies by A victim of grief On tomorrows wind
Heaven burns with the shame Of 1000 priestly confessions As 1000 corporate Satan's Chortle and chuckle with ill gotten glee While the heads of 1000 good men Explode from the sepsis of tax deductible false truths
We sell bleacher seats to L.A.'s next big one On vacation touring vacant business parks Parking meters beg pick me! Pick me! Lined up in erect solitary attention The pendulum of life tick tocks To illegal songs of forbidden law.
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October 12, 2009 - Monday
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Your Siamese love you say is quite nice As long as we use your secret device I got tools of my own you're welcome to rent At very good terms and a reasonable price
The police they say they've got your back If courage is what you think you might lack I got back plate armor I'm willing to rent Keep you from ending up in their old body sack
I love your cars look is that something new To make you think bad fumes it won't spew I got French faux gas masks I'm ready to rent And a chemical suit you can wear to the zoo
I caught your last broadcast but forgot the words Especially the last part about living in herds I got a high tech megaphone if you want it to rent I think you got something that appeals to the nerds
Well your hands on your hips gave me quite a fright I was afraid you were pissed and wanted to fight I got some brass knuckles I'll offer for rent If you'll act a bit sweeter when you come back tonight
You said that ruckus in the alley wasn't your fault It was just the boys dragging off the gold vault I got some chains they might want to rent While you're sippin' on that warm chocolate malt
You say you never see me but babe that's a lie I know about the pin hole you use when you spy I got a pair of special glasses I'm likely to rent To keep you from getting poked in your spare glass eye
You need some cash you say cause the dogs got the mange Singing Rollin' n' Tumblin' you begged some spare change I got some holey torn clothes I've been known to rent They'll make you look poorer singing Home On The Range
Now I heard you want something to remember me by For accepting your Siamese love on the sly I got this here poem I'm willing to rent But I doubt it will last too long after I die.
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September 30, 2009 - Wednesday
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How in the fuck can a story like this just disappear in a few days? The Italians got hold of some Mafia informant dude. He told them that the Mafia has been buying old boats and filling them up with toxic and possibly radioactive waste from European and Italian pharmaceutical / chemical companies. Then he said they would sail out to sea, kill the crew and sink the boat. He told them he personally knew the location of 2 wrecks but believed they had sunk about THIRTY!
The Italian navy went to the first site and launched an unmanned submersible that found a wreck with yellow barrels (marked with toxic waste stickers)...and skeletons. He told them the Mafia got between $2 and $20million depending on the size of the ship and the cargo.
Today, nothing in the papers. And people are worried about health care. Shit!http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8275320.stm
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September 12, 2009 - Saturday
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Leonard Cohen is on TV Singing in his monotone voice U2 is the band with Bono doing backup vocals The fan is moving back and forth Across a forlorn beam of sun light That disappears into another room Leaving only dust particles in it's path
Dolly Lhama is sitting in the jacaranda tree Lifting her dress to display her gifts To each passer by The crunch of metal and screams of pain Echoes in the porch doorway where I sit Sirens in the distance move ever closer As nosy neighbors peek outside from behind iron curtains
Yawning I put my hand on her button Ready to launch the big one And sweep away all this supercilious crap That seems to fill every day That seems to be somehow shaped That seems to be That seems to be That seems to be molded like the day before
I sip my tap water From an old stained plastic cup As visions of Cuban cigars parade Across my nicotine starved mind Standing in a line with Carmen Miranda hats They do some Ecuadorian can can crap
I rise up off the porch and survey my surroundings Wondering aloud where my proof reader has gone I swab the deck with rubbing alcohol And load the 16 incher with today's nicotine patch The captain yells fire at Will Who's been here before and just took off running Like a grade schooler who just caught sight Of that flu shot syringe filled with mustard and everlasting pain
Giggling I put my hand on her patch And ready the lunch bag brigade To pack it with peanut butter and jelly That seems to feed me every day That seems to be shaped like the blessed triangle That seems to be That seems to be That seems to be a Cayce recollection on a Bermuda road
My plastic cup is empty now And the police have taken Dolly away To that iron ashram that rotates in the sky And pokes out many a good mans eye They chained her to a bench And placed a fruit basket on her head That soon melted into a sticky puddle Warning them of places they should not muddle
So they photoed her button for future study And sampled her sweet melon patch Then dumped her on to skid row With a Cuban cigar and no match
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September 10, 2009 - Thursday
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September 2, 2009 - Wednesday
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I just reached a point where I've reached the point I need to point out to you
Can you see it through the smoke and haze?
Can you taste it's subtle aroma?
It's that place where life tastes good again
Though not as sweet as youth flavor
I just arrived at a place where my arrival makes this place the place
Can you feel it through the fog?
Can you run your hand across it's smooth?
And gently probe along it's edge
It rubs against gentle carelessness
I just jumped over a jump that was jumping to confusions
Not really here nor able to hear
The sound of footsteps landing
After flying through my hoops and dreams
Sorted in chronological ardor
I just wrote that I just wrote what I wrote about in secret dreams
Flowing from past memory reassembled
New place old dream different characters
Always ending in that place I pointed to
When once again I reach that point.
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August 3, 2009 - Monday
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Bigger
than the known universe
The
stigmata of frozen tears
Pounded
into the hands
Of
forsaken cerebellum
Hardened
to the realization
Of
enduring sorrow
Perpetuates
the calamity
Of
lost love
Coiled
ready to strike
It's
venom glistens
Off
fanged memory
Ready
to eat away
The
sanctity
Of
soft caressed flesh
And
moist lips
Blinded
in youths innocence
To
the expectation
Of
the eternity of love .
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July 20, 2009 - Monday
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The masked man sat motionless Overpowered by the color of love That oozed red from his broken heart Falling until a little stream formed That ventured forth from between his spread legs
The super woman stumbled forward Dazed from the assault of love And escape from chattledom She bounced off the formless dam walls That held back her minds reservoir of sorrow
The baby giggled and gurgled Happiness drooling from his lip No fear or worry to drown him under life's weight Bouncing happily on that familiar knee As he gazed deep into his mothers loving eyes
The old man giggled and gurgled Happiness drooling from his lip Fear and worry long forgotten His mind paused to wonder who he was As he gazed lovingly into his nurses eyes
Some of us make it some of us don't Some of us never see it coming The meaning of all this foolishness Misunderstood until it's too late To make much difference in the course of life's river
Maybe if I'm lucky I'll get a cute nurse... With a row boat.
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June 27, 2009 - Saturday
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. Stubbornness is next to godliness As morning prayers Like evening ones spoken before Falls on deaf or non-existent ears And pain continues it’s early morning ritual Of Black coffee and too many Vicadins After rousting me From sleeps kind release once again I put pen to paper To write of life’s sweet mysteries Soured by this burden Hanged round my neck By some drunken bitch On a martini for lunch bunch binge Behind the wheel of my new destiny Crafted in a moment of flying glass Broken bones and bent metal The fuckin’ whore I’d wish her to hell If I thought someone was listening
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June 27, 2009 - Saturday
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. Damp dream understandings Purloined by boom box riders Protected by carbon admissions And night time obscurity Float in the minds ether Tauntingly asking To be caught once more They dangle Just beyond the minds reach Knowing the act of re-acquiring Results in their demise And retreat To distorted Caligari cabinets Emerging once more on arising For fleeting teases Not quite here Not quite there.
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June 14, 2009 - Sunday
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. A splendid oxidation Like cancerous boils Rising up from rusted car roofs Their faux ceilings push up Canopy's to cover the darkness And stagnation below Touching the surface No escape to be found here Just a mental rot Shape shifting as lines flow Downward from dampened brow Suffocating in the sweetness Of your maple syrup lies Hijacking my love Without need nor want of ransom The play is pure folly Exacerbated by the formlessness Of your ideals and truths That mock others for what you do Blending in the juiciness Of deceit and hints of sepsis Oozing outward from your minds crypt
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June 7, 2009 - Sunday
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Love is like Trout fishing. You catch a
nice looking rainbow and bring it to shore and grab it. Now if you
hold on to it too tightly, it just squirts out of your hand and falls
back into the stream. If you don't hold on tight enough, it wiggles
free and jumps back into the stream. Love's like that. You got to
hold on just right.
I'm fishing for a love
With my heart for bait
I gotta get up early
And I'm coming home late
Gotta find a clear stream
Running fast and strong
Looking at the far bank
Where the shadow cast is long
“Hey beautiful creature
Damn you sure are fine
I feel you biting on my heart
And your tugging on my line.
Step into my net
And we'll start cooking”
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June 6, 2009 - Saturday
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I just read this: "On Thursday, Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., the top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Mudd's ties to the program would be investigated."
Mudd? Yes Mudd, President Obama's pick for undersecretary of intelligence and analysis. Apparently while Mudd was a senior agent at the CIA he was involved in terrorist interrogations. He said today "I know that this position will require the full cooperation with
Congress and I believe that if I continue to move forward I will become
a distraction to the president and his vital agenda."
I have no problem with anyone involved in the questionable interrogations tactics during bush's reign, getting shafted. I just have one thing to say, that really brought me to this story. Why are these scum bag republicans so quick to speak up when the person involved is an Obama pick. Where are these Republicans when the rest of America wants investigations into Cheney, Bush, Rice, and all the other sickos who started this crap or contorted the meanings of the constitution and laws to justify this shit?
And yes I know. I'm sure America has done a lot worse than waterboarding or at least making torture accessable by using secret CIA prisons in foreign lands. I'm not an idiot. But I must say the ineptitude with which the bushys ran this country is criminal. And cheney, FUCK YOU! We are worse off because of it. And your dream of a presidency with absolute power and abolishment of checks and balances you've worked hard for since your days with the nixon gang should die and follow you to the shallow grave in a pig stye, along with the disgrace you and your boss so richly/poorly deserve.Disclaimer: These are angry's opinions. If you don't like them talk shit in your own blog. angry and I are both becoming a little discusted with this ballless little shit in the white house. Hey Barak, when are you going to stop trying to kiss EVERYBODY'S ASS, and start taking care of the agenda you promised us? You worthless fuktard. That last part was my opinion but I know angry is starting to feel the same way. Jesus dude. Don't give all these right wing assholes the chance to say I told you so, whether they did or didn't. From The Ciudad De Los Ángeles Perdidos (City Of The Lost Angels) I'm:
Felonious Bystander Shining Example of Knowledge and Meaningful Minutia Radiant High Lord Of The Urban Wastelands Keeper of The Golden Scroll of Obscene Terminology Guardian of The Key To The Earth Mothers Crypt Proof Reader of The Laws Of Nature and Personal Assistant to angryhippy
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June 5, 2009 - Friday
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so last week there was a free concert thing in Long Beach to raise awareness of Hepatitis C (HCV). I saw it posted here on a bulletin, along with another one this weekend in Santa Monica. I thought I'd go but I couldn't find a dollar for bus fare, so I skipped it.
But I was OK with that even though I was a bit disappointed, because tomorrow was going to be the other event to raise awareness for HCV. It's the Los Angeles Acoustic Music Festival or some such name. so I go online and look it up to see the hours and stuff.
Well this one turned out not to be free. In fact they want $120 fucking dollars to get in. Jumping Jesus on a Pogo Stick! Who the hell are they trying to make aware? Uber rich snobs who live in Pacific Palisades? Shit! They can keep their damn music and their awareness. Most people are "aware" that there is a HCV problem. It would be nice to make people aware that people with HCV don't need to be treated like they have AIDS AND Tuberculosis, and can't be kissed or hugged or even touched for that matter. Oh crap. I guess the five people who show up who can afford it will get aware...I hope?
I'm grumpy as hell this morning. I just felt like rambling on about something. It ended up being this concert. David Lindley was playing too. He was in a 60's band called Kaleidoscope (US) and played with Jackson Brown on all his early albums. I really like his music. I think I'll go online and find some to listen to. I know I won't have to pay $120 for it. Maybe I'll take the $1 I saved for bus fare and buy a 1/2 a cigar.
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 | Currently listening: Win This Record By David Lindley and El Rayo-X Release date: 1990-10-25 |
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