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Last Updated: 11/21/2009

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Gender: Female
Status: In a Relationship
Age: 40
Sign: Leo

City: Philadelphia
State: Pennsylvania
Country: US
Signup Date: 2/28/2007

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Friday, February 06, 2009 
Friday, January 30, 2009 

Category: Religion and Philosophy

My friend and X room mate, D2 wrote a very cool blog and I like it so much I must re-post it here.
 http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=15454946&blogID=467136013    

Wednesday, January 28, 2009
 D2's Blog

Lifting the Veil of Denial
Category: Religion and Philosophy

I was reading through through the book of Revelations for fun a few days ago when something clicked in my head. A majority of the "NoBama" campaigning was because he was seen as "the anti-christ." Well that's not my big revelation so keep reading. A huge movement by the Christian world to NOT get him elected was enacted to stop this end of days from happening. It caused a lot of votes to swing in favor of McCain on that one issue alone. Proof that the apocalypse is powerful stuff that people take it seriously.

The prophecy of an anti-christ is very clear about what will occur in the end times. The apocalypse, which roughly translates to "lifting of the veil" from its Greek origins, says that a man not of war, BUT OF PEACE, will be the anti-christ. He will bring said peace to mankind and that is a sign of the end of days. Ya see, here's where this damn logical mind of mine gets me into so much trouble...

First off, we have a religion that chooses to go against their own bible. Why would Christians vote AGAINST Obama? As part of their bible they should really be pushing for the end of days, welcoming annihilation as it were. If he's part of the prophecy that is undeniably going to happen then why are Christians so afraid of Obama and the impending closure of this existence? Shouldn't they embrace him as a sign of their lords’ return, which means they're closer to getting to go to eternal happy land? Why would they run from this in hoards across the nation? Fear. Christians fear almost EVERYTHING, even if it's partof their own religion. Why? Because that's the basis on which that religion works.

Secondly, I have to point out the fact that I welcome peace and Christians
obviously do not. They fear peace instead of embracing it, as stated above, even when it's part of the over-all scheme that makes up their religion. A man promoting peace to the world means the end of their religion and the end of existence. From my standpoint, hell from any standpoint of a logical human being, having peace on earth should not be a frightful concept... but it is, to the Christians at least. Again, they're confused about what to fear. They should have no fear about the end of days because they're Christians and they're going to heaven. But I can't stress the fact that Christians fear EVERYTHING and don't really see their religion the way they should. Does it get any sicker than that!? It's almost comical if it weren't so true.


I laugh anyway.



Tuesday, January 20, 2009 

Current mood:  hopeful
Category: News and Politics
Today is the 1st time I've had interest enough to watch a presidential inauguration. Because today is the 1st time I've had any real pride in being an American...and more than that...it's such a RELIEF to let go of the SHAME of being an American for the last 8 years. Good fucking riddance Mr. Bush.

I know Obama isnt a savior. I know he's just a man. A politician at that. But it's amazing that, considering our nations history, we have accomplished getting a black person in the white house...which symbolizes the tremendous change this country is yearning for...and what we are capable of. The president can't change the country...without the help of it's citizens. He's not a god. He's a man..serving US. If we want change..help him help us.
He has inherited a nation in shambles. I'm not expecting him to work miracles..then again...why not? Keep hope for miracles and be thankful for what we have.

anything is an improvement after the Buch regieme...
Tuesday, January 13, 2009 
 
I would garnish this with a radish carved into a rose

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How to make a Kittenradish
Ingredients:

5 parts intelligence

1 part self-sufficiency

3 parts beauty
Method:
Stir together in a glass tumbler with a salted rim. Add a little cocktail umbrella and a dash of curiosity



 
Monday, January 05, 2009 
 Never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever EVER...suggest to your parents that they get a computer. Because you will have set yourself up to be their automatic IT and help desk for the rest of your natural born life. And you will forever be answering stupid questions like "how do I add someone to my MSN? theres no add contact option here" when you kniow damn well its RIGHT THERE in front of them and theyre fucking CHATTING WITH YOU ON IT AT THE TIME so you KNOW they have added people being as YOU are one of them. And you even send SCREEN CAPS with drawn on instructions as to where it is and how to do it and they STILL cant get it.

Yanno, if it was NEW to him (my dad) that would be one thing..but he got his puter the same time i got mine. That was over 15 years ago now. There is no excuse for this level of computer illiteracy. NONE.

I so want to commit parenticide right now.

Don't ever have parents.
lol
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 
Reposted from LoLo <3
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----------------- Bulletin Message -----------------
From: LoLo
Date: Dec 31, 2008 3:50 AM




Louisiana pissed away a metric assload of taxpayer money investigating, kangaroo courting, and incarcerating me for drug "crimes". I entered the prison system in 2000 at the age of 20 and was released onto parole at 23. Did this time in prison reform me? Nope. Did Louisiana taxpayers get anything positive out of the deal? Nope. Locking me up didn't stop or slow down drug use in my community.


Sadly, my story is not the exception. Flag waving Americans love screaming about how we are the most "free" nation on earth.
That chest beating banter is laughable when facts, statistical data, and not-so-common-anymore sense enter the picture…

"With more than 2.3 million people behind bars, the United States leads the world in both the number and percentage of residents it incarcerates, leaving far-more-populous China a distant second.
" - Washington Post (February 29, 2008)

If you don't think that the illegalization of drugs which snowballed into Nixon's ill-fated Drug War has a negative effect on you…
a)    you simply haven't given this any thought
b)    you are terribly misinformed
c)    you lack the capacity to think rationally and analytically digest the world around you.
(That means you're a fucking idiot, dipshit)

Don't believe me? What if I had over 10,000 former and current judges, cops, DEA agents, and other Drug War vets standing in line to tell you the same fucking thing? I've got 'em…



Without a doubt, the drug war has been the single most destructive domestic policy in the history of our country. It promotes real crime, corrupts law enforcement, cluster-fucks our judicial system, provides the best fund raising method for organized crime and terrorism, and it erodes civil liberties among other things.


I'll likely add to and edit this bulletin and post it as a blog one of these days…

- LoLo
GhettoWebmaster. com
MySpace. com/BurntPickle
Monday, December 22, 2008 
This guy cant even read or write and he just sold his artwork for $20,000,000 to a collector.
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I am Jills wasted life.....


Needle Sized Art
Very incredible story!  Not only is this mans art cool but he got a ton of cash for it!

Thursday, December 18, 2008 
for some reason this is showing up waaaaaay down there vvv


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How to make a kitten radish
Ingredients:

1 part jealousy

5 parts silliness

5 parts empathy
Method:
Add to a cocktail shaker and mix vigorously. Add a little wisdom if desired!


Tuesday, December 09, 2008 
My dad sent this to me last night. It's amazing. :)

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My cousin sent this to me. She usually sends me chain letter crap and stupid prayers that I have to send to 10 friends in 9 minutes to have 8 wishes granted(and she knows I don't have 10 friends) but this bore forwarding. Enjoy.
                                                          
                                                                          Bonne Chance, Bruce

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This is a video of a homeless guy in Santa  Barbara and his pets. You can see these guys every week working State St. for donations.

The animals, as you can see, are pretty well  fed, and I can attest to how mellow they are. They are a family.

The man who owns them rigged a harness up for his  cat so she wouldn't have to walk so much (like the dog and himself).  At some  juncture the rat came along, and as no one wanted to eat anyone else, the rat  started riding with the cat and often, on the cat!  The dog will stand all day and let you talk to him  and admire his altruistic, we are one personality for a few chin scratches.

The Mayor of Santa Barbara filmed this clip and sent it out as a Christmas card.

Sunday, November 23, 2008 
I cant sleep.

It's been a year. (not since I slept) But a year since we lost my friend Kirk who died from an overdose. He was on many medications and drank heavily w them for a very long time. No one was surprised and expected as much sooner or later. A handful of years back he had shot himself in the head and lived but lost his eyesight. He was one of only 11 people to receive "cybernetic eyes" that would allow him to see again. But it was very new technology...could only see large shadow pixels basically...till upgrades and advances were made each year. The headaches were unbearable for him tho...as was the emotional side of things....

Tonight was the 1st night I had used a blanket I had gotten from the house, from his bed, after he died when I helped his parents clean out his house. I didn't even think of the relevance of that in contrast to how close to the anniversary it is...till I woke up repeatedly from crazy dreams about cyborgs and how I was trying to find a way to make major advances in cybernetic technology...with probes and circuit boards and wires in peoples heads and hands connected to eyes and nerve endings..it was intense.

My boyfriend slept (is sleeping) fitfully and was acting weird....like unusual behavior weird...all evening.

Theres another thing too...this song was playing on repeat in my dreams:

Joe Cocker Can't Find my Way Home"

Come down off your throne and leave your body alone.
Somebody must change.
You are the reason I've been waiting so long.
Somebody holds the key.

[Chorus:]
But I'm near the end and I just ain't got the time
And I'm wasted and I can't find my way home.

Come down on your own and leave your body alone.
Somebody must change.
You are the reason I've been waiting all these years.
Somebody holds the key.

[Chorus]

But I can't find my way home.
But I can't find my way home.
But I can't find my way home.
But I can't find my way home.
Still I can't find my way home,
And I ain't done nothing wrong,
But I can't find my way home.

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Seems fitting, doesn't it? Why would this song pop in my head?

As pretty and sentimental as that blanket is I may not be able to use it anymore. I dunno. Maybe i need to get it "spiritually cleansed"...maybe its got some residual energy left clinging to it.
But I feel some of Kirks pained energy is here.

I wonder if he knows how much I loved him.
How much everyone loved him...
I mean clearly he didnt when he was alive... but does he now?
Is he trying to reach me thru my dreams to tell me he's lost?
Or is that residual stuff Im just remembering because of contact with one of his very personal things?

Maybe I'll just go sit in his chair and talk to him. (One of the things earmarked for me when he died was a beautiful red velvet and gold trimmed chair. Everyone said Kirk would have wanted me to have it)

I think about him often. He was a very very special person. One of a kind. There are so many things that made him so special. From his kind gentle works with retarded children to his love of music to his visual work on films, videos and tv, pyrotechnics and art...not to mention just his every day playfulness and charm and ability to love... I could be here all morning.

I wish I could help him find his way home.

R.I.P Kirk Morgan - aka "Nasty"
I Miss You. I Love You.