Friday, June 27, 2014
Inside Bush's Closet
He was gay
and working for a Republican and convinced it was possible to be both
at the same time. He was wrong.
“Did we have
a lot of people in the closet in the administration?” says one
former senior official in the Bush White House whose office included
at least three gay staffers. “I used to say we had an entire
warehouse.”
RELATED . . .
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Not just crazier, scarier...
The website for the pastor’s church, which says it is not affiliated or aligned with any denomination, states, “The purpose of our ministry is to spread the Word of God’s Love and Salvation to the world.”
And here's the word from the local media . . .
Not sure what all the fuss is about
http://screamer.deadspin.com/ladies-and-gentlemen-heres-your-first-dong-of-the-worl-1596517245
Here's Your First Dong of the World Cup
Well, here's a soccer dong. It's Jordan Ayew's, and flopped around a bit after he got his shorts pulled. Our colleagues at Gawker.com think it kinda looks like a six-inch, wrapped Subway sandwich, which seems about right.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Sexual Awakening
How many guys had their first experience with buddies around their own age? I’m
guessing most. And how old? For a lot of us, I’m guessing as soon we were able to
cum and couldn’t wait to play -- after school, weekends, sleep overs, camping
trips, summer vacations, any time we could pull our shorts off.
Unless we weren’t wearing any. Peer-to-peer sexual awakening is as far from being pervy as Democrats are from being Republicons. It's all natural!
Monday, June 23, 2014
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Powerful Stuff
Read at your own risk . . .
Absolutely Nothing: A Veteran Blasts Right-Wing Hypocrisy Over Iraq War
Stonekettle Station
They are angered by Bowe Bergdahl’s release, because they say we don’t negotiate with terrorists.
But what they conveniently fail to mention are those pictures of Cheney and Rumsfeld with Saddam Hussein, back when we were giving the murderous Iraqi despot money and guns in his war against Iran and which he later used to invade Kuwait. Or that part where we armed Osama bin Laden with Stinger missiles and all the guns he and the Mujahidin could carry into Afghanistan. Or that part where these people’s beloved patron saint, one Ronald Reagan, sold arms to our mortal enemies in Iran, a nation the US Congress and that very same President had publicly labeled a terrorist state, the very same terrorist rat bastards who took our entire embassy staff hostage and held them for over a year. Or that part where that very same administration took the profits from that arms deal with terrorists and used it to finance still more terrorists in the jungles of Central America. And the really, really amusing part is that the same people who are right now shouting “we don’t negotiate with terrorists!” are some of the very same people, name for name, who were personally negotiating with terrorists in Iran, in Iraq, in Libya, in Afghanistan, in Colombia, in Nicaragua, in Somalia, and in Beirut.
They are angered by Bowe Bergdahl’s release, because they say we don’t negotiate with terrorists.
But what they conveniently fail to mention are those pictures of Cheney and Rumsfeld with Saddam Hussein, back when we were giving the murderous Iraqi despot money and guns in his war against Iran and which he later used to invade Kuwait. Or that part where we armed Osama bin Laden with Stinger missiles and all the guns he and the Mujahidin could carry into Afghanistan. Or that part where these people’s beloved patron saint, one Ronald Reagan, sold arms to our mortal enemies in Iran, a nation the US Congress and that very same President had publicly labeled a terrorist state, the very same terrorist rat bastards who took our entire embassy staff hostage and held them for over a year. Or that part where that very same administration took the profits from that arms deal with terrorists and used it to finance still more terrorists in the jungles of Central America. And the really, really amusing part is that the same people who are right now shouting “we don’t negotiate with terrorists!” are some of the very same people, name for name, who were personally negotiating with terrorists in Iran, in Iraq, in Libya, in Afghanistan, in Colombia, in Nicaragua, in Somalia, and in Beirut.
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