Remembering Robin
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Posted:Aug 12, 2014 2:50 pm
Last Updated:Sep 2, 2014 7:59 pm
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It's very rare that I pay attention when someone in the spotlight has died. I mean, we're all going, soon! Normally, I hear that a 'celebrity' has died, I'll probably think: "I wonder how they died." And I get on with whatever it is that I'm doing.
But when I heard that Michael Jackson had died, the thought was: "No! I hope that's not true."
In my view someone like that deserves to live for several more decades so that they can provide me/us with their contributions borne of their natural talents.
Yesterday when I heard that Robin Williams had died, my reaction was the same as with Michael: "I hope that's not true." I didn't want to hear anything about it, and avoided any such conversation just to not be part of it. I still don't want to believe it. That's a waste of a one-of-a-kind talent.
That type of talent I want to see live until his 90s, if not longer, which is why I previously wrote this post, Robin William's Compilation!
And, like Michael, it did affect me like a close family member had died. It actually hurts, especially because he was reportedly suffering from depression. It still does.
I don't watch those shows at night like Letterman, Leno, Stewart, etc; but if I read that Robin was going to be on one of them, it was guaranteed that I was tuning in that night!
One might not agree with me, but his was a talent that will be hard to duplicate.
There are just some folks you don't want to see go. He's one celebrity that I will sorely miss!!
Robin Williams, R. I. P.
There's no question this Ali's alluring
Never ordinary never boring,
Everything about the man just plain impresses...
He's a winner- He's a wiz- a wonder!
He's about to pull my heart asunder,
And I absolutely love the way he dresses!
From Aladdin
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From A Man Called ...
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Posted:Aug 9, 2014 10:30 am
Last Updated:Aug 12, 2014 1:28 pm
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I have a book called "The Prophet" by Kahlil Gibran, that has been in my possession for more than... I would think over 30 years! I don't remember where I got it; all I know is that once I got it it became one of my most treasured possessions.
Never lent it to anyone, and never mishandled it. I've read it in bits and pieces but never all of it.
It's about 5 x 7" and 105 pages long; easy read, but I don't!
It was the actor, the late Richard Harris (A Man Called ) who made me aware of “The Prophet” and Kahlil Gibran when he did a recording that I used to hear on the radio a lot (this was before 1990) by the same name. Basically, he was just reciting the words to music, but it was a great listen!
I’ve also had “The Art of War,” a translation of Sun Tzu’s writing by Thomas Cleary, since the early 90s but have never gone through it.
The intent was always there but I guess I never really had a true appreciation of what I had. I think I more treated them like prized possessions, more like how some folks would buy important works of art, or really special bottles of wine, which they would then hide/store in a vault or cellar, instead of having them out for public consumption.
To be honest, that’s exactly how I viewed them, except that as a scholar and artist, the idea was to actually read them and soak in the wisdom hey imparted.
Who knows, Considering I’m still in a stage of maturing (maturity has eluded me for most or all my life. Well, it can only elude me if I was seeking to catch it, so, forget that statement) it is understandable that I was not as fully aware of the treasures I possessed as I should be.
Of course, to most people it would just be words on paper, no big deal, nothing of import.
I would beg to differ.
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More on Eating...
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Posted:Aug 5, 2014 5:29 pm
Last Updated:Aug 12, 2014 12:58 pm
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I love seeing a woman eat pussy!
Men eating pussy... not so much.
I wonder which the women love more... men eating, or women eating?
I just think men makes eating pussy look so disgusting (but then, I do find the sight of a lot of sex acts disgusting, as much as I love sex).
Strangely enough, I've never found any fault with the sight of a woman eating dick!
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Eating it All
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Posted:Aug 5, 2014 5:01 pm
Last Updated:Aug 27, 2014 7:08 pm
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I always thought I had the "Art of eating pussy" down to a science, and I know a woman ( a lesbian) might have some moves that I never even thought about, but I have had lots of practice.
But I just saw someone doing it in a way I never even thought about; can't see how I missed that! 
I hate it when I discover that I don't know shit!
Well, here's hoping I can remember that technique in my next session!
I love it when she thinks I'm super special!
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No Pics? Goodness
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Posted:Aug 5, 2014 4:43 pm
Last Updated:Aug 9, 2014 11:01 am
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Today is Tuesday!
I came back from New York at 3:00 a.m. Monday Morning. And I'm only just realizing, this evening, that I didn't take one picture this weekend.
I've always taken photographs on my long distance trips hoping to find a jewel in all that crap.
I had my camera, and I had my Nexus7, so, what happened?
Wow!
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On Men and Women... The Future
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Posted:Aug 1, 2014 6:58 pm
Last Updated:Aug 5, 2014 6:08 pm
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Was reading where this singer (Katy Perry) was saying: "It's 2014, I don't need a dude!" And I knew just what she meant.
And the scary thought came to me where this could actually become something of a reality. Not in my lifetime, of course; it's almost time for me to check out.
But I still had to give some thought to that scenario: Women getting as much fun, or maybe more, from other women and coming to the realization that men are obsolete.
"What do we need them for?"
Right now in some underground, clandestine lab there are female scientists trying to create synthetic sperm so women can inseminate themselves without the need of all that messy stuff that us men leave behind. Damn! They might even develop screw-in synthetic dicks that can shoot synthetic sperm that produces only girl fetuses (or is that fetii? My Latin isn't what it used to be. dead language... almost).
Think about it: Lady astronauts, doctors mechanics, engineers, cooks... wait a minute! They always had that last one under control. Okay! Take cook off the list. Lady soldiers, lady gangsters... damn, the list goes on and on! Women able to do all the things that men used to do.
Hey! Who needs men, indeed!
Soon we'll have to form an underground cabal of men fighting for survival on a planet that no longer belongs to us; being hunted daily, enslaved, put to death, constantly hoping that there are a few women out there who still crave the foot-long, so we don't feel so useless.
Hey, we can't have babies, no matter how much some of us want to compete with them for the loving candy-cane. So to proliferate 'mankind' we're going to need 'womankind' to sympathize with us, so we'll have enough men to continue the fight (you know they'll be producing more girl babies, so we'll have to produce as many strong boy babies (how we gonna do that with no women?)
Of course, we could use chimps, but then when the chimps learn to talk and get smart, then they might think they don't need men anymore. Next thing you know we'll then be fighting chimps on one side and women on the other, with us poor men caught in the middle. Battle of the Primates? Planet of the Primates?
Ladies, don't get any ideas. This partnership has been working great for several thousand years. Yes, we haven't treated you well, but it has improved some, recently.
We need you. You want us. Come on; a good dick inside, when wielded properly, can so feel like heaven. You don't need to die to experience the thrill of the celestial. |
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Rock & Roll... Yesterday and Today
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Posted:Jul 26, 2014 8:23 pm
Last Updated:Aug 5, 2014 5:37 pm
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Weird, isn't it!
Well, you won't know how to answer since I haven't said what is weird.
Here's the thing: In response to a comment by Grayblue1 (..."the best part of Rock N Roll is that there is always new talent coming through...."), I wrote:
"I'm not as optimistic as you, Blue. I listen to the lyrics and these guys are struggling. I want to berate the rhythms also, but I guess I know I would be stretching a bit."
After thinking about it I realize I'm being just like former parents who never considered any music good unless it was from their era!
I never was too fond of Greenday, Keene, or Coldplay. But I love The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, and Dave Matthews Band. However, I have a Wolfmother, Chickenfoot, and even a Foo Fighters CD that I've never listened to, so how can I judge?
Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters are supposed to be great, so I can't genuinely claim that current Rock is at a standstill. Arcade Fire, Snow Patrol, Kings of Leon... I listened to their Cds (part of my collection) and I loved them; so I guess I have to eat crow on that comment from me
Damn! As a lover of the Arts there's no way such an attitude should exist!!
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Skynyrd and Bad Company on Tour
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Posted:Jul 23, 2014 12:57 pm
Last Updated:Jul 27, 2014 12:16 pm
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I was on my way to a show last night thinking after all these years they probably aren't going to sound that great (based on the sound of Mick Jagger, at Rolling Stones concerts, or Roger Daltrey (for that matter).
It made me begin to wonder: Why don't these groups from way back, since they want to continue touring and playing their music, bring in some young vocalists with style and charisma to do the vocals (similar to Journey, Queen, or INXS; although those were more out of necessity).
Of course, I think I figured out the answer immediately: Most of these great bands/groups got to be who they are because of ego, belief in self, and just plain stubbornness. No way are they going to bring someone in who might syplon off some of that love which they so desperately crave.
In some cases (maybe most?) I guess they don't need to!
I went to see Paul Rodgers with Bad Company, and Lynyrd Skynyrd last night, and neither of these groups needed to bring in new leads from what I heard.
Bad Company didn't exactly bring the house down but they did some great stuff and sounded good. Lynyrd Skynyrd, on the other hand, had the place rocking all night, from start to finish.
Both groups did all their popular well known stuff, and the audience was loaded with a whole lot of older folks, which I expected, but their were also as much younger ones (I'm talking early twenties) too, which I didn't expect.
Motor-cycles too many to count (Skynyrd fans, I would guess). The biker-chicks, however, left a lot to be desired, even the ones with very little clothing. I'm more accustomed to seeing hot biker-babes, and last night was super hot (but not these babes.
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Rock and Roll ain’t noise pollution...
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Posted:Jul 15, 2014 3:05 pm
Last Updated:Jul 26, 2014 3:03 pm
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”… Rock and Roll ain’t noise pollution…”
I listen to Classic Rock constantly. On the weekends I might throw in some or Reggae, Blues, Bluegrass, Country, or even Jazz. But Monday to Friday it’s non-stop Classic Rock.
Thus, one might find it hard to believe that there’s anything new for me to hear; I mean good stuff, good Rock!
I mean, people like Metallica, Guns & Roses, Paul MacCartney, or AC/DC might put a new CD out, but it never sounds as good, the music they bring.
New people (Black Keys, White Stripes or any Jack White configuration do manage, but usually it’s not enough, or often enough.
So, in a year like this (2014), when I find out that Clapton (J.J. Cale: An Appreciation…), “Ronnie James Dio: This Is Your Life…” a compilation from some of metals best (Rob Halford, Anthrx, Motorhead et al; Led Zeppelin remixes and rarities being released by Jimmy Page, A new Jimi Hendrix CD (People, Hell, and Angels (which came out last year), Crosby Stills Nash, and Young “CSNY1974”, a live performance from several shows in that year; I could go on and on but that might become boring.
Point is, I have so much to look forward to this year (musically), I’m surprised I’m not wetting my pants!
PS: Thereis a new guy that all the big names seem to want on their show or at their festivals> His name is Gary Clark, Jr. I’m not excited as yet since I have not heard much of his work (same with Joe Bonamassa) as yet, but I do hear a lot of talk about how good they are, so my ears are set.
It was the same with Jack White and I didn’t regret it!
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CSNY/Led Zeppelin
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Posted:Jul 15, 2014 2:46 pm
Last Updated:Jul 23, 2014 1:14 pm
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As far as bands go Led Zeppelin is my favorite, always.
However, in a short while we'll be seeing the release or re-release of Led Zeppelin's old CDs featuring rarities, remixes, bootlegs (previously unheard) and some live songs.
Around the same time Crosby Stills, Nash and Young are about to release a box set of concerts done in 1974, and according to the reviews this is not a release of the concert, per se, but a collection of the best performances from the tour itself (which is different).
The set will feature solo performances being redone by the group, acoustic performances on one disc, and the group at its rocking best on another.
Of course, I’ll get both, but if I could get only one I guess it would be "CSNY1974" since I don't have much in my collection, and never really heard much of CSNY during their time together. I have a few Neil Youngs, 1 Stephen Stills, no David Crosby or Graham Nash (god, I'm embarrassed to write that).
I have all the Zep Cds, on the other hand!
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World Cup Finals
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Posted:Jul 13, 2014 1:08 pm
Last Updated:Jul 23, 2014 1:15 pm
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If I was in New York today I would be at a World Cup Final party (even though my team, Brazil, was humiliatingly eliminated), having Heinekins, barbecued chicken, ribs, steamed fish (with greens,okra, and pepper inside), playing dominoes, and listening to friends talk crap (girls are there, but not the type I pay attention to).
Instead, I'm at home watching by myself, and posting items on AsianMatchMate.com.
That's one of the disadvantages of living in Cleveland, Ohio. Hell, I don't even know if they know about soccer in Cleveland.
All the excitement is about Le Bron (who they don't deserve), and Johnny Manziel (which won't make any difference to the Browns terrible existence); do you hear that Cleveland.
By the way, I went to Columbus, Ohio as part of my anniversary celebration, and it was like I had gone to visit another state. I wanted to leave Cleveland right away.
Anyway, I can't believe I'm cheering for Argentina! My friends are the ones who usually do that.
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700... End of the Affair
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Posted:Jul 13, 2014 12:45 pm
Last Updated:Jul 23, 2014 1:16 pm
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I think each century mark should be celebrated, especially after you past the first 100 (considering I didn't expect to be here long enough to write 100 posts), and I was considering writing something special for #700.
But over the years my ex (who got pregnant for another man (but treated me like I got some other girl pregnant) has become so needy you would think that she's still my woman (yes, I still love her, but that's my cross to bear)!
So I figured I would dedicate number 700 to her (she is the one who re-ignited my love of writing.)
Journey's End
I'm afraid that this is where I get off
this trip was great while it lasted;
this journey was one I truly enjoyed,
aren't you glad it's one that you started?
The wonderful sights, the beauty encountered,
on the byways we traverse each day,
it truly was worth the toll we paid
though we didn't expect it to end this way.
Of course I knew the signs were there
though I was too blind to even see.
Yes, the wheels they wobbled, the engine stalled,
it's like they were always trying to break free.
So, despite the wonderful times we had
this ride now comes to an end.
Knowing the amount of fun we both had
you must know I'll always be your friend. |
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Kitty Swallows Dick Whole
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Posted:Jul 12, 2014 5:56 pm
Last Updated:Jul 15, 2014 12:55 pm
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I just wrote this on the Road to Perdition and realize this is so much my crazy style I had to share it with the rest of blogdom.
I saw this pic and wrote:
I wouldn't say I'm the kind of person who gets excited about looking at a dick (it's such an ugly piece of equipment; then again, I've heard women complain about how ugly their pussy is, so maybe I'm just as bad as they are because that is one of the most beautiful creations I've ever encountered), but I always get a kick out of seeing a dick buried deep inside a nice, moist pussy! 
Call me a freak... call me sick... just call me! 
In addition, each time that I've spent any time looking at a pic of a dick inside a pussy, I've always spent a long time taking in every aspect of what I'm looking at. Nothing has changed about my artistic inclinations so it's not really strange to me, but I can't really explain what's artistic about what I'm looking at.
You know the saying: "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder!"
This could have been a better written piece but I was just riffing and hoping to get all that was going through my mind.
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