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~ Monday, June 17 ~
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You Ever Catch A Duck Chewing Gum?

It’s a rare occurrence. It’s almost as rare as finding a four-leaf clover playing chicken with an honest politician. It’s rare, but it happens.

You have to be quiet when you catch something like this taking place. Put yourself in Elmer Fudd’s hunting boots and be “weeeeal quiet.” it’s duck season, motherfucker. Observe the area. That’s integral. Be on the lookout for suspicious activity, feathers, gum wrappers and NYC condoms.

Did you know that ducks have twirling dicks that violently spring into a female duck’s vagina? Did you know that the female’s vagina is equally as twisted as the male’s penis? Well, now you know. Here’s something to think about when you’re staring at a wall: Can a female duck use a curly fry as a dildo?

The last time I caught a duck chewing gum was on a breezy afternoon in the Spring of 1994. I was 8 years-old and I was feeding the ducks by the small pond at Mt. Saint Vincent. There was one particular duck, standing to the side, isolated from the rest of the duck gang. He gave me a funny vibe. It must have been the way he was standing there, smoking his cigarette and chugging a 40oz with his tar sunglasses. A cool duck.

Then it happened. Upon finishing his smoke and emptying out that bottle of Colt 45, he placed a stick of Juicy Fruit in his mouth. The fucking bastard. He chewed that piece of gum with a smug look on his face that screamed “I just finished smoking a cigarette and drinking malt liquor, and yet, you’re impressed by me, a duck, chewing gum? Fuck you, asshole.” He smoothly picked up his T-Birds leather jacket and walked away with an unprecedented swagger I’ve never seen in another web-footed animal.

It’s amazing what you can spy with your little eye when you’re quietly observing the scene, all the while, you’re simultaneously jumping through hurdles in an attempt to evade the vigorous urge to spew out verbal diarrhea. There’s nothing quite like succumbing to the pressures of a nearby conversation that offers nothing more than an unhealthy reduction of intelligence. Oh, and of course, the occasional chuckle. Those are usually followed up with an awkward pause as you study your immediate surroundings to plan your escape.

I like ducks.

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Dream & Death

Dream & Death

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Ever wonder how many people challenge him on a daily basis for his title?

Ever wonder how many people challenge him on a daily basis for his title?

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Manhattan - Russ Irwin

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In one way, nothing that’s happened in my life has made sense and in another way, all of it has.

I was a shy girl. I wasn’t the valedictorian, I wasn’t the beauty queen. There is nothing I can point to growing up that would have groomed me for any of this. But I observed and I studied, and most importantly I took chances when they were offered to me. I followed Eleanor Roosevelt’s advice – do one thing that scares you each day.

Most importantly, I follow my instinct. I’ve always followed my instinct - the feeling you have when something intangible is nudging you in one direction or another – and it’s as close as I come to a higher power. Here’s what I believe: Say Yes to what the universe puts in front of you, even when there’s no knowing how it will work out. Listen to your intuition with nothing less than awe. Don’t listen to those who judge you, quietly or not. Don’t listen to doubting whispers or negative self-talk, Who do you think you are? You’re a girl (or boy) with a dream, like me.

— Carole Radziwill
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~ Saturday, June 15 ~
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twinkxmonsoon:

coco montrese has really let herself go



I couldn’t resist reblogging this. This looked too much like Chris Bosh.

twinkxmonsoon:

coco montrese has really let herself go

I couldn’t resist reblogging this. This looked too much like Chris Bosh.

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~ Sunday, May 19 ~
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Don’t Be Fooled, My Game is Mental…

There are only a few things in this world that I know, for a fact, which I have in common with Lebron James. We sleep a lot. We like Dwyane Wade. Perhaps, we both enjoy watching a little basketball?

The most evolved, living, physical specimen to play the game of basketball is arguably Lebron James. He, along with the likes of Shaquille O’neal, is a unique paradigm of physical human advancement. If you’ve ever needed any indication of proof of human evolution, then just watch this monster leap into the air with catlike reflexes, catching a full-court pass for the alley-oop.

I watched this season sparingly due to a busy schedule which didn’t allow me to fully enjoy a double-header on TNT. But, the games I did catch (including the playoffs) have revealed a few definitive clues as to what the future holds for us. Here’s a few I’d like to share:

  • Kyrie Irving has the potential to be a Hall-of-Famer
  • Marc Gasol is finally getting the respect he deserved two seasons ago
  • Blake Griffin is this generation’s Larry Johnson (Grandmama era)
  • Brandon Knight is Shawn Bradley’s son
  • This is Lebron’s league for the next 10 years (and no one currently in the league can stop him.)

For all his physical dominance, palpable talent and unlimited potential, Lebron spent nine seasons of his career in the NBA discovering new ways to lose. From shooting air balls at the free-throw line during the 2007 NBA Finals to botching Game 4—a game the refs handed to him on a silver platter— in the 2009 Eastern Conference Finals, the meltdowns began to pile on extensively. But it wasn’t over. Lebron needed to taste defeat one last time before he could win, and he did so during the 2011 NBA Finals. Where we spent a week watching, talking and critiquing, what seemed like a modern Shakespearean tragedy unfolding right before our eyes. Look at the Game 4 box score. That is NOT the man playing today.  Soon, we’ll forget about this chapter in Lebron’s career, as if it never happened. But it’ll be there. Wikipedia might even title this section as: Growing Pains (2003-2011).

So what changed in the 2012 NBA Finals? Lebron finally went out and played ball like he had a pair. And now, he’s walking around the NBA grabbing his nuts and letting everyone know that he finally manned up. Not only that, he asserted his dominance over the only viable threat in sight in Kevin “Stickman” Durant. Physically, he bullied Durant in the Finals, but, despite the propaganda; Stickman did NOT bow down in this arena. His 30ppg on 50% shooting is evidence of that. Mentally, however, Stickman was sodomized like those kidnapped girls in Cleveland. (ALL TYPES OF PUN INTENDED!!!)

Aside from Kobe, there isn’t a player on an opposing team as talented, or as coldhearted and ruthless, that will dare challenge Lebron. Dwyane Wade has been playing the role of Palpatine, orchestrating the destruction of Lebron’s mental and emotional limits on the basketball court ala Darth Vader. Today, he strikes fear into any current and up-and-coming stars looking to overthrow the republic Pat Riley has built in Miami.

For a long time, Lebron’s skillset wasn’t on par with his potential, which he is now beginning to live up to. (Better late than never, I suppose.) This wasn’t a switch that Lebron suddenly turned on, illuminating a bulb overhead in a stellar moment of epiphany. This was a long time coming.

Lebron had pressure. It was tough love from everyone who wanted to see him succeed. (Even if you didn’t like him, but you loved basketball, you were secretly rooting for him.) It was hate from those who dislike overhyped athletes, despise their team’s rival, and sometimes, crabs in a barrel. It was jealousy and envy from his opponents. It was everywhere. Through nine years of punishment from the media and taunting from his opponents, it left his confidence shaken, but it was the necessary nurturing process which would one day develop into the mental toughness he desperately needed. Something his peers lack, because they were sheltered from it.

Up until last summer, every underachiever in the league was given a tiny pass (Hi, Dirk!), as a small spotlight on the road to failure, or a ring, was overshadowed in lieu of the increasingly growing monkey on Lebron’s back. Now for someone like Melo, it’s too late. All the pressure is on him and he won’t have the time, or the dexterity, to mentally lock in and win a championship. Especially, in a New York Knicks uniform.

Injuries to superstars like Rose, Kobe and Westbrook, apparent, are accompanied by the empty tanks that the aging, competitive legends like Garnett, Pierce, Duncan and Nash, are unquestionably holding. It can lead one to safely predict that the Miami Heat will easily repeat as NBA Champions. Not that they wouldn’t have earned it otherwise.

Miami’s biggest worry next year will be injuries, fatigue and focus. (The last team to make four consecutive trips to the NBA Finals were the Boston Celtics from 1984-1987. They won two championships in 1984 and 1986.)

So what’s Lebron’s next obstacle? Will he help lead the Heat to a 3peat? He just might. Will he finish with 5, 6, 7 MVP awards? It’s possible. Most importantly, one day he’ll have to answer a question Kobe grew quite familiar with. Can he win without the other guy(s)?

There it is, plain and simple like Jigga my game is mental
My slow niggas better know I blow their brains out they temples” – Big Pun

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In the end, it only really mattered what I thought. How I answered my own questions. It took me a long time to realize that. And, in time, I was truly happy with myself.
Mom saw my freedom as the ultimate gift she could give me. But I see this house as that gift. A place to return to, when the time was right. Maybe she meant for it to be that way all along. I guess I’ll never know what mom was thinking. But that’s okay. I made my peace with that, too.
If mom had been normal, mom and I had been a normal kid with a normal childhood and normal life…would I be sitting here right now?
Probably not, right?
And what if I could do it all over again? Knowing what I know, what if I had my life to re-live? 
Would I walk into that pharmacy? Would I pick up that stranded businessman? Would I move in with Gloria? Would I be nicer to my brother? Would I stay with Len? And yes or no to any of that, would I be the same person? 
Probably not, right?
But I don’t really wonder any of that, not seriously anyway. 
Truth is, I did what I did on my own terms in my own way, and I made my own decisions. I love this house. I love my life. I love who I am. I love my mom and everything she did for me. 
And no one can take that away from me.
- Megan

In the end, it only really mattered what I thought. How I answered my own questions. It took me a long time to realize that. And, in time, I was truly happy with myself.

Mom saw my freedom as the ultimate gift she could give me. But I see this house as that gift. A place to return to, when the time was right. Maybe she meant for it to be that way all along. I guess I’ll never know what mom was thinking. But that’s okay. I made my peace with that, too.

If mom had been normal, mom and I had been a normal kid with a normal childhood and normal life…would I be sitting here right now?

Probably not, right?

And what if I could do it all over again? Knowing what I know, what if I had my life to re-live?

Would I walk into that pharmacy? Would I pick up that stranded businessman? Would I move in with Gloria? Would I be nicer to my brother? Would I stay with Len? And yes or no to any of that, would I be the same person?

Probably not, right?

But I don’t really wonder any of that, not seriously anyway.

Truth is, I did what I did on my own terms in my own way, and I made my own decisions. I love this house. I love my life. I love who I am. I love my mom and everything she did for me. 

And no one can take that away from me.

- Megan

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An old day passes, a new day arrives.
— Dalai Lama
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The True Gospel: Jesus Was A Martian
Some old shit…


A pedophile spanked a Jew to the rhythm of a rhino’s orgasmic tremors on the dark side of the moon last week.  And, in a drunken haze he navigated his spaceship just close enough to witness Austria’s Felix Baumgartner do his supersonic free-fall jump. Unfortunately, he ran out of gas and his ship crashed, so he was stuck watching it online like the rest of us who are so easily amused by such a diminutive act of insignificance.
The pedophile’s name was Charlie and the masters of the universe—more specifically, He-Man—brought us together at a dive bar in Brooklyn last night. Charlie isn’t your average pedophile, you see. He’s actually an interdimensional traveling pedophile. Charlie actually prefers to be called Charlie the Vagabond because as he says with a creepy tone of voice, “I bond vaginas from every reality.” Uh-huh.
Like many drifters, Charlie has accumulated a vast amount of stories over time. Some that would make for a great television series, and others that would make for an interesting feature-length film. Upon asking Charlie why he had never produced a book or a movie script, he told me about the time he met a man whose ancestors once marched on the ancient sands of Israel. His name was Steven and, like I had done on this very night, he met Charlie at a bar. Stories were exchanged and Charlie has never crossed paths with Steven again, at least, not since Steven took one of Charlie’s stories to Hollywood and translated it into a successful motion picture.
So what was it?
It was the true story of Jesus.
As Charlie told me, the stories are true—Jesus did exist. He did heal the sick and he did walk on water after his death. But, unlike the myth or the claims made by skeptics, he was neither the son of god nor a regular man whose life has been exaggerated. Although I was still blown away by the following admission, I was happy to know that there was another side to this classic story. “Jesus was a Martian,” revealed Charlie. After about five minutes of screaming “I knew it,” I gained my composure and asked Charlie to tell me everything.
Apparently, Jesus and his family had been on vacation, traveling throughout the vast universe and they were on their way back home. That’s when Jesus’ brother, Corky, had to use the bathroom. So the family made one last pit stop on Earth before heading back home to Mars. Who would have known that Jesus would never make it back home?
The large twinkle in the sky that the three wise men followed was just Jesus and his family’s spaceship entering Earth’s atmosphere, preparing to land near a camp prepared by Joseph, whose attempts at taking Mary’s V-card fell through, what with everyone’s sudden appearance. Tired, Jesus’ mother remained sleeping inside the spaceship and never noticed her two sons had left. Jesus drained the main vein, as his father Zoolander, instructed him to do so because “he didn’t want to have to stop at that goddamned moon.” So he followed his brother Corky out into the desolate night. In order to avoid staring at each other’s Martian dicks, the two brothers went their separate ways, looking for the perfect spot to pee.
Upon finishing, an oncoming ruckus from Judean king Herod’s henchmen vanquished the night’s silence, throwing everyone into an immediate frenzy. Herod was attempting to kill and eliminate the potential rival to his throne, as was told through the prophecy; therefore, he had the three wise men followed. And, in the sudden panic, both Corky and Jesus tried to finish urinating as quickly as possible before being caught by the thunderous commotion approaching them. Corky made it back to the ship, but Jesus was lost in this shadowy, strange new world. He mistook Joseph and Mary’s romantic camp as his family’s spaceship, snuck in and slid inside of Mary’s vagina before Joseph was able to put it in.
Suddenly, the three wise men show up and they witness Mary screaming in utter pain. Jesus immediately realizes that he made a wrong a turn somewhere, as he peaks his head out and hears his family’s spaceship ascend into orbit, never to be seen again. Meanwhile, the three wise men present their gifts to Jesus after he solemnly climbs out of his now adopted mother’s vagina. And thus, the legend of Jesus was born.
Years later, Jesus becomes homesick but is stuck in a primitive time, with no technology and no way of communicating with his parents. He becomes obsessed with the phrase, “phone home,” which pretty much left everyone around him clueless. Feeling misunderstood, Jesus takes a trip into a forest for about two weeks and attempts to communicate with his family through the only way he knows how—spiritual telekinesis. Through this divine event, Jesus receives a sacred message which dictates the way home through the sacrifice of his physical being , in order to help him progress into the spiritual world. From this point on he goes on a suicide mission, challenging the very hierarchy that tried to capture and kill him many years ago.
Eventually, Jesus died and resurrected. He’s now able to visit his home through spiritual methods, but his essence will forever remain a part of Earth and of his ongoing followers. Charlie told me that in Steven’s motion picture, he gave Jesus the Martian a happy ending where the family returns and Jesus is finally reunited with them after receiving help from a good friend. Steven wasn’t the only one to capitalize on this story; in fact, Charlie told me that the story of Jesus has been replicated many times throughout history, under a different guise, used mainly as a selfish and governing method of mind control.
Before we parted ways, Charlie left me with these last words. “All he wanted was to go home. Tell these motherfuckers to give Jesus back to the Martians.” Who would have known that an inter-dimensional sexual predator could be so compassionate? So here I am, telling you to remove the shackles of man-made religion from your mind. And I only ask, as a favor to Charlie, to please give Jesus back to the Martians. Thank You.

The True Gospel: Jesus Was A Martian

Some old shit…

A pedophile spanked a Jew to the rhythm of a rhino’s orgasmic tremors on the dark side of the moon last week.  And, in a drunken haze he navigated his spaceship just close enough to witness Austria’s Felix Baumgartner do his supersonic free-fall jump. Unfortunately, he ran out of gas and his ship crashed, so he was stuck watching it online like the rest of us who are so easily amused by such a diminutive act of insignificance.

The pedophile’s name was Charlie and the masters of the universe—more specifically, He-Man—brought us together at a dive bar in Brooklyn last night. Charlie isn’t your average pedophile, you see. He’s actually an interdimensional traveling pedophile. Charlie actually prefers to be called Charlie the Vagabond because as he says with a creepy tone of voice, “I bond vaginas from every reality.” Uh-huh.

Like many drifters, Charlie has accumulated a vast amount of stories over time. Some that would make for a great television series, and others that would make for an interesting feature-length film. Upon asking Charlie why he had never produced a book or a movie script, he told me about the time he met a man whose ancestors once marched on the ancient sands of Israel. His name was Steven and, like I had done on this very night, he met Charlie at a bar. Stories were exchanged and Charlie has never crossed paths with Steven again, at least, not since Steven took one of Charlie’s stories to Hollywood and translated it into a successful motion picture.

So what was it?

It was the true story of Jesus.

As Charlie told me, the stories are true—Jesus did exist. He did heal the sick and he did walk on water after his death. But, unlike the myth or the claims made by skeptics, he was neither the son of god nor a regular man whose life has been exaggerated. Although I was still blown away by the following admission, I was happy to know that there was another side to this classic story. “Jesus was a Martian,” revealed Charlie. After about five minutes of screaming “I knew it,” I gained my composure and asked Charlie to tell me everything.

Apparently, Jesus and his family had been on vacation, traveling throughout the vast universe and they were on their way back home. That’s when Jesus’ brother, Corky, had to use the bathroom. So the family made one last pit stop on Earth before heading back home to Mars. Who would have known that Jesus would never make it back home?

The large twinkle in the sky that the three wise men followed was just Jesus and his family’s spaceship entering Earth’s atmosphere, preparing to land near a camp prepared by Joseph, whose attempts at taking Mary’s V-card fell through, what with everyone’s sudden appearance. Tired, Jesus’ mother remained sleeping inside the spaceship and never noticed her two sons had left. Jesus drained the main vein, as his father Zoolander, instructed him to do so because “he didn’t want to have to stop at that goddamned moon.” So he followed his brother Corky out into the desolate night. In order to avoid staring at each other’s Martian dicks, the two brothers went their separate ways, looking for the perfect spot to pee.

Upon finishing, an oncoming ruckus from Judean king Herod’s henchmen vanquished the night’s silence, throwing everyone into an immediate frenzy. Herod was attempting to kill and eliminate the potential rival to his throne, as was told through the prophecy; therefore, he had the three wise men followed. And, in the sudden panic, both Corky and Jesus tried to finish urinating as quickly as possible before being caught by the thunderous commotion approaching them. Corky made it back to the ship, but Jesus was lost in this shadowy, strange new world. He mistook Joseph and Mary’s romantic camp as his family’s spaceship, snuck in and slid inside of Mary’s vagina before Joseph was able to put it in.

Suddenly, the three wise men show up and they witness Mary screaming in utter pain. Jesus immediately realizes that he made a wrong a turn somewhere, as he peaks his head out and hears his family’s spaceship ascend into orbit, never to be seen again. Meanwhile, the three wise men present their gifts to Jesus after he solemnly climbs out of his now adopted mother’s vagina. And thus, the legend of Jesus was born.

Years later, Jesus becomes homesick but is stuck in a primitive time, with no technology and no way of communicating with his parents. He becomes obsessed with the phrase, “phone home,” which pretty much left everyone around him clueless. Feeling misunderstood, Jesus takes a trip into a forest for about two weeks and attempts to communicate with his family through the only way he knows how—spiritual telekinesis. Through this divine event, Jesus receives a sacred message which dictates the way home through the sacrifice of his physical being , in order to help him progress into the spiritual world. From this point on he goes on a suicide mission, challenging the very hierarchy that tried to capture and kill him many years ago.

Eventually, Jesus died and resurrected. He’s now able to visit his home through spiritual methods, but his essence will forever remain a part of Earth and of his ongoing followers. Charlie told me that in Steven’s motion picture, he gave Jesus the Martian a happy ending where the family returns and Jesus is finally reunited with them after receiving help from a good friend. Steven wasn’t the only one to capitalize on this story; in fact, Charlie told me that the story of Jesus has been replicated many times throughout history, under a different guise, used mainly as a selfish and governing method of mind control.

Before we parted ways, Charlie left me with these last words. “All he wanted was to go home. Tell these motherfuckers to give Jesus back to the Martians.” Who would have known that an inter-dimensional sexual predator could be so compassionate? So here I am, telling you to remove the shackles of man-made religion from your mind. And I only ask, as a favor to Charlie, to please give Jesus back to the Martians. Thank You.

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Ghostface in Twelve Reasons to Die is on your poster!

Ghostface in Twelve Reasons to Die is on your poster!

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Wu-Tang Clan - ‘93 Freestyle over Marley Marl’s Symphony instrumental

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If you want me to travel over moonlit miles

For a precious smile

Following my lonely heart

Call on me, take me…

Far over the seas

I return in my dreams

Sailing home under the stars

Arcadia - Ash

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~ Friday, April 26 ~
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When I first read this I wanted to go out and buy the whole series. The sad truth about prescription pills and bullshit mental health disorders.

When I first read this I wanted to go out and buy the whole series. The sad truth about prescription pills and bullshit mental health disorders.

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