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Your Kiltliness: what’s under the skirt?

Posted by Tespid on July 9, 2009

Kiltliness: what’s under the skirt?

What if? Well, how do I put this? When a man wears a kilt is he wearing a skirt?

And do the cross dressing jokes ever end from non-Scottish man alike and unalike in character? It takes a lot of chutzpah. Actually it takes a lot of self-security and respect for traditional obligations to slip off the donned tight elastic cotton and pin on a kilt. {Aside: from what I understand, not necessarily seen, the traditional way to wear a kilt is for a man’s height to be free to sway beneath the tartan.} Shamelessly I ask, in this shower of deaths does the bagpipe player at the funeral go sans underwear or not? It’s just a thought, just a small curiosity of sorts.

 Considering the free breeze beneath the wool, I wonder if kilt wearers are always ready and able. That brings me to another reason why to wear a skirt. As a female, there is a pointing your life when your personal dress code revolves around the panty line. The only reason it does get to that point is because you understand, to attract a man that your posterior should be appealing. Not unlike an onion. It may be old slang, but the apple bottom came after the onion. For that type of man, tight jeans are a boon, but panty lines are not, especially in form-fitting dresses.

 I must confess that tight fitting pants can be a mess in themselves. Worrying about no panty line gets to a point of staving off strangulation of the thighs and camel toe. Camel toe is vernacular for when pants are so tight on a woman that a “u” or rounded “y” shape occurs in the crotch area. It is noticeable when they display themselves in front of you. Camel toe runs into that grey area when no underwear is worn.

 I remember in high school, a friend’s mom picked me up to spend the night at their house. We had a heart to heart chat and through her I was first introduced to feminism and the gay divorcee icon. Gay meaning happy, carefree and not letting any boundary or convention get in the way of them establishing their own lives. Her form was large and curvy and she wore jeans that I swore, she poured herself into. If I remember correctly, she told me she no longer wore underwear, especially if she was not one her menses. It was confining and constricting to her. I think the divorce was like unlocking the chastity belt that was her underwear. Yes, from what I could tell, she had a life outside of kids.

How unstrange it was that I vowed then and there that when I got a sex life, I’d leave the underwear behind too.

 Undergarments under normal wear and tear serve a perfunctory function. Undergarments for lovers are the dangling tassels of the dialogue of enticement. Clever girls remember that feeling sexy underneath the main mantle, translates above the mantle. Which definitely makes a connection to the type of men who look, gaze maybe even gawk and wonder if the underwear is there. To that I say: If a Scottish man can pull it off, so can I– Especially 24 of the 28 days of a month.

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Lighter Fare

Posted by Tespid on July 9, 2009

 

 

 

Untitled

 

Red rock river communes its rounds in breastliness.

How hard is it to curve your blood rivulet rapids?

Considering carrier pigeons to thee from her hop

‘scending the bluegrass to the

feathered branch a horses height above

in the redtip bushed branches next to

a cotton mouth dove.

Keening, keening, keening between

easing out between the tip of

a forked tongue and tangerine beaked lips.

Keening, keening, keening

coocoo coocoo coocoo.

Wheather I am my bird’s keeper

I do not care to know, just yet.

Keening, keening calue, qilue, cahlue, klue

kah lue.

The Prussian blue tears rolling

off your uniform seem to know

me better from then and not

before 1942– The confusion

of human doings in my mind now.

Maybe I should stay content to

lay with the cows and count thrushes

mandating the trees.

 

Copywrite May 17, 2009 A.D.

By N. Constantine

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1912 by Gregorian Chant

Posted by Tespid on July 9, 2009

A little voice and appearance told me to look up 1912. Wikipedia had a mother load and gave me a reminder:

Has any news service covered the split in the African National Congress that went under a commnist partyline and flag?

The world did change. Oddly, I’m remembering the day at work when I swore to God the whole world became Communist and China was in charge. Why the cloak and veil. No more daggers now, its dollars. Which means North Korea is under control quietly. From the looks of the things that happened in 1912, that is wear policy is at the moment. I’m waiting for the International Opium Convention and if the front in Afghanistan will be different.

Did you know it was a Japanese person from Tokyo, Yukio Ozaki who gave over 3,000 cherry blossom trees to be plant in Washington, District of Colombia?

[I'll write more later today... thanks]

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Patient tightlipped Observance

Posted by Tespid on July 9, 2009

I watch a few different news services through out the day. One is CNN, another is FOX and another is MSNBC. The sprinkling I enjoy is local take on world and immediate events. This way I get a view of the bigger picture and how it influences people at different levels of  economy and contact with the world over all.

Watching the crystallization of Michael Jackson’s death, well, possible suicide gave new meaning to slow fire and quick burn. Jackson I well understood was a pop icon. But remember, not everyone listens to the same type of music and musical interests develop with age. The previous post about Jackson flies in the face of Reverend Al Sharpton’s take of what courtesousy demands of the world to give to Mr. Jackson in the end of his life. Considering the varying postmortem investigations, what can one say but the gluttonously rich to indulge themsleves in habit nuturing activities. With that said and thinking about the enormity of guilt he carried to the point of secluding himself like Howard Hughes, you’ve gotta wonder. Sympathy, regret and pity is all that can be said about the film interview with Mr. Jackson and his children. Placing masks and cloths on their faces. Was he ashmed? I believe I remember that Jackson had a penchant for the movie “Mask” that Cher starred in. The clip of the four of them aa tthe top of a hotel room, proved to me that the children were trapped in “Daddy’s personal prison”. At some point psychologically he choose to lock himself away. The inclination is more towards suicide than the doctor giving the fatal injection.

In April, there was a young black man in 6th grade who took his life because of being bullied and accused of homosexuality.

Today, on CCN was a small video run on a cemetery that contained interred predominantly African-American deceased. Over three hundred bodies are missing, strewn acreoss the cemetery or laying in pieces in crack graves.

The Myspace cyberstalking case is one I doubt I’ll be able to forget. An older women stalks a teenager on line to the point that the teenager commits suicide.

I realize the heat and the evictions will rise through August. Still, I wonder what will be done for those who end their lives, for the sake of not being able to pay the bills, not having a place to go, not being able to see a future after all the jobs may be said, done, gone and not enough to cover all of those who are no longer employed. On local and national news, Katie Couric made the observatio that Hate groups are on the rise in the United States. (This was right after the shooting at the Holocaust museum) If I remember the chart correctly, over one hundred groups have been added. {Aside: Strange I wondered what took so long with the election of Barack Hussein Obama as President. Not that the two would go in tandem. Comparatively to the rise of Nazi Germany via the Socialist Democrats in the 1930’s and the economic situation then. Will Obama become the dictator of trendy PC issues I grew up with in college long ago? I cringe at the radio broadcast I interrupted one night with people chanting “I will not be a homosexual” Notably the annoucer over the chanting had the jist that he was secretly observing. Greenpeace and I’ll tell you now, when the force of the advertisement hits, you’ll watch the legalization of marihuana happen before your eyes, with little taxation.}

Tactics that work, from the viewpoint of a 1950’s boomer flower child would be that the politics on college campuses will be championed and calmly bludgeoned with force upon the American polictical machines through Democratic means without remorse. Those talking points of new found freedom the freshman year become the voting manipulatives for the congressional and presidential offices the following years. Conservatives, those by reigning in and building the structure for infrastructure, may be more apt for a fireside chat like a Roosevelt did a while ago, to at least appear to be side by side with the American public through the obvious indecisive lows.

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Wild gnus: Isra’ and Mi’raj

Posted by Tespid on July 9, 2009

Raw observation type post:

Just looking at the recent footage out of Iran. A wild gnu (guess) is that it’ll be fully toppled in less than 48 hours. I say 24 by the looks of the film shot and the amount of protestors and yelling. Not to mention that tomorrow is a Muslim High Holiday. I am not going to spell out the Arabic Phrase yet, but the holiday is in celebration of Muhammad’s night journey and ascent to heaven, where he met with ancestors along the Abrahamic line and confirmed a connection between Judaism, Christianity and Islam. (BTW: in the Western Hemisphere the holiday fallas on July 19th, 2009.) Apparently this holiday is actually an observance. Muhammad and muslim’s protection through familial lines had died. This left him with no protection. (Isra’ and Mi’raj is the name of the lesser holiday. According to an article many do not observe it, the just read alloud and reflect on historical and holy writings). On this nigth, Muhammad prayed at a holy place, his relief in the stress was a vision, or his death were he travels to heaven and remembers it all. An immediate comparison to the stress/harrasment may be Juden Nacht. Juden Nicht, Kristallnacht, if I am using the term correctly, in reference to the holocaust when over 2,000 jewish people’s shops were hvadalized, seized and some raped in a raid. If there is a move like that upon the supporters of Moussavi or visaversa upon Ahminedajad’s supporter, something cataclismic would happen. The main concern would be were do the  emigrees settle? Iraq? Afghanistan?

The last time an Islamic High Holiday came around the seasonal wheel I had asked my boss to change the date of a particular program. A large portion of the community was muslm and I had an odd feeling something might happen. Not that anyone but me saw a connection, but a police stand off and several dead individual including children near a religious location happened. I’m getting the same feeling with the occurences in Iran.

Second reaction to current Iran footage: They’ll start pulling people from their houses and shooting them live on state television. If you have ever read and Milan Kundera or Andrei Cordrescu you might catch on to the savagery that is comparatively playing in my head. I think it may go either way. It’ll take a small flash point and courage before government building are seized by the protestors. My guess, state radio or television will go first or second, before any attempt on the religious ruling authority.

Considering the possibility that everything and everyone in state affiliation and in power is secure, maybe, just maybe this protest is a period that has been worked into their governing structure. If it is solid and absolute, which a theocracy would have to tout as its mainline. Then truly everything is under control. And this is just a veil to cover something else occuring on the ground. On thing I ran into when looking up which holiday was occuring tomorrow in the Islam religion. The holiday I though is was is the handing down of the Qur-an from Heaven. Personally I wondered, what paperwork was going to be delivered to Mousaui, Ahminedahjad and the protestors from heaven. A declaration of Civil War? I wonder what is going on the the other provinces of Iran. Not just the city protests. Is this movement just an “inner city” persepctive, or is there other input that needs to be considered?

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U.S.A. Monetary System Change and Addition

Posted by Tespid on July 9, 2009

Dear Money Morning Reader,

I’m writing with important news about America’s monetary system.

The U.S. Treasury has finally approved a new gold-backed “dollar.”

This new legal tender will spend just like regular paper dollars. You can use it to buy wine, shoes, computers, even houses.

But for those who get in now, the new money could automatically double your savings in just 6-9 months.

That’s because unlike regular paper dollars, this currency rises in value whenever gold prices rise. And according to experts such as Euro Pacific Capital President Peter Schiff, gold is on the verge of a 100-500% rocket ride.

That’s why I urge to read the special report we’ve prepared on this opportunity immediately.

The sooner you get onboard, the faster you can supercharge your cash.

Sincerely,
Mike Ward
Mike Ward
Publisher
Money Map Press


U.S. Treasury Approves “Gold Dollars”…

“America’s New Legal Tender”

You can now use this gold-backed cash to potentially double
your savings over the next 6-9 months, automatically

Gold expert Peter Schiff shows you how, for free

Dear Reader,

The U.S. Treasury Dept. has officially approved an historic switch.

Starting days from now, you’ll be able to exchange regular paper dollars for a more valuable form of money.

Experts are calling America’s new legal currency “Gold Dollars.”

Because each “dollar” is backed by one gram of pure, 24-karat gold…

You’ll be able to use this money just like regular dollars. You can buy anything from shoes to wine, cars to houses.

The only difference?

Since the money is backed by physical gold (stored in Fort Knox-like security), it could prove the smartest “investment” you ever make.

The purchasing power of each “dollar” goes UP whenever gold rises. The value of your savings account could soar…

  • Every time Congress passes another trillion-dollar spending package, fueling inflation…
  • Every time the world flees into gold thanks to geopolitical instability (think North Korea successfully testing a nuclear bomb)…
  • Every time massive hedge funds and Wall Street firms pile into gold to hedge their equity positions…
  • Every time countries like China move out of the U.S. dollar and buy massive quantities of gold, like the 1,054 tons they now hold.

And considering where gold is likely headed, this could be the perfect time to change some money over to the new currency.

As Reuters reported March 9: “Gold may reach $2,000 an ounce in the next year if the dollar falls [further].”

Richard Russell wrote in his Dow Theory Letters on May 19: “Gold seems on a roll now.”

Dennis Gartman said on May 20 that “the dollar does look vulnerable… if this persists, commodity prices generally shall rise, and gold shall too.” And MarketWatch now reports that gold could be on the verge of a “historic breakout.”

As you’ll see in this report, making the switch to “Gold Dollars” could not only protect your savings against coming market shocks, it could automatically double your money over the next 6-9 months.

Even better…

You don’t have to move all your savings, or make any big decisions. You can start with as little as $30. Converting to “Gold Dollars” takes about five minutes. Anyone can do it online, securely, using your regular savings account.

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