06 Sep 2014
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Leftist Media can spin uncivil Arabs booing their own keynote speaker as a slam on Conservative Ted Cruz

September 6, 2014


Leftist are spinning as hard as they can to turn Arab “Christians” booing a speaker they invited to their symposium because he said something with which they disagreed to the point he had to leave the stage as the person being heckled as deserving it. Just like democrats commonly claim women who are beaten deserve what they get (if the beater’s politics are correct), they take the same tack here, blaming Ted Cruz for not pandering correctly, or something (safe link, goes to an article bucking the narrative that of course, the conservative Tea Party favorite involved is the criminal here.)

25 Aug 2014
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Why so serious? Overanalyzing girls posting naked pics

August 25, 2014

Here’s how to over-analyze the fact that young girls just like the attention and positive feedback of posting their cooch online:

If you’re building a tech product that has anything to do with photos then you’re probably feeling an uncomfortable sense of déjà vu lately, and it has to do with data security.

It had become so routine that throughout the fall it was hard to imagine a Monday without hearing about another set of iCloud photos that been hacked during the weekend.

And these aren’t just typical pictures of the girl down the street or the guy next door.

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14 Aug 2014
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Girl Lover on the Bus

August 14, 2014

Fun on the Bus

by Marie LeClare

Cairo, Illinois, is a sad place. It really feels deserted. The population is about 3000 which sounds like a good round number, but the city was built to handle a population five times larger. The buildings are still there, large stone banks, churches, and government buildings; beautiful in design, but with their promise unfulfilled. They look sad standing still abandoned. It’s the saddest city in the world.

My name is Natalie..Natalie Wood. Yes I know that it’s the same as that famous movie actress but I’m not a pretty girl. At least not in my eyes, and certainly not as pretty as she was. The boys used to tease me with, ‘When nobody would, Natalie would’, but really I wouldn’t.

My Mom had a hard time supporting us since my Father died from that accident you read about in the newspapers and with no insurance, so she decided to put me on a bus when I was 12, by myself, to go and live with my Grandma down in Montgomery, Alabama.
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22 Jul 2014
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Omaha the Cat Dancer comics added

July 22, 2014


Just a note, we never did feature this addition, making up for that now.

The complete 24 original issues of Omaha the Cat Dancer, a “funny animal” soap opera with plenty of furry sex going on, by artist Reed Waller and writer Kate Worley, now posted. I’ve had these since the ’80s (some of them) and added to the collection over the ‘net in the ’90s and just getting around to posting them. Also 2 issues of Images of Omaha, which were tributes drawn by many comic artists as a benefit for Keen, the artist for Omaha, who had contracted bowel cancer at the time. Ironically, cancer would claim the writer of the series, Kate Worley, leaving the main story unresolved, but her husband stepped in and edited and added to her notes and I guess they finally did tie up all the loose ends.
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