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larry was in SF in the summer of hate guy sold him some beat dope larry chased him into an alley guy pulled a knife guy got away mexican sold him a pound of pot south of the border just a little in the corner he pulled away rest was hay montezuma"ss revenge holding grudges my father was cuckolded in 1947 it killed a family for 50 some years learn something oh, and maggie's uncle, her mother's brother, died on schedule yesterday on the anniversary of his sister's death oh, well maggie's loose on the street because her PO is on vacation she could kill somebody i don't give a sh*t knock yourself out |
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"state of mind" the nutsack from NZ was worried about (bikini took a beating, no?)(wink¡-it) where you live, don't you, no! i wear jersey on my sleeve we made it all up, monkeys Peelers, money honey (in god we trust, drip, all others pay cash) banks (stash cache) inter-state roads, hitler's i dea, for tanks! i like ike, carumba! proper ty (Peel it back!) every god forsaken thing all to prove we're not animals oops, there it is! dis grunt (led) exPO grunt is making a lot of noise right this second where you live, dreamer free your mind, Freeda Peephole wow, comin" up lame, again i'm a shoo! onin to do it, again onion head! my opinion, for what it's worth sh*t you know we're dreaming the whole thing right? and there all placebos, basically except the good stuff you'll be just fine, monkey you ain't crazy, you're just f*cked up discuss. |
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heard of the "knights hospitaller"? the templar's kept the bunk sorry, bank got google, wik-idgit? where all the "hospital" bush*t sprung from (a typo, i swear)(cock of the walk, evil doin' d*ckhead) (fun when he's had a few pops, look for the wedding video) like you ain't got a bed at home holey land, shmoley land, lots of dead people arguing over stories good on ya, dumb*sses! chances are the poison's there though named molly in this monkey's tree made my bastard brother into a (dead ex) dope "addict" ruined my other siblings, temporarily twisted my good dead mother's guts we put her down she was sufferring feel real good about that one didn't know then DROWN in regrets and snot, MOTHER-F*CKER! most of your black heart isn't missed a bit enjoyed the stories, though when you opened your toothless yap for anything but bitterness and anger what, me worry? (for you, DICK!)(still love you)(in the powerful manly SENSE) get out of bed, that cold's love-sickness, like my pal mark honey's got. he f*cks like a champ so i'm told by him 'course the ex lurks in the back ground (of the past) hearts cannot forget the times together where you gonna put the watch? my iphone makes a good trans-sistor radio thanks for remembering, steve! now stop dyin" and f*ck somebody! my sister's nice |
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ha! d ta explain to maggie what a SENSE of HUMOuR was. the greeks knew about snot and black (bile) heartslook it up, geniuses! they left out spit, droo!, puke, blood no, sweat, tears, p*ss, sh*t and spooge. stuck up little pederasts, huh? quite the ped o' gods. ped o philes: dig feet? no peripatetic* walks. where socrates gives you a queer lesson. in sod o'er me. nice. RIM the per i'm eat (ing) 'er, bruce. do a nice JOB. now wipe your mouth. and tell me you love me. fag guts: i don't hate, only pity "it's all love": BULLSH*T! women, sh*t-on-d*ck, get it right!you know, you're not really a dick ted, eddie, YOU JUST REALLY LOVE YOUR DRUGS. you can stop them on a dime, if you forget about them for a couple days. like in jail, GENIUS. you get sick 'cause you miss 'em. sniffles, chills 'cause you don't bathe. running man nerves. to repeat, go f*ck yourself, doctor's lawyers pigs! and you dear reader: rub it for meal k hall's a blood thinner, and brain pickler. you just can't drive, *sshole! the monkey's got ALL his brain cells, bone-head lying doctor pr*cks! tried real HARD to kill 'em, believe it. LESSONS in lifeCOUGHs announce your presencealso good for losing that last smokegot 8 f*cking bucks so i can enjoy a little bitter taste while sucking? like mother's milk, hmm, menthol! sin tax, syntax, another way of saying:for christ sakes, stop enjoying your life, it'll cost you: same co incidence, this monkey has a hard time remembering s-e-x, dreams, toofunny, honey's, what you do |
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don't suppose the herpes "vir-us" is just an eruption say on the lips like betty had years ago because she was kissing me and not tommy who was in the army? surprise, surprise, i didn't get it! i've had 2 woman refuse to kiss me when we made love because they were afraid they'd fall in-love more than one woman has told me, later oh well, other lips will due in a pinch never seen "genital herpes" maybe i wasn't looking for trouble teenagers faces erupt like mad because they're desperate to mate, but can't boils, too (anger?) i've seen it you, too jesus, people, you don't have a left hand and a little imagination? |
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Jesus, Mary and Joseph ... my d*ck hurts That Lady Gaga's something, huh? Like Madonna, but with talent. Wouldn't mind rubbing that apple the wrong way. This monkey feels it incumbent upon his self to make the ladies aware of the definition of irony: THE EXPRESSION OF one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for HUMOR ous or emphatic effect : “Don't go overboard with the gratitude,” he rejoined with heavy irony. See note at wit • a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result : the irony is that I thought he could help me.• (also dramatic or tragic irony) a literary technique, originally used in Greek tragedy, by which the full significance of a character's words or actions are clear to the audience or reader although unknown to the character. ORIGIN early 16th cent. (also denoting Socratic irony): via Latin from Greek eirōneia ‘simulated ignorance,’ from eirōn ‘dissembler.’ (another slur on the eirish) might've boffed that vixen* Maggie TWICE but for her ... misguided ... misinterpretation of my ... thoughtless ... words. the boys are mighty p*ssed. *vixen a female fox. • a spiteful or quarrelsome woman. ORIGIN late Middle English fixen, perhaps from the Old English adjective fyxen [of a fox.] The v- is from the form of the word in southern English dialect. (the FYX was NOT in) again ... F*CK! |
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more words; symbols & sound constructed to convey meaning: secrets lies suspicion envy control an emotional animal falls PREY to these often when LOST in thought or CAPTURED by false belief and arrogance we're the one's who make it so complicated building walls of delusion: time, schedules, obligations life is meant to be en joy ed, not endured LIVE, LEARN, LAUGH, LOVE then LEND me a smoke you'll get it back soon enough |
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if you said that prayer it was answered, in a day thank you from my soul to your's maggie (and me) will be out of pocket a bit a magic man named Carmen opened the gates if you didn't believe before you have reason to now i no longer have doubts i just gotta get a leash for this nutjob |
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if you own a soul and care about another's say a prayer for maggie she's in a cage suffering she hurt someone not like her mother was hurt that fine woman was made to suffer by a beast maggie is not guilty if not innocent the pain she felt at age twelve returns in rage even thirteen years later a torn heart doesn't know time pray that she has patience and that the pain leaves her and the rage Maggie was not made to suffer her soul is pure it's borne grievous injury undeserved pray that the pain leaves her and the rage and for her freedom and for the wisdom of her keepers |
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Hi, my nephew is 17 and this is his senior yr in high school. He plays football and I was wondering if Jiu-Jitsu would help him. Thanks for your advice. |
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pixelmuttz.blogspot.communicat ion, brother tom, another p*ssed off big head druid jesuit. (*sshole) the cops in my neck of the woods have a hardon for me can't IMAGINE why f*ck me hard, PIGS! Dremelled those front bottoms, you know your teeth grow back if you lose them right? just gotta cut the gum, same as wisdom teeth. (?) ( ! ) {') iodine, hydrogen peroxide against in fect ion, brush with baking soda. pearls! some blood, pain for a day or so, isotropol if it gets too much. moderation! bend back those buck teeth? slow as you go, not sure. get a job, dentists "No woman is guilty of rape" Kevin P. Joslin, fellow traveller you lookin' at me like you lost somethin' larry's celly? all or most of larry's friends are DEAD i'll make a list one day break some hearts distilled flowers needles loneliness f*ck it, i ain't dead they're only memories now as real as anything else |
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what are conservatives conserving? remember the old south? what was that about? keeping the niggers down. remember? we like being the worlds policeman don’t we? but wait a minute, how about the next precinct? maybe they deserve to die, they have different uniforms after all. we have the means to KILL EVERYBODY. does that give you a chub? NECESSARY EVIL ever heard of it? |
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he who is without SIN* cast the first stone ORIGIN Old English synn (noun), syngian (verb); probably related to Latin sons, sont- ‘guilty.’ funny, in spanish sin means “without” how about that? |
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they used to burn fagots* by the bundle, did you know? it ain’t a crime, but as a rule it’s bad policy ORIGIN early 20th cent.: perhaps from the obsolete sense of fagot ‘contemptible woman.’ ORIGIN Middle English (in the sense [wickedness, sin] ): via Old French from Latin crimen ‘judgment, offense,’ based on cernere ‘to judge.’ ORIGIN Middle English : from Old French reule (noun), reuler (verb), from late Latin regulare, from Latin regula ‘straight stick.’ policy 1 |ˈpäləsē| noun ( pl. -cies) a course or principle of action adopted or proposed by a government, party, business, or individual : the administration's controversial economic policies | it is not company policy to dispense with our older workers. • archaic prudent or expedient conduct or action : a course of policy and wisdom. ORIGIN late Middle English : from Old French policie ‘civil administration,’ via Latin from Greek politeia ‘citizenship,’ from politēs ‘citizen,’ from polis ‘city.’ policy 2 noun ( pl. -cies) 1 a contract of insurance : they took out a joint policy. 2 an illegal lottery or numbers game. ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: from French police ‘bill of lading, contract of insurance,’ from Provençal poliss(i)a, probably from medieval Latin apodissa, apodixa, based on Greek apodeixis ‘evidence, proof,’ from apodeiknunai ‘demonstrate, show.’ i'm a stickler, notice? it never ends. |
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Tell me again, Mike. Who is the master of B*LLSH*T? bull 1 |boŏl| noun 1 an uncastrated male bovine animal : bull calves.• a large male animal, esp. a whale or elephant.• ( the Bull) the zodiacal sign or constellation Taurus. 2 Stock Market a person who buys shares hoping to sell them at a higher price later. Often contrasted with bear 2 .adjective [ attrib. ](of a part of the body, esp. the neck) resembling the corresponding part of a male bovine animal in build and strength : his bull neck and broad shoulders. verb 1 push or drive powerfully or violently : he bulled the motorcycle clear of the tunnel | he was bulling his way through a mob of admirers. 2 be bulling,of a cow, behave in a manner characteristic of being in heat. PHRASES like a bull in a china shop behaving recklessly and clumsily in a place or situation where one is likely to cause damage or injury. like a red rag to a bull see red. take the bull by the horns deal bravely and decisively with a difficult, dangerous, or unpleasant situation. ORIGIN late Old English bula (recorded in place names), from Old Norse boli. Compare with bullock . bull 2 noun a papal edict. ORIGIN Middle English : from Old French bulle, from Latin bulla ‘bubble, rounded object’ (in medieval Latin ‘seal or sealed document’ ). bull 3 noun informal stupid or untrue talk or writing; nonsense: much of what he says is sheer bull. ORIGIN early 17th cent.: of unknown origin. THANK YOU FOR NOT SMOKING. BUCKLEY, READ THE FAMILY |
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phalanges |fəˈlanjēz| plural form of phalanx (sense 2). phalanx |ˈfāla ng ks; ˈfal-| noun 1 ( pl. phalanxes ) a group of people or things of a similar type forming a compact body or brought together for a common purpose : he headed past the phalanx of waiting reporters to the line of limos. • a body of troops or police officers, standing or moving in close formation : six hundred marchers set off, led by a phalanx of police. • (in ancient Greece) a body of Macedonian infantry with long spears, drawn up in close order with shields overlapping. 2 ( pl. phalanges |fəˈlanjēz; fāˈlanjēz|) Anatomy a bone of the finger or toe. ORIGIN mid 16th cent. (denoting a body of Macedonian infantry): via Latin from Greek. phalange |fəˈlanj; ˈfāˌlanj| noun 1 Anatomy another term for phalanx (sense 2). [ORIGIN: mid 19th cent.: back-formation from phalanges, plural of phalanx .] 2 ( Phalange) a right-wing Maronite party in Lebanon founded in 1936 by Pierre Gemayel. Compare with Falange . [ORIGIN: mid 20th cent.: shortened from French Phalanges Libanaises ‘Lebanese phalanxes.’ ] DERIVATIVES Phalangiste |ˌfālanˈ zh ēst; fəˈlanjist| noun & adjective (in sense 2) . |
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when i was stroking out trying desperately to live i was calling out to what i thought was an old woman in the adjoining curtained bed i was screaming mary! margaret! maggie! i wonder if it was ... my new friend i saw another pink old dude such as myself being wheeled out he stroked, too a little lopsided i told him he'd be alright he gave me a little grin another f*cked up mick the world's lousy with them* *they give us big ole Depakote pills, chalk, to neutralize the salt (manic-depression)(bipolar)(ha ppy sad)(emotions), it probably works. i snort sugar. and f*ck. |
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if someone is close enough that you can smell them breathe how can it be "bad"? they MAY BE releasing their scent don't ask me |
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the realization that no one HAS TO DIE nearly just dropped me, mike, we know how to stay alive now. LOVE EACH OTHER live, learn, love, (and the other one that escapes me just now) don't stop cumming, you'll get prostate (men) or liver cancer (women) use all your parts every day in MODERATION oh. yeah LAUGH! |