With the recent events that surround someone I love being assaulted in such a manner that is SO offensive to me, this guy has brought a smile back to my face. I just wish I could fly him over the pond and let him sing his magic at a certain place that deserves all the Fuck, Cunt, Ass, Ass Cheeks, etc. they can get. Here is my guy singing a few shit list favorites:
GOLD!
Personal Fav:
And who can forget…
How bout a little respect fucker?
Fucker in Red. ASS CHEEKS!
Enjoy!
From my trip to Atlantic City, New Jersey with JohnnyD. Had a great time! Stayed at the Bally’s hotel on the boardwalk, in the fabulous tower.
As usual click on the pics for the big ones!
Also the room at the Bally’s hotel looked like Dego Dazzle Honeymoon style. Notice the honeymoon lights glaring down at the head of the beds. Nice place. Kinda corny.
(Besides the fact that it’s true)
I know this doesn’t sound right but the power of numbers shows you the truth:
Click the graphic for the info
I really love WMOM. Not because its a family member’s station, but because it keeps alive those things in life that just should not be forgotten.
One of these gems is Engelbert Humperdinck. Once an idol, and now a shit list favorite. Growing up, he made my granny’s (in the words of Jerri Blank) as “moist as a snack cake down there.” She would play his record all the time…Today is Englebert’s birthday and I want to give a shout out to all those grannies in the world whom during the driest part of their years, could still bring on the showers for some hot Engelbert Humperdinck meat. HA!
To reflect the current social zeitgeist, Starbucks has reworked its logo. I like it,….
All this royal wedding bullshit today just reminds me of Baltimore Royalty…
Apparently all the hot cute guys are getting jobs in Vorhees, NJ. Is this the new east coast San Francisco, or Brighton?
Technology News: In a move designed to increase both personal freedom and levels of surveillance, the Iranian government has launched a new social networking website for its burka-wearing citizens: Slitbook.
With tensions erupting across the Middle East, Slitbook has been seen as a conciliatory move from a government notorious for its oppressive regime and appalling treatment of women.
The website, developed in conjunction with Facebook entrepreneur and privacy specialist Mark Zuckerburg, allows women, who often have no idea what their Slitbook friends actually look like, to stay in touch with each other while male family members are watching.
“It’s great” explains Rana Al Khatib as she logs on. “Previously my social life was limited to my pet cockroach and being beaten by my brothers. Now I can be virtually oppressed by virtually anyone!”
Slitbook has already been banned in France, where posting a picture of yourself in a burka on Facebook is illegal. Pictures of women in burkas found on French-hosted websites are being removed by the government and replaced by pictures of Carla Bruni with her top off.
Despite such adverse reactions in the West, Slitbook is enjoying massive success not only in Iran but across the region. However, it remains to be seen whether the Iranian government’s much-vaunted microblogging site Slitter will take off in quite the same way.
