Thanksgiving Story




Thanksgiving was a time our family cherished. It was the only time all of us got together under one roof and mingled. Except for me. ~ I was the the family embarrassment. They were Catholic, and disliked my way of life. I played guitar, loved Heavy Metal, and worshiped Satan. ~ All this explains why my family shunned me. In their eyes, I was the flaw of a nearly perfect gem, but in mine, I was the cream of the crop.
I should’ve known they had something awful in mind when they asked me to join them somewhere. They drove me to the very corner of the ranch. ~ “What the fuck are we doing back here,” I asked. My only reply was, “Shut up you blaspheming fool.”
At last we got to the destination. My father, mother, and sister were standing around, wearing funeral clothes. ~ In the middle was a shallow grave. “What’s that hole for?” I asked dumbly. “Take a guess you satanic fucker!” Was the reply from my father.
I felt a thud on my head. I hit the ground with a loud thlap. I turned in spite of excruciating pain to see my uncle wielding a shovel. ~ I touched the back of my head to find my fingers coated in blood. I suddenly grew light headed and passed out. When I woke up I inhaled dirt. ~ Luckily, my family didn’t know how to properly bury someone so I was able to dig myself out. I sat there and puked for about fifteen minutes.
When I got back, it was Thanksgiving night. through the window I could see my family, sitting there, saying grace like the sheeple they were. ~ Seeing them praying made my hate for them and all Catholics grow. It went from a smouldering, muddled anger, to a flaming, outrageous hatred.
I ran into the garage and found my uncle’s shotgun, sitting there, waiting for me, beckoning, saying, “Go ahead, make these fuckers pay.” ~ “Hi Mom!” I shouted as I pulled the trigger, I started laughing uncontrollably as I continued firing at my family until I was empty.
“WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU?!” My father asked, wounded, shot in the gut. “Wrong with me?” I asked calmly. “What’s wrong with you?” ~ With that I threw the gun away and dined. Not on Turkey, but on raw human flesh. It was the best Thanksgiving ever. ~ Twitter serialization by @creepypasta_txt. Pictures are from The Library of Congress. This is a repost.




The Day CS Lewis Died
It is a cold saturday before turkey day. Since I am too lazy to write fresh material, I will recycle. The product is a book report of Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas, by Thomas Eugene Robbins. When you read TER, you start to think, which can cause trouble in both Little China and Big Muddy. Just editing a book report from five years ago can have that effect.
A note on context. A load of laundry is in the machine, and will require a maintenance visit. The good news is that the device is working properly, and the drain is sending all the water to the county, without leaving any overflow on the floor. Somewhere between 19 and 39 minutes from now, the load will be done, and it will be time to hang it to dry in the back yard.
The music in the background is by JS Bach. The internet archive is chock full of high quality music by the gentleman. I can go back to listening to more recent music when the time is right.
In the text, the word arcana appears. It should not surprise anyone that a text about TER will have the word arcana, which rhymes with banana and Savannah … jfc, I hit the cntrl button instead of shift when spelling Savannah, and google docs had a hissy fit because it thought I wanted voice typing, and this device does not have a microphone … arcana is not recognized by spell check. The suggestions are canary, canard, narc, NASCAR.
So, the post is finished and posted. On a good day, it will get a viewer. I am posting almost exclusively for my own enjoyment. A Dick Cavett guest once said that reading and masturbation were the only solitary pleasures, but he never wrote a blog.
It is now 2315, roughly 14 hours after I started this. I originally thought I would write and write and write, but now the get up and go has done got up and went. Maybe it was when I got in from hanging the laundry out to dry. I decided to go for my morning walk, and put a bottle of water in my bag. Unfortunately, the cap on the bottle wasn’t shut all the way, and about half the bottle wound up in my bag. I had to empty the bag, set half of the contents out to dry, and take the bag out to the clothes line to dry. That was the high point of the day.
@The_Kyle_Mann Everyone remembers where they were the day CS Lewis died @chamblee54 I was in fourth grade. What really tore me up was Aldous Huxley. … Aldous Huxley was tripping on acid when he met his maker. JFK was dreaming about having a quickie with this girl he was going to meet after lunch, while Jackie was getting her pillbox hat retooled. As for CS Lewis, it was really an allegory for Jesus getting offed on the cross. Some people just know how to have a good time.
Maybe a few notes more about HAIFP are in order. The first time I read HAIFP was early 1996. I was taking a break from smoking pot, and wondering if I was going to make it. After six weeks of misery, I was reading HAIFP one night. One character said, in the house of your mind, the pictures are all upside down. I walked over to a poster of Grace Jones, pulled the push pins out, and put it upside down. At that point, I realized that marijuana detox was going to work, but not until I finished my peanut butter and raw garlic sandwich. Pictures today are from The Library of Congress.
Sutra Concern
dark thin empty gaze · remember creaking clomping · nothing but himself
Robert Lee Frost wrote the motto of the fencing industry, and never recieved a dime in return. Of course, RLF has been dead 61 years, which may have something to do with this. RLF is not well known to the younger generation, but was quite a force in his day.
teenage Buddhism · understand Sutra concern · will raise man warning
There are a lot of warnings in the manosphere these days. The spectre of teenage Buddhism is attaching itself to the carnal corporal copulation, while inducing somatic suffering and existential eggheads. When you understand … or oversit … these concerns, you will be blessed.
SCAM ORIGINATES · RUNAWAY COLONIAL · FAT INDIGENOUS
The headline of this all-caps eyesore is “IN THIS HOUSE WE BELIEVE.” Of course, the middle three letters of BELIEVE is LIE, but don’t worry about that one. It is all a SCAM, and if you BELIEVE enough you will revert from slender Euro-American to FAT INDIGENOUS.
JD Vance normal · became radical they/them · resents deranged me
Actually, JDV is the closest thing to normal in the new odor order. He is already radical, no matter what pronoun he uses. JDV is going to bring back using initials to identify politicians, in the tradition of FDR, JFK, and LBJ. Never mind that the last one did not work out so well. The resentment of Trump deranged America will not go away.
racism models · #BlackWoman consequences · mediocre bet
This is about the phenomenon of Kamala Devi Harris. She is 44% Jamaican, and yet was aggressively marketed to the voting public as a #BlackWoman. If you point out the Indian mother, then you were a racist. KDH became Democratic Presidential nominee after a bizarre set of circumstances which nobody fully understands. KDH ran one of the worst campaigns in recorded history, including youtube ads … with no opportunity to skip … where she screams “And when we fight, we WIN!!!” Maybe somebody was impressed by these ads, but the net effect is to blow through untold billions of dollars and elect the antichrist former POTUS to a second term. Mediocre is a compliment when talking about a corrupt hack like KDH.
his op-ed sexist · transphobic harassment con · young men art problem
Part of the fun of #Politics2024 is phrases like “manosphere.” Apparently, saying anything other than white men are the source of all the world’s ills is tantamount to platforming neonazis. Saying that prepubescent young men should not take puberty blockers women is transphobic harassment. The woke-apocalypse is at hand, and all those who resist will be forced to watch Kamala Harris campaign videos on endless repeat, with no opportunity to skip.
Line Mining The Sonnets
Find the sonnets of Shakespeare. Copy them into a word document. Read each one, and isolate the lines that resonate. Match up the lines by rhyme. Compile villanelles when appropriate. Retrofit rhymes onto others, pair them into couplets. Incorporate them into sonnets and octrains. Since the lines are already iambic pentameter, there should be minimal metric revision.
It became obvious that hearing them read would work better. A lovely source turned up. Earlier this year, Sir Patrick Stewart read a sonnet a day. The actor sat down, put his glasses on, opened his book, and read a sonnet for the camera. There were little comments, about the poems, scattered throughout the videos. With the aid of Sir Patrick, I began to get a sense for the iambic feng shui. In my own craft, I have long struggled with meter. Maybe this will help.
Everything is lower case in my graphic poems. There is no punctuation. It soon became apparent that commas were essential to the pacing of the sonnets. As for the capital letters, it is likely that Mr. Shakespeare capitalized. This was a few hundred years before e. e. cummings.
How do we know for sure? The original manuscripts are not available. “None of Shakespeare’s original manuscripts have survived, due perhaps to the fact that they were written, many of them hastily, strictly for stage performance. Not so much as a couplet written in Shakespeare’s own hand has ever been proven to exist.” There is speculation as to the true authorship of these pieces.
“Shakespeare’s sonnets were first published together in 1609 as a quarto, athough they were probably written much earlier. The sonnets, far more popular today than the epic poems, are still published both individually and as a group.” How did these sonnets get from the desk, to the printed page?
Sonnet LIV ends with “When that shall vade, my verse distills your truth.” @SirPatStew commented on the word vade, just as I was ready to take a google break. A site, Shakespeare’s Words, appeared. Vade seems to be the same word as fade. And no, this blog was not named for Sonnet 54.
1609 not only saw the publication of the sonnets, but the production of the King James Bible. There are legends that Mr. Shakespeare was involved in this project. “Because, if you count 46 words from the beginning of Psalm 46 and 46 words from the ending of the psalm (not counting the “Selahs”), you arrive at these two words: “shake” and “spear.” … Shakespeare would have been 46 years old in 1610, when scholars were finalizing the translations for publication the following year.”
Some Bible scholars are not fond of this story. “Nevertheless, just like the idiotic claim that King James was a sodomite, the story will undoubtedly be repeated ad nauseum no matter how thoroughly it has been discredited.” Less debunkable is this: “William Shakespeare is an anagram of ‘Here was I, like a psalm.'” Pictures today are from The Library of Congress. This is a repost.
Eighteen Questions Part Two
A few days ago I recycled a 2008 post, with 18 questions shared by the late Michael Liebmann. Many of the issues discussed have seen dramatic changes in the last 16 years. It might be fun to take a look at these 18 questions through the lens of 2024.
01. Do you have the guts to answer these questions and re-post as The Controversial Survey? · Sharing dangerous opinions was always been risky. When you have a blog that “nobody reads,” it is a bit safer to stick your red neck out.
02. Would you do meth if it was legal? · No. I agree with Abby Hoffman … speed is a body fuck drug. Those who sell it should be severely punished. He also said the only dope worth shooting was Richard Nixon. Our current leaders make Tricky Dick seem reasonable.
03. Abortion: for or against it? · Oh my, how this issue has changed. Roe v. Wade took a long time to overturn, and it will take even longer to reinstate. Abortion is now a state issue, for better or worse. The a-word is an emotionally charged issue. Almost anything you say, or don’t say, is going to upset somebody. As a gay man, I have been exempt from many of the tough decisions faced by others. I am rather reluctant to tell other, more involved, people what they should do.
04. Do you think the world would fail with a female president? · When we have a president of the world, we can think about this more. In the last 8 years Democrats have had 2 women candidates for President. Both Hillary and Kamala are incredibly flawed performers, who lost to the orange haired antichrist. The first job of the president is to get elected.
05. Do you believe in the death penalty? · I apply Bill Clinton’s take on abortion to the death penalty. “______ should be safe, legal, and rare.” There is one other “life issue,” war. By it’s very nature, war is not safe, but it is usually legal. If only we could make war rare.
06. Do you wish marijuana would be legalized already? · Reefer is legal in many states now. Unfortunately, Georgia is not one of them. We may be seeing a backlash against legal pot in the near future, or maybe not. This could be a good issue for Donald Trump to step up on.
07. Are you for or against premarital sex? · People are always going to fuck.
08. Do you believe in God? · The key word in that sentence is believe, not God. IMHO, God probably exists, in some form or another. The question is whether or not you approach her through belief. Beliefs are just opinions on steroids.
09. Do you think same sex marriage should be legalized? · This is an obsolete question. SSM seems to be firmly entrenched in our culture, and probably will not go anywhere.
10. Do you think it’s wrong that so many Hispanics are illegally moving to the USA? · This is similar to my views on abortion. My ancestors have been in America for hundreds of years. I am not a poor person, desperately trying to survive economic hardship or a repressive government. Those who do will have a dramatically different point of view.
11. A twelve year old girl has a baby, should she keep it? · I don’t understand this. Does it refer to a 12yo getting pregnant, and being forced to carry the child to term? Or does it mean a 12yo, with an already delivered infant? Are we going to forcibly take the child away, even if there is a family to support and assist? We need more information.
12. Should the alcohol age be lowered to eighteen? · Yes, but this is not going to happen. In the seventies, 18 year olds could drink, and boy did we ever. A few years later, the federal government made federal highway money dependent on a 21 yo drinking age. While many of us support a return to the 18 yo party days, it probably is not going to happen.
13. Should the war in Iraq be called off? · The war in Iraq eventually petered out on its own. Eventually, the killing moved across the border into Syria, which was weakened dramatically. Syria is not a factor in the current Israeli holocaust wars, which may have been the ultimate goal of both the Syrian civil war, and Operation Iraqi Freedom.
14. Assisted suicide is illegal: do you agree? · I said in the earlier piece that offing yourself should not require the assistance of a doctor. I have not changed my mind.
15. Do you believe in spanking your children? · As someone who does not have any children, it is not appropriate for me to have opinions.
16. Would you burn an American flag for a million dollars? · In recent years I have declared war on people leaving unwanted flags in stranger’s yards. Some people see this as a good way to advertise their products. This is a greater desecration than burning a flag.
17. Who do you think would make a better president? · Almost anyone.
18. Are you afraid others will judge you from reading some of your answers? · If it got someone to put down facebook long enough to read something, I am pleased.
Winching The Dead
A recent post included the phrase “getting severely overweight dead people out of an apartment building.” Those are googling words. Most of the results are hand wringing about the number of overweight people. A couple of the results were worth clicking out.
The headline result is from Merry Olde England, which is becoming known as the fattest country in Europe. Fire service called in 50 times to winch fat people out.
“Paramedics in the West Midlands have had to call on their heavy-lifting emergency service colleagues, despite having extra equipment to help move extremely heavy patients themselves. Over a three-year period they called in West Midlands Fire and Rescue Service on 50 occasions, so the patients could be winched out with apparatus designed for lifting car wrecks. Sometimes morbidly obese patients, … can only be extracted from their homes after a window is taken out, say firefighters.
… Nick Harrison, chairman of the West Midlands Fire Brigades Union, said: “In most cases these people are quite elderly and are suffering from serious medical issues which have left them bedridden for a long time, and they have put on a lot of weight. “Many times we have to remove the whole window frame and get them out that way. It’s a lot safer both for them and for the rescuers.”
… Official statistics show the West Midlands to be the fattest region in Britain, which is itself the fattest major country in Europe. According to the Association of Public Health Observatories, about 25 per cent of adults in Britain are now clinically obese. In the West Midlands, the figure is 29 per cent. By comparison, across the European Union as a whole it is just 14 per cent. “
One of the commenters had a constructive suggestion: “The ‘feeders’ should be brought to court and punished. For every obese person there is one or more ‘feeders’, who shop, supply the food, help the person eat it etc. Being a ‘feeder’ should be a criminal offense.”
This is a repost. Pictures are from The Library of Congress.
Kamala Will Be On
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nolan plantation · roy cohn · howard stern · jd vance · dresden drive
donnie trump · comorbisity · perpetrate · phil lesh · blue plastic cowboy
five o’clock somewhere · jbl tune buds · gary indiana · gsu · sting
JBL Live Free 2 · jbl tune flex · 4409 bradley dr · ray · risk
select shorts · true crime garage · up vanished · the daily · reflector · fiction
escapepod · pjvogt · mind killer · mind killer · chudai · Myocardial ischemia
GGACP presents Frank DeCaro … discusses his book, “Drag: Combing Through the Big Wigs of Show Business.” Also in this episode: Tommy Velour! “Jethrine” Bodine! The artistry of Charles Pierce! The other side of Flip Wilson! Uncle Miltie’s “meaty tuck”! And Herman Munster becomes a cocktail waitress! · gsu · This is a repost from 2013. · This is a repost. · reruns are an important part of publishing a blog. When you are too lazy to produce new material, you pull something out of the archive. Today we have a book report, of a @tomboyle book about Tim Leary. · There is a trending topic, #IDFfoodies. If you look at it, you will see tweets that say “Tumbuh Bersama Membangun Ketahanan Pangan Indonesia!” … “Growing Together to Build Indonesia’s Food Security!” · Ben Franklin wrote a letter in 1755, supporting the right of the Colonial government to assess taxes. Today, that quote is used by tax-hating conservatives. @QuoteResearch · there is a thread on reddit. “Do you think the jews in israel might be possibly more evil than the regular german civilian in 1940?” The Germany did not publicly defend what they were doing to the Jews. Israel defends and excuses what they are doing in Gaza and Lebanon, and blames it on the people they are slaughtering. · This is a repost from 2013. On June 10, 2018, Briarcliff United Methodist Church Briarcliff United Methodist Church held its final Sunday service. The building is currently used by The Globe Academy. … · “I read the book I urge people to read the book we’re gonna sell the book here whether you like it or not.” · “you know what’s funny you need at least the attitude of a comedian when you’re doing this business” · pictures today are from The Library of Congress · selah
The Church Sign
This is a repost from 2013. On June 10, 2018, Briarcliff United Methodist Church held its final Sunday service. The building is currently used by The Globe Academy. Traffic on Briarcliff Road never changes. Pictures today are from The Library of Congress.
Religion is very personal. When you have a miserable experience with Jesus, it will not go away because of glib expressions of “faith.” When you put a sign by the road, you don’t know who is going to see it. You don’t know how they are going to be feeling.
I was driving to dinner one night, when I drove by Briarcliff United Methodist Church. The facility is on a busy road. They have a sign in front, with a message that changes from time to time. This night, I was in a bad mood. I was thinking about people who have humiliated me for Jesus. The sign in front of BUMC said “When was the last time you prayed?”
The concept of prayer is collateral damage in my struggle with Jesus. As I became alienated from Jesus, the idea of a person talking to God appeared selfish and self aggrandizing. There is something about having an angry bully for Jesus snarling “I’m going to pray for you brother” that makes the concept of prayer repulsive.
There is another thing to consider here. Pushy Christians assume that they have the right to grill you about a sensitive personal issue. The idea of saying this to passing motorists is incredibly disrespectful. It is none of your business if I pray.
I looked up BUMC on the internet when I got home. They have a modern website. The top tab on the menu said “Prayer Requests.” This is for people who want someone to pray for them. Maybe you can leave a prayer non-request. Ask them to respect discomfort with their religion, and don’t put intrusive messages by the roadside.
Further down on the website is an email address (church@briarcliffumc.com.) While not expecting a miracle, I decided to send them an email. Here is the text of that message.
You have a message board in front of your church. The message when I went by was “When was the last time you prayed?” I was offended by this message.
I have had a tough time with religion. I have been humiliated many, many times because of Jesus. I have heard about your scheme for life after death thousands of times, and simply do not agree with it. An intrusive roadway sign is not going to change my mind.
My belief is that my opinions about God are none of your business. If I trust you, then we can have a discussion. Having a rude sign by the road side is not going to help me trust you.
Even though it is none of your business, I am going to answer your question. Even though I was talking to God, and not to you, I am going to repeat what I said. “God please help these people to have respect for their neighbor, and take that awful sign down”.
What Ben Franklin Really Said
It is a popular line. “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” The credit, or blame, for this gem is assigned to Ben Franklin. Did he really say it? What was he talking about?
The good news is that Mr. Franklin did say these words. (Here is the text.) What follows was written by a lawyer. Prepare to be confused.
“The words appear originally in a 1755 letter that Franklin is presumed to have written on behalf of the Pennsylvania Assembly to the colonial governor during the French and Indian War. The letter was a salvo in a power struggle between the governor and the Assembly over funding for security on the frontier, one in which the Assembly wished to tax the lands of the Penn family, which ruled Pennsylvania from afar, to raise money for defense against French and Indian attacks. The governor kept vetoing the Assembly’s efforts at the behest of the family, which had appointed him. So to start matters, Franklin was writing not as a subject being asked to cede his liberty to government, but in his capacity as a legislator being asked to renounce his power to tax lands notionally under his jurisdiction. In other words, the “essential liberty” to which Franklin referred was thus not what we would think of today as civil liberties but, rather, the right of self-governance of a legislature in the interests of collective security.”
Mr. Franklin was writing on behalf of legislators who wanted to assess a tax. The quote is used by tax hating conservatives. The modern conservative wants to send a hundred thousand troops to a conflict eight time zones away, and pay for it with tax cuts.
Another article tells much the same story, but with a couple of twists. There is a google gimmick that shows how often a quote is used. The BF quote was little known until the twentieth century.
The techcrunch article introduces a dandy word for the rampant misuse of quotes. The word is contextomy. This explanation is from Matthew McGlone of the University of Texas at Austin.
“‘Contextomy’ refers to the selective excerpting of words from their original linguistic context in a way that distorts the source’s intended meaning, a practice commonly referred to as ‘quoting out of context’. Contextomy is employed in contemporary mass media to promote products, defame public figures and misappropriate rhetoric. A contextomized quotation not only prompts audiences to form a false impression of the source’s intentions, but can contaminate subsequent interpretation of the quote when it is restored to its original context.”
The spell check suggestion for contextomy is contentment. This is a repost. Pictures today are from “The Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library.”
Be Kind To Your Enemy
Did Jesus say to “Love your enemy”? Some believe this, and do it. Some claim to believe this, and practice the opposite. There are others who claim to love their enemies, but you have to understand what they mean by it. It can be very confusing. This is a repost.
I went to a source for documentation. Oh, the blessed conjunction of copy/paste with public domain. When I entered enemy (singular) in the search engine, 100 verses came up. When the request was made plural (enemies), 237 entries popped up. The last mention of enemies is Revelation 11:12 “And they heard a great voice from heaven saying unto them, Come up hither. And they ascended up to heaven in a cloud; and their enemies beheld them.” Loving your enemies does not include bringing them to heaven with you.There is also the star of the show.
Matthew 5:44 “But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you.”
There is scholarly debate about what Jesus did, or did not, say. The words available to modern man have been copied by hand, edited, translated, and interpreted. I do not know Aramaic from Alabama. Like anyone else, I can only read and listen, and think for myself.
In a sense it does not matter what Jesus “really” said. Christians are going to believe what they want to believe. More important, they are going to do what they want to do. As far as the difference between what Jesus “really” said, and what his believers say and do … they can explain.
What follows is a humble suggestion. Did the translators and scribes get it wrong? Maybe Jesus did not say to love your enemy. Maybe what Jesus said was to show kindness to everyone. This is a practice thing, rather than a belief thing.
It is not as much fun to be nice to someone, as it is to scream about life after death. Kindness does not need to be justified by a quote from a magic book. You just need to do it. Pictures are from “The Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library”.
Third Friday
humanesque highway · foghorn foggy stomping boots · forgot bio this!
Friday morning, before halloween, is a day for more doctors, less peace of mind, the anticipation of another election from hell, the sure knowledge that the end of humanity is in the greedy insane fingers of pyrocrats that you have no control over, but do have a good excuse for their horrid behavior.
NEVER too old · weird do NOT share your bank account · meds not the fun kind!
NEVER is a word that should always be in all caps. NEVER is a warning, and message that some things should not be done if you value your life, or anything else. NEVER is an absolute, and absolutes have a way of being violated as a sign of suicidal resistance.
ANAL JIM CROW VIEW · nonsense PRIDE PARADE? ONLY · AMERICA true!!!
Jumping Jim Crow always looked at things from the end. A minstrel show was a nonsense pride parade, even if seldom trending on twitter or in the queue on youtube. Only in America.
psychoanal art · never mating if you don’t · hear the dead knowledge
All true art originates in the anal sphincter. Like opinions emerging from the bowels of reality, fueled by the junk food beliefs of the elders, art is highly anagrammic. art atr rat rta tar tra. trl la la la la on the trolley, clang clang clang
look people trauma · organ procrastination · 12 week willpower
Anyone can have 12 week willpower, even if you put it off. Little trauma is required, especially if you use a piano instead of an organ. Looking at people trauma is not always in good taste, especially if you get caught too often.
beautiful nothing · race creed inebriation · yellow salvation
Waffle House is what Waffle House is. The bright yellow beacon at the long end of a Georgia night, where the hash browns, and the people, are always scattered and smothered. If you go down Peachtree, and take a right at the Waffle House, you get to the Big Chicken.



































































































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