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Thursday, November 26, 2020
Wednesday, November 25, 2020
My family has been here since day one of the great nation that you seek to rape and pillage. We fled England in the 1680's to seek a more perfect life of religious freedom risking our lives in that journey into the unknown. I know all about unity and American history.
I resent every breath you take - every breath that your voters take - I loathe and spit on your pleas for unity. Who the fuck do you think you are?
You and your ilk are the enemies of a free people.
And I hope you die before you ever get to piss on this nation as President.
You call for unity. You bastard. You fabricated the narrative of your wife's death along with your children to repackage their roadkill so it suited your political narrative. You blamed a truck driver for killing your wife and your brood when the truth was directly opposite.
That truck driver was not the one who ran the stop sign.
Your fucking dead wife did just that. She killed your brood. And the truck driver put his truck into a skid to try to avoid making your wife and brood into road patte. But you chose the low road as you have done throughout your political career and you turned the truck driver into a butcher and your wife into a saint.
It is rather unfortunate that you weren't at the wheel of that car. America would be better off.
Yes, a record number of dead Americans voted for you. And there are likely tens and hundreds of thousands of names that never existed that voted for you. That is the Democrat way. When you cannot compete, hide in your basement and let the dishonesty of your political life fabricate a false narrative and steal an election.
You are a 78 year old disgusting man. You inhale the hair of young women as you grope them when they are captive to cameras and are easy prey for your hands. You put children on your leg and then delight in how your legs tingle. You proudly run around nude around Secret Service women under the guise of skinny dipping at your Delaware cave where you charged the Secret Service rent for their accommodations to protect your ass.
I loathe every breath you take. I so wish you'd assume room temperature and never become a President. I don't wish you harm other than you experience the grip of a heart attack that squeezes the life out of your pathetic body and sends your sorry ass to hell. You are not fit to serve and you are the trojan horse to implement socialism.
There is no way I'll unite with enemies of the freedoms that my family fought for in the Revolutionary war or for the honor of the Union in the Civil War. You and your ilk are the greatest virus threat to America and you can never be my President nor can you be any President.
Go to hell, you asshole. You have some nerve acting as you have and whining even as you got away with crimes that Trump was impeached for far more personal benefit; you were complicit in a complete fabrication of collusion with Russia when you are up to your old fucker ass in China and Iran double dealings. You can take the call for unity and shove it up your ass.
Happy Thanksgiving, asshole.
Thursday, November 22, 2018
This year, despite the loss of my Dad on October 6th, life is still worthy of pausing for what I am grateful.
I had the opportunity to spend some time with my Mom and Sister these past few days. Our family is practical to the max so we now have a tradition around Thanksgiving time to clean the gutters for the winter and to then string up Christmas lights so that Mom can turn them on when she wants without having to worry about their installation. We've been doing this event for going on fifteen years and it is a time where we can gather together to enjoy each others' company and to then have a nice meal after the cold several hours we'll spend.
I am thankful that my niece is getting to march with her band in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. She's awesome though touched a bit by millenial's disease, but at least she retains some common sense and is intelligent. She also graduates from college this year. Time flies! She told me they practiced last night in a room that could hold the over 500 members of her marching band and that they'd be getting up at 3 am! Oi.
I am grateful that I have a friend named Tim from Canada who completes me. We often joke that we were brothers separated by conception in that we share so much. He is my very best friend even though we've never met. Every Friday we converse over the phone for several hours. I so value this. I wish his Mum well this holiday season.
I am also grateful for the place where I've been working for five years and that continues to reward me for my efforts with praise and coinage! I've never worked in a place that is so friendly and driven to help those in need to turn their lives around.
I am also thankful that the first squatters of this land were so warm and friendly in their welcoming of my ancestors in the 1680's as they nearly killed all of us as we dared to set foot on their land. Perhaps if the hurricane that drove our ship into the rocks off of Maine had not happened, we would have found worthwhile first squatters who could celebrate diversity and immigrants. I am grateful because the first squatting dirtbags failed to kill us all. I'm here because of their laziness in removing white people from Maine.
I am grateful that the Democrats failed to capture the Senate so anything they do on impeachment will fail to result in removal from office of our great President, Agent Orange, the Donald. I am also grateful that the Senate has the real power and we can remove the leftist infection from the Supreme Court with more great conservative jurists! Next up for replacement: Ruth Buzzi Ginsberg!
I am grateful for the robust economy that is of no result from the punitive actions of King Pimple of a Man. He told us we'd never ever again experience growth like this. It is queer that he should now try to steal credit for him despite blaming his eight years of terror on George W. Bush.
I am grateful for being a fag - I loves me some serious men and their wonderful bodies. And I love the widest range possible of backgrounds of men. I don't care who you are or where you come from. I appreciate every flavor!
Thursday, November 24, 2016
In Canada, they've long celebrated this holiday somewhere near Halloween. They'll likely be celebrating something called boxing day when we in the states will be thinking only about Christmas.
Alas.
I'd like to recognize of the things that I am truly thankful for in this year of our Lord, two thousand and sixteen. I know the Lord pisses some off. I do choose my words carefully.
The highlight of my life is always those whom I consider to be friends - the old fashioned measure of friends - the people whom I'd invite over for dinner - not the kind on a book of fakery that satisfies an inner need to have a large number of followers and friends.
Heading this year's list of true friends is my beloved from Canada. Years have come and gone and yet, my friend is always there every Friday for our weekly telephone conversation of all things topical and not. This is a virtual tour of my southern porch where we'll sit and sip Mint Julips with our white gloves carefully pulled up and our sun bonnets placed on in a typically southern way. We'll rock away the hours sipping and laughing and spitting up to truly fanciful conjecture and speculation and gossip. Hours will take flight in a way only Star Trek could envision. They'll seem like minutes as we've talked each other's ears off with the hottest gossip that only us fags can do.
There is something so precious about these weekly gatherings - hundreds if not thousands of miles separate our homosexual lives from each other, yet we continue to be amazed that we are so similar even in our differences and that we are truly separated at conception as we are like brothers who want to get naughty someday.
I do relish taking my spot on the Veranda awaiting for him to glide into his rocking chair all dressed up in his Canadian flag dress and matching ruby red slippers bringing along his cadre of possums while I hide my Poppet until the very end - the wicked monkey does so want to come out and play.
In our discussions, we've found the long lost recipe to worship differences and to respect them instead of using them to cap each other's asses with firearms or a well placed high heel to the forehead. I'm at a loss how we in humanity can no longer hold a conversation that has two distinct viewpoints. In this era of ultra-sensitive personas who must always win every battle, it is a lost art to take a bold sip of mint julip when someone utters words that diverge from our own thoughts and ideals.
I've found that in truly worthwhile relationships where two individuals congregate, that a large container of mint julip is so necessary to have on hand; for I've found that talking about things that we both agree on grows rather rancid the longer we agree. Having abundance in things minty and julipy always makes divergent thoughts go down better than a spoon full of sugar. And in the end, when there is sufficient divergence, we are both feeling a bit more happy anyway. Without the Mints and the Julips, we'd be looking at each other and yawning.
Do you have someone whom you can converse on a telephone for hours and manage not to repeat items? In this era of hashtags up the ass and twits of twits of retwits of twits and twats, I find it comforting that I can reach out and touch the land of maple leafs and maple syrup and have someone who I feel I've known for eternity. There is something so comforting about our Friday discussions that even politics can't shake and that our worries about our own lives can't shake. It is as if on Friday we both put on our most precious garb and play dress up wondering how outrageous the other will look or if we can catch the other with lipstick misplaced on a denture.I suppose I am most thankful that I breathe and can experience Fridays in a simultaneous reality above all things. I could stoop to being thankful for mere breath or having my family intact or having a job or a big-boned cat with sufficient fluffitude to make me want to hug her incessantly. I could be thankful for being able to achieve wood without a little blue pill or that my sex drive still borders on near criminal. I could be thankful for having the gift to write enough words onto a digital recording device that I am an author of two books to date with two more in the oven.
Yet, this Thanksgiving I have to note that the most wonderful thing in the world to me are my Fridays where I recapture a closeness that I've not known in the more than twenty years since my Richard passed away.
All things considered, my life is quite dandy with my Friday candy.







