The following correspondence originally took place upon the Facebook wall of my friend, Claudia C…
Rayn: I watched this four times in a row, because it’s mad funny! 🙂 The Doctore even says “dangle” once! LOL!
Jupiter’s Cock! (Compilation):
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Claudia C.: “dangle his cock from the skies” lmao!
The following correspondence originally took place upon my Facebook wall…
Jenny D.: Maybe this is why I hate Pepsi.
Suicidal Tendencies – “Institutionalized” Frontier Records:
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Rayn: Ha! EPIC MUSICAL RANT! Skillz!
When I first read your post through my phone, Jenny (which says, “shared a link on your timeline,” followed by your comment), I thought you were going to cite this as the reason you hate PepsiCo:
Pepsi’s Bizarro World: Boycotted Over Embryonic Cells Linked to Lo-Cal Soda:
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/pepsis-bizarro-world-boycotted-over-embryonic-cells-linked-to-lo-cal-soda/
Of course, even if it is true that aborted HEK 293 (human embryonic kidney) cells were used in the research and development of the patented sugar enhancing ingredient that will soon be inside of Pepsi’s latest “diet soda” (due to hit the shelves this year), the original human cells used in the Senomyx company’s “technology” are subsequently cloned, then cultivated on a larger scale. This means that, either way, there are no actual aborted cells in their final product. Therefore, Pepsi drinkers can rest safe knowing that they will never actually be drinking aborted human fetal cells if they do decide to try the company’s new brand of soda. On the other hand, those that are politically (or even just personally) anti-abortion might want to start boycotting Pepsi right away, due to their collaboration with Senomyx – a company that has created multiple products derived from aborted fetal cells!
Jenny D.: No actual aborted fetus in the final product. Another reason not to drink Pepsi.
Rayn: “What the f*ck were they thinking!?” 🙂
Jenny D.: Drink Coke! It’s the real thing…
Rayn: Ha! Maybe in Mexico, it is! In the American-manufactured version of their product, however, Coke uses the cheap, sugar-replacement I like to call “high f*cktose corn-syrup” (unless it’s the yellow-capped Kosher version that is sold during Passover – in select neighborhoods, of course)! 🙂
The following correspondence originally took place here, upon the Facebook page, “Stateless Sweets“…
(replies from all third parties have been omitted for clarity)
Stateless Sweets: Senate Passes Bill Making Harassment of Police Officer a Crime:
http://www.nysenate.gov/press-release/senate-passes-bill-making-harassment-police-officer-crime
(update: archived copy of above link located here: http://web.archive.org/web/20130608230026/http://www.nysenate.gov/press-release/senate-passes-bill-creating-crime-aggravated-harassment-police-officer)
“Senate Passes Bill That Would Make it a Felony to ‘Annoy’ a Police Officer”
Rayn: More American Fascism, Exposed!
As I scrolled through my Facebook news feed, I discovered the following artwork here, being shared by the page, “Infowar Social Networking Coalition,” and originally posted it to my own wall, along with commentary…
“Hemp Returns to America for the First Time in 60 YEARS”
http://www.survivalandbeyond.net/industrial-hemp-returns-to-america/
My Commentary: It’s about time! So long as Americans don’t cave in to more pathetic “drug war” propaganda and lies, the timber, cotton and oil industries can say finally begin to say goodbye to their government-enforced monopolies over the vast majority of the world’s textile, paper and fuel production – which incidentally rely heavily upon a wasteful and obsolete business model of artificial scarcity and price gouging in order to continue reaping the enormous profits they have grown so accustomed to over the centuries, while also keeping them in constant receipt of corporate welfare (AKA “subsidies”), and unreasonably rewarding them for destroying the entire ecosystem! These are some of the same industries that have continuously lobbied for government-sponsored military intervention in those commodity-rich sovereign foreign nations that are unwilling to be subdued and imperialized in the name of “progress” and “industrialization,” both currently, and historically!
Hemp, for the win! It is a superior source for the world’s textiles, paper, and fuel. It contains more cellulose than both timber and cotton, it gestates in a mere six weeks, it does not significantly deplete the soil it grows on (hence requiring almost no crop rotation), it requires little to no fertilizers, it does not need to be sprayed with pesticides (since the negligible amount of THC within it deters insects, naturally), and it also makes for a great bio-fuel, along with a form of eco-friendly plastic, and even a type of “concrete” (hempcrete, which is vastly stronger than what we currently build with, now)! It’s time for some TRUE progress to take place!
(update: the linked article is down, so here is the location of the original – from NaturalNews.com: http://www.naturalnews.com/040602_hemp_crops_Colorado_marijuana_legalization.html)
I originally posted the following photo I took, along with commentary, onto my Facebook wall…
The program schedule for the 2013 Sprout Film Festival at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in NYC
I just enjoyed the Sprout Film Festival‘s “Program 6: Short Docs,” which included “Track by Track,” “Bagpipes and Bullies,” “Autism: A World Within Our Own,” “Heart Over Body,” “Watching Over,” “Garrett’s Fight,” “Cam Lasley,” and “My Brother Vinny.” — at The Metropolitan Museum Of Art, Manhattan.
