17 May 2007

Deja Vu: The 'Ho's of State are Back with Amnesty Bill

It seems only yesterday that the same whores in the United States Senate voted for an amnesty bill. In actuality, it has been one year. Yet the 'ho's are back at it again. Will they never give up, these 'ho's of state?!

14 May 2007

daisies

By Lost in Emotion

I bring thee daisies because it is thy name sake.
Thy beauty is perfection: skin white and smooth as fresh milk;
Lips full and luscious and cherry red;
Body so curved as to epitomize the hour glass;
And bosoms so generous never seen before in thy race.

I am cursed as thou art fortunate.
I am wretched as thou art gleeful and carefree.
I am hideous as thou art fetching.
I am forlorn as thou art cheerful.
I am forsaken 'cause thy beau is embraced by thy arms...

11 May 2007

daisies for Daisy


By Lost in Emotion

Alas, You are young and beautiful--nay Fetching
Never have My eyes seen such Pulchritude
Perfect Size, Perfect Shape, Perfect Giggles
Too young for Me? Yet, not so Young at twenty-three

But You belong to another
More glamorous than I
And perhaps more deserving than I?

Mine can only observe from afar
Hoping, wishing and dreaming
All from afar...

07 May 2007

Chinaman's Wok

As always, The Fairbank Report brings you stories that others have not yet dug up or dared to dig up. The following from www.pekingduck.org is outright scary:

A mysterious epidemic is killing pigs in southeastern China, but international and Hong Kong authorities said today that the Chinese government is providing little information about it, or about the contaminated wheat gluten that has caused deaths and illnesses in other animals...

...Because pigs can catch many of the same diseases as people, including bird flu, the two U.N. agencies maintain global networks to track and investigate unexplained patterns of pig deaths.

Hong Kong television broadcasts and newspapers were full of lurid accounts today of pigs staggering around with blood pouring from their bodies in Gaoyao and neighboring Yunfu, both in Guangdong Province. The Apple Daily newspaper said that as many as 80 percent of the pigs in the area had died, that panicky farmers were selling ailing animals at deep discounts and that pig carcasses were floating in a river.

The reports in Hong Kong said the disease began killing pigs after the Chinese New Year celebrations in February, and is now spreading. But state-controlled news outlets in China have reported almost nothing about the pig deaths, and very little about the wheat gluten problem...