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5.5.11

GOP Debate, Chemtrails and Shoe Tossing in the Southern Tundra

Compulsory Games

Shout out to some of my colleagues who were up in stage tonight on FOX for the first GOP debate to see who is going to replace Barack Obama. Ron Paul was there, presiding over his inner toothless dog. Alan Keyes was right there in the middle looking much less shiny than he usually comes across on TV. Looking good, Governor Keyes. At one point, Governor Johnson made a derisive comment about not getting enough questions, as though FOX was conspiring to keep him powerless and irrelevant, which is like saying there was a conspiracy to keep Marlon Brando fat. In a strange story that's come out after the death of Cleopatra, it seems that Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando found themselves trapped on Manhattan after September 11, 2001, the day of the false flag, inside job bombings of WTC 1, 2 and 7, by the recently thawed Osama bin Laden, who was earlier in the week taken out of cold storage and shot in the head and the chest by a trained seal.
I wouldn't trust any of the three coconuts to drive, but the trio of celebrity girth, addiction, and pedophilia is like the ultimate road trip buddy movie. As if Josef Stalin and Gilbert Godfried drive across the USSR one summer after reading On The Road. Trotsky was Ginsberg. Cassidey was played by Sarah Palin, who watched the event from her house. Was there a lot of Soviet LSD in the 60s? I'm not sure. Heaven knows they didn;t receive the sane kind of critical, musical creationist spark of America, but the bands Gorky Park, Autograph, and Pow5 Fin3ge9 came out of that movement. At one time, Autograph was as big as Scorpions cover band Scorpions and they played the same material.

(Center) Steve Plunkett, lead singer of AUTOGRAPH at a 1987 press conference for their new album "What a Country!"










Don't Wake Up

PIGLET, DON'T BE SUCH A PRICK!


No, it;s not the Hyacinth House, it;s the House at Pooh Corner and this time the gang is still going around moving stuff with their feet like bashful crime scene investigators. "Don't Wake Me Up I'm Dreaming" with that loud George Lopez braying on the TV in the background like a donkey banging pots. George--take a drink of something. Your hurting me. It's 1:52 ayem and I was just listening to the greatest soulest smoothest heartiest "It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Alive on the TV" and Kenny Loggins Began Singing "House At Pooh Corner" like a mad man, going further and further down that particular riff and rabbit hole until I get to the point where I started to take the whole premise of the animals and their philosophical problems seriously and I get tangled up in the torrid lives of Piglet, Eeyore, Christopher Robyn and I think, Zen? Really? You match everyone you meet with a blank check that;s quickly drawn on the amount they're worth to you including our friend Piglet. The Pooh Series is basically a children's guide to suicide for the sensitive. How did Piglet get a check for a hundred quid anyhow? Pulling double trick shifts in stained mechanical bus station bathrooms. Check the nobs in the sinks and put on your long overcoat Piglet. Probably your even home free. How embarrassing is it then for the folks at Pooh Corner to see these once beloved characters scatter in my head as I nod off.
I was born at the house at Pooh Corner and captained one of Pooh's rum ships against Prohibition in the 1930s, but I never did understood the whole Pooh Bear thing--it's like a game of Clue but its cat and mouse and the cat is the great Kenny Loggins and the mouse, his partner in crime David Mamet .Instead of a cast with colorful names, like Colonel Mustard, Miss Scarlett, Doctor Brown, Black Betty, these kids had pasts. They didn't fit neatly into the box of the time.
Colonel Mustard led the overthrow and clam genocide at the the bottom of the bottom of the sea, near Christ Craft City.
Ahh, Winnie the Pooh--a childhood mystery story about suicide. Who's going to do it? Who's going to attempt? Who will succeed? Don't go guessing Pooh poetry rightaway). Give the others a chance. The floor will recognize the chair for five minutes...any objections?

4.5.11

Watching Your Language: Osama Bin Laden is Still Very Dead

Life: Highway?

Unmatched musical genius and author of the enduring, endearingly encephaletic recording artist Tom Cockring once sang that "Life is a Highway." Not only that, no interpretation was necessary to see that he fully intended to ride that highway throughout the present evening and into the morn, hinting hot so subtly that there would be very little worry concerning which way he was going to travel or with whom. Actually, he seemed almost blase about the entire issue. If somebody happened to be going his way, Cockring assured the world that he was going to drive it all night long. Whether he's talking about a fabled metaphoric highway that existed in the high barley and wheat fields of poetic license or was just talking about banging a $2 whore for the night and then sleeping it off in a Motel 6 off the highway. The answer, my fellow grammar detectives, assuredly rests in the linguistic device employed by Cockring. He said "Life is a highway," and not "Life is like a highway," which makes all the difference in the world. Behold the metaphor in all its glory: a literary device that would change the world, not just for rock and roll musicians and unshaven hitchhikers, but the song would single-handed fuse the world of hobos and rockers who look like hobos. It was a great story: life, a highway, driving it all night long ... and nobody loves a great story more than Hollywood.


You Betcha


At Play in the Fields of the Lord of the Flies

Talented as Tom Cockring was, filmmakers saw the material as Grade A "highway movie," as a potential  blockbuster, and needed a star who could convincingly play a Cockring-esque hobo willing to ride a highway until David Lynch said stop. Only two men in the business fit the task: Gary Busey and Nick Nolte. Gary was, of course, busy starring as Nolte on Broadway in "The Nick Nolte Story." Similarly, Nolte was just finishing retakes on his role as Busey in "The Life and Times of Gary Busey." Both men could pull off the venerable, hip highwayman that Cockring portrayed in his videos, but which man would bite first? 

Left: Gary Busey after getting struck by lightning. Right: Nick Nolte after getting struck by Gary Busey.
  
Hubba Hubba Hubba  
 

Mayflower Titanic survivor Mary Astor was dating Nick Nolte's spirit guide and frequent Art Bell guest Hummingbird Henry, who between bigfoot research expeditions to his rustic cabin in the Alaskan wilderness. "Every time I hear Jacqueline du PrĂ© play the Elgar Cello Sonata, I am moved to tears," he was once quoted as saying. 

This is tornado damage.      


Huckabee Huckabee Huckabee
Keep on rockin' in the free world... Keep on rocking in the free world...One love, dudes!

This man wants to be your president, my president, his president, her president. He wants to be president of the PTA. He wants to be President of the Church. Speaking of freaks... 

Current Pope John Ratzenberger settles down at St. Peter's Roadhouse for a brewski.    



 So, Pope John Paul II is going to be a saint because he allegedly cured a Romanian woman of Michael J. Fox Disease. Parkinson's is thought to be a by-product of time travel. Time travel can be an embarrassing kind of problem for the likes of popes who happened to wave a little too straight. 


Golden Years: Nazi Pope Ratzinger salutes the Fuhrer on his Facebook page before his after school job loading cattle cars.








Great Scott!
I don't know about you bitches, but I'm going to the Enchantment Under the Sea Dance with Dirk Nowitzki. And if that nigga's too busy coming the bone out of his hair, then I'm going with that dreamboat Calvin Klein. That mother fucker says he's got four fucking TVs in his house. And color! WTF? My dad won't let anything colored in the house. Black and white is it for him. A perfect metaphor for keeping us all separate, but equal. And by equal we mean if you brown, better not come around. Especially to the Woolworth lunch counter for lunch. You really want to eat at the dime store, Mr. Gildersleeve? Well aint that a bitch.

So Life May Be a Highway, But You Shit the Bed, Cockring!
"From Mozambique to those Memphis nights
The Khyber Pass to Vancouver's light"
You moron... you can't drive a car up the Khyber Pass. It's the fucking Hindu Kush. Now go fuck yourself . I gave you all you needed to win this argument. I gave you a chance. You blew it, Cockring! You fucking blew it. Big Time! Fuck you.



 

The USA Must Trump Down and Fire Our Collective Gary Busey Before It's Too Late, Even Though It's Already Too Late

We Got Him!?
 
Long-term costs to the crippled American economy post-9/11 and the subsequent trillions of dollars in past and future military expenditures times the federal reserve’s tinkering and devaluation of the dollar in order to make all the numbers come together (as well as the risk to our country’s future as a country) may eventually top out at about 50 cents for every single one of Bin Laden’s cells. They tell us he’s dead, God willing.

More proof of our gormless American leadership being hustled like a five-year-old at the fair, this time out of more than $12 billion in “aid” by Pakistan and the likes of former leader General Pervez Musharraf who it seems himself was living close enough to the Bin Ladens to be put in charge of watering the plants and collecting the newspapers from out front while Osama and family were out of town. Skiing? Holidaying?
Say what you will about Donald Trump—madman, buffoon, joke, or “carnival barker” as Obama said, the man with the tackiest taste since Liberace seems like a man who would not give in to the world’s tricky three-card monte games by buying the cards, the table, the sidewalk, the street as our policy now seems to dictate. Trump is a dog with a hard-on humping your grandmother’s leg, sure. But when was the last time an American leader intimidated anybody? Granted, most foreign leaders tend to be a bit more self-landed and sophisticated than terminally brain-busted Gary Busey or the soi-disantly “highly educated” women of a Star Jones-caliber, or even the bullyboy hair-o-shima himself, an alter-ego and completely manufactured fiction called “The Donald,” it seems like if we don’t do something drastic like tell the world we’re not paying off any of our debts and it can go screw itself in a while like right now then our future as a country will be something out of Alex Jones’ stand-up act: rightly twice as terrifying as when he’s intentionally trying to be.

The killing of Osama Bin Laden (code name: Geronimo; skull allegedly stolen by Prescott Bush and Yale Skull & Bonesman) brought out the mobs of cheering Americans for a good ole time funeral shout-down ala Fred Phelps, the sad freakshow sadist leader of the Westboro Baptist Church, who blame homosexuality for the death of American soldiers and regularly picket funerals with their God Hates Fags signs. Seems the Seals got “Geronimo” once in the head and once in the chest reportedly, though the details have begun to unravel and unnerve some of us who’d have liked to see the FBI’s #1 terrorist put on trial and made to suffer for his crimes, not given a free trip around the board to land right on “Paradise: 72 Virgins.”
Amazing more people don’t get upset at the $2 billion a week we are spending in a war for a country that’s not worth a tenth of that, except perhaps to the opium growers, like Karzai and his brother. Allegedly. Spelled out, that’s $2,000,000,000. A thousand bucks a year for those of us who pay federal income taxes. I love schools. I like infrastructure. Roads. Even levees and canals and bridges. At some point we’re going to have to replace our fleet of big yellow school buses, all bought in 1960, and it’s gonna take money. But if we’re going to be engaged in expensive nation-building anywhere in the world, we should start right here and finish this one first. We’ve got 737 military bases scattered around the world in 130 different countries. Anyone who says 50% can’t be cut right off the top of the trillion dollar defense budget is a hopeless huge government romanticist, not just big, but huge.
We could certainly “create a more secure, democratic and prosperous world for the benefit of the American people” as USA foreign policy dictates by starting here. And I really don’t mean spending $75 billion a year for the Department of Homeland Security, which didn’t even exist for most of my life and yet I somehow managed to keep my homeland secured. Even if it means we have to fondle ourselves at the airport. Alternatively: Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to Kabul, proud host of the 2062 Winter Games. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Afghanis swept in bi-athalon.
Exporting democracy doesn’t work. Of the three dozen or so admitted US interventions from the end of WWII to 2011, only one country imported what we were selling: the once great narco-state of Columbia.
Anybody with even a cursory understanding of Islam would know that Islamic law does not work with the principals of democracy. If Allah is the authority, then what can a 32-year-old junior senator from Waziristan say about hacking off heads even though there’s a definite civil law against it as well as a definite “NO HACKING OFF HEADS” sign right next to the head-hacking. Sorry, one-worlders and peaceful, reasonable NPR listeners, it’s a big, unreasonable square peg that reeks of BO trying to fit in a downy round little hole that’s screaming “NO! NO! NO!” Does NO! mean yes. No, of course not.
Bin Laden was killed on the second floor of his Fuhrer Bunker next to a cache of perhaps Everybody Loves Raymond DVDs and computer Risk. The word from street-wise CIA head Pinetta: Geronimo: EAKIA. “Action” may have meant sleeping.
Back at home, the almighty Corporate Universal Dog and Pony Show worked its way through the Halls of Congress, drowning out the bi-partisan guffaws and yammers of the spendthrifts trying their damn hardest to break our once mighty country in fearlessly mind-blowing displays of openly obstructurist murk and poo-flinging for the CSPAN cameras. Gavel this and table that, we still can’t seem to even begin to engage in serious debate about the perilous straights the American Armada is sailing through. It’s serious enough to defy cute metaphors: Ladies and gentlemen, our nation is in serious trouble. We spend too much money. We owe too much money. Our money will be worthless if we don’t stop it. Now.
Our problem, say the guys on the TV, O’Reilly, Hannity, Huckabee, Chris Matthews, Rachel Maddow, Whoopi Goldberg—you know, experts, is that we don’t produce anything here anymore. We lost our manufacturing base. Well, mostly. But we do carry 40% of the world’s weapons. It’s a military-industrial complex  made in heaven for death profiteering corporations growing mutated cow teats, not even any bodies, just full-on teats full of goodness.
America has become one big black project, so, yes, it is refreshing when Donald Trump tries to pat down some of the pomposity that grows in Washington by demanding we see our leader’s birth certificate and says things like “Fuck China,” or “we should be taking control of the Iraqi oil wells.”
Something must be done. And fast. As a nation we must fire our collective Gary Busey. Because “too late” isn’t an answer any of us want to live with and the world is not going to grant us a “do-over.”
If we’re not going to use our superior military to take what we want, then we might as well start dismantling it and living like the wimps we have become. As it is, we’re being bullied by nerds, when they should be doing our homework for us and we should be getting the credit for it. I hate how this sounds, but I needed to say it. I love my country, but I’m not “in love” with it anymore. It let itself go. It got fat. It stopped trying. It’s embarrassed to take off its shirt at the pool. It can’t maintain an erection. It needs anti-depressants. It has life boiled down to either doing the “corporate grind” or opening up a gourmet coffee, beer and muffin shop with a name like “Guilt” or “Soma.”
And Senator: we can have that “adult conversation” that you talk about, but we feel guilty having it in front of all you kids.