Just in case anyone in the outside world is wondering—HEY! IS ANYONE FUCKING WONDERING?—just WHY the Hong Kong protestors began their dissent with their objection to the People’s Republic
Carpe Diem: 20159.10.29 BONESPUR’S BETRAYAL
In my previous Carpe Diem, I came off as someone who was not easily given to forgiving. Actually, where I can, and where there is contrition and lack of evil intent, I prefer to be forgiving
Carpe Diem: 2019.10.21 SLAM DUNK ASS-KISSERS [REV]
AND DEFINITELY CHECK OUT THIS LINK TO APPRECIATE WHAT THIS IS ALL ABOUT
If the young protesters of Hong Kong require any additional indication of what life will be like under the lifelong
Carpe Diem: 2019.10.10 THE 2019 NOBEL; STILL UN-DISCOVERED
Again, in vain (and vanity), I waited for that middle-of-the-night phone call from the Nobel committee on literature to inform me that they had finally seen the light, at the last elevated their
Carpe Diem: 2019.09.18 #ThemToo
I know, I know, some of you are saying right now, “This just isn’t like Dragon City Journal. He’s not misogynistic, and he’s always respectful of women. Calling them stupid and ugly,
Carpe Diem: 2019.09.05 EUROTRUMP
Trump Europe
Some readers might have missed Donald Trump’s fudgy cartographics with a map of the projected path of Hurricane Dorian in which the prez decided to extend the projection to the state of Alabama
Carpe Diem: 2019.08.21 SMACKIN’ ENDICOTT
See the entire scene from the 1967 “Best Picture” In the Heat of the Night here:
It is one of the most satisfying movie scenes—well, at least in some parts of this country (let’s not forget
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