Friday, October 2, 2009

I am having a fucked up evening





First of all the public option got dissed, again. Then the Olympics news was disheartening. The unemployment rate was worst than expected. What are we saying as a nation ? That private investors, the super wealthy, the religious right, the white haters can dominate our voice?. Obama is the first black president on this country. I do not care what anyone says, we as a nation own to ourselves the success of this president. The first fucking African American President, give me a break. The dude is smart, handsome and wholesome, why the hate? What are we saying as a nation? That color is a factor, that we value color over wisdom, that we support wealth over fairness?

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Woddy Allen's Number




Oh a recent conversation with Ms. Kitty, (by the way if you have not stop by the Queer Whisperer, you are missing a good laugh. She is hysterical. ) So back to my point I was raving about Roman Polanski, new crying game and how angry I am about these phallic centric ass holes that think that a prick have a mind of their own that cause them to rape girls when in reality they did not mean it. Like the fact that he even drug the girl, should convinced me that his powerful dick was directing his action. Well anyway , the hole scenario reminded us of Woddy Allen, and she told me that now Woody came on Polanski's defense. Can you beleive that? and she also mentioned to me that rumor has it that, him and his daughter Sun-Yi, have adopted a Korean girl. Can you believe that. Is she insane? What is it with that man. So I had to ask, if you were to Fuck Woody on a list of 1 to a 1000, a 1000 being at the lowest (and mind you, I know plenty of queens out there that they can reach that goal with in a week) where would you place Woody pathetic face? and why? And loneliness should not be a good enough reason.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Is it just me or National Public Radio still kissing up to the Republicans?


Is NPR really a talk of the nation? I enjoy a good radio show. I commute for almost an hour an a half everyday, so I like NPR because it is intelligent radioing. Having said that. i used to Notice their skew affiliation in favor of the conservative agenda. And a year ago I was thinking well if I were them I will probably watch what I said carefully so that my funds will keep coming. So when the new administration happened, I thought, this is cool; I will now get a more diversified pointsview in NPR. Yet I am still waiting. The other day I was listening how they were covering some of the key factors in the Health care debate. And again I felt as though nothing have changed from the last administration. I feel as though they are hyper critical of Obama, a big contrast to how they used to react to the Bush Regime. What do you Think?

Monday, September 28, 2009

Liquid Sky and to think that I am a Prince/ss now living in CT. LOL

This is my favorite B-Movie of all times. This was my Hey days, back in New York.
The fashion scenes and the music and the poetry, well that was the east village as I knew it.



The movie has great lines but my favorite is
"You wanted to know where I'm from? I'm from Connecticut, Mayflower stock. I was taught that my prince would come, and he would be a lawyer, and I would have his children. And on the weekends we would barbecue. And all the other princes and their princesses would come, and they would say: 'Delicious, delicious.' Oh, how boring. So I was taught that I should come to New York, become an independent woman. And my prince would come, and he would be an agent, and he would get me a role, and I would make my living waiting on tables. I would wait - till thirty, till forty, till fifty. And I was taught that to be an actress, one should be fashionable, and to be fashionable is to be androgynous. And I am androgynous not less than David Bowie himself. And they call me beautiful, and I kill with my cunt. Isn't it fashionable?”

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Blogosphere September 21 - 27 2009, Weekly Review





By Allan. Monday, September 26, 2009
What????? Cinderella in a bar after divorcing prince Charming?, and Snow White living in Yonkers now a devout Christian praying for the dwarfs deviant life styles? Behind the Fairytale 1, hubby had a great take on Dina Goldstein’s work.



By Joy.Friday, Sept. 25 2009
In Heffelump Trivia Do you know that elephants have 40,000 muscles and tendons?


by BUCKO, Friday, Sept. 25 2009
In Faux Mold :o) Bucko will make you consider the pros and con of paying for a moldy sandwich? A great invention for the brown bagger.


Bob. Friday, Sept. 25 2009
In Larry Kramer Wants You To Fight Back, Bob reminded us of Larry’s invigorating and reaffirming quotes.




By Wonder Man. Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009
My work pic. Check out Wonder Man sexy new look.




By NG Friday, Sept. 25 2009
NGblog has a nice video in What’s all that talk about kids and Obama worship? Take a look at how the religious right had no problem praying for Bush. It is unbelievable the hypocrisy of the religious right, and their contemptuous double standards.




By Beth Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009
Beth is one of those writers that never seem to shout her concerns, but knows how to accentuate them with interesting topics and graphics. In Still paranoid, Beth is capable of illustrating a great summary for nowadays state of political affairs.



by Kyle, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009
In Fear & The invisibility Cloak, Kyle had a candid retrospective take on the fear of coming out “Fear is an insidious and destructive creature. It looks fairly harmless, even helpful in the beginning, but by the time it really has a hold on you, it has managed to entangle every part of who you are.”




By Larry OHIO. Friday, Sept. 25 2009
Tears for Greg, by Larry Ohio was a very touching and moving story about his first trip with Greg.



By Miss Kitty, Friday, Sept. 25 2009
The Haps From Lockdown: Pittsburgh, Ms. Kitty gave us updates on the protesters at the G20 in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia.

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Demi Queer Series, Part one of my gallery series.

Lately I have been examining my commitment to Queer politics and decided that I will like to share my virtual Gallery Importing fronteras. Being loud and in your face about my sexuality is second nature to me. In my Demi-queer series, I have some samples of my cultural works reflecting on the subject. Let me know what you think.



Model Fifth Generation


Model Third Generation


Hammers



Two Models