In this country, with the exception of certain counties in Nevada and every third Saturday of the month in Licking County, Ohio, prostitution is illegal.
I stand by the thought that no one should be able to tell a woman what she can do with her body, however I think an on-line "take my virginity" (please) is a little unseemly. A hotel lobby is a much better place for such transactions.
A Brazilian 'college student' is auctioning off her virginity, again. The first one didn't take.
In October, 2012, Catarina Migliorini was offered $780,000 for her virginity. A so-called Japanese millionaire bid for the privilege through a controversial online auction.
The deal was never consummated so she's trying it again.
On her web site she explains why the first one didn't. "He was not 53 as 'Justin' said, but a young man of 21. Justin is a documentarian who was filming this story.
It's all very convoluted with the auction and the pictures and the film.
You can read all about this enterprising young woman directly on her auction site Virgins R Us. (It's really Virgins Wanted).
If there are any wealthy men who want to take a shot at her, the auction closes in eighteen days, just in time for Christmas.
Her minimum acceptable bid is $100,000; she's hoping to get $1.5 million.
There are no bids as of this morning, but, it's early yet!
Now here is a guy that truly needs a web site to promote his work.
S.S. Singh is a Scatomancer. At first I thought he was a specialized singer but I misread the mancer as master. Upon further research I discovered he tells the future by reading (or analyzing) crap, poop, fecal matter, shit.....scat.
Mr. Singh will make an appearance in the soon to be released documentary A Journey to Planet Sanity.
The film centers around two friends traveling across the country. Blake is a filmmaker and self proclaimed skeptic. Leroy has spent his life savings on trying to protect himself from aliens and paranormal ghosts by buying gimmicks and entrusting psychics.
In order to get Leroy to agree to the project, Blake enlisted Singh's shit reading services.
You can use your imagination. I'll just say Singh had a more intimate experience with the stuff than I ever had working as a nurse.
By the way, after looking at and feeling his poop Singh told Leroy he should go on the journey with Blake.
A virginity seller and a shit psychic...there's a niche out there for everyone.
Today is National Gingerbread Day and The Great American Smokeout. Quit smoking and the gingerbread cookies will taste much better.
Doorknobs will soon be a thing of the past for Vancouver, Canada.
The city approved changes to its building codes in September outlawing knobs in favor of levers. Also on the way out are faucets with knob-like handles. The changes take effect in March, with existing homes grandfathered in.
Vancouver is something of a trendsetter; it's the only city in the country that has its own building codes.
The change is aimed as making life easier for people with arthritic or otherwise weakened hands.
I think it's a great idea. Over the years Wanda and I have replaced several of our doorknobs with lever handles. I like being able to open the closet, bathroom and garage door while my hands are otherwise full. I just put a little pressure on the handle and the door opens.
I wish we could get the cats to stop hanging on them to open the doors.
Cat-burglars invade Vancouver, B.C.
November 7th I wrote about the Washington Redskins and a possible name change. I thought it much to-do about nothing. Susan, a friend, a regular reader and a person I greatly respect left a well written comment about the name and how it is distressing to Native Americans.
My first thought was no one should take what I write seriously. But after all, I write this, so why bother if I'm not serious about whatever it is I write. I was wrong about the football team and the name. I will be more careful about expressing my opinions from now on.
He's not Native American but the Washington Redskins are stressing him out.
The team has won just 3 games this season. A local radio talk show (Holden and Danny) asked its listeners if they were having any problems with the season.
Fan Dave called the show:
“Now listen, I’m gonna tell y’all how they messed me up, man,” Dave said. “I put my heart and soul into these Redskins, man. The other day my girl wanted to have sex with me, I couldn’t even do it bruh (this is today speak for my brother, my buddy, my friend). I’m just so hurt with these Redskins.”
“Hold on, you turned down sex because of the Redskins?” Holden asked.
“I think I’ve got ED or something man. I don’t know,” Dave said. “It’s because of these Redskins, man, I can’t do it.”
The Redskins should get a new name; the girlfriend should pack her bags...and Dave? He needs a life.
This from Chuck the Common Sense Consultant:
A California pastor was disturbed when he discovered that the Bible was labeled as fiction while shopping at Costco.
“All the Bibles were labeled as fiction,” he told Fox News. “It seemed bizarre to me.” When he first saw that the book was labeled “$14.99 Fiction,” he figured that there must have been some sort of mistake.
He couldn’t get any of the employees at the store to answer his question about the matter, so he took a picture and tweeted it out to his followers.
“People are pretty shocked and upset,” he said. “We are supposed to be living in an era of tolerance, but what Costco did doesn’t seem too tolerant. If they don’t believe in the Bible, that’s fine -- but at least label it as ‘religion’ as some bookstores do, or ‘inspiration.’”
A Costco spokesperson told Fox that the labeling was due to "human error at a warehouse" and that it was "all fixed," though the Bibles already labeled as fiction on store shelves have not been relabeled. The company did not apologize.
It was a MISTAKE. That was his first thought. "He couldn't get any of the employees at the store to answer his question about the matter, so he took a picture and tweeted it out to his followers."
An employee at a store is not going to comment on a situation like this.
Dave isn't the only one that needs to get a life.
Tweet and the world tweets with you. This non-story made it on Fox news and the wire services.
Do you think someone at Costco made a conscience decision to label Bibles fiction?
“Hold on, you turned down sex because of the Redskins?” Holden asked.
“I think I’ve got ED or something man. I don’t know,” Dave said. “It’s because of these Redskins, man, I can’t do it.”
The Redskins should get a new name; the girlfriend should pack her bags...and Dave? He needs a life.
This from Chuck the Common Sense Consultant:
A California pastor was disturbed when he discovered that the Bible was labeled as fiction while shopping at Costco.
“All the Bibles were labeled as fiction,” he told Fox News. “It seemed bizarre to me.” When he first saw that the book was labeled “$14.99 Fiction,” he figured that there must have been some sort of mistake.
He couldn’t get any of the employees at the store to answer his question about the matter, so he took a picture and tweeted it out to his followers.
“People are pretty shocked and upset,” he said. “We are supposed to be living in an era of tolerance, but what Costco did doesn’t seem too tolerant. If they don’t believe in the Bible, that’s fine -- but at least label it as ‘religion’ as some bookstores do, or ‘inspiration.’”
A Costco spokesperson told Fox that the labeling was due to "human error at a warehouse" and that it was "all fixed," though the Bibles already labeled as fiction on store shelves have not been relabeled. The company did not apologize.
It was a MISTAKE. That was his first thought. "He couldn't get any of the employees at the store to answer his question about the matter, so he took a picture and tweeted it out to his followers."
An employee at a store is not going to comment on a situation like this.
Dave isn't the only one that needs to get a life.
Tweet and the world tweets with you. This non-story made it on Fox news and the wire services.
Do you think someone at Costco made a conscience decision to label Bibles fiction?
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