Monday, September 13, 2010

Back breasts

I never heward of "back boobs", but I've seen them at Wal-Mart . . . .

Back breasts, range from sexy to icky . . . .






Rabbit hopping competition!


This is different, a rabbit hopping competition.



Bull leaps into the stands!

I detest torturing animals, and this bull has the right idea, maiming some cruel spectators!

Revenge of the bull!


The crime of Bastardy

The charge of bastardy was often used when a father was refusing to support a child born out of wedlock.

Today, being a bastard carries no shame.


Frankly, I've never understood why people don't teach their children that un-wed parents should be scorned by society, but I was born in the wrong century . . .



The crime of "Bastardy"

Usually, the court would require the man to pay a lump sum to cover any maintenance costs up to that point, and then order him to make a weekly payment of around $3 thereafter.



Frank Soda charged with Bastardy

Here we see the case of Frank Soda who was charged with Bastardy in 1946.

He was arrested for making a little bastard, jailed, but he escaped and was never captured for his bastardly act:


Frank Soda: Do you know this bastardly man?

Frank was twenty-six years old, with a wife back in Warren, Ohio, when he got a New Castle girl pregnant.


The charge of bastardy was often used when a father was refusing to support a child born out of wedlock; in this case, Frank was that father . . .

Frank broke out of prison and was never caught:

"Frank wasn’t caught, though. . . . Frank slipped off, stole a car and vanished, seemingly never to be heard of again by the police, that girl in New Castle or his child."

If you have seen Frank Soda, he would be about 90 years old today, never having paid back society for his Bastardy.


BTW, Bastardy was decriminalized in 1974 . . . and today's it's even become fashionable for celebeities to have a whole family of little bastards.

Rasta Dogs with Dreadlocks!

I want a Puli dog, the dogs with dreadlocks!



Dogs with dreads need a matching Rasta hat . . . .





I have several Caribbean clients who say that should be regarded as a true religion.


Kudzu Overload!

Kudzu was imported to the American South from Asia in the early 20th century to serve as erosion control.

And it worked too well! Kudzu grows over enerything in sight!

Kudzu can cover an entire house, and that's a house in the middle of this photo, you can barely see the bottom of the doors:



Kudzu goes grows so fast you can hear it grow, and Kudzu can cover a parked car in just a few days.



When you hear Kudzu growing, it makes the same crackling sound that bamboo makes when growing.



Kudzu grow-up poles, making sculptures, like this Kudzu sheperd:



Fortunately, Kudzu is high water content and horses and livestock find it absolutely delicious!

They prefer eating Kudzu over Bermuda hay, their favorite . . .

Sunday, September 12, 2010

2010 top people & space photos

2010 award winners

Just mash the "play" button . . .

Funny Japanese Navy recruiting commercial!

Since the Japanese atrocities of WWII, the Japanese are forever disallowed to have a fighting navy, only a defense naval force.

And you can sure tell this from their Navy recruiting commercials!


Giant motorcycles!

I think that men who ride motorcycles are compensating for something . . .

giant motorcycles






Gas Pump Patriotism!

I love it, patriotic messages at the gas station: