Age Of VeryDisco

Oi, long time no write. Understandable, given i've been Discovering stuff.

Yeah, it's a hack conservative history, but that's the safe tale to tell, ya? No sense overloading peeps with brutal reality and such; not at this point.

I say this since i've noted, now that Blogger is all back to functional and such and i'm ABLE to note things about traffic, that for some reason my readership is heavily Russian. Which is fucking cool as hell, btw. Glasnost and Nightwatch, allz'y'all!

No but yeah really, Russians have always had a broader, deeper sense of historical reality; at least they do in my view from the armchair of this hemisphere. Can't say really what imparts this opinion to me; maybe Tchovsky.

Did i spell that right? W/e. Look, here's a sunset.

feel the burst of juicy goodness (duvblud)

Cancer: Proven Link: Yes,
TRIETHANOLAMINE.

Cancer: Possible Link: Yes,
Dove Body Wash contains TOCOPHERYL ACETATE, SODIUM C14-16 OLEFIN SULFONATE, PEG-7 GLYCERYL COCOATE, COCAMIDOPROPYL BETAINE.

Reproductive Toxins: Yes,
ETIDRONIC ACID.

Penetration Agents: Yes,
SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE, DISODIUM EDTA, PEG-7 GLYCERYL COCOATE, PROPYLENE GLYCOL. These may increase exposures to carcinogens and other ingredients of concern.

Untested Chemicals: Yes, 9 ingredients - have not been assessed for safety in cosmetics.
DISODIUM LAURETH SULFOSUCCINATE, VITIS VINIFERA (GRAPE) SEED EXTRACT, CAMELLIA SINENSIS (TEA PLANT) LEAF EXTRACT, SACCHAROMYCES/ MAGNESIUM FERMENT, PEG-200 HYDROGENATED GLYCERYL PALMATE, DISODIUM PEG-12 DIMETHICONE SULFOSUCCINATE, SACCHAROMYCES/ ZINC FERMENT.

Harmful Toxins: Yes,
TOCOPHERYL ACETATE, SODIUM C14-16 OLEFIN SULFONATE, PEG-7 GLYCERYL COCOATE, COCAMIDOPROPYL BETAINE.

OBAMA MOTHERSHIP HAS ARRIVED.

[username] anutarasamyat says: "What looks like a huge shadow from some object parked between the sun and North America today. As well it's the end of day seven in the choking inversion layer in Vancouver. This superfog has caused nausea in me as well as a very strong sedative effect. I haven't posted for a while because I can't seem to do anything that requires concentration. This has got to be the worst quality video I've ever made but I thought it important enough to ask others what they think of this shadow and if they live in Vancouver what their health has been like in the last week."

We're enjoying the same fog here in Seattle, and so is Northern Europe.

Welcome to the Terrordome™ of Change™.

POLICE SHOOTING AT BART STATION - OSCAR GRANT

"OAKLAND — A BART police officer struggling to handcuff a 22-year-old man, stood up over the facedown Hayward resident and fired a single shot into his back while a handful of officers watched, a video taken by a train passenger apparently shows."

Call For Phillip Morris

Lif threat Boyd Rice PearlSWine Earthcrusher DJ Pone Rmx-Mr.

An ali0tis joint.

DaisyCutter [Falluja Mix]

A N35T Joyn't.

http://www.last.fm/music/N35T/+tracks * *




http://www.bartleby.com/81/4611.html

"E. Cobham Brewer 18101897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.

Daisy-cutter (A).

In cricket, a ball that is bowled all along the ground."

A Daisy-Cutter in modern US vernacular refers to a more energetic antiarboretic.

http://www.strategypage.com/military_photos/military_photos_20080721233659.aspx

"7/21/2008 - DUKE FIELD, Fla. (AFPN) -- Duke Field Airmen from the 711th Special Operations Squadron dropped the last operational Bomb Live Unit-82 from an MC-130E Combat Talon I July 15 at the Utah Test and Training Range.
Nicknamed "Commando Vault" in Vietnam and "Daisy Cutter" in Afghanistan, the BLU-82 is a 15,000-pound bomb, and because of its size, the bomb was dropped by parachute from the aircraft."


http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/munitions/blu-82.htm

"BLU-82 Commando Vault 
"Daisy Cutter"
The BLU-82 [Bomb Live Unit-82] is a 15,000 pound bomb originally designed to clear helicopter landing zones in Vietnam. The warhead contains 12,600 pounds of GSX [Gelled Slurry Explosive] slurry. Gelled slurry explosives are prepared by forming a slurry of combinations of different ingredients. After this material has gelled, it is detonated by a high explosive booster. Slurry explosives are used in mining where formations to be fractured are wet, very dense, or strong.
In Vietnam it was used to clear helicopter landing zones about 250 feet in diameter. Also called the Daisy Cutter, the BLU-82/B was first used in Vietnam on 23 March 1970. Eleven BLU-82s were dropped during Desert Storm, all from Special Operations C-130s. The initial drops were intended to test the ability of the bomb to clear mines; no reliable bomb damage assessment exist on mine clearing effectiveness. Later, bombs were dropped as much for their psychological effect as for their destructive power.
Melvin A. Cook's life is intimately connected with the history of explosives, he is a scientist,, inventor, teacher, businessman, theorist, consultant, expert witness, entrepreneur, and author. Cook's personal involvement in both the theoretical and practical aspects of the field of explosives spans more than fifty years. Cook's greatest commercial explosives invention was formulated in December of 1956, when he created a new blasting agent using an unusual mixture of ammonium nitrate, aluminum powder, and water. The safety and efficiency of this new explosive were apparent, and the use of water was revolutionary. Tests that followed resulted in the development of a new field of explosives: slurry explosives. This invention converted the commercial explosives industry from "dangerous dynamite" to "safe slurry" and dry blasting agents [ANFO]. In 1972 Cook developed the BLU-82, the largest and most powerful chemical bomb, using aluminized slurry. Cook, a professor of metallurgy at the University of Utah, was a businessman and author of works on explosives. He also published works on creationism, particularly on the relationship between science and Mormonism." * *




This is the short version of the 9 minute endurance-test version at

http://citizen3st.imeem.com/

Shabomba Nation: Meat Press

The ObamaNation whose name is Hawaii.