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Sick Bastard!!!!

16:53 Jun 30 2012
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BRANDON --

A 64-year-old Brandon has been arrested Thursday after masturbating in front of four kids and later chasing them through the neighborhood, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said.



Anthony Lee Humphries was charged Thursday with four counts of lewd or lascivious exhibition in front of a minor and is being held on $7,500 bond at the Hillsborough County Jail.



Authorities say the kids spotted Humphries masturbating while naked and watching them through the open front door of his home on the 3700 block of Southern Drive. The kids ran away, but the man put on a pair of underwear and chased them down the road.



The kids hid inside a house, and when they left a short time later, Humphries chased them again, deputies said.

Humphries has denied having any contact with the children.


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Isis101
Isis101
02:04 Jul 01 2012

Eeeeew!

To bad I wasn't there to chase nasty ol' Anthony Lee out into traffic with a shotgun!





 

Yay me! FINALLY!!!

17:18 Jun 28 2012
Times Read: 657


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Isis101
Isis101
02:05 Jul 01 2012

CONGRATS!





 

We will see...

02:21 Jun 24 2012
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Going to chill with a few friends for a short time tonight. Really need it to get my mind off of things. Might go on cam later. I had fun the other night when I did. So we will see...


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Isis101
Isis101
02:28 Jun 24 2012

Have fun and release some steam. I hope that I'm here if you go on cam!





JustinV
JustinV
05:01 Jun 24 2012

Damnit! I need advance warning so I can be there for the show!





Dracilla666
Dracilla666
20:31 Jun 25 2012

That sounds like so much fun :)





 

Hmmmm

04:21 Jun 22 2012
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Finally decided to color my hair earlier and low and behold I did not have any of my black cherry hair color. So I decided to break into my last bottle of Bodacious Burgundy which is no longer made. I love it!!! I even did my make-up all goth like! Seriously contemplating going on cam...LOL Damn, now I will be disappointed with my future hair colors.


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Isis101
Isis101
04:56 Jun 22 2012

Don't you hate it when your fave lipstick/haircolor/nail polish gets discontinued? AAARRRGGGHHH!!!

Anyway - I'd love to see you on cam!





tr1n1ty01
tr1n1ty01
07:34 Jun 22 2012

I was going to go...my friend with health issues needed a chat. may show up yet!





Dracilla666
Dracilla666
20:30 Jun 25 2012

Hot!!!!!!!!





 

Yummy!!!!

19:56 Jun 19 2012
Times Read: 709


I don't know if you would call it the cheaters way to roast garlic, but this is the way that I like to do it. And as I have been thinking about it, I am almost positive I got the tip in a Heloise column. LOL



First you cut the tops off of the garlic and lay them out inside your crock pot. Drizzle with olive oil.

Edited at LunaPic.com



Turn the crock on high and put the lid on and wait until they are as done as you like...

Edited at LunaPic.com



Pretty simple...


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Oceanne
Oceanne
20:37 Jun 19 2012

Oh heavens! that looks sooooo yummy.I love roasted garlic!





tr1n1ty01
tr1n1ty01
20:39 Jun 19 2012

I actually let them get a bit darker, I was just drooling so much I couldn't wait to take the picture! It reeks in here!





captainglobehead
captainglobehead
01:53 Jun 20 2012

Those look marvelous!





Dracilla666
Dracilla666
15:13 Jun 20 2012

That looks awesome!! I love Garlic





Isis101
Isis101
02:07 Jul 01 2012

Thanks for the tip!





 

Boooo

17:22 Jun 19 2012
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Just got back from picking up and driving my Thai sis Siri to the bus terminal that takes you to the airport. She is going to Thailand to visit her family until August. Going to miss her :(



But she did make me some Panang Curry with tofu and mango sticky rice! YUM!


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Dracilla666
Dracilla666
15:14 Jun 20 2012

Maybe I should become a Vegetarian.LOL. I would like to eat better like u but I love my Seafood.





 

I have to do it this way, can't help myself...

21:46 Jun 15 2012
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Am I the only one that does not feel that the floor is clean unless I get down on my hands and knees with a bucket of water with Murphy's oil or other cleaner and scrub brush and scrub the living piss out of it??? I even change rags if i feel it is getting to soiled. LOL One day in my lifetime I won't be able to do that anymore and then I will go crazy thinking my floor is not clean enough.


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Dracilla666
Dracilla666
23:01 Jun 16 2012

You have OCD to, that is cool!! I am the same way. My last name is Murphy to.LOL. I am a good Irish chap :)





 

Awe :(

16:37 Jun 06 2012
Times Read: 741


LOS ANGELES (AP) – Ray Bradbury, the science fiction-fantasy master who transformed his childhood dreams and Cold War fears into telepathic Martians, lovesick sea monsters, and, in uncanny detail, the high-tech, book-burning future of Fahrenheit 451, has died. He was 91.





By Steve Castillo, AP

Ray Bradbury, who wrote everything from science fiction to mystery and humor, died at 91.

Ray Bradbury, who wrote everything from science fiction to mystery and humor, died at 91.



He died Tuesday night, his daughter said Wednesday. Alexandra Bradbury did not have additional details.

Although slowed in recent years by a stroke that meant he had to use a wheelchair, Bradbury remained active into his 90s, turning out new novels, plays, screenplays and a volume of poetry. He wrote every day in the basement office of his Cheviot Hills home and appeared from time to time at bookstores, public library fundraisers and other literary events around Los Angeles.

His writings ranged from horror and mystery to humor and sympathetic stories about the Irish, blacks and Mexican-Americans. Bradbury also scripted John Huston's 1956 film version of Moby Dick and wrote for The Twilight Zone and other television programs, including The Ray Bradbury Theater, for which he adapted dozens of his works.

"What I have always been is a hybrid author," Bradbury said in 2009. "I am completely in love with movies, and I am completely in love with theater, and I am completely in love with libraries."

Bradbury broke through in 1950 with The Martian Chronicles, a series of intertwined stories that satirized capitalism, racism and superpower tensions as it portrayed Earth colonizers destroying an idyllic Martian civilization.

Like Arthur C. Clarke's Childhood's End and the Robert Wise film The Day the Earth Stood Still, Bradbury's book was a Cold War morality tale in which imagined lives on other planets serve as commentary on human behavior on Earth. The Martian Chronicles has been published in more than 30 languages, was made into a TV miniseries and inspired a computer game.

The Martian Chronicles prophesized the banning of books, especially works of fantasy, a theme Bradbury would take on fully in the 1953 release, Fahrenheit 451. Inspired by the Cold War, the rise of television and the author's passion for libraries, it was an apocalyptic narrative of nuclear war abroad and empty pleasure at home, with firefighters assigned to burn books instead of putting blazes out (451 degrees Fahrenheit, Bradbury had been told, was the temperature at which texts went up in flames).

It was Bradbury's only true science-fiction work, according to the author, who said all his other works should have been classified as fantasy. "It was a book based on real facts and also on my hatred for people who burn books," he told The Associated Press in 2002.

A futuristic classic often taught alongside George Orwell's 1984 and Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, Bradbury's novel anticipated iPods, interactive television, electronic surveillance and live, sensational media events, including televised police pursuits. Francois Truffaut directed a 1966 movie version and the book's title was referenced — without Bradbury's permission, the author complained — for Michael Moore's documentary Fahrenheit 9-11.

Although involved in many futuristic projects, including the New York World's Fair of 1964 and the Spaceship Earth display at Walt Disney World in Florida, Bradbury was deeply attached to the past. He refused to drive a car or fly, telling the AP that witnessing a fatal traffic accident as a child left behind a permanent fear of automobiles. In his younger years, he got around by bicycle or roller-skates.

"I'm not afraid of machines," he told Writer's Digest in 1976. "I don't think the robots are taking over. I think the men who play with toys have taken over. And if we don't take the toys out of their hands, we're fools."

Bradbury's literary style was honed in pulp magazines and influenced by Ernest Hemingway and Thomas Wolfe, and he became the rare science fiction writer treated seriously by the literary world. In 2007, he received a special Pulitzer Prize citation "for his distinguished, prolific and deeply influential career as an unmatched author of science fiction and fantasy." Seven years earlier, he received an honorary National Book Award medal for lifetime achievement, an honor given to Philip Roth and Arthur Miller among others.

"Everything I've done is a surprise, a wonderful surprise," Bradbury said during his acceptance speech in 2000. "I sometimes get up at night when I can't sleep and walk down into my library and open one of my books and read a paragraph and say, 'My God, did I write that? Did I write that?', because it's still a surprise."

Other honors included an Academy Award nomination for an animated film, Icarus Montgolfier Wright, and an Emmy for his teleplay of The Halloween Tree. His fame even extended to the moon, where Apollo astronauts named a crater "Dandelion Crater," in honor of Dandelion Wine, his beloved coming-of-age novel, and an asteroid was named 9766 Bradbury.

Born Ray Douglas Bradbury on Aug. 22, 1920, in Waukegan, Ill., the author once described himself as "that special freak, the man with the child inside who remembers all." He claimed to have total recall of his life, dating even to his final weeks in his mother's womb.

His father, Leonard, a power company lineman, was a descendant of Mary Bradbury, who was tried for witchcraft at Salem, Mass. The author's mother, Esther, read him the Wizard of Oz. His Aunt Neva introduced him to Edgar Allan Poe and gave him a love of autumn, with its pumpkin picking and Halloween costumes.

"If I could have chosen my birthday, Halloween would be it," he said over the years.

Nightmares that plagued him as a boy also stocked his imagination, as did his youthful delight with the Buck Rogers and Tarzan comic strips, early horror films, Tom Swift adventure books and the works of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells.

"The great thing about my life is that everything I've done is a result of what I was when I was 12 or 13," he said in 1982.

Bradbury's family moved to Los Angeles in 1934. He became a movie buff and a voracious reader. "I never went to college, so I went to the library," he explained.

He tried to write at least 1,000 words a day, and sold his first story in 1941. He submitted work to pulp magazines until he was finally accepted by such upscale publications as The New Yorker. Bradbury's first book, a short story collection called Dark Carnival, was published in 1947.

He was so poor during those years that he didn't have an office or even a telephone. "When the phone rang in the gas station right across the alley from our house, I'd run to answer it," he said.

He wrote Fahrenheit 451 at the UCLA library, on typewriters that rented for 10 cents a half hour. He said he carried a sack full of dimes to the library and completed the book in nine days, at a cost of $9.80.

Few writers could match the inventiveness of his plots: A boy outwits a vampire by stuffing him with silver coins; a dinosaur mistakes a fog horn for a mating call (filmed as The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms); Ernest Hemingway is flown back to life on a time machine. In The Illustrated Man, one of his most famous stories, a man's tattoo foretells a horrifying deed — he will murder his wife.

A dynamic speaker with a booming, distinctive voice, he could be blunt and gruff. But Bradbury was also a gregarious and friendly man, approachable in public and often generous with his time to readers as well as fellow writers.

In 2009, at a lecture celebrating the first anniversary of a small library in Southern California's San Gabriel Valley, Bradbury exhorted his listeners to live their lives as he said he had lived his: "Do what you love and love what you do."

"If someone tells you to do something for money, tell them to go to hell," he shouted to raucous applause.

Until near the end of his life, Bradbury resisted one of the innovations he helped anticipate: electronic books, likening them to burnt metal and urging readers to stick to the old-fashioned pleasures of ink and paper. But in late 2011, as the rights to Fahrenheit 451 were up for renewal, he gave in and allowed his most famous novel to come out in digital form. In return, he received a great deal of money and a special promise from Simon & Schuster: The publisher agreed to make the e-book available to libraries, the only Simon & Schuster e-book at the time that library patrons were allowed to download.

Bradbury is survived by his four daughters. Marguerite Bradbury, his wife of 56 years, died in 2003.


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captainglobehead
captainglobehead
16:45 Jun 06 2012

Thank you for sharing this. Somehow this flew under my radar.





 

OMG!

22:05 Jun 02 2012
Times Read: 753


Earlier I got a text from one of my friends from school. She told me she got her acceptance letter for the surgical tech program. Of course my mail delivery isn't until the afternoon. So I am on pins and needles waiting. He finally comes and I run out to the mailbox. Sure enough a letter from school. My heart is fucking racing like I have been running a marathon, my cheeks are all flushed and rosy like I have just had the best fuck of my life and I can feel my blood pressure shooting up fast! I open the envelope.... ACCEPTED!!!!!! I start shaking and blubbering like a damn fool! I have worked my ass off for this and it is really happening. Awesome day!!! Started off with a good morning text from someone, now my letter, and I will be having a few beers with some friends tonight. My damn cheeks are still rosy!


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captainglobehead
captainglobehead
22:20 Jun 02 2012

Congratulations!!!



I know your worked hard (you've still got a little ass left). Very happy for you.





tr1n1ty01
tr1n1ty01
22:24 Jun 02 2012

Thank you! And yes I do...just a little though








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