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Fresh Farmhouse

Between Naps on the Porch

A ROGUE’S GALLERY OF MERCILESS-LOOKING, RIGHT-WING BASTARDS AND BITCHES...

Britain’s Trumpocracy: who are the president’s biggest cheerleaders?

Main and Hastings was perhaps the most horrible corner in Western Canada. It was referred to in Vancouver as “Skid Row,” and it deserved the reputation. Vancouver police had long ago come to a tacit understanding with the voluminous addict population of the city: stay in your own little corner of town, and we’ll leave you alone. Police only arrested the most flagrant abusers of the law here, and the result was horrific. The area boasted the highest per capita AIDS rate in the civilized Western World, and absolute poverty was the rule. Drunken aboriginals lay heaped on the sidewalks, dealers openly plied their trade, and junkies fixed their dope in doorways. Ironically, the Vancouver Police Department’s main office was located right smack in the middle of it all; on the corner of Main and Hastings. The fortress-like building was always within sight of the wheeling and dealing pushers.

ANOTHER DESPICABLE PIG BITES THE DUST...

Maine Republican Governor Paul LePage vetoed a bill on Friday that would have banned conversion therapy

A 2018 UCLA study estimated that more than 75,000 LGBT youth will receive conversion therapy from licensed professionals, religious leaders or spiritual advisers before they turn 18 in the states that do not ban the practice.

Trumpanzee asshat!

Around Inagaki, Tsugaru-shi, 1960 - by Ichiro Kojima (1924 - 1964), Japanese

Radha Krishna By Hariom Singh

Here in Provence, the Mistral is fair: it blows for everyone and nobody escapes him. Me, I heard the call of the angels and here I am fighting against a breath of ice, walking towards the village grimacing cold. My cape color of the beast barely protects me and if I take my hand off, the crazy wind will take my hat.

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Florence Bates.1940

 the mistake a lot of people make is that they are fooled into thinking that there's even such a thing as happiness...it's all a lie. what they should try for is contentment, simply to be content with themselves and their lives....happiness, for an older person, ie someone who has grown out of pure childhood, can only be fleeting, at best. like a shot of dope, it wears off all too soon. some children know real happiness, that is if they're not being abused...but they grow out of it....so even THAT happiness is fleeting....

Aretha Franklin - Dr. Feelgood (Love is a serious business)

Albert King “Angel Of Mercy”

The cat that loved

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