The DA of Colorado needs to be fired.
They brought that Karr weirdo all the way from Thailand and didn't even bring charges up against that psycho.
Fire those SOB's.

okay folks this is weird. Some Female to male trannie is having his breasts removed and is having a party over it. That is off the hook and kind of perverted.
It is my opinion that is what turns mainstream society away from our cause.




***GENDER PIRATES!***
Wednesday Aug. 30th
Doors at 7:30, Show at 8 pm
at El Rio, 3158 Mission St. at Precita
in San Francisco

it's the Say Goodbye to Sam's Chest show!
just 1 week before my top surgery -
check out my chest before it's gone!
- look, touch, whatever, it's your last chance!

Featuring:
- MC Lynnee Breedlove!
- punk rock icon Shawna Virago!
- acoustic guitar favorites Butch and Joelle, Jo boyer,
Siouxsie, and Lucian with a new acoustic rap act
- Spoken word divas Meliza Banales,
Charlie Anders, Julia Serano, and Thea Hillman!
- New work from Nabil and Ted, Martin Inane,
and Shekinah Love
- live band D.I.E. punk rock
- Genderfuck drag by Shannon
- DJ Shanestar!
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Walmart sucks
Plain and simple. The employees are rude and not helpful.
Stuff is hella hard to find, and for some reason they like to harras the disabled and their service dogs.
I am glad their earnings are lower. Maybe that can be used as a wake up call.
Shut down Walmart

Anyone see patterns developing here. Vietnam?


Private: Stress sent soldiers to drink and drugs

Stressed-out soldiers are drinking whiskey and downing painkillers to cope with "mentally draining" duty in Iraq, a private testified today. "You're just walking a death walk," Pfc Justin Cross said. Cross is testifying at a hearing to decide whether courts-martial will be launched against colleagues accused of rape and murder in Mahmoudiya, Iraq, five months ago.

reposted from CNN

The following story indicates that the earth indeed is changing. So hopefully people will conclude that our planet has moved closer to the sun, instead of believing in this global warming shit.

Study: Earth changed after Sumatra quake

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 3 (UPI) -- U.S. scientists say they've determined Earth's gravity changed as a result of the giant 2004 Sumatran earthquake.

The discovery marked the first time scientists have used satellite data to detect changes in the Earth's surface caused by a massive earthquake.

The discovery signifies a new use for data from NASA satellites and offers a possible new approach to understanding how earthquakes work.

The 9.1-magnitude December 2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake in the Indian Ocean produced a tsunami that killed approximately 230,000 people, while displacing more than 1 million others.

The event followed the slipping of two continental plates under the seafloor that raised ocean bed in the region by several feet for thousands of square miles.

"The earthquake changed the gravity in that part of the world in two ways that we were able to detect," said Shin-Chan Han, a research scientist at Ohio State University. He and colleagues determined the quake triggered the massive uplift of the seafloor, changing the geometry of the region and altering previous global positioning satellite measurements of the area. And the density of the rock beneath the seafloor shifted, producing detectable gravity changes.