The Smithsonian Museum of American History
Savoy of California
I think Holy Hunt hates me because she comes from a very white family, did some LSD and POT, and had sons by a Mexican Man, who are the salt of the earth, who have been oppressed by Smart White Men – like me! For three years Holy struggles in a very public manner, how she deals with the truth…
ROBERT HUNT DID SOMETHING VERY STUPID!
Well, my genetic material is not going to be dragged down into
THE DIVINE DRUG HOLE OF HOLY STUPIDITY
Do I sound like a racist? This racisim is at the core of Holy Hunt’s being. She and her badass son, took my dauther and my grandson….HOSTAGE!
Ive been watching MSNBC and CNN doing a victory dance, while scrutinizing Swing Voters – which have to be ALL STUPID WHITE MEN?
WHAT ABOUT STUPID WHITE WOMEN?
This question is….Very Forbidden, because it exposes the truth that
CHRISTIAN WOMEN AND WICCAN LIBERAL WOMEN – ARE THE SAME!
For the most part they as Supersticious Spell-Casters who believe they are in touch with The Divine that gives them Divine Intuition, and thus they dont have to know aything bout….
HISTORY AND THE BIBLE
There it is! Add it up! They got both side of the street – covered, Men write history, and men wrote the Bible…..FUCK MEN! It’s a all woman tag team! Wake up….
OH MAN!
The President has declared war on White Man’s Culture. He went after the Kenndy Center, and now the Smithsocian. Almost all white women don’t care. It is good for our nation that all wite men are rendered…..
POWERLESS
so…….The White Jesus can work his money mojo for all white women, who were not allowed to vote when Ralston built the California theatre that offered the West a play by Buler-Lytton.
Holy Hunt knew she and her son were destroying my….MAN DREAM! She will be in one of stories, plays, movies, series. She too is……..A WITCH!
Plot
As relations gather for the reading of the wealthy Mr. Mordaunt’s will, Sir John Vesey’s poor cousin Alfred Evelyn and the equally poor Clara part ways for fear that a marriage without money would bring them both misery. Sir John Vesey expects his own daughter Georgina to be the will’s main beneficiary, but this instead turns out to be Evelyn, previously employed by Vesey as his secretary to make Vesey appear more generous (and thus more wealthy) than he really is. Evelyn decides that – if Clara would not marry him poor – she is too principled to accept him now he is rich and so leaves their relationship broken off.
President Donald Trump ramped up his attacks against the Smithsonian Institution over the weekend by issuing an executive action that ordered new “temporary exhibits or signage” to be installed outside the National Museum of American History (NMAH), “warning” visitors about “the Ideological Capture” of the museum.
The “ideological capture” is a reference to allegations that the White House made against leaders at NMAH in a blistering July 4 report released by the White House Domestic Policy Council, accusing the museum and its leaders of presenting “a radical view of American history.”
The report includes dozens of examples of exhibits and materials in exhibits that the White House has determined to be examples of “radical activism.”
“Such signage shall notify visitors that the Museum exhibits should be renovated consistent with the findings in the Report and direct visitors to locations and resources for accurate information regarding America’s history,” Trump’s executive order states.
Ralston, and his partner’s decision to build the theater was inspired by the acting of John McCullough and Lawrence Barrett, who he felt deserved a theater of their own to showcase their talent. Their belief that it would prove a lucrative investment was proven right. The theatre was successful beyond wildest expectations. The Corinthian-style temple of amusement, which had cost a quarter of a million dollars, opened on January 18, 1869, with a performance of Bulwer-Lytton‘s play Money.[6][4] it was the leading theater in the city until its demolition in 1888. There were elaborate murals of San Francisco painted by local artist G.J. Denny and a panoramic view of San Francisco Bay entitled “Entrance to the Golden Gate,” on the drop curtain. The theater claimed to be the first on the West Coast to use calcium light (limelight) with parabolic reflectors, aimed from the house, to light up the stage.[7]
4/18/2013
The Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest
I think I have a winner with this sentence;
“Charles is my avatar that I will employ against my enemies as I promenade through their mundane minds, full of fake love for the chiffon Jesus, and a six pack of beer.”
Jon
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“It was a dark and stormy night; the rain fell in torrents — except at occasional intervals, when it was checked by a violent gust of wind which swept up the streets (for it is in London that our scene lies), rattling along the housetops, and fiercely agitating the scanty flame of the lamps that struggled against the darkness.” — Edward George Bulwer-Lytton, Paul Clifford (1830)
Announcing the 2012 Lyttoniad Contest Winners
The rules to the Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest are childishly simple:
Each entry must consist of a single sentence but you may submit as many entries as you wish. (One fellow once submitted over 3,000 entries.)
Sentences may be of any length but we strongly recommend that entries not go beyond 50 or 60 words. Entries must be “original” (as it were) and previously unpublished.
Surface mail entries should be submitted on index cards, the sentence on one side and the entrant’s name, address, and phone number on the other.
E-mail entries should be in the body of the message, not in an attachment (and it would be really swell if you submitted your entries in Arial 12 font). One e-mail may contain multiple entries.
Entries will be judged by categories, from “general” to detective, western, science fiction, romance, and so on. There will be overall winners as well as category winners.
The official deadline is April 15 (a date that Americans associate with painful submissions and making up bad stories). The actual deadline is June 30.
The contest accepts submissions every day of the livelong year.
Wild Card Rule: Resist the temptation to work with puns like “It was a stark and dormy night.“
Finally, in keeping with the gravitas, high seriousness, and general bignitude of the contest, the grand prize winner will receive … a pittance.
You may inflict your entries either by electronic or surface mail.
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