HARD CORE BUSHITE DECLARES FOR HILLARY (w/Poll)
Thu Jun 30, 2005 at 06:40:05 AM PDT
Donkeytale's best friend, Munchak the Lawn King, makes no bones about his right wing politics. His bookshelf carries classic titles by the likes of Bennett, Coulter, and Neil Young.
In other words, this guy's bona fides are certifiable, if you know what I mean.
I think I caught the wave outta here
Sat Jun 11, 2005 at 06:57:26 AM PDT
said the surfer through his teeth
There's too much unison here
and there's not enough comic relief
All the people they moan and whine
while the rich ones gobble their turf
maybe if they just stopped typing and fought it out
They would claim control of the earth
All inside the kosstower
we all maintained our view
that everythings reversible
even a dumbass like you
And outside in the distance
the rich didnt really care
They were searching for a donkey
to light fire to his hair
---"All Along the Watchtower"
by Bob Dylan
The Most Harmful Music of all Time
Thu Jun 09, 2005 at 06:36:31 AM PDT
- Every single note and lyric of every single Dylan song (including all cover versions, especially Bill Shatner's). In fact, Donkeytale traces all the failure in his life back to an adolescent's fervent belief in the meaning of all things "Dylan."
- LSD--technically not music, but remember that night-1969--or '73, maybe-- lying in bed, brain dripping orange sunshine over the scratched and skipping scratched and skipping BlondeonBlondeonBlondeonBlondeonBlondeonBlonde
"Now the rain man gave me two cures
and he said 'jump right in'
The one was Texas medicine
and the other was just railroad gin
And like a fool I mixed them
and it strangled up my mind
And now people just get uglier
and I have no sense of time"
3. I have no idea if these are the actual words in the song, but there are hundreds, maybe thousands of songs that would be greatly improved if BMI, ASCAP or Michael Jackson would simply give Donkeytale title to the entire American Songbook for purposes of improving the lyrics.
Subjects, Objects and The Other (W/ POLL)
Wed Jun 08, 2005 at 05:30:13 AM PDT
Jean-Paul Sartre:
" Man, says, Marx, is an object to man. That is true. But it is also true that I am a subject to myself insofar as my fellow man is an object to me. And that is what separates us. He and I are not homogeneous: we cannot be a part of the same whole except in the eyes of a third person who perceives us both as a single object. If we could all be, simultaneously and reciprocally, both object and subject for each other and by each other, or if we could all sink together into an objective totality, or if, as in the kantian city of ends, we were never anything but subjects recognizing themselves as subjects, the separations would cease to exist."
Media Meditation
Fri May 27, 2005 at 07:13:39 AM PDT
My mother Donkette is retired from the defense contracting industry, which along with that other noted industry of death and destruction, The Movie Business, built the shining city on the hill where she lives out her quiet years, just down the street from the 5th generation gangbanger and his mijos, and directly across from the up and coming, not to mention well rehearsed, death metal thrash glam band SuckerFucker.
I only wish Nathanael West had met Donkette before he offed himself. He might still be living out his twilight years with her there in the barcalounger at the end of the courtyard in the crumbling pink stucco shack that in West's time would have been called a "bungalow."
One World Government? Part II
Sat May 07, 2005 at 08:51:45 AM PDT
That I now come to the Daily Kos mainly to satisfy my intense feelings of superiority over the "progressive" dolts who continue to clog up cyberspace with meaningless gibberish, does not really mean that I am superior.
That the leader of the Western World is a mind numbing idiot pushing the "conservative" agenda (which simply means an agenda dedicated to pushing the entrenchment of European-descended wealth, religious and moral values on a world hostile to western civilization) does not really mean the "Dumocrats" are superior to the "Rebumblicans."
One World Government?
Fri Apr 22, 2005 at 08:09:28 AM PDT
To even state my thesis, one has to accept a premise that is arguable, in and of itself.
And that is, the nation-state is an outdated concept in the information age, and will become extinct sooner or later as increasingly mobile world populations succumb to their natural human curiosity and attraction to people who are different from themselves and intermingle/ intermarry to the extent that the concept of "race" is banished forever.
Paradoxically, the subsequent generations begat as a result of the sexual attraction to physical differences will produce a human race that, at least in physical appearance, will begin to eliminate the very differences that were the initial inspiration leading to the increased homogeneity of human beings in the first place.
The concurrent spread of the internet and other media will only hasten the spread of a more and more homogenized culture to match the blending of racial characteristics in humans.
Indeed, that these twin phenomena of human physical and cultural homogeneity have already begun to be visible to the naked eye, appear to bolster my thesis.
POPE DAY SPECIAL: FIRST LOVE REMEMBERED
Tue Apr 19, 2005 at 07:58:47 PM PDT
Donkeytale's sainted mother, known affectionately to all her little asses as "Donkette", used to say that the "yellow" races were destined to rule the world.
"It says so right there in the Book of Revelations." she would remark confidently.
DONKEYTALE IS BACK!
Sun Apr 17, 2005 at 07:18:40 AM PDT
And just like the immortal Doug Sahm (Sir Douglas Quintet), in the opening of his 1967 hit "Mendocino", he wants to thank all the Beautiful People for all the Beautiful Vibrations. He Loves You.
I am still not sure why Sahm left San Antonio for Northern California, but hey it was the sixties! And he eventually found his way back home to make great music with the Texas Tornadoes, who also featured ex- SDQ partner Augie Myer, Conjunto superstar Flaco Jimenez and the great Mexican American doo wop singer Freddy Fender.
Best Open Thread....Part Deux
Mon Jan 17, 2005 at 08:13:51 AM PDT
You may remember from last time, Yahwe--I mean DeityFromCt, had just announced his candidacy for Deity-in-Chief against the cunning, amoral incumbent, George W. Lucifer.
Only Satan would start a war of the tragic proportions of the the War in Iraq, under false pretences, and then keep piling lie atop lie just in order to win reelection.
Still, he's one tough hombre on the campaign trail and Yah--I mean DeityFromCt has a long record thats pretty difficult to defend--that is, he alone is responsible for the creation of humanity, and Lucifer will not let him forget the long history of humanity's ruinous folly during the campaign.
Edwards versus Dean ( with POLL)
Fri Jan 14, 2005 at 11:20:57 AM PDT
I will come right out and declare that I am an Edwardsian as opposed to a Deanisian. I state this now so the majority of you can get back to your "Tears and Fears Friday" routine without wasting any more of your precious time on my absurdities.
But hey! I like Edwards. After all, he is just an average joe from small town N.C. up from humble roots. Our greatest (as opposed to most overhyped) presidents have all come from humble roots.
Roosevelt. Kennedy. Sharpton.
The Best Open Thread of the Week So Far That you haven't Read
Wed Jan 12, 2005 at 08:47:27 PM PDT
WARNING--this is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real persons, either living or dead is purely coincidental, but meant with the purest of malevolent intentions.
The 10 Best Hidden Comments of the Week that You Didnt Read
Sat Jan 08, 2005 at 10:46:14 AM PDT
Based on the ever increasing popularity of the "compilation" diaries, I have decided to throw together my own weekly roundup of the best hidden comments.
Since my own thought provoking and brilliant diaries never seem to get any play, this may be seen by some kossacks as just another shameless ploy for attention by Donkeytale.
If you are one of those, then all I can think of to say is "fuck off, asshole." Or FOA, using the official DKOS guidelines as stated in the technical directions for traditional DKOS diarists.
2005 will be a very good year, if...
Sun Jan 02, 2005 at 09:12:23 AM PDT
I have been off the internet for almost the entire two weeks of the holiday season & I can tell you that I now feel a whole lot better about life after the downtime.
Sure, several hundred thousand Asians have perished in an earthquake/tsunami double play that is a great tragedy, but I am having a hard time figuring a way to blame it on Bush, so I have moved beyond it already, except for a secret, shameful desire to see a similar seismic double play take out coastal California, and the sooner the better.
Exposing the "Retro Mythology"of the South
Mon Dec 20, 2004 at 08:47:35 AM PDT
I have read with great interest and delight the many diaries expounding on the South and its current Redness.
One common thread among many of these diaries, which tend to be about the South from a Southerner's perspective, is that they don't seem to recognize that today's south is as different from the South in which they were born and raised (or learned about from 40-years-old Dylan records if they are "experts" on Southern culture living in NY, Boston, or SF)as today's California is different from the California where I grew up listening to those same Dylan records when they were current.
I started to do some research on the "new" south and quite by accident came upon an Asian American weblog that summed up my attitude and beliefs so succinctly that here it is reprinted for you without further ado: