Our fast “food” display is now 2 years old. The word food is questionable, since the bread-like and meat-like substances have not molded or spoiled in any way. Bugs won’t even bother with it. Please think twice about giving this to your kids. You have a choice, but they don’t. We truly are what we eat.
-LiveWell Wellness Center
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You are not Bansky by Nick Stern
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Alto Cinco Puerco
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Each time I see an animal covered head to tail in the blood of it’s prey I am reminded how beautiful and loving Nature is compared to us pathetic and insensitive humans. They can truly show us the capacity to love one another if only we would follow their example. Thanks Nature! We can only hope to match your brutality.
Edit: where did I put my bath salts?
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Not very manly but every time I see Jim Sturgess I hear: “Is there anybody gonna listen to my story?”
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KILL YOUR TV (before your TV kills you)
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Lovin’ the Baphomet pants.
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The 2nd photograph appears to be a screen capture from the video posted [HERE] It is the image Matt Drudge (or cronies) chose to illustrate the article with.. pretty intentional grab to me but I will let you decide for yourselves.
School pulls boy from class for black face costume
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — A white Colorado second-grade student who wore black face paint as part of a Martin Luther King costume has drawn criticism from school officials.
Sean King was pulled out of class Wednesday after donning the makeup for a project requiring students to dress up as a historical figure.
The Colorado Springs boy said he was trying to honor the slain civil rights leader. His parents knew about his costume and came to watch the presentations.
School officials “thought it was inappropriate and would be disrespectful to black people, but I say that it’s not, I like black people,” the 7-year-old King told KRDO-TV ( http://bit.ly/KqIxqM ).
A new twist in the face paint controversy over a white Meridian Elementary second grader wearing black face to portray Dr. Martin Luther King Junior. Sean King was doing it for a school project.
I talked with Steve Klein from The King Center in Atlanta. This is an organization founded by Dr. King’s wife, Coretta Scott King. It’s literally all things Dr. King. Klein told me, “Sean seems to be a decent kid who wanted to honor Dr. King in some way. I think it would be good for the young man to understand and his family to also understand why there are still people who are offended by black face worn by white people.”
..we came in?
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