Month: January 2008

  • 324275-Protect Rest

    Originally posted by ConstantlyWondering
    reply to post by RuneSpider


    We have to protect our way of life.

    And to protect us women, too, remember? Don’t forget to protect the beasts (furry animals) and the innocents (small children).

  • 262464-ET Exists

    Originally posted by sleeper
    They do exist!

    Greetings!

    ET’s do exist, except (via ‘a leader’) the contact is with each person, who won’t have the same stories – personal experiences unique to the ‘contactee’ that sometimes mere words cannot describe.

    Those ‘contactees’ (who are ready, willing and open-minded and without judgment and prejudice) are given a chance to believe and if possible are able to retell their stories, say, by blogging.

    After all, our minds cannot yet comprehend the vastness of the universe and the infinite number species that we have yet to meet.

  • 20080105-Editing Weblog

    I’ve been playing around with the theme to my blogsite since last night and in part to being, well, dissatisfied with the overall layout. I tried pasting my modified ‘CSS sheet’ under the ‘Presentation’ section of this blogsite without success due to some glitch in the system while ‘previewing’ my changes last night. As a result, I had to find a default theme that would suit my needs.

    First I wanted to get the ‘Blogroll’ somewhere near the top so readers could actually click on those links — mostly orgonite related sites. The blogroll is in alphabetically order so I wanted to make sure the last item on the list got a fair shot at review. Also near the top and to the left, I wanted the following: ‘Search’, ‘Blog Stats’ and ‘Meta’ for my convenience.

    Second was the ‘Widgets’ and I kept redoing the different columns layouts — 1, 2, 3 and 4. None of these column layouts seemed correct because one was too minimal, two was common and too long mostly on the right side, three was perfect and the four column version had one theme where the font size was too small. I liked adding the ‘Customize Header’ with one of my favorite photos but I didn’t see this feature in my current, three column theme.

    Third I had to get the right color combination to the column layouts along with the readability of the font. I wanted the larger font size for us myopic, eyeglass wearing individuals. Some colors were too dark and I felt depressed. I chose a lighter color to keep me awake. I tried to gauge the reaction of the readers based on how I felt about the new theme.

    So there you have the current theme — a nice three column layout with some gray to blue, like previous color scheme. The fonts are large enough to read and I’ve gotten the more important elements towards the top. I’ve also managed to edit one ‘Page’, which had a ‘Page Order’ out of sequence. So now my ‘Navigation Page’ looks more organized.

    I forgot to check if the copying of my articles is pasted nicely. This is how I archive — to include any tags, categories, date stamps, comments and of course the weblinks. But this new theme will have to do for now. I don’t know how long I will be satisfied with this one but I’ll try for one year, if possible.

    Copyright © 2008 by Fluffy von der Flynn. All rights reserved.

  • 20080105-Tweaking Again

    I’ve been playing around with the theme to my blogsite since last night and in part to being, well, dissatisfied with the overall layout. I tried pasting my modified ‘CSS sheet’ under the ‘Presentation’ section of this blogsite without success due to some glitch in the system while ‘previewing’ my changes last night. As a result, I had to find a default theme that would suit my needs.

    First I wanted to get the ‘Blogroll’ somewhere near the top so readers could actually click on those links — mostly orgonite related sites. The blogroll is in alphabetically order so I wanted to make sure the last item on the list got a fair shot at review. Also near the top and to the left, I wanted the following: ‘Search’, ‘Blog Stats’ and ‘Meta’ for my convenience.

    Second was the ‘Widgets’ and I kept redoing the different columns layouts — 1, 2, 3 and 4. None of these column layouts seemed correct because one was too minimal, two was common and too long mostly on the right side, three was perfect and the four column version had one theme where the font size was too small. I liked adding the ‘Customize Header’ with one of my favorite photos but I didn’t see this feature in my current, three column theme.

    Third I had to get the right color combination to the column layouts along with the readability of the font. I wanted the larger font size for us myopic, eyeglass wearing individuals. Some colors were too dark and I felt depressed. I chose a lighter color to keep me awake. I tried to gauge the reaction of the readers based on how I felt about the new theme.

    So there you have the current theme — a nice three column layout with some gray to blue, like previous color scheme. The fonts are large enough to read and I’ve gotten the more important elements towards the top. I’ve also managed to edit one ‘Page’, which had a ‘Page Order’ out of sequence. So now my ‘Navigation Page’ looks more organized.

    I forgot to check if the copying of my articles is pasted nicely. This is how I archive — to include any tags, categories, date stamps, comments and of course the weblinks. But this new theme will have to do for now. I don’t know how long I will be satisfied with this one but I’ll try for one year, if possible.

    Copyright © 2008 by Fluffy von der Flynn. All rights reserved.

  • 319142-Denied Ignored

    Sometimes certain persons take things a little too personally and they in turn would avoid the mean and nasty bunch – strangers and former friends. Some are not necessarily out to break our rose-colored glasses or burst our fragile bubbles of ego; but by pressing the ‘Ignore’ button we are in effect denying the truth about ourselves and our surroundings.

    ‘Ignore’ is something I use to report spam mostly via email. Since I’m still a newbie, I’ve not had the pleasure of pressing that convenient ‘Ignore’ button on those whose opinions and belief differ from mine yet matter in my personal improvement. I’ve been pretty much ‘ignored’ so far. BUT I will not be denied either!

  • 20080105-Cloud Faces

    Here are some faces in the clouds. Enjoy, too!

    It’s past 03:30AM, Saturday, 01-05-2008. I don’t know why I’m still awake. Oh, I know: It was the fragrant, jasmine tea after dinner last night!

    My photo of clouds forming a face of a fox.
    Image source: IMG_2973 taken on 6/9/2007 7:23:02 PM via Canon PowerShot A610 camera.
    My photo of clouds showing a face looking downward to the left.
    Image source: STA_1530 taken on Shooting 5/27/2006 10:04:07 AM via Canon PowerShot A610 camera.
    My photo of clouds forming a smile.
    Image source: IMG_0954_1x taken on 4/4/2006 5:00:27 PM via Canon PowerShot A610 camera.
    My photo of clouds forming a face of a bear.
    Image source: IMG_0296 taken on 2/19/2006 12:57:37 PM via Canon PowerShot A610 camera.

    Copyright © 2008 by Fluffy von der Flynn. All rights reserved.

  • 20071231-Relations Rant

    1. On Saturday, 12/22/2007, my paternal uncle ‘Gigolo’ and his second wife, ‘Bitter’, came over to visit our home for the first time since they got married on the day when Princess Diana had ‘died’. The couple had been living together for over eight years and both came from an unhappy marriage.

    My uncle’s story is one where his first wife, ‘Conniving’, would belittle him for not making or giving enough money to the bio-units. The second wife’s story was one in which her husband was doing recreational drugs and physically harmed her after his learning of their alleged affair. I’ve observed that divorced folks tend to blame the other party more so than themselves.

    Anyway, we learned a lot from ‘Bitter’ and how she helped my paternal auntie ‘Malnorm’ with her bills and other paper works after an in-law of hers, Adele, almost left the old lady homeless. The twosome – Brat and Twit – also came over. Hopefully the twosome learned from ‘Bitter’ on how different we Filipinos are from Chinese.

    I’m sorry but just because Asians are categorized together don’t mean the upbringings are the same. As a matter of fact both the Chinese and Filipinos (I sure as with other cultures) have their own dialects and customs. Regardless where we all came from, we toasted and drank a little together, danced afterward (without the twosome) and cleaned up after the couple left.

    2. Their visit came through the invitation by my bio-units during the 90th birthday party on Saturday, 12/15/2007 of my unhappy maternal grandmother. The party went well as my bio-units units and I have hugged the enemy side; while ‘Gigolo’s’ first wife; her closest sister-in-law, ‘Babble’ and her ‘Henpeck’ husband of hers sat in the corner of darkness and gloom of the very small community room.

    Maw reported to me the evil threesome left their table as Maw was trying to converse with them. Babble ended up giving Maw her dessert as another vain attempt to appease the innocence of Maw. I will deal with the issue later as dictated by the ‘Buddhist’ philosophy of laughing off at the face of any obstacles — distress, pain, evil, suffering, etc…

    ‘Shrill’ is also nuts for accusing and offending Maw for sitting with the ‘enemy’. Maw told the nutball off that none can tell her who to sit with or whom to speak with. Her handler is the Darth Mother, ‘Conniving’, who is as vindictive and resentful towards our clan and should no longer show her face at the parties. The legal wife is now the second, not the former cow.

    For whatever reason, my paternal relatives pretty much ignored us and the ‘enemies’. My paternal auntie ‘Maldeath’ actually hugged Maw as another vain attempt at peace for being naughty on Saturday, 05/13/2007. Both Maw and I rolled our eyeballs subtly at each other knowing some people try too hard.

    ‘Maldeath’ is actually the ‘nicer’ compared to my other paternal auntie ‘Malouse’, who was totally out of her mind to verbally blame me for Brats stubbornness of not wearing red and ruining the group picture. I told her off by grabbing her left elbow, pulling her tell my brother herself what’s up with her problem and with a ‘No’ from her she continued her spewing.

    But with ‘Maldeath’ standing nearby when the spewing occurred, she asked me if we were coming to the Christmas party on 12/25/2007 at ‘Maliyam’s’ home. I said I’d think about it because I happen to be the chauffeur and middle person to haul my bio-units to the houses of horrors and ‘for the sake of bio-units togetherness’.

    Anyway, I’ve learned that some people cannot get along, no matter how close the bio-units ties are by blood. The energy of ‘playing plastic’ could be felt and I didn’t like it one bit. As a matter of fact, the really nasty ones are my paternal, first cousin, ‘Gignat’ who attends USC (Santa Cruz, CA) and who didn’t say goodbye to me.

    Trust me, I’m the eldest cousin (with the traditional values still somewhat intact) and I see all their disrespectful, younger generational shit! I especially told Twit who sat right across from me on how rude ‘Gignat’ and her equally crybaby, snot-faced mom, ‘Glogre’ was towards us. ‘Glogre’ didn’t talk to ‘Shill’s’ mother either when she was the assigned nurse to take care of ‘Conceiving’ one day. They fakers waved goodbye as I looked away with downcast eyes at some dessert food stuff.

    However, I played and got along well with my little, second cousins, ‘JLeen’ and ‘Jness’. These children (like the divorced outcasts – ‘Bitter’ and ‘Gigolo’) – did no wrong to me. There is a touch of sadness from them all. I find that ironic that the outcast, Bitter, tried her hardest to be like by using the dirty mop to clean the equally dirty floor AND with her long nails and high heels!

    The two aunties, their husbands, the two divorced outcasts, the two lazy relative – ‘Malnorm’ (the eldest old timer) and ‘Dead’ (who faked being too injured to lift a finger and clean up the place) and three of us were the last ones to clean and close up the place. The rest of the selfish, middle-aged brats left with their new lives without helping us old timers.

    I will never forget how my generation is fast fading away and the new ones will be our future — living their lives to the fullest while forgetting others in times of need and in spite of differences between age, marital status, disability, sex and religion. Truly I am hoping people will wake up to connecting with people of like minds over people from old blood.

    Copyright © FVDF. All rights reserved.

  • 20080104-Pete’s Project

    Pete’s stupid project – great honor delays
    Warrior felon – an islander plays
    His constant lying and cheating to us
    A banker’s folly – more snags, hissing cuss

    The voice of a frog and fat like a toad
    Worldwide connection, their Masonic code
    Woe the world, His kingdom come
    My Anger-geddon blasts greediness scum

    A poem of eight lines with AB end rhymes.

    Author’s note: Well, the time is past 01:39AM on Saturday, 01/05/2008. And after zapping my worries away and shocking my system awake, I decided to play around with the presentation of my blogsite from blue to brown. I couldn’t get my customized CSS to make my blogsite work as before and decided to go with the default of larger fonts with more bar items which I feel are too spaced far apart. As some of you may know, this particular poem mixes unfinished business with impatient spiritualism.

    Copyright © 2008 by Fluffy von der Flynn. All rights reserved.

  • 324849-Chemtrail Photo

    Yup: That photo of yours sure looks like a bunch of chemtrails to me. How long did those long, white cloud-like formations stick in the skies that day? I live nearby an airport and the ‘normal’ commercial airlines don’t leave streaks, like those criss-cross patterns as shown in your photo. And the flight paths of these planes happen to be directly over my home, by the way.

  • 324702-Sunny Boy

    Oh now, this must be embarrassing for any guy to be worshipped and praised by us women! All guys are blazing hot, including the ‘bad’ AND the ‘ugly’ ones! But who wants to see photos of those that don’t make the ‘good’ looking list?

    This one has got to be by far the hottest in the universe that I know: Sunny. Hehehe!

    Un# – believable! I still have to learn how to post an image directly to my post without this annoying ‘external link’!

  • 20071218-Bob Campbell

    So we were in the doctor’s office and ‘Maw’ needed to get some tests done. Bob Campbell was doing the poking of needle for thirty years in the Army. And for some reason he could not find a ‘good’ vein in ‘Maw’s right arm to administer thallium.

    Bob caused ‘Maw’ pain as she slid down the chair. Then the scolding began between the both of them. My first impression of this very tall man at about 6’3″ in height and with gray moustache was that he was very tired that day. He didn’t look friendly either.

    ‘Maw’ gave this man a hard time and both of them started to outdo each other based on their career experience. I mumbled how noone cares what you both had to say. ‘Maw’ knew how to ease the man down from his pedestal with words of calm by reminding him of stress and heart condition.

    He talked too much – about Texans and their pistols; about why cowboys wore those long ‘duster’ like coats (like his white lab coat and how women wore smocks or moo-moo’s as I later added); about how Geronimo (5’4″) was able to pet his horse from the confines of his prison for ten years, and had visited his grandfather’s store to get hard candy because refrigeration didn’t exist; and how real cowboys are from Oklahoma (like Garrett, one of ‘Shrimpsei’s moderator).

    He went on to talk about his grandfather (the youngest of seven siblings) and how he would discipline his seven kids not to touch his gun lying on the side of the house; how he’d look each one in the eyes and told them to find the ‘stick’ as big as his thumb and if they came back with something smaller, he’d go outdoors himself and cut down one to bring back and whack the kids with.

    At the funeral of his grandfather, his grandmother was angry, did all she could and had to be held back so as not to jump into the grave after the man she loved but hated so much. His grandmother kept a secret from revealed until the death bed of the grandfather that the only one person who would dare touch his gun was his favorite daughter – the apple of his grandpa’s eye. He would have written the girl off his will had the grandma told the grandpa.

    So Bob continued on with his story about Norway being the better than Sweden; how technologically advanced they were as Vikings, who conquered the British Isles and Ireland. He mentioned part of the Swedish went all the way to Baghdad, Iraq — where they found gold coins in jars or square containers underneath the dwellings. This goes to show that the Norse had something to trade.

    If they didn’t trade well, they’d cut them off by half with their short axes. This is in reference to Norse women who were as tall as 6’1″. But he meant cutting off their heads; while I kept thinking cutting off at the knees. There were mythological gods and goddesses, especially about a god losing one eye. Those imageries of Vikings were real – thick, heavy bodies with full beards.

    Bob grew up and identified with the Norse, by the way. He almost sounds so proud that noone should mess with the Norse, who (with his description of a close friend) spat hatred towards the Swedish. ‘Maw’, however, said he looked more like Middle Eastern. I ‘sensed that he might be more Americanized, as in Native American Indian.

    Then the conversation (mostly his) went on to describe how the Germans got most of the Viking’s technology of heavy water, which I knew cost very much into the millions to manufacture. He described how four buses full of ten Germans to one Norse and how the buses being sacrificed by crashing from the one narrow road to the steep ravine below.

    There were German planes which would crash in the mountain side because a well-built structure containing denatured water could not be accessed except across a fjord. This very deep fjord had only one railway for transporting this denatured water. This railway was also sacrificed. And only recently there was one container full of this denatured water (heavy water from nuclear reactors) that was recovered.

    After the conversation went from one room to the bathroom and then outside of the lobby, I remember him mentioning about 10,000 divisions of Germans were needed to calm the Norse attitudes. Later he said ‘Maw’ needed a reservation. I said – a bubble. I didn’t know what that meant but he sure knew something and told me more that I’m sure I needed to know.

    Author’s note: I loved listening to this old timer speak of his stories. I had the pleasure to remember almost every bit of details of his elaboration because I was especially attentive to what he had to say, which I felt was important. I will need to get a micro-recorder one day to make sure I could blog more on other people’s historical accounts.

    Created on Tuesday, December 18, 2007 10:24:58 PM

    Copyright © 2008 by Fluffy von der Flynn. All rights reserved.

  • 324704-Ascending Ladder

    I’m not well-versed in this outmoded New Age ‘group thinking’. But to me, all great masters had to start somewhere, were once human in form (with some as popular as Buddha, Jesus, Mohammed, etc…) and have since been ‘enlightened’ or has reached the next rung (or level) of the proverbial ladder to infinity and beyond.