Reflections From a Murky Pond

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Humanitarian Prurience?

I’ve written before about Asian Beauty Standards and how, while well within the range of my tastes in the female form, they’re damaging to women in Asian countries and, to a lesser extent, women in Asian enclaves, e.g., either NYC’s or Los Angeles’ Chinatowns in America. So, since presenting solutions is better than merely stating problems, I highly suggest the we American men exhibit large amounts of what could be considered humanitarian prurience. 😉

Amongst Asian, these curvy babes would end up Sheng nu (剩女), leftover women. We, however, can fix that easily. And, we’d mostly love to do so. After all, it’d be a humanitarian effort and one that furthers American interests.

Lil Bobby found out the hard way that not everything is art in the eyes of modern art teachers. Lil Bobby also found out that the school had a zero tolerance policy and was almost brought up on Hate Crime charges. Fortunately, Lil Bobby chose at that moment to identify as a Black Lesbian Woman, resulting in charges immediately disappearing and “her’ being put in for an award. 😉

Currently, the Biden White House is considering adding Pankakke to the White House’s artworks as part of their push to include more BIPOC LGBTQ artworks.

Folks, it’s pothole season again. Check the state of your fishing licenses – cuz the State will have it’s due, right or not – and what this years regulations and catch limits are. 😉

And, a friendly reminder to my brethren and sistren still in Florida – do remember to toss a mumbled chicken leg or a marshmallow in that pothole first to make sure someone’s not already using it. 😉

Women’s use of use anabolic-androgenic steroids carries lot of risks. Aside from some serious medical ones, misuse of these steroids can cause women to develop masculine traits. 😉

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An Extra Day Of Black History

As it’s a Leap Year, here’s an extra day of Black History for you. After all, as most of us know, if Blacks aren’t over-represented in something other than crime and incarceration, they’re “under-represented.” 😉

But, all sarcasm aside, Black women in America have a history of beauty and desirability that stretches all the way to the very beginnings of the American colonies. It wasn’t until the mid-1600s – two generations after the founding of Jamestown – that this was decided to be a “problem.” Before then, sex and intermarriage between Whites and Blacks was accepted if not societally approved of. Indeed, before then, the child of a White man and a Black slave was even born free; centuries-old English law conferring the condition (status) of the father upon his children.