MONDAY'S HOT SHIRTLESS GUY PHOTOS
This week, in honor of Football starting up again, we have Hot Shirtless Guys And Footballs!
POLT
Monday, September 09, 2013
You're wantin' my body, I don't mind (Part 420)...
This week, in honor of Football starting up again, we have Hot Shirtless Guys And Footballs!
POLT
Sunday, September 08, 2013
You wrote me poetry, you had a way with words (Part 5)...
Song Lyric Or Polt's Poety?
Last week's quote was a song lyric from Green Day's "Macy Day Parade".
Totals:
Amie: 4/0
john: 1/0
Michelle M.: 3/1
Tam: 2/1
truthspew: 2/0
vuboq: 2/1
And now a new one:
"Grey clouds hang over me,
Marks every move,
Deep in the memory,
What once was love"
Tell me, is this a Song Lyric Or Polt's Poetry?
POLT
Use your head for more than a fuckin' hatrack, punk...
Interesting hatrack.
I might try to find one for my house. And I dont even own any hats....
POLT
Let's get unconscious honey (Part 375)...
UNCONSCIOUS MUTTERINGS
These come each week from http://subliminal.lunanina.com/
I say ... and you think ... ?
- Sacred :: Religious
- Distill :: Alcohol
- Haunting :: Ghost
- Delete :: Mistake
- People :: Magazine
- Corrupt :: Republican Leadership
- Hanger :: Airplane
- Gotham :: Batman
- Igloo :: Eskimo
- Spanish :: Espanol
POLT
Drive my mini-Cooper and I'm feeling super-dooper (Part 244)...
Superman Sundays
This week: Work And Superman!
A DJ working at his job, in a Superman T-Shirt.
POLT
Saturday, September 07, 2013
Dog eat dog and cat eat mouse....
OhmiGOD, these have me laughing out LOUD!
And is yet more proof why I love dogs and why cats are Spawns of Satan.
Plus, the dog friend was MUCH cuter than the cat friend...just like dogs are cuter than cats.
POLT
And is yet more proof why I love dogs and why cats are Spawns of Satan.
Plus, the dog friend was MUCH cuter than the cat friend...just like dogs are cuter than cats.
POLT
My baby's got a secret (Part 226)...
Secret Saturdays
These come each week from http://postsecret.blogspot.com
This week, Work Secrets!
POLT
Friday, September 06, 2013
Some boys kiss me, some boys hug me (Part 285)...
Frenching Fridays
This week, just Random Kisses.
POLT
Thursday, September 05, 2013
If I were a hero, I'd be Martin Luther (Part 44)...
Superhero Anydays
This week, in honor of Labor Day, we have Superhero And Work.
POLT
Rita Hayworth, gave good face (Part 55)...
Fetching Faces
This week, A Face And Work!
And what a cute cop indeed.
POLT
Wednesday, September 04, 2013
Cut their hair short, wear shirts and boots (Part 290)...
Wife Beater Wednesdays
This week, in honor of Labor Day, Working Wife Beaters!
Wheelbarrow worker
Plumber working
Highway construction worker
Contractor working
So kinda manual laborer, sagging, and working
POLT
Tuesday, September 03, 2013
War! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing....
Well it's not like anyone cares or will listen, but here's my opinion on the Syria situation.
My opinion pretty much echos the great and amazing US Senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders. To paraphrase what he said, "Assad gassing his own citizens is a tragedy and violation of international law, but, I need to know what the pressing US interest is for getting involved in the long Syrian civil war."
Amen, Senator.
From what I've seen, I believe Assad did use chemical weapons on his own civilians. I also believe that is terribly terribly wrong. I also dont know why the US would do anything militarily about it.
I would prefer we go with sanctions or diplomacy or something else. Yes, it IS offensive, but it's an internal issue. It's not like the First Gulf War, when a sovereign nation was invaded by another. Nor is it like Afghanistan, whose government, the Taliban, was harboring the perpetrators of an attack on another nation. This smacks just too much of Bushie's attack into Iraq: a place we, as a country, dont need to be. It's internal, we dont need getting involved.
I know, I know, in Libya, we did limited air strikes and helped overthrow a tyrant. But in that case, the rebellion was well on it's way to winning, we helped it along. I dont see this proposed attack as helping a rebellion, I see it as retribution for the use of chemical weapons. And I dont think we, as a country, need to be doling out retribution on countries for things they do internally (pot calling kettle black, and all that).
If Assad had used chemical weapons on say Israel, or Lebanon, or Turkey, or Iraq, well then that would be a different story, and I think I'd be supporting this action a bit more. But as it stands now, I'm not really in favor of doing this.
AND, having said all, I have this to say to all the people out there who shout: The parties are no different they're both the same.
Remember this, when Bushie was taking us into Iraq, ALL the Republicans in Congress were in lockstep behind him. And anyone, ANYONE, who breathed a word of any kind against going to, was called unpatriotic, unAmerican, told they were scum and should leave the country if they didn't like it (usually by the Republican politicians and their media propaganda wing (Faux News).
Compare that to this time. You can see in THIS NEWSPAPER ARTICLE where the Senators stand on this issue. There are 11 Democratic Senators on board (in addition to 9 Republicans) but there are 5 Democratic Senators leaning no, and the rest are undecided. In the House, you've already got 15 Democratic members against supporting it and only 9 currently supporting it.
My point being, bear in mind, under a Republican president, the whole entire party is for the war and if you're not you're un-American, but under a Democratic president, it's party is split and no one is being called unAmerican for their opinions. That, my friends, is one glaring example of how the parties are different: Republicans are 'you're with us or you're against us'! and the Democrats are "let's think this through and everyone's entitled to their own opinion."
And this is just one case where it's like this. Think marriage equality, or abortion, or voting rights, or any other myriad of topics and the party's stances are the same as the Syria intervention.
Yet another reason I'm proud to be a Democrat.
POLT
My opinion pretty much echos the great and amazing US Senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders. To paraphrase what he said, "Assad gassing his own citizens is a tragedy and violation of international law, but, I need to know what the pressing US interest is for getting involved in the long Syrian civil war."
Amen, Senator.
From what I've seen, I believe Assad did use chemical weapons on his own civilians. I also believe that is terribly terribly wrong. I also dont know why the US would do anything militarily about it.
I would prefer we go with sanctions or diplomacy or something else. Yes, it IS offensive, but it's an internal issue. It's not like the First Gulf War, when a sovereign nation was invaded by another. Nor is it like Afghanistan, whose government, the Taliban, was harboring the perpetrators of an attack on another nation. This smacks just too much of Bushie's attack into Iraq: a place we, as a country, dont need to be. It's internal, we dont need getting involved.
I know, I know, in Libya, we did limited air strikes and helped overthrow a tyrant. But in that case, the rebellion was well on it's way to winning, we helped it along. I dont see this proposed attack as helping a rebellion, I see it as retribution for the use of chemical weapons. And I dont think we, as a country, need to be doling out retribution on countries for things they do internally (pot calling kettle black, and all that).
If Assad had used chemical weapons on say Israel, or Lebanon, or Turkey, or Iraq, well then that would be a different story, and I think I'd be supporting this action a bit more. But as it stands now, I'm not really in favor of doing this.
AND, having said all, I have this to say to all the people out there who shout: The parties are no different they're both the same.
Remember this, when Bushie was taking us into Iraq, ALL the Republicans in Congress were in lockstep behind him. And anyone, ANYONE, who breathed a word of any kind against going to, was called unpatriotic, unAmerican, told they were scum and should leave the country if they didn't like it (usually by the Republican politicians and their media propaganda wing (Faux News).
Compare that to this time. You can see in THIS NEWSPAPER ARTICLE where the Senators stand on this issue. There are 11 Democratic Senators on board (in addition to 9 Republicans) but there are 5 Democratic Senators leaning no, and the rest are undecided. In the House, you've already got 15 Democratic members against supporting it and only 9 currently supporting it.
My point being, bear in mind, under a Republican president, the whole entire party is for the war and if you're not you're un-American, but under a Democratic president, it's party is split and no one is being called unAmerican for their opinions. That, my friends, is one glaring example of how the parties are different: Republicans are 'you're with us or you're against us'! and the Democrats are "let's think this through and everyone's entitled to their own opinion."
And this is just one case where it's like this. Think marriage equality, or abortion, or voting rights, or any other myriad of topics and the party's stances are the same as the Syria intervention.
Yet another reason I'm proud to be a Democrat.
POLT
In your street, yeah, Gladiators, we come to your house....
So I just finished watching the entire first season of Spartacus.
Yeah, I watched 6 episode yesterday, watched the other 7 today. That's pretty much all I did today. But it's done.
What did I think? I dont know, really. I enjoyed it, but I can't rave about it. Had way too much of the look of the movie 300...which I suppose was it's intent. I tired quickly of nearly every fight Spartacus was in going the same way: he fights, he's beaten down to almost nothing, to almost defeat, then he sees something, or hears something or thinks something and suddenly, ba-da-BING, he's back on his feet and defeating or killing his opponent. Despite being pretty well roughed up himself.
I tired quickly of all the gratuitous nudity. yeah, yeah, I can hear you all out there gasping with disbelief, but come on, every single episode we got boobs: boobs of main characters boobs of random chicks in the stands, boobs, boobs and more boobs. I understand, in Roman times, the exposed breast was not a...taboo like it is today But really, did we need ALL those boobs, for no other apparent reason than the directors saying, "HEY, we can show boobs, so let's show boobs!"
By my recollection, we got three full frontal female shots, of two separate women, and we got three full frontal shots of two separate men (one of which was really rather freakin impressive...I know I gasped). We got so many ass shots of both men and women that I totally lost count. There WAS plenty of mail eye candy, I mean almost every scene had at least some really built guy wearing little but a loin cloth. And that was all good to me. But I still the nudity is gratuitous, unnecessary and distracting.
There weren't many characters to like in the show, but again, I think that was intended. I liked Pietros, the cute little Egyptian who was the lover of Barco, cause he was indeed cute and seemed like a nice guy. Of course he'd end of dead. And I liked Varro, again, he was cute and seemed like a nice guy, so again, he too ended up dead. Both of those angered me. I also like Doctore, cause he was one of the few honorable men shown, and strangely, he ended up alive at the end.
I really didnt care much for or about Spartacus himself. Too proud. Too stupid. Too headstrong. Too given to extensive planning that never works out as planned. Too prone to flash backs. Although he did look MUCH better with his long Thracian hair than he did with the short Roman hair (but that's probably just my hairthing fetish coming into play).
I'd say the violence was too gratuitous as well, and on one hand, I kinda think it is, but on the other, I realize the shows about a bunch of gladiators during the Roman Republic, so, yeah, maybe its NOT gratuitous after all.
After the ending, I really dont know where the show has to go from there, although I know there are two seasons after this one (and a prequel miniseries), so I know it goes somewhere. And I do plan on seeing all of that, the show kept my interest that much at any rate.
So, I give it a sold B. Was entertaining, if a smidge disappointing, melodramatic, pretentious, and overplayed. But something that I want to see the remaining seasons of.
POLT
Yeah, I watched 6 episode yesterday, watched the other 7 today. That's pretty much all I did today. But it's done.
What did I think? I dont know, really. I enjoyed it, but I can't rave about it. Had way too much of the look of the movie 300...which I suppose was it's intent. I tired quickly of nearly every fight Spartacus was in going the same way: he fights, he's beaten down to almost nothing, to almost defeat, then he sees something, or hears something or thinks something and suddenly, ba-da-BING, he's back on his feet and defeating or killing his opponent. Despite being pretty well roughed up himself.
I tired quickly of all the gratuitous nudity. yeah, yeah, I can hear you all out there gasping with disbelief, but come on, every single episode we got boobs: boobs of main characters boobs of random chicks in the stands, boobs, boobs and more boobs. I understand, in Roman times, the exposed breast was not a...taboo like it is today But really, did we need ALL those boobs, for no other apparent reason than the directors saying, "HEY, we can show boobs, so let's show boobs!"
By my recollection, we got three full frontal female shots, of two separate women, and we got three full frontal shots of two separate men (one of which was really rather freakin impressive...I know I gasped). We got so many ass shots of both men and women that I totally lost count. There WAS plenty of mail eye candy, I mean almost every scene had at least some really built guy wearing little but a loin cloth. And that was all good to me. But I still the nudity is gratuitous, unnecessary and distracting.
There weren't many characters to like in the show, but again, I think that was intended. I liked Pietros, the cute little Egyptian who was the lover of Barco, cause he was indeed cute and seemed like a nice guy. Of course he'd end of dead. And I liked Varro, again, he was cute and seemed like a nice guy, so again, he too ended up dead. Both of those angered me. I also like Doctore, cause he was one of the few honorable men shown, and strangely, he ended up alive at the end.
I really didnt care much for or about Spartacus himself. Too proud. Too stupid. Too headstrong. Too given to extensive planning that never works out as planned. Too prone to flash backs. Although he did look MUCH better with his long Thracian hair than he did with the short Roman hair (but that's probably just my hairthing fetish coming into play).
I'd say the violence was too gratuitous as well, and on one hand, I kinda think it is, but on the other, I realize the shows about a bunch of gladiators during the Roman Republic, so, yeah, maybe its NOT gratuitous after all.
After the ending, I really dont know where the show has to go from there, although I know there are two seasons after this one (and a prequel miniseries), so I know it goes somewhere. And I do plan on seeing all of that, the show kept my interest that much at any rate.
So, I give it a sold B. Was entertaining, if a smidge disappointing, melodramatic, pretentious, and overplayed. But something that I want to see the remaining seasons of.
POLT
The back of your hand somewhere on my behind (Part 176)...
Tooshie Tuesdays
This week, for Labor Day: Working Tooshies!
Cooking, with undies on
Cooking, with undies off
Mowing the grass
Washing dishes
Using a pickax
POLT
Monday, September 02, 2013
There's a Roman Circus in my mind, in my mind....
Spartacus won in my poll of what DVD series to watch next. Thanks to all who voted. So now, in a few moments, I'll be settling in to watch Season 1, Episode 1 of the show.
POLT
POLT
About to hurt 'em, like a tag team (Part 14)...
Sport Or Sex?
So tell me, are these two wrestlers in an awkward position on the mat, or are they two lovers in singlets ready to hit the bed?
POLT
Someone get a bed, at the Casa de Loco (Part 9)...
Reasons To Call In Sick
And Just Stay In Bed
#9
POLT
You're wantin' my body, I don't mind (Part 419)...
MONDAY'S HOT SHIRTLESS GUY PHOTOS
This week's theme: In honor of Labor Day, Hot Shirtless Guys Working At Their Jobs!
Househusband Doing Laundry
Fireman
Fashion Model
Carpenter In Undies
Two Guys Laying Concrete
Two Guys Building A House
Guy In Bibs Digging Up Concrete
Four Guys In Hardhats Doing....Something That Requires Hardhats
Group Of Miners
Landscaper Doing Yard Work
POLT
Sunday, September 01, 2013
Lets get unconscious, honey (Part 374)...
Unconscious Mutterings
These come each week from http://subliminal.lunanina.com/
I say ... and you think ... ?
- Teacher :: Student
- Activity :: Movement
- Scared :: Frightened
- Suction :: Cups
- Impossible :: Unbelievable
- Terrestrial :: Earthlike
- Humongous :: Gigantic
- Cheekbones :: Facial
- Dream :: Nightmare
- Fog :: Smog
POLT
Drive my mini-Cooper and I'm feeling super-dooper (Part 243)...
Superman Sundays
(First of all, the numbering is now correct...it's been wrong for a little bit...well, 10 months or so actually...but now, I assure you it's accurate)
This week's theme: Superman Chair Sitter!
And yeah, I dont really focus on the Superman tattoo either, but whatever...
POLT
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