Thursday, May 21, 2026

satiety \suh-TY-uh-tee\, noun:

• The state of being full or gratified to or beyond the point of satisfaction.

Satiety is from Latin satietas, from satis, "enough."
 

 

 

cropduster

• buttocks. derived from cropdusting.

That woman has a fine cropduster.

 

 

 

 

History

• Clara Barton: founded the American Red Cross (1881)
• Pagliacci: Leoncavallo's opera debuted in Milan (1892)
• Leopold and Loeb: two teenagers attempt to commit the perfect crime when they murdered 14-year-old Bobby Franks (1924)
• The Spirit of St. Louis: one-seater plane touched down as Charles Lindbergh completed the first solo non-stop transatlantic flight (1927); Amelia Earhart became the first woman to perform the same feat (1932)
• Hydrogen bomb: first aerial detonation took place over Bikini atoll (1956)
• Rajiv Gandhi: former Indian prime minister was assassinated while running for reelection (1991)
• Susan Lucci: won her first Daytime Emmy award for Best Actress in the 19th consecutive year she was nominated (1999)

Birthdays

• Plato 427 B.C.
• Albrecht Durer 1471
• Philip II (Spain) 1527
• Alexander Pope 1688
• Glenn Hammond Curtiss 1878
• Armand Hammer 1898
• Horace Heidt 1901
• Fats Waller 1904
• Robert Montgomery 1904
• Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel 1909
• Harold Robbins 1916
• Dennis Day 1917
• Raymond Burr 1917
• Anthony Steel 1920
• Andrei Sakharov 1921 - Soviet physicist, he came to be regarded as the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, Soviet antiwar activist
• Ara Parseghian 1923
• Peggy Cass 1924
• Ed Fitz Gerald 1924 
• Robert Creeley 1926
• Rick Jason 1926
• Tommy Bryant 1930
• David Groh 1939
• Heinz Holliger 1939
• Ronald Isley (The Isley Brothers) 1941
• Hilton Valentine (The Animals) 1943
• Janet Daily 1944
• Marcie Blane 1944
• Richard Hatch 1946
• Bill Champlin (Chicago) 1947
• Leo Sayer 1948
• Carol Potter 1948
• Mr. T (Lawrence Tero Tureaud) 1952
• Stan Lynch (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) 1955
• Judge Reinhold 1957
• Lisa Edelstein 1968 - Actress
• Christian McBride 1972
• Notorious B.I.G. (Christopher George Latore Wallace) 1972
• Fairuza Balk 1974

  

 

  

Hasselhoff Wednesday: This girl!

Knows what's good!

Or smokes crack. 

Now sure which.

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

fungible \FUHN-juh-buhl\, adjective:

1. (Law) Freely exchangeable for or replaceable by another of like nature or kind in the satisfaction of an obligation.

2. Interchangeable.

noun:

1. Something that is exchangeable or substitutable. Usually used in the plural.

Fungible comes from Medieval Latin fungibilis, from Latin fungi (vice), "to perform (in place of)."

 

Bacon Curtains

• A part of a woman's anatomy

Last nights i got in between the bacon curtains

 

 

badunkadunk

• a dick-bouncin, dynamic booty, that defies the laws of physics and reminds men why we wanna be dogs or an urban term used to define approval of the voluptuous curvature of a feminie rump.

We snapped our necks 'round, lost the beat of the funk, and laid our eyes upon Karla Spice's beautiful badunkadunk.

History

• First Council of Nicaea: opened in present-day Turkey; it dealt with the relationship of Jesus to God the Father, and the date of Easter, among other issues (325) 
  

  
• Charles Lindbergh: began the first solo flight across the Atlantic, in The Spirit of St. Louis; he flew from Long Island to Paris in about 11 1/2 hours (1927)
• Amelia Earhart: began her flight from Newfoundland to Ireland, becoming the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean (1932)
• Hamburger Hill: US and South Vietnamese forces captured Apbia Mountain after one of the Vietnam War's bloodiest battles (1969)
• Cheers: the final episode of the TV sitcom was seen by 93 million viewers (1993)
• East Timor: became an independent nation and the first new sovereign state of the 21st century (2002)
• Kingda Ka: the world's tallest and fastest roller coaster opened in New Jersey; it reaches 128 mph, and New York City, Atlantic City and Philadelphia are visible from the top of the tower (2005)

Birthdays

• William Thornton 1759 - Inventor, painter, designed the United States Capitol, first Superintendent of the United States Patent Office
• Dolley Payne Madison 1768 - U.S. First Lady, wife of 4th President James Madison
• Honore de Balzac 1799 - Novelist
• John Stuart Mill 1806 - Editor, philosopher
• William George Fargo 1818 - Organizer of Wells, Fargo & Company
• Henri Julien Felix Rousseau 1844 - French painter
• Wladyslaw Sikorski 1888 - Polish military and political leader
• Jimmy Stewart 1908 - Actor (Philadelphia Story [1940]; The Glenn Miller Story, It’s a Wonderful Life, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington)
• William R. Hewlett 1913 - Co-founder of Hewlett-Packard Company (HP)
• Patrick Ellis (Leftwich) 1916 - Actress
• George Goble 1919 - Comedian, Actor (Harper Valley P.T.A.)
• Vic Ames (Urick) 1920 - Singer (The Ames Brothers)
• Edith Fellows 1923 - Actress (The Grace Kelly Story, In the Mood)
• Bob Sweikert 1926 - Auto racer, won Indianapolis 500 in 1955
• Bud (Henry) Grant 1927 - Football player and coach
• David Hedison (Ara David Heditsian) 1928 - Actor (Licence to Kill, Live and Let Die)
• James McEachin 1930 - Actor (The Dead Don’t Die, Double Exposure)
• Kenton Boyer 1931 - Baseball player
• Constance Towers 1933 - Actress (On Wings of Eagles)
• Anthony Zerbe 1936 - Actor (North and South, They Call Me Mr. Tibbs, Cool Hand Luke)
• Dave Hill 1937 - Golfer
• Teddy Randazzo 1937 - Songwriter, producer, singer, actor
  

  
• Stan Mikita 1940 - Hockey player
• Joe Cocker 1944 - Singer, songwriter
• Cher (Cherilyn Sarkisian LaPierre) 1946 - Singer (Sonny & Cher), actress (Moonstruck [1987]; The Witches of Eastwick, Silkwood, Mask), Mrs Bax0jayz doppleganger
• Bobby (Ray) Murcer 1946 - Baseball player
• Dave Thomas 1949 - Comedian, actor
• Cullen Bryant 1951 - Football player
• Warren Cann 1952 - Musician (Ultravox)
• Dean Butler 1956 - Actor
• Ronald Prescott Reagan 1958 - Dancer, talk show host, son of U.S. President Ronald Reagan
• Jane Wiedlin 1958 - Singer (Go-Go's, Frosted)
• Bronson Pinchot 1959 - Actor (Courage Under Fire, Beverly Hills Cop series, Risky Business)
• Tony Goldwyn 1960 - Actor (The Pelican Brief, Ghost, Gaby: A True Story)
• Susan Cowsill 1960 - Singer (The Cowsills, Continental Drifters, Psycho Sisters)
• Nick Heyward 1961 - Musician (Haircut 100)
• Brian Nash 1963 - Musician (Frankie Goes to Hollywood)
• Mindy Cohn 1966 - Actress
• Tom Gorman 1966 - Musician (Belly)
• Timothy Olyphant 1968 - Actor
• Busta Rhymes 1972 - Musician
  Alexa Mansour 1996 - Actress
  

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

  

Review Tuesday: “Belladonna of Sadness” Directed by Eiichi Yamamoto, 1973

  

 

Belladonna of Sadness

Directed by Eiichi Yamamoto

1973 

One woman's psychedelic journey into history.

I was discussing animation styles with a friend recently and she recommended Belladonna of Sadness. 

 

On the night that Jeanne and Jean got married, she is raped by a local noble. To get her revenge Jeanne makes a pact with the devil. 

 

Seems like a simple enough story, but toss in the typical 70s psychedelics and tons of sexual imagery and you get this thing. It's less than an hour and a half, but feels like it's at least 3-4 times longer. I really feel like I needed to be loaded up on some substance to have appreciated it more. As it was, I would call it okay. The animation is not bad considering the shoe-string budget it was made with. It just wasn't my cup of tea. I am not big on gratuitous weirdo animated pr0n or violence aimed at women.  

  

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

fey \FAY\, adjective:

1. Possessing or displaying a strange and otherworldly aspect or quality; magical or fairylike; elfin.
2. Having power to see into the future; visionary; clairvoyant.
3. Appearing slightly crazy, as if under a spell; touched.
4. (Scots.) Fated to die; doomed.
5. (Scots.) Marked by a sense of approaching death.

Fey comes from Middle English feye, feie, from Old English fæge, "fated to die."

 

 

 

Douchebaguette

• A female douchebag. A woman who exhibits characteristics of a douchebag.

Just look at her pompous gait... what a douchebaguette!

History

• Anne Boleyn: Henry VIII's second wife was beheaded (1536)
• New England's Dark Day: clouds, smoke and fog combined to obliterate the sun over the northeastern United States (1780)
• Tariff of 1828: was passed to protect US industry; it was denounced as a "tariff of abominations" by critics in the South (1828)
• Marilyn Monroe: crooned ''Happy Birthday, Mr. President'' to John F. Kennedy at a Madison Square Garden fundraiser (1962)

Birthdays 

• Johns Hopkins 1795 - entrepreneur, philanthropist, most noted for the creation of Johns Hopkins Hospital
• Sarah Peale 1800 - Portrait painter
• Ho Chi Minh (Nguyen Sinh Cung) 1890 - North Vietnamese Communist revolutionary, prime minister and president
• Bruce Bennett 1906 - Shot putter, actor

  
• George Auld 1919 - Musician
• Malcolm X (Malcolm Little) 1925 - African-American Muslim minister, public speaker, and human rights activist
• Jim Lehrer (James Charles "Jim" Lehrer) 1934 - Journalist, news anchor
• David Hartman 1935 - Television personality
• James Fox 1939 - Actor
• Nancy Kwan 1939 - Actress
• Stephen Young (Stephen Levy) 1939 - Actor
• Francis Scobee (Francis Richard "Dick" Scobee) 1939 - Astronaut, killed commanding the Space Shuttle Challenger
• Mickey Newbury 1940 - Songwriter
• Nora Ephron 1941 - Diretor, producer, screenwriter, novelist, journalist
• Peter Mayhew 1944 - Actor ("Star Wars")
• Pete Townsend 1945 - Musician (The Who)
• David Helfgott 1947 - Concert pianist
• Joe Michael "Dusty" Hill 1949 - Musician (ZZ Top)
• Grace Jones 1952 - Singer, model, actress
• Joey Ramone 1951 - Musician (The Ramones)
• Phil Rudd 1954 - Musician (AC/DC)
• Steven Ford (Steven Meigs Ford) 1956 - Actor, son of U.S. President Gerald Ford
• Martyn Ware 1956 - Musician (The Human League)
• Iain Harvie (Del Amitri) 1962
• Jenny Berggren 1972 - Musician (Ace of Base)
• Kevin Garnett 1976 - Basketball player
• Eric Lloyd 1986 - Actor
  Anna Carina "Ophelia Overdose" Jahns 1989 - stunning fetish model