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Tag Archives: family
Alden Loveshade: Why Wait Til I’m Dead Again
Three years after its original posting, we’re reopening comments for Alden Loveshade’s “Why Wait Til I’m Dead?” post of three years ago this month. Alden asks that, rather than wait until the funeral to say what you want to say, … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged alden loveshade, family, freedom of information, freedom of speech, medicalm personism, obituary, protest
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Breastfeeding Week 2017
It’s time to celebrate breastfeeding with World Breastfeeding Week between Aug. 1 and 7, 2017. Breastfeeding is the most natural thing a mother and child can do. And yet it’s shunned in many parts of the world. Mothers have been … Continue reading
Posted in Education and Learning, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Politics and War
Tagged breastfeeding, breasts, children, family, girls, love, marriage, nudism, sexism
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Alden Loveshade: Why Wait Til I’m Dead?
IMPORTANT: As of this posting (and as of 2020 January 14 as comments are again being accepted), Alden Loveshade is very much alive. Alden has been to far too many funerals/memorial services in the past few years, parent(s), sibling(s), uncle(s), … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged family, freedom of information, freedom of speech, medical, personism, protest
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Intermittens: In the Beginning
Intermittens, the Discordian magazine, is back after a five-year hiatus with “In the Beginning!” And it’s FREE! *Tom Thornley talks about his brother Kerry Thornley for the first time! *Kerry pulls a terrible Jake on Tom when Kerry’s dead! *Alden … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy
Tagged alden loveshade, brenton clutterbuck, church of the subgenius, discordia, discordian, family, intermittens, johnny shellburn, kerry thornley, reverend loveshade, sex
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Where’s The Blogs?
As of right now, you may notice there’s almost a year gap between blog posts. Yes, we’re aware of it, and yes, we’re working on it. We had something of a glitch ($%&!#X!) in doing an update. It’s in the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged ek-sen-trik-kuh discordia: the tales of shamlicht, family, freedom of information, friends
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Breastfeeding Two Girls is Beautiful
Photos of a mother breastfeeding her two daughters is going viral. The photos taken by Mae Burke show Chelsea Craig breastfeeding her little girls Addy and Emilynn. Some people are upset because you can see her breasts, including her nipples in some shots, and some … Continue reading
Gay Marriage in America Approved by Supreme Court
In mid 1960s American television, a foreign man kissing an American man on the cheeks, or two American men almost accidentally kissing each other, were standard sitcom laughs. In the late 1960s, Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-in was considered cutting edge … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy
Tagged children, family, gay, homosexual, marriage, sex
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Is Same Sex Marriage Legal in Alabama?
“Days after a federal judge in Alabama ruled in favor of a same-sex couple who want their marriage recognized, the chief justice of the state’s Supreme Court has sent a letter telling the governor that federal courts don’t have jurisdiction … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Love and Sex, Religion and Philosophy
Tagged america, family, homosexual, love, marriage
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I Lost My Brother
As I posted a link in my End of the Year Letter that my brother was in a nursing home/rehabilitation center, I should give this update. My brother was transported to a hospital with breathing problems. It got worse, and … Continue reading
Good Fathers Touch Their Children
“The one promise I made to myself when my daughter was born is that I would be a better dad to her than my father was to me.,,,It was at age nine, with puberty unfolding relentlessly, that I no longer … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Love and Sex
Tagged children, daughter, family, father, parenting, touch
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