Called The Wolf Cat or The Werewolf Cat, the Lykoi is a new breed of cat which has only been around for a few years now. In this video, Wolf enthusiast Anneka travels to Liverpool to visit the first Lykois to be brought into the UK from the USA.
Aired on November 19, 1998. Roseanne interviews talk show host Virginia Graham (0:50), future-American-President Donald Trump (11:26) and filmmaker Michael Moore (29:10). Watch this video and see the differences as well as the consistencies of Roseanne's, Trump's and Moore's political views and Life perceptions compared to what we see and know of them today. Very interesting as you see the clues given 20 years ago are a reality now.
Please visit AGG (America. Girls. Guns.) for more fun and insight from "The country’s hottest veterans share their love of guns, buns, and the American way."
For thousands of homeless Americans, Walmart parking lots are the safest place to sleep. Many of these homeless are Veterans forgotten and disrespected by the very people they served and risked their lives for. Remember, the suicide and homeless rate for U.S. Veterans (who are roughly only 7% if the U.S. population sacrificing for the other 93% of Americans) are significantly higher than adults who never served in the Military.
"The suicide rate was 1.5 times greater for veterans than for adults who never served in the military, even after adjusting for age and gender.
The gap was even greater for female veterans: after adjusting for age, their suicide rate was 1.8 times greater than the rate for non-veteran women in 2016." ~ The Guardian
When you think of the Republican Party, what comes to mind? If you’re like many Americans, you may associate the GOP with racism, sexism, and general inequality. It’s a commonly pushed narrative by left-leaning media and academia, but as former Vanderbilt Professor of Political Science Carol Swain explains, the Republican Party was actually responsible for nearly every advancement for minorities and women in U.S. history—and remains the champion of equality to this day.
One of my dreams come true in real life for BamaBass. Not that I can afford to do what BamaBass has accomplished. I am more than likely to live the life of LifeBuzzN or Paw Paw (of 'Do It For Cheap' fame), or maybe the Homesteading Family or many other great Americans who are living a more simple life and building true peace and contentment with what Life has to offer. Expect to see many more great American homesteaders, preppers, and just downright good folk going back to the basics of good healthy living featured here on Bonez. Thank you to BamaBass for inspiring so many.
The late comedian Red Skelton shares his prophetic views of the American pledge of allegiance to the flag. Recorded some 50 years ago in 1969, on his CBS television series "The Red Skelton Show".
Talk about being waaay before their time. The Monks. American army guys who met in post-war Germany and formed a band, doing "beat music." But it was really a genius precursor to punk. They all shaved little tonsures into the tops of their heads, wore black shirts, with ties made out of rope. They were anti-war, anti-pop. They rocked. They came out with their first album in 1966, Black Monk Time. They may have been the first to use feedback in their music:
One of the components in this alchemy of sound was feedback. Burger discovered feedback independently of the many English players who have all been heralded at one time or another as the inventor of said effect.
"We were practicing and I had to take a leak," Burger said. "I laid the guitar against the amp and walked off the stage. I forgot to turn it off and the thing began to make this god-awful racket. It started off humming and then it increased in volume. Roger started hitting his drums and it sounded so right together."
Eddie Shaw went one step further when describing that initial bout with feedback. "Just imagine the sound of the Titanic scraping along an iceberg," he said. "It was like discovering fire."
Here are The Monks on German TV in 1966. Pay attention to the amazing drummer, the amazing bass player, well, it's all amazing:
A documentary was recently made. Here's the trailer to the official theatrical release in Germany on October 4, 2007
Happy Sam, blogmeister at HotCelebFemales does a fine job unearthing tasteful sexy photos of the world's hottest female celebrities. His recent posting of Devon Aoki is but one example of his selfless efforts for fans of female beauty everywhere. Happy Sam is a bit of mystery character himself but there is no doubting his taste in beautiful women.
Called The Wolf Cat or The Werewolf Cat, the Lykoi is a new breed of cat which has only been around for a few years now. In this video, Wolf enthusiast Anneka travels to Liverpool to visit the first Lykois to be brought into the UK from the USA.
Solar Powered Houseboat Designed For The Water Loving Adventurer. (via Inhabitat)
WORLD'S SHORTEST ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE! (via Hot Springs, Arkansas)
For thousands of homeless Americans, Walmart parking lots are the safest place to sleep. Many of these homeless are Veterans forgotten and disrespected by the very people they served and risked their lives for. Remember, the suicide and homeless rate for U.S. Veterans (who are roughly only 7% if the U.S. population sacrificing for the other 93% of Americans) are significantly higher than adults who never served in the Military.
Talk about being waaay before their time. The Monks. American army guys who met in post-war Germany and formed a band, doing "beat music." But it was really a genius precursor to punk. They all shaved little tonsures into the tops of their heads, wore black shirts, with ties made out of rope. They were anti-war, anti-pop. They rocked. They came out with their first album in 1966, Black Monk Time. They may have been the first to use feedback in their music:
Happy Sam, blogmeister at HotCelebFemales does a fine job unearthing tasteful sexy photos of the world's hottest female celebrities. His recent posting of Devon Aoki is but one example of his selfless efforts for fans of female beauty everywhere. Happy Sam is a bit of mystery character himself but there is no doubting his taste in beautiful women.
