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hey hey.. if you want to see the pictures comment and friend me. if you want to see the words try ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) imhellamessican |
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[Feb. 20th, 2006|09:04 pm] |
You are Simone de Beauvoir! You spent years with
Sarte, who was more famous than you at the
time, but came into your own as you got
older. Your seminal feminist work "The
Second Sex" is a book that is still
controversial, but many of us can't figure
out why. You kicked the early 20th century's
ass, though!
Which Western feminist icon are you?
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[Feb. 9th, 2006|09:39 pm] |
Ultimate Survivor
You scored 65 combatpoints, 80 survivalpoints, 52 guts, and 90 attitudepoints! |
| Whether on your own or as a member of a group, you know what to do and won't hesitate to follow through. Your friends would be wise to follow your example, if they can keep up. |
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My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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You scored higher than 24% on combatpoints |
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You scored higher than 68% on survivalpoints |
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You scored higher than 50% on guts |
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You scored higher than 97% on attitudepoints |
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[Jan. 30th, 2006|12:59 am] |
Ageless - Filled with a natural wisdom, your soul
still possess much of the innocence of a
child. Ageless souls are often seen as quiet
and withdrawn, but in truth they are either
observing or unsure of how to help others
even though they can understand and share the
pain they feel. Friends made are friends
kept, and while your loyalty may be hard to
obtain, as long as the friend is true it is
never lost. Ageless souls are often artistic.
Ageless souls must be careful not to be used, and
not to let others drag them to deeply into
their problems. Remember you can't help
anyone at all if you get lost for one cause.
Worst Match: Withered or Childlike. Best Match:
Ancient, Young, or another Ageless.
How old is your soul? (Anime pictures)
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[Jan. 16th, 2006|05:19 pm] |
A lot has been said about how to prevent rape: Women should learn self-defense, lock themselves in their houses after dark, they shouldn't have long hair and wear short skirts, they shouldn't leave drinks unattended. Fuck, they shouldn't dare to get drunk at all.
Instead of that bullshit, how about:
if a woman is drunk, don't rape her.
if a woman is walking alone at night, don't rape her.
if a women is drugged and unconscious, don't rape her.
if a woman is wearing a short skirt, don't rape her.
if a woman is jogging in a park at 5 am, don't rape her.
if a woman looks like your ex-girlfriend you're still hung up on, don't rape her.
if a woman is asleep in her bed, don't rape her.
if a woman is asleep in your bed, don't rape her.
if a woman is doing her laundry, don't rape her.
if a woman is in a coma, don't rape her.
if a woman changes her mind in the middle of or about a particular activity, don't rape her.
if a woman has repeatedly refused a certain activity, don't rape her.
if a woman is not yet a woman, but a child, don't rape her.
if your girlfriend or wife is not in the mood, don't rape her.
if your step-daughter is watching tv, don't rape her.
if you break into a house and find a woman there, don't rape her.
if your friend thinks it's okay to rape someone, tell him it's not, and that he's not your friend.
if your "friend" tells you he raped someone, report him to the police.
if your frat-brother or another guy at the party tells you there's an unconscious woman upstairs and it's your turn, don't rape her, call the police and tell the guy he's a rapist.
tell your sons, god-sons, nephews, grandsons, sons of friends it's not okay to rape someone.
don't tell your women friends how to be safe and avoid rape.
don't imply that she could have avoided it if she'd only done/not done x.
don't imply that it's in any way her fault.
don't let silence imply agreement when someone tells you he "got some" with the drunk girl.
don't perpetuate a culture that tells you that you have no control over or responsibility for your actions. You can, too, help yourself.
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[May. 14th, 2005|01:13 pm] |
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"i'm Cheap. Cheaper than money can buy Write me a few words and I'm yours. I'll do anything, all for a quick fuck. Thought you were genuine. I am sorely mistaken. Just your bitch, on my knees. Isn't that how you like it? Looking for a purpose, I've found it in your longing desire. Found it in the few needs I can satisfy. Found it in the way I can bend you to my will for just a few mintutes as we reach a pinacle. But I'm still cheap, so dirty. Who'd want me?"
Intriguing? yes. want a copy? http://freewebs.com/defcrew/1.html
the whole zine is basically like this. it's like.. DANG. you know? can you help me explain it? because i can't. i have read this zine so many times already. and i still say dang. it seems like thats how most of the zines ive been reading are making me feel and say. its like i go though all they write in those zines.meh. |
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[Mar. 13th, 2005|11:06 am] |
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If anyone is wondering or confused if the DEFCREW distro is shut down, IT IS NOT. I am going to take it over[we don't want DEF to die.]. The whole crew are still friends, we just find it easier to do our own thing. Lisa, with Youreinsanehoney distro, and Samantha is bringing back Transformer Distro. Any questions or comments? email me: defcrew@gmail.com
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| i know i said i wouldn't post or whatever, but this is for joyous. I GOTTA DO IT! |
[Feb. 25th, 2005|10:54 pm] |
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I'm working on two compilation zines. Anyone want to help out? If you can't help submit, maybe re-post this on your journal? It will mean the world to me, really!
I TOLD YOU SO! compilation zine
Do you have a younger sibling, or know anyone who’s not over 13, if so, then maybe you can possibly help me out with a compilation zine I’m starting. It’s simple too. All I need is for you to have them answer the following 12 questions, multiple submissions are welcome:
*What is your name?
*How old are you?
*Where are you from?
*What are your hobbies?
*What does love mean?
*What do you love?
*What does hate mean?
*What do you hate?
*Do you like television?
*If yes, what shows do you watch?
*Do you like to read?
*What was the last book you’ve read?
Also, if you want, you can send in a picture of them attached to the questions.
You can either send submissions to buymetofu@yahoo.com
or mail them to:
Joyous Ladi-frenzy
3290 Whitesand Court
San Jose, CA 95148
Anyone who submits will get a free copy of the zine when finalized. The deadline is March 30th 2005 and it will be printed the following week.
ALSO.
PHOTOBOOTH compilation zine!!
Do you love photo booths? Does the sight of a photo booth make you giddy? Is your room full of photo booth pictures? Was ever your plan for the day to look for a photo booth? If you answered yes to any of the previous questions, then maybe you should submit to this compilation I’m starting. I need anything photo booth related. What I need: Stories(ex: When did you first fall in love with photobooths?etc.), listings of photobooths around your area, photo booth pictures (ofcourse!), poems, tips on photobooth picture taking(?), comics, articles etc. etc.
Most definitely submit photobooth pictures! Include: Your name, who's in the photo, where it was taken, how long ago the pictures were taken, and anymore info we should know.You can either send a scan of them through email(make sure it’s high-resolution) to:
buymetofu@yahoo.com
Or you can send them snail mail to:
Joyous Ladi-frenzy
3290 Whitesand Court
San Jose, CA 95148
Remember, this applies to any form of submission.
If you submit, you get a free copy of the finished zine. The deadline is March 30th and will be printed some time in April. I will definitely notify you. Thanks for reading! |
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[Feb. 12th, 2005|01:12 pm] |
Although statistics show that most men never rape, the overwhelming majority of rapists are indeed male. We ask men to make a promise to be a different kind of man—one who values equality and whose strength is not used for hurting.
1.Be Aware of Language. We live in a society in which words often cut down or put down women. Avoid words like bitch, whore, baby, freak, dog. Those words send a message that females are less than human. Seeing them in such a light makes it easier to treat them without respect or to ignore their well being.
2.Communicate
Sexual violence goes hand in hand with poor sexual communication. Our own discomfort in speaking about sexual issues dramatically raises the risk of rape. By learning effective means of sexual communication—stating your desires clearly and listening to your partner, men make sex safer for themselves and others.
3. Speak Up
You may never see a rape in progress but you will hear jokes and language which is inappropriate and degrades women. When your best friend tells a joke about rape, tell him it is not funny. When laws are proposed that limit women’s rights, let politicians know that you won’t support them. Do anything but remain silent.
4.Support Survivors of Rape
Rape will not be taken seriously until everyone understands how common it is. In the US alone, more than a million women are raped each year. By learning to sensitively support the survivors in their lives, men can help both women and men feel more comfortable about coming forward and talking about what has happened to them.
5.Contribute your time and Money
Join or donate to an organization working to prevent violence against women. Rape Crisis Centers, Domestic Violence Shelters and similar groups depend on your donations for support. In Ashtabula County you can attend monthly meetings of the Violence Against Women Council. You can give support to Homesafe Incorporated.
6. Talk with Women
If you’re willing to listen, there is much to be learned
about how the “risk of being raped” affects women’s daily lives. Talk to them about it.
7.Talk with Men
Talk about what it is like to be viewed as a potential rapist. Talk about the fact that 15-20% of all males will be sexually abused in their lifetime. Talk about whether they know any rape survivors. But start talking.
8. Organize
Form an organization dedicated to stopping sexual violence. Men’s anti rape groups are powerful. They are gaining popularity on college campuses. If you have the time and the drive, you can make a powerful difference.
9.Work against ALL oppression
Rape feeds off of all forms of prejudice including racism, homophobia, and religious discrimination. By speaking out against behaviors that promote one group being superior to another, you support everyone’s equality. And finally…….
10.Don’t ever have sex with anyone against their will
No matter what.
(Credit-The Men’s Rape Prevention Project: What Men Can Do.) |
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