Wednesday, April 29, 2009
It's been awhile i know! Somebody smell pork?
With that noted, here's to the almighty SWINE FLU!
*thanks dev
*thanks dev
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Lore Grinds away
Thanks to the crew at Lore Clothing for hooking me up with some fresh threads today!! I appreciate the horrorific love! On that note, keep your eyes on what the Corpse Grinders have in store for all you greedy gluttons to gorge upon. Like i said before, Lore knows how to put QUALITY over QUANTITY with their designs. This means they're dedicated to their product, nursing it with stylistic gore. Make sure to click the link above and cop those $11.99 tees while they're still available...the stock is selling like gauze at a transplant.
Cheers!
Astro Zombie
All Eyez On Me
World of Fear
Waco continues to get nuts!
Branch Davidians versus the ATF & FBI...how much longer can it last!?! not much...
APRIL 14:
A message from KORESH says that he will not surrender until he has written a manuscript explaining the Seven Seals. At a meeting in SESSIONS's office on the tear gas plan, two military experts and the Army's Dr. Harry SALEM brief RENO, detailing what is known about its effect on children ("...although there had been no laboratory tests performed on children relative to the effects of the gas, anecdotal evidence was convincing that there would be no permanent injury"). CLARKE says the Davidians might be running out of water. RENO asks FBI to gather information about the compound's water supply and estimate how long the Davidians could hold out. FBI says rationing is to ensure discipline, and provisions would last a year. RENO meets with Delta Force commanders to review the tear gas plan. [Scruggs 107, 243, 266, 269, 270]
The compound is stocked with a year's supply of food rations and was otherwise prepared to withstand an extended siege. [Dennis 6]
APRIL 15:
FBI officials report that the compound has enough water to last a significant period of time. HUBBELL talks by phone for two hours with SAGE, who argues for action. [Scruggs 106, 270]
After talking to SAGE, HUBBELL becomes convinced that the negotiators believe there is no further hope of getting the Davidians out through negotiation. [Dennis 57]
APRIL 16:
KORESH tells negotiators that he has completed the manuscript on the First Seal. RENO rejects the tear gas plan, according to what RICHARD says HUBBELL told him. SESSIONS, CLARKE, and POTTS hurry to HUBBELL's office, and SESSIONS asks to speak with RENO. Ten minutes later HUBBELL returns with RENO, who orders a written statement "describing the situation inside the compound, the progress of negotiations, and the merits" of the plan, plus supporting documentation for all factual assertions. [Scruggs 107, 271]
APRIL 14:
A message from KORESH says that he will not surrender until he has written a manuscript explaining the Seven Seals. At a meeting in SESSIONS's office on the tear gas plan, two military experts and the Army's Dr. Harry SALEM brief RENO, detailing what is known about its effect on children ("...although there had been no laboratory tests performed on children relative to the effects of the gas, anecdotal evidence was convincing that there would be no permanent injury"). CLARKE says the Davidians might be running out of water. RENO asks FBI to gather information about the compound's water supply and estimate how long the Davidians could hold out. FBI says rationing is to ensure discipline, and provisions would last a year. RENO meets with Delta Force commanders to review the tear gas plan. [Scruggs 107, 243, 266, 269, 270]
The compound is stocked with a year's supply of food rations and was otherwise prepared to withstand an extended siege. [Dennis 6]
APRIL 15:
FBI officials report that the compound has enough water to last a significant period of time. HUBBELL talks by phone for two hours with SAGE, who argues for action. [Scruggs 106, 270]
After talking to SAGE, HUBBELL becomes convinced that the negotiators believe there is no further hope of getting the Davidians out through negotiation. [Dennis 57]
APRIL 16:
KORESH tells negotiators that he has completed the manuscript on the First Seal. RENO rejects the tear gas plan, according to what RICHARD says HUBBELL told him. SESSIONS, CLARKE, and POTTS hurry to HUBBELL's office, and SESSIONS asks to speak with RENO. Ten minutes later HUBBELL returns with RENO, who orders a written statement "describing the situation inside the compound, the progress of negotiations, and the merits" of the plan, plus supporting documentation for all factual assertions. [Scruggs 107, 271]
Monday, April 13, 2009
Waco is happening
APRIL 13:
For most of the afternoon, KORESH bombards the negotiators over the phone with what they call "Bible babble," reiterating that he is not coming out until God tells him to do so. HUBBELL meets for 45 minutes in White House counsel Bernard NUSSBAUM's office with top CLINTON aides, Bruce LINDSEY and Vince FOSTER, to discuss the CS gas plan and advise Clinton (This is said to be the "most likely date" of a meeting that occurred sometime during this week.) HUBBELL backs FBI's action plan, citing negotiations impasse and need to pull the HRT back for training. NUSSBAUM reports to CLINTON, telling him that Waco is a matter for the Justice Department to handle. [Scruggs 105, 242, 243, 244]
For most of the afternoon, KORESH bombards the negotiators over the phone with what they call "Bible babble," reiterating that he is not coming out until God tells him to do so. HUBBELL meets for 45 minutes in White House counsel Bernard NUSSBAUM's office with top CLINTON aides, Bruce LINDSEY and Vince FOSTER, to discuss the CS gas plan and advise Clinton (This is said to be the "most likely date" of a meeting that occurred sometime during this week.) HUBBELL backs FBI's action plan, citing negotiations impasse and need to pull the HRT back for training. NUSSBAUM reports to CLINTON, telling him that Waco is a matter for the Justice Department to handle. [Scruggs 105, 242, 243, 244]
Polar Bear + Feeding Time + Crazy Woman =
A bizarre but likely encounter...
www.chicagotribune.com
Berlin Zoo: No changes to polar bear enclosure even after woman jumped in
RACHEL NOLAN
Associated Press Writer
10:25 AM CDT, April 13, 2009
BERLIN (AP) — The Berlin zoo doesn't plan to change security measures even after a polar bear attacked a woman who managed to jump into the bears' enclosure last week, an incident caught on video.
"It is already safe," zoo spokesman Heiner Kloes said Monday.
The woman, who has not been identified, climbed down a fence, over a wide hedge full of thorns and got past a concrete wall before swan diving into the murky moat where the polar bears swim.
One of four bears in the enclosure bit the woman's arms, legs and back before keepers rescued her out with a life preserver.
The woman was taken to Berlin's Charité hospital for treatment and is still recovering, the Bild newspaper reported Monday. The hospital did not return phone calls seeking comment.
It was not clear what made the woman circumvent all those security measures and jump in with four large, fully grown polar bears. Police did not provide any motive for the incident.
Last year, a man who said celebrity polar bear Knut looked "lonely" hurdled over a water-filled ditch into his enclosure at the same zoo. The 37-year-old emerged unscathed after keepers lured Knut away with a leg of beef.
An older bear attacked Friday's leaper.
Despite visitors' repeated attempts to hug the huge, powerful bears, keepers have no plans to change the zoo's setup. The concrete wall protecting the polar bears' enclosure will not be built up higher than its current three feet (90 centimeters), nor will more guards be posted, Kloes said.
"People who want to jump in will always find a way," he added.
www.chicagotribune.com
Berlin Zoo: No changes to polar bear enclosure even after woman jumped in
RACHEL NOLAN
Associated Press Writer
10:25 AM CDT, April 13, 2009
BERLIN (AP) — The Berlin zoo doesn't plan to change security measures even after a polar bear attacked a woman who managed to jump into the bears' enclosure last week, an incident caught on video.
"It is already safe," zoo spokesman Heiner Kloes said Monday.
The woman, who has not been identified, climbed down a fence, over a wide hedge full of thorns and got past a concrete wall before swan diving into the murky moat where the polar bears swim.
One of four bears in the enclosure bit the woman's arms, legs and back before keepers rescued her out with a life preserver.
The woman was taken to Berlin's Charité hospital for treatment and is still recovering, the Bild newspaper reported Monday. The hospital did not return phone calls seeking comment.
It was not clear what made the woman circumvent all those security measures and jump in with four large, fully grown polar bears. Police did not provide any motive for the incident.
Last year, a man who said celebrity polar bear Knut looked "lonely" hurdled over a water-filled ditch into his enclosure at the same zoo. The 37-year-old emerged unscathed after keepers lured Knut away with a leg of beef.
An older bear attacked Friday's leaper.
Despite visitors' repeated attempts to hug the huge, powerful bears, keepers have no plans to change the zoo's setup. The concrete wall protecting the polar bears' enclosure will not be built up higher than its current three feet (90 centimeters), nor will more guards be posted, Kloes said.
"People who want to jump in will always find a way," he added.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Horror at its finest!
Legendary...at 4 mins, shit really hits the fan up til the end of this montage!
In case you thought i was sleeping...
WACO ain't over mothafucka'---
APRIL 1:
RICHARD reports his findings to RENO. She assigns Ray JAHN as lead prosecutor and coordinator in the case. DeGUERIN and ZIMMERMAN spend the day inside the compound and tell JAMAR that the Davidians will leave on either April 2 or 10, depending on their Passover observance. [Scruggs 94, 95]
Phil ARNOLD and Jim TABOR, two independent religion experts, appear on talk-show host Ron ENGELMAN's program, interpreting the Book of Revelations as it applies to the standoff.
APRIL 2:
Uneventful. [Scruggs 95. 96]
APRIL 3:
Uneventful. [Scruggs 96]
APRIL 4:
The lawyers meet again with KORESH and reiterate that everyone will come out after Passover. [Scruggs 97]
APRIL 5:
Davidians observe Passover. [Scruggs 97]
APRIL 6:
Despite complaints, the FBI continues broadcasting music throughout the night. [Scruggs 98]
APRIL 7:
KORESH refuses to confirm an exit date. POTTS and Floyd CLARKE, high-ranking FBI officials from Washington, are in Waco to discuss strategy, and HRT commander Richard ROGERS proposes a tear gas plan. [Scruggs 98, 256]
APRIL 8:
Uneventful. [Scruggs 99]
APRIL 1:
RICHARD reports his findings to RENO. She assigns Ray JAHN as lead prosecutor and coordinator in the case. DeGUERIN and ZIMMERMAN spend the day inside the compound and tell JAMAR that the Davidians will leave on either April 2 or 10, depending on their Passover observance. [Scruggs 94, 95]
Phil ARNOLD and Jim TABOR, two independent religion experts, appear on talk-show host Ron ENGELMAN's program, interpreting the Book of Revelations as it applies to the standoff.
APRIL 2:
Uneventful. [Scruggs 95. 96]
APRIL 3:
Uneventful. [Scruggs 96]
APRIL 4:
The lawyers meet again with KORESH and reiterate that everyone will come out after Passover. [Scruggs 97]
APRIL 5:
Davidians observe Passover. [Scruggs 97]
APRIL 6:
Despite complaints, the FBI continues broadcasting music throughout the night. [Scruggs 98]
APRIL 7:
KORESH refuses to confirm an exit date. POTTS and Floyd CLARKE, high-ranking FBI officials from Washington, are in Waco to discuss strategy, and HRT commander Richard ROGERS proposes a tear gas plan. [Scruggs 98, 256]
APRIL 8:
Uneventful. [Scruggs 99]
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