Having expensive things is a slight matter to me.
Shangha Tang... shame it wasn't called 'Beijing Schwing.' |
At the same time, I also had the remarkable juxtaposition of a life literally moving and grooving with young friends and also the parents of trainee teachers from my dad's college down the back streets and bazaars of South East Asia. And in the actual deep jungle as well.
I have personally met J. Paul Getty - when I was but ten - and he spent much more 'slow' time and said more words to me than he apparently did to the adults there at the time! He was a quick-stepped guy when it came to the world of business, industry, and elevated society and government in which he was a lion. He moved around briskly and efficiently, as far as I seemed to notice and recall even now.
Richard Mille, this Swiss watch maker (a good one, too) brought out this 'grand complication' watch a few years ago, though not that long ago, which goes for around $600,000 (that's USD money...) - and the 'rich' people buy it to impress their girl and boy friends.
Me personally, I still lust for the Christophe Claret Sonata Winchester Chimes minute repeater, which is a mere $60,000 by comparison.
...But you know, like I said, I have had a very strange juxtaposition of very different ways of living, styles of life down through the years - so, I know where the real erotica stuff is for adults. And it is not with the stoopid rich people. Even though they want to believe that it is.
The Richard Mille watch is still rather cute though, I am not trying to take anything away from it. Basically, it has three rollers, which can be set to spin at different times during the day or on different days of the week, upon which action, the barrels will show three segments of a phrase designed to be erotically inspiring.
And trust me, what the watch 'says' is truly disgusting in many instances of what it is the rollers display in words as a short phrase.
'Erotic time-pieces' are not at all new - they were quite the vogue, especially in the courts of Catherine the Great and also several of the French kings.
Many of the rich folk pride themselves in their erotic prowess, imagining that their money buys them the pleasures of sex and sensuality beyond any that can be attained elsewhere...
Our most prolific comments poster here (ever, of all time, in fact) is not impressed with long legged ladies, expensive cars, or - what was it else - I forget just right now. But he (I don't know who the person is - it might be the actual 'KP' Katy Perry herself who has been here before once or twice or maybe regularly I DK, but that is very unlikely since she is a really really nice sweet person) still did want to inquire, at one point, what was 'in it' to behave himself/herself/themselves towards the ET Aliens and their wishes and desires.
For USD600,000 you get the Richard Mille erotic watch. For USD60,000 the Christophe Claret Sonata.
Now on the off chance that young Prince Salman is stopping by here because Moh Hijab called him to check me out as I hurl abuse at Salafi Muslims everywhere - like I have already said a couple of time previously - doesn't matter that you own the most expensive yacht! You ain't gonna be able to get the slim, long-legged females down from 'up there' onto it, to entertain you...
...But I can. LOLOLOLOLz
Does not matter, how much you think you have; you have, nothing.
And you are going, nowhere.
And that's nothing at all to do with choking Jimmy Khashoggi. It has to do with the attitude. Salman does not live in Mecca and I'll tell you why. There's no sewerage system in Mecca. He lives 600 kms away.
At least though, he has built Shaytan a new Shaytan house there if you have noticed... The 'house' in which Shaytan lives, that hundreds of thousands of people chuck little stones at, as part of their annual pilgrimage religious ritual, was recently given a complete make-over - the King of Saudi Arabia built the Shaytan a new Shaytan house. But he never built any sewerage system and he didn't build any new houses for the poor people - just for Shaytan, the evil king of the Jinn, because, because, well because tourist attraction, see?
Something I also need to make a comment on that cropped up a couple of nights ago - my favorite Islamic scholar, Mufti Abu Layth had his home invaded by 'hooded thugs' this week shouting and hurling stones there too, and even breaking inside where only Abu Layth's wife and young daughter were home alone. Apparently, Moh Hijab has declared Abu Layth is 'outside of the fold of Islam' because he refused to more fulsomely condemn the JOOOOZ.
So yeah, are you listening Prince Salman? We love you but there is much to do as far as 'reformulating Islam' is concerned, to bring it into the modern era. I fancy I actually recognized one of the voices screaming at Abu Layth's house in the darkness as being one of the 'Seeta/Geeta' Bradford 'opposition' Muftis!
And, my friend, the girls upstairs have said lose the ajwa dates belly fat otherwise they will not be coming and cavorting for your putative 'najima harem.'
Well, some of them are 'girls,' and some of them are, um, just very weird I suppose you could say. But they sing well. A bit high-pitched, but...
The 'Forbidden Place,' prince-y, is where I 'could' take you! And you can't get there on your own for all the money that you have. |
This music track below is something written by a young 22-year old Swiss kid (he was 22 at the time when he put it together) and it is released under the 'Morvan' EDM trance music brand, with the support of Armin Van Buuren and several other much more senior musicians and producers. But you can see how stunningly accomplished this '22-year old kid' is.
A thing about Switzerland, is that it has the best private security systems for residents on the planet. Even the notorious, sorry famous and glamorous (the CCP prolly thinks she is notorious now that she has refused to do just whatever the hell they say) Miss Gong Li is edging ever closer to ye olde Schweitz-er-lande, where the Helvitic Nerds hang out.
Can't stop the Tic Tacs though, from 'breaking in' if they want.
So yeah. 'What's in it for us?' There's nothing in it for us - 'we,' cannot even afford the USD600,000 but Salman can afford the what, how much should they ask for an evening with the girls?
You all think this is a joke, right?
Anywhere. Anytime. I told Tucker Carlson this morning my time, the reason the US government has kept these matters secret for so long is because they were told to their faces, we don't trust you, nor any other government on the planet, and we never ever will. That's something they'd want to 'keep secret' from all the voter schmucks they have been taking for a ride since forever... Isn't that so, would you think?
185,000 dead in one night. Just keep that rolling over in your mind though, when you think I'm being 'funny.' You play around with that kind of opposition and you are taking a lot for granted that maybe you shouldn't be.
'You' - I just mean someone who thinks like that. 'Bring out your visitors that you have in there for we want to have our way with them!!'
Yeah okay. Not a good idea but you have had enough warning. Go for it.
What was that old line in Wall Street? 'Your body cannot cash the checks you are writing.'
You know people do think this is all a great big joke. But when you afford yourself the brain-space to take a step back and look at the cultural folklore, the actual real recorded history according to the cultural memory (which is completely real history in its own specific kind of way -, it's just that pig-ignorant nobodies with big heads try to pour scorn on things they cannot personally control, and they do it all the time about anything in fact to aggrandize themselves) - the actual real recorded history says that people from 'up there' came down, and they were real good-looking and people wanted to * them and they turned around and smashed the whole place up and you can still see the salt that was left behind to this day that was all that was left over afterwards.
Well, you're certainly playing around with a helluva lot of heavy-duty stuff you don't understand if you keep this crap up about being so all-fired smart that you think you are and that none of this could even possibly be true.
And you're playing around with other people's lives that you really don't have actual responsibility over because nobody asked you to lie as comprehensively to them as you have been doing - while you want to dictate what is truth in the first place, and what forms of government there should be and that everyone else should have, while you are swanning around in Lake Tahoe on taxpayer money effectively (and anyone that thinks Zuckerberg isn't a paid employee of the shadow government that IS the government and that runs the government is a worse * idiot than I had already thought they might have been).
Zuckerberg. Lives where? Lake Tahoe. With a Chinese honey-trap dame for his 'wife.'
And you think the CIA looks after you?
Let's talk more about "the treaty"! So what I learned while working for antique dealers in Chicago... and I was never very good at it because I couldn't bring myself to gouge the new York interior designers enough when they called up on the phone... always got yelled at for that ("you job is to make a LOT of money!") what I learned was (because the boss had to explain it to me): if someone is selling stuff and most of it is junk but there is one thing you want, don't TELL them! They all watch "Antique Road Show" and think they're selling something worth a fortune and if you make out that you WANT something they have then they will ask an absurd price. So always pretend to not be interested.
ReplyDeleteSame goes for real estate agents who represent both sides of the contract (I learned the hard way).
So now that everyone is all "UFOs exist and the data is real and these things wouldn't be possible if it were not for some really special technologies, from where we stand."
I really liked what Retired Lt. Commander Alex Dietrich was saying about the need for careful intelligence analysis, and how she sympathizes with the full spectrum of UFO speculators.
There's two sides to the "we are nothing" coin. On the one hand we have all this data, some of it very accurate. On the other hand there is no one who can find "the truth" in all of that. We could in theory get to the point where it is taken for granted that the ETs exist, but this will only seem like progress, because there will always be the question of dissembling where it comes to separate sentient intelligent beings. That's probably not something Tucker Carlson really wants to talk about.
Where does that leave you, Old Money? You're really smart, you probably already know the answer for a long time. It isn't a question of black and white and the gray, it's more like swiss cheese. I think we should all learn to live in the swiss cheese now while we still have a chance to do so. Those of us who are concerned about "truth." I happen to know someone who says "why are you so fascinated with aliens when you could get so much more from the human people all around you?"
Re: "why are you so fascinated with aliens when you could get so much more from the human people all around you?"
ReplyDeleteIt response occurs to me, by way of a line from The Deteriorata: "Be assured that a walk through the ocean of most souls /
Would scarcely get your feet wet."
Not tryin' to pick a fight, ya understand - just sayin'...
Understood!
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DeleteI need to pay closer attention to National Lampoon.
Delete"Rest assured a walk through the ocean of most souls..." Brilliant point. What a truly well put together statement. I think one could use it practically - actually direct it at people when you talk with them and see if anything happens. Sigh. You know, hope lives on, quite foolishly, but it does kind of flicker in there somewhere.
DeleteBut it's tongue in cheek! It's meant to illustrate the absurdity of the position. Don't you get that? Or are you hoping we will be too slow to notice? *sigh*
DeleteOr are you being tricksy? Ugh I can't tell.
DeleteActually, I don't think it's tongue-in-cheek. I think it's meant to be taken straight up. But that's just me.
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ReplyDeleteAnyway, as for wristwatches: I wish I had one of these Darth Vader watches. I bet the cosplay babes at San Diego Comic-Con would find it cool. (And wouldn't it be cool if some ETs would go on stage at Hall H of SDCC? Or... maybe they HAVE already been there?...)
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Hey, that's not too bad of a watch there! Half the price of the Sonata... And you would definitely get the Cosplay women to notice. Might have to ask Jessi Milestone what she thinks.
DeleteSo, I was sitting here, thinking of the music that can take me out of myself. The Trance sometimes does and sometimes doesn't do it for me. Instead, I mainly use this kind of stuff when I'm high, with (as you say) good quality headphones, to try to make a "connection"...
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In any case - I don't mean my posts to trivialize your message. I've never moved in your circles. My only hope is to "see" them, maybe ... perhaps in the way that don Juan/ Castaneda meant to "see"? Lol
I "see" MbS as some sort of pivot - something revolving 'round him... yeah.
That link is to your 'old school acid house' type of music. Today, the relative equivalent in the wider public scene is 'psy-trance' but that also has aspects of 'ethnic' and really primitive qualities. Nothing wrong with any of that particularly. I love the old school 'acid rock/funk.' One type of music 'takes you out of yourself' and cuts the 'lines of control' (this is the so-called LSD trip outcome), and the other type that is common 'should' take you out of the DRAGGING ropes that tie you down but still has you in some awakened control of what you experience. I would still say the best example of 'controlled mind-entrancement music' is Beethoven's 9th as long as it is the whole complete thing and you 'wandered into it' from the start of the symphony rather than just select out the 'good bits.' German, of course; therefore - control, LOL.
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ReplyDeleteFlesh. This existence seems to be about *flesh.*
ReplyDeleteIsn't there some way to go beyond this outer covering of flesh?
I'm tired of it.
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