Oct. 3rd, 2011
Burlesque Macabre (WIP)
Oct. 3rd, 2011 06:21 amThe band played a caribean influenced song while she danced on stage. The statacco beats of the drums and brass accented her writhing. With a perfect fluid grace she moved serpentine, her hips gyrating, her full breasts swaying. A thin layer of persperation glistening like glitter against her dark chocolate skin. Back and forth, and in tiny little circles, the balls of her bare feet dancing against the smooth surface of the stage. Ankle bells lightly jingling.
Rosetta Kali danced seductively with an otherworldy grace, moving with the music of the band in the pit nearby.
Stone faced men with pale skin and unblinking eyes stared at her from the darkness, all of them not quite lit from the small candles on their tables.
Notes:
guy on a cross on the stage.
cut open into a tower of champaign glasses
epilogue - vampyre in a state of blood lust comes to her dressing room, she uses her voodoun and sics her zombie gorilla on him.
Rosetta Kali danced seductively with an otherworldy grace, moving with the music of the band in the pit nearby.
Stone faced men with pale skin and unblinking eyes stared at her from the darkness, all of them not quite lit from the small candles on their tables.
Notes:
guy on a cross on the stage.
cut open into a tower of champaign glasses
epilogue - vampyre in a state of blood lust comes to her dressing room, she uses her voodoun and sics her zombie gorilla on him.
Please help me support our troops...
Oct. 3rd, 2011 04:19 pmOriginally posted by
n3m3sis42 at Please help me support our troops...
The Bert Show wants to collect 400,00 handwritten thank you letters to send to U.S. troops stationed all around the world on Thanksgiving Day.
Now, I totally understand that everyone who lives here in the U.S. does not support our presence in Iraq, Afghanistan, and a whole slew of other places. Maybe you don't agree with war and military action in general - who doesn't wish for peace? However, it is my personal belief that the continued strength of our military is one thing that allows us the luxury of sitting in our safe, (relatively) comfortable homes and the freedom to express whatever opinions we want about our country, our government, and everything else going on around us. The people who help defend that freedom deserve to know that we appreciate them.
If you live in the U.S. and agree with me here, do you think you could take 5 or 10 minutes out of your busy schedule to write a thank you letter and send it to me? The radio station's website says that they would prefer bulk letter submissions, though of course you can submit one yourself directly to the station or drop it off at Taco Mac if you are local. Letters can be dropped off at Taco Mac up until midnight on October 28th. There is a Taco Mac down the street from my house, and I'm thinking maybe Mike and I can go there the weekend before, get a beer, and drop off the letters for our next date night. Or if that doesn't work out (or if we receive more after that), Max and I can just swing by there to drop off the letters one night that week.
If you don't want to write a letter, could you just click the repost button and share this on your own journal?
( details for anyone who wants to write a letter )
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The Bert Show wants to collect 400,00 handwritten thank you letters to send to U.S. troops stationed all around the world on Thanksgiving Day.
Now, I totally understand that everyone who lives here in the U.S. does not support our presence in Iraq, Afghanistan, and a whole slew of other places. Maybe you don't agree with war and military action in general - who doesn't wish for peace? However, it is my personal belief that the continued strength of our military is one thing that allows us the luxury of sitting in our safe, (relatively) comfortable homes and the freedom to express whatever opinions we want about our country, our government, and everything else going on around us. The people who help defend that freedom deserve to know that we appreciate them.
If you live in the U.S. and agree with me here, do you think you could take 5 or 10 minutes out of your busy schedule to write a thank you letter and send it to me? The radio station's website says that they would prefer bulk letter submissions, though of course you can submit one yourself directly to the station or drop it off at Taco Mac if you are local. Letters can be dropped off at Taco Mac up until midnight on October 28th. There is a Taco Mac down the street from my house, and I'm thinking maybe Mike and I can go there the weekend before, get a beer, and drop off the letters for our next date night. Or if that doesn't work out (or if we receive more after that), Max and I can just swing by there to drop off the letters one night that week.
If you don't want to write a letter, could you just click the repost button and share this on your own journal?
( details for anyone who wants to write a letter )
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