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Just Like Sex With An Organic Woman

// May 22nd, 2009 // No Comments » // General

Ask Davecat about Sidore–pronounced She-doh-ray– and he will tell you she’s everything that turns him on: beautiful, loyal, and a great listener. Si-chan, as he affectionately calls her, is half British, half Japanese, which works out nicely because he’s always had a thing for both British and Japanese culture.

Like many born in the sun sign Cancer, Sidore is a homebody, but then, she couldn’t leave the comfort of the bed she shares with Davecat even if she wanted to: Sidore is a 100-pound solid silicone love doll, conceived in a factory in July 2000. She is just one of thousands of a particular brand of high-end love doll, Real Doll, out there in the world, tucked into beds and hanging in closets.

In cyberspace, Real Dolls are goddesses of a blossoming subculture where the cusps between art and pornography, the ludicrous and the tender, and fantasy and fetishism blur like watercolors.

For some owners, a Real Doll is simply a 3-D Playboy– voluptuous and eager to please, an inanimate co-conspirator in a thrilling dip into synthetic love. For others, with their torn breasts and mangled genitals, Real Dolls are speechless vessels of violence.

According to Davecat and many Real Doll owners, sex with a Real Doll is quite satisfactory. “For the most part, it’s like sex with organic woman…who doesn’t say anything and is brimful of Quaaludes”.

Thirty-two-year-old Davecat is African American, and he’s studying to become a court reporter. He affects a British manner which comes across through his web site, http://sixsixsixties.blogspot.com.

Artificial women first caught Davecat’s fancy when he was about eight years old. In a department store in Detroit, his mother emerged from a dressing room to find him talking to a mannequin who was wearing a short tennis skirt.

When he entered adulthood he has owned a regular mannequin for a number of years, but it never made it into his bed. But of Sidore, he likes having her in bed beside him.

From a clinical standpoint, doll love is a mystery. No studies have ever been done of doll lovers, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for professional speculation. Doll love could signal any number of things. For example, a doll lover with a harem might have had been surrounded by dominant women as a child. Or, in the cases where men prefer dolls to live human sexual partners, dolls paraphilia could signal severe problems with trust, intimacy, or social anxiety.

Dr. Douglas Tucker, a psychiatrist who specialize in sexual offenders ventured that for a vulnerable man, doll love could stunt normal emotion development because intimacy with another person is a milestone in maturity. He says pedophiles or doll owners with violent tendencies toward women–a group that he speculates is a small subset of doll owners–possibly could use a doll to “rehearse” offending behavior. It would probably be dangerous, for example, for a pedophile to use a young-looking doll because it would reinforce his fantasies with orgasm.

Jesus Christ Returned

// April 24th, 2009 // No Comments » // General, News

His name is Jose Luis de Jesus. In 1973, he said angels came to him in a dream and told him he is the second of coming of Jesus Christ.

Jose Luis de Jesus refers to himself as ‘The Man Christ Jesus‘ and he believes there is no sin, the devil does not exist, and 666 is the number of God himself.

Puerto Rican-born Jose’ Lui’s de Jesus Miranda calls himself the Man Christ Jesus, and he leads the international Growing in Grace organization, based in Miami. He cites Biblical passages and claims to be the second coming of Jesus, according to information distributed by his followers.

And the group believes the new Jesus has come and replaced Jesus of Nazareth, which makes him the Antichrist. While mainstream Christian beliefs view the Antichrist as evil, Miranda’s followers say that’s a misinterpretation.

Traditional Christian views often consider 666 the mark of the beast or Satan.

Growing in Grace followers also cite Bible entries that mention 666, none of which call it evil. They say King Solomon, a figure from the Old Testament, collected taxes in the amount of 666.

De Jesus and his followers celebrate Christmas each year on April 22, as this is the day De Jesus was born and therefore they claim it is the “real” Christmas.

Much controversy began to rise after De Jesus made comments about the Roman Catholic Church. De Jesus claims, “There is no sin” as written in the Bible and the “Catholic Church is evil.”

De Jesus has been labeled as a “con man” by both Christian and non-Christian groups due to his comments about children in his ministry. He claims the youth in his church are the “super raza” or “super race” because they have been brought up “pure with no stain of religion.”

“Miami is the bridge for all nations,” said De Jesus, “That’s where Hispanics are, and then eventually I’m going to find a lot of beautiful English-speaking people who will want to believe in me and I’m going to have millions of them.” Creciendo en Gracia has also stirred controversy with its protest demonstrations directed at religious gatherings.

Below is the list of people who also claimed to be Jesus consists of notable people who have made statements claiming to be Jesus of Nazareth.

John Nichols Thom (1799–1838): Cornishman who claimed to be the reincarnation of Jesus Christ and his body temple of the Holy Ghost. He was killed by British soldiers at the Battle of Bossenden Wood, on May 31, 1838 in Kent, England.

Jim Jones (May 13, 1931 – November 18, 1978): Claimed to be the reincarnation of Jesus, Akhenaten, Buddha, Lenin, and Father Divine. Organized a mass murder suicide at Jonestown, Guyana).

Marshall Applewhite (1931–1997): Applewhite posted a famous Usenet message declaring, “I, Jesus—Son of God—acknowledge on this date of September 25/26, 1995: …”. This was two years before he and his Heaven’s Gate cult committed suicide to rendezvous with a spaceship hiding behind the comet Hale-Bopp.

Suma Ching Hai (Born May 12, 1950): A meditation teacher who claims to be an incarnation of Avalokitesvara and a living reincarnation of the Buddha and Jesus Christ.

Polish Secret Weapon, Wojtek “The Soldier Bear” Who Went To War

// April 20th, 2009 // No Comments » // General, history

Wojtek or Voytek was a Syrian Brown Bear cub adopted by soldiers of the 22 Kompania Zaopatrywania Artylerii (22nd. Artillery Supply Company) of the Polish II Corps.

In 1942, a local boy found a bear-cub near Hamadan in Persia (Iran). He sold it to the soldiers of the Polish Army stationed nearby for a couple of canned meat tins.

As the bear was less than a year old, he initially had problems swallowing and was fed with condensed milk from an emptied vodka bottle.

First, Wojtek was fed with fruits, marmalade, honey and syrup, and like any soldier, he loved to relax with a cigarette and a bottle of beer when out of the firing line. By the way, Wojtek didn’t smoke cigarettes, he ate cigarettes.

The soldier bear was a secret weapon used by the Polish troops in World War II

He attached himself to the men and took on many human characteristics, crying when left alone and covering his eyes with his paws if chastised. As he grew, he became a key member of the unit, being trained to carry mortar shells.

The bear became quite an attraction for soldiers and civilians alike, and soon became an unofficial mascot of all units stationed nearby.

Because of that, he was officially drafted into the Polish Army and was listed among the soldiers of the 22nd Artillery Supply Company of the Polish II Corps. Together with it he moved to Iraq and then through Syria, Palestine and Egypt to southern Italy.

According to numerous accounts, during the Battle of Monte Cassino, Wojtek helped his patrons by transporting ammunition - and never dropped any crate. He was possibly the most remarkable combatant of the Second World War.

On one occasion, Wojtek was delighted to find the door ajar - and discovered an Arab who was spying for a raiding party.

The intruder confessed all, and the enemy were rounded up. Hailed a hero, Wojtek was given two bottles of beer and allowed to spend all morning splashing happily in the bath hut.

When the Poles were deployed to Italy in 1944 to supply Allied troops with desperately-needed food and ammunition, the only way to take their furry friend with them was to officially enlist him - so he was given a name, rank and number.

Following the end of World War II in 1945, the bear (along with parts of the II Corps) was transported to Berwickshire in Scotland. Stationed in the village of Hutton, near Duns, Wojtek soon became popular among local civilians and the press.

The Polish-Scottish Association made Wojtek one of its honorary members. Following the demobilization, on November 15, 1947, Wojtek was given to the Edinburgh Zoo. There Wojtek spent the rest of his days, often visited by journalists and former Polish soldiers, some of whom would toss him cigarettes.

Wojtek died in December 1963, at the age of 22. At the time of his death he weighed nearly 500 pounds (250 kilograms) and had a length of over 6 feet (1.8 meters).