Two Women And A Mare

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Two Women And A Mare, a set on Flickr.
I'm just a bachelor
I'm looking for a partner
Someone who knows how to ride
Without even falling off

Gotta be compatible
Takes me to my limits
Girl when I break you off
I promise that you won't want to get off

If your horny, Let's do it
Ride it, My Pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and jump on it

If your horny, Let's do it
Ride it, My Pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and jump on it

Sitting here flossing
Peeping your steelo
Just once if I have the chance
The things I will do to you
You and your body
Every single portion
Send chills up and down your spine
Juices flowing down your thigh

If your horny, Let's do it
Ride it, My Pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and jump on it

If your horny, Let's do it
Ride it, My Pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and jump on it

If we're gonna get nasty, Baby
First we'll show & tell
Till I reach your ponytail
Lurk all over and through you baby
Until I reach your stream
You'll be on my jockey team

If your horny, Let's do it
Ride it, My Pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and jump on it

If your horny, Let's do it
Ride it, My Pony
My saddle's waiting
Come and jump on it...

Quiet, or you get no pony.



US cardinals told to cancel media briefing

PADDY AGNEW, in Rome
Thu, Mar 07, 2013

Those who would argue that the Holy See likes to direct the narrative of all Vatican events seemed to be offered proof yesterday when the US cardinals, here to elect a successor to Benedict XVI – Roman pontiff emeritus – were effectively told to shut up.

A scheduled press conference, originally intended to feature two of the heaviest hitters in the US hierarchy, cardinals Tim Dolan of New York and Francis George of Chicago, was called off at short notice. The spokeswoman for the cardinals, Sr Mary Ann Walsh, said the briefing had been cancelled over concerns by other cardinals “about leaks of confidential proceedings reported in Italian newspapers”. As a precaution, she added, all interviews had been cancelled.

Press leaks

Given past form, the press leaks in question, most regularly to Italian media organisations, will continue to find their way into print during these key days of pre-conclave congregations. Many observers suggested the cardinals’ decision to cancel any further news conferences was the result of an implicit “gagging” order rather than of any concern about leaks.

One unusual aspect of this pre-conclave time so far has been the regular briefings offered by the US cardinals, who have given the impression of being an open, organised lobby.

In contrast, no other bishops’ conference has organised briefings with its cardinals, whose public utterances tend to be confided only to individual, trusted journalists.

‘Silenced’

Senior Vatican spokesman Fr Federico Lombardi yesterday, however, denied that the cardinals had been “silenced”, arguing rather that they were called on to swear secrecy before they take part in the congregazioni, adding: “The college as a whole has decided to maintain a line of an increasing reserve . . . at this important moment.”

Sr Walsh denied the cardinals had been wrapped over the knuckles, suggesting instead that it was a case of “someone talks and everybody stays after school”. Nonetheless, it was difficult not to conclude that the Holy See is very keen to control this particular conclave narrative.

As for the conclave itself, there may well be a decision about its timing today given that, by this afternoon, all 115 elector cardinals will be in Rome. The apostolic constitution rules that a decision about the date of the conclave can only be taken when all the electors are present. At this point, an anticipated conclave can no longer be guaranteed since several cardinals have informally expressed their desire to stick to the original date of March 15th.

© 2013 The Irish Times

Glad All Over...



BoBA 2013 ISML Predictions: Preliminaries Match Day 10



ARENA 01: [Dekomori Sanae] Hanekawa Tsubasa Gasai Yuno by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 02: [Akemi Homura] Erica Blandelli Kurugaya Yuiko by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 03: Kurokami Medaka Shiomiya Shiori [Ayano Keiko (Silica)] by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 04: Kurasaki Fūko (Sky Raker) [Roromiya Karuta] Oda Nobuna by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 05: [Aoyama Nanami] Nishizumi Miho Nishizono Mio by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 06: Ibara Mayaka [Momo Belia Deviluke] Miniwa Tsumiki by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 07: Takenaka Hanbee Lala Satalin Deviluke [Shirakiin Ririchiyo] by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 08: Himenokōji Akiko Tsuyuri Kumin [Araragi Tsukihi] by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 09: Toshinō Kyōko [Yuzuriha Inori] Matsumi Kuro by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 10: Nagase Iori [Oshino Shinobu] Mine Riko by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 11: Sakura Kyōko Mōri Ran [Takanashi Tōka] by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 12: Tōjō Koneko [Nyarlathotep] Mizutani Shizuku by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 13: Elucia de Lute Ima Natsume Asako [Kirishima Shōko] by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 14: [Natsume Rin] Kotegawa Yui Onjōji Toki by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 15: [Kanzaki H. Aria] Irisviel von Einzbern Okita Sawa by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 16: Ayukawa Tenri [Honma Meiko] Akaza Akari by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 17: [Kushina Anna] Tainaka Ritsu Shiina Mayuri by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 18: Tomoe Mami [Nōmi Kudryavka] Kusaribe Hakaze by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 19: [Makise Kurisu] Kamikita Komari Kanoe Yūko by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 20: [Konoe Subaru] Morgiana Sanka Rea by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 21: Haqua du Lot Herminium [Yūki Mikan] Shimada Minami by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 22: Inaba Himeko Watashi [Misaki Mei] by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 23: [Araragi Karen] Sakai Wakana Saigusa Haruka by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ARENA 24: Rias Gremory [Kaname Madoka] Neko by <=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Under

ISML 2013: Nova preliminaries continue


ISML 2013: Nova preliminaries continue

By Jo-Ryan Salazar
March 4, 2013

While the Stella Division of the International Saimoe League has already been determined, the new faces in the Nova Division have not, and Match Day 9 of the Preliminaries kicked off Phase II of the Nova prelims. Eight more candidates will be punching their ticket to the regular season by the end of this phase.

In Nova Group 1, Sanae Dekomori won her round with 3540 votes, beating out Yuiko Kurugaya's 3259 votes and Medaka Kurokami's 1275 votes. Keiko Ayano, the favorite out of this group, won her round with 4243 votes, taking out Tsubasa Hanekawa, who earned 2592 votes; and Erica Blandelli, who earned just 1229 votes. Homura Akemi, whose Nova eligibility ends this year, edged Shiori Shiomiya 2948-2859, with Yuno Gasai last with 2250 votes.

Karuta Roromiya defeated Tsumiki Miniwa in Nova Group 2 3520-2457, with Miho Nishizumi last with 1426 votes. Momo Beila Deviluke prevailed over Nobuna Oda 3163-2235, while Mio Nishizono was last with 2229 votes. Nanami Aoyama is the favorite to prevail from Nova 2, and she destroyed Fuuko Kurasaki 3967-2432, while Mayaka Ibara languished with just 1498 votes.

Two candidates are expected to contest for a spot in Nova Group 3: Inori Yuzuriha and Ririchiyo Shirakiin. Yuzuriha trounced Lala Satalin Deviluke 3936-2058. Akiki Himenokouji was third with 1778 votes. Shirakiin slayed Kumin Tsuyuri 3910-2888. Kuro Matsumi was third in that round with 1119 votes. A character with an outside shot at making it in is Tsukihi Araragi, who defeated Hanbee Takenaka 3038-2317. Kyouko Toshinou was not far behind with her 2314 votes.

Nyarlathotep is hoping to surprise a lot of people in Nova Group 4 and she took the first step by blowing past Kyouko Sakura 3635-2282. Iori Nagade was last with 1909 votes. Touka Takanashi did her part to make an argument, beating Riko Mine 3562-2610. Shizuku Mizutani was last with 1875 votes. However, the group favorite here is Shinobu Oshino. A veteran of the ISML who lucked out here due to the rules, she tore apart Koneko Toujou 4069-2914. Ran Mouri never had a chance, earning just 861 votes.

Shouko Kirishima defeated Yui Kotegawa 2919-2657 in Nova Group 5, with Sawa Okita earning just 2068 votes. Rin Natsume, the favorite from Little Busters!, slammed past Irisviel von Einzbern 3772-2506 while Asako Natsumi just earned 1671 votes. However, this Rin (who should not be confused with the more established Rin from Fate/Stay Night) will need to deal with the likes of Aria Holmes Kanzaki, who defeated Elucia De Lute Ima 3436-1163. The backlash from Saki is very strong here in the ISML and Toki Onjouji's 1163 votes tell the story.

Another character from Little Busters! that could fly the flag for the team is Noumi Kudryavka. In Nova Group 6, she smothered Akari Akaza 3947-1948, while Mayuri Shiina languished with just 1839 votes. Meiko Honma is Noumi's primary challenger here. She defeated Anna Kushina 3402-2951, while Hakaze Kusaribe managed just 1299 votes. Ritsu Tainaka, who is a longshot to qualify for the regular season this year, edged Tenri Ayukawa 2934-2782. Mami Tomoe was last with 2157 votes.

Subaru Konoe has been at this tournament before, and she showed her veteran experience, routing Komari Kamikita 3224-2356 in Nova Group 7. Minami Shimada was left in the dust with only 1982 votes. Kurisu Makise has also been here, too. She took down Haqua du Lot Herminium, 3443-2364, with Morgiana lagging at 1787 votes. However, they are going to have to catch Mikan Yuuki, who, year after year, has been reamed by the voters in favor of Konjiki no Yami. After her 3727-2779 blowout victory over Rea Sanka, the tide may turning in her favor for once. By the way, Yuuko Kanoe was last with 1075 votes.

In a battle between two Saimoe virgins in Nova Group 8, Karen Araragi easily outran Madoka Kaname 3725-2424. Watashi was last with 1576 votes. Mei Misaki demolished Rias Gremory 3388-2221, with Wakana Saki last at 2123 votes. And Neko, the wild card from K, struck out Himeko Inaba 2880-2742. Meanwhile, Haruka Saigusa was caught looking with just 2093 votes.

Match Day 10 of the 2013 International Saimoe League is scheduled for March 5, 2013. Vote for your favorite candidates at InternationalSaimoe.com and join the ongoing debate.

Los Angeles Galaxy vs. Chicago Fire

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The 2013 season opener for the Galaxy against the Fire at the Home Depot Center.

BoBA 2013 ISML Predictions: Preliminaries Match Day 9

ARENA 01: Kurugaya Yuiko Kurokami Medaka [Dekomori Sanae] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 02: Erica Blandelli [Ayano Keiko (Silica)] Hanekawa Tsubasa by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 03: Gasai Yuno [Akemi Homura] Shiomiya Shioriby >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 04: [Roromiya Karuta] Nishizumi Miho Miniwa Tsumiki by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 05: Oda Nobuna Nishizono Mio [Momo Belia Deviluke] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 06: Kurasaki Fūko (Sky Raker) [Aoyama Nanami] Ibara Mayaka by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 07: Himenokōji Akiko Lala Satalin Deviluke [Yuzuriha Inori] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 08: Tsuyuri Kumin Matsumi Kuro [Shirakiin Ririchiyo] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 09: Toshinō Kyōko [Araragi Tsukihi] Takenaka Hanbee by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 10: Sakura Kyōko [Nyarlathotep] Nagase Iori by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 11: Mine Riko [Takanashi Tōka] Mizutani Shizuku by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 12: [Oshino Shinobu] Tōjō Koneko Mōri Ran by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 13: Okita Sawa Kotegawa Yui [Kirishima Shōko] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 14: Natsume Asako Irisviel von Einzbern [Natsume Rin] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 15: Onjōji Toki Elucia de Lute Ima [Kanzaki H. Aria] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 16: [Nōmi Kudryavka] Shiina Mayuri Akaza Akari by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 17: [Honma Meiko] Kushina Anna Kusaribe Hakaze by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 18: Ayukawa Tenri [Tainaka Ritsu] Tomoe Mami by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 19: Kamikita Komari [Konoe Subaru] Shimada Minami by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 20: Haqua du Lot Herminium Morgiana [Makise Kurisu] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 21: [Yūki Mikan] Sanka Rea Kanoe Yūko by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 22: Watashi Araragi Karen [Kaname Madoka] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 23: [Misaki Mei] Rias Gremory Sakai Wakana by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

ARENA 24: Inaba Himeko Neko [Saigusa Haruka] by >=1000
Over/Under: 18000
Over

2013 Papal Odds. Dis gon b gud.



As Cardinals gather at the Vatican to elect the next pope, British bookmaker William Hill has posted odds on whom the successor to Benedict XVI will be.
William Hill has a major presence in Nevada, but papal odds are not offered in the state.
Ghanaian cardinal Peter Turkson is listed as the 11-to-4 favorite to replace Benedict, and the next pope being from an African country is offered at 13-to-8, the second choice in that betting pool behind odds-on favorite Italy at 4-to-5. The U.S. is 25-to-1.
“The jostling will now start in earnest and with so many Italian Cardinals you have to think there is a great chance that we will see an Italian Pope later this month,” William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams said in a statement.
Here’s a list of William Hill’s odds on who’ll become the 266th pope of the Catholic Church.
Nationality of next pope:
Italy 4/5
Any African Country 13/8
Central or South America 7/2
Canada 8/1
Spain 25/1
USA 25/1
France 33/1
Who will replace Pope Benedict XVI
Peter Turkson 5/2
Angelo Scola 11/4
Tarciso Bertone 4/1
Angelo Bagnasco 5/1
Marc Ouellet 6/1
Peter Erdo 9/1
Christoph Schonborn 14/1
Gianfranco Ravas 14/1
Leanardo Sandri 14/1
Bar (the likely lowest odds of unmentioned candidates) 20/1
Total ballots
One 16/1
Two 8/1
Three 5/1
Four 5/2
Five 7/2
Six 11/2
Seven 13/2
Eight or more 5/2
Papal futures
Female Pope to be elected by 2100 500/1
British Pope to be elected by 2100 500/1

Livin' La Vida Loca...



March is here...


March is finally here. A few weeks removed from the MLP hype, the speculation continues regarding the future of the land of the ponies and whether or not Twilight Sparkle will be able to get the job done as the fourth princess of the lands. Cadance gets the north, Celestia gets the east, Luna gets the west, and Twilight gets the south. Home to the best Amareican hoofball in the land. Meanwhile, the debut of the new Sailor Moon series is a few months away and I am personally awaiting any new art or design. Are they going to stay faithful to the 90's version, or are they going to update everything and make it something that will be a hit with the modern-day fans in Japan and elsewhere? I always like to find a compromise to all of this because it's a challenge to have to reboot a franchise as accomplished as Sailor Moon. This was the show that made me an anime fan back in August 1995. So if they're going to do this, updating it is fine, but it must be faithful to how it was meant to be done. 52 weeks? No problem. Just make sure to make it a hit instead of a flop.

I'm not going to keep my hopes too high, though.


The nuances of editing...

I can turn this...

Into this...thanks to photo-editing software.



Anko: "Oy, Kanna, don't put that crab on me and give me the ol' heave-ho because I support Freo!"
Tamako: "We're flying high!"





A Tu Vera...

February. Well now. That month went by pretty Faust...if you know what I mean. I've had enough of winter. Time to...Spring into action. Stay tuned Sunday for more ISML Predictions.