Mental health stuff that we all sort of know in the back of our minds. They highlight and break each suggestion down to easily digestible and doable parts. I got a lot out of this I highly recommend that you watch.
See not all politicians are the same
The gay agenda?
Protected: Amputee Lovell Lykaon
Bathhouse Disco
Remember Saturday nights at the baths?
Legends of Vinyl – Skatt Bros. – Walk The Night 12 inch Extended by – DJ Luis Mario “Flaco” Orellana (by legendsofvinyltm)
Thanks to the gang at “Go Bang”, I rediscovered this sleazy bath house disco anthem from 1979. Gurrrrllzz lissen up! Cause this was the soundtrack to every back room, sex club, fuck fest, you name it if there was gay sex going on, this was playin.
For more sounds from the golden era of disco, tune into Go Bang’s soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/go-bang
(Source:http://www.youtube.com/)
Black Lives Matter
Meme from climate change comic Re-Reduce.
Happy birthday grace
Silly But Funny
I almost spit my coffee out laughing over this one.
Stormy Weather Like You Never Heard It Before
Way way back from era long ago forgotten, in palaces (and, ummm, bathhouses) swept away by the sands of time, we danced the nights away to Viola Will’s disco cover of Stormy Weather, and her other big disco cover hit If You Could Read My Mind. I’ve un-earthed, via YouTube, the rare, ultra-difinitive, ultra long, ultra-maxi, ultra-uber versions.
She sang back up for Barry White, Joe Cocker, and Smokey Robinson before trying her luck in the UK, where she had a string of hits. Although she never achieved mainstream success in the US, her singles were popular at dance clubs, and had a loyal following in the gay community.
I was fortunate to see Viola Wills perform at two Gay Prides in San Francisco, where she held church and brought the house down.
This is what Viola Wills looked like, after having six children by the time she was 21! Amazeballz. She died in 2009 of cancer, but she left behind a beautiful musical legacy, and six shildren, 21 grandchildren, and 8 greatgrandchildren.
Long live Viola Wills!
Cup Of Jim 