CARPE DIEM

The maxim "Carpe diem" has currently risen to a different meaning from the original Horace's lyric poet of the Carmina.
As matter of fact Horace's dialogue to the young Leuconoe is not an invitation to enjoy blindly the life, but is better a call to live the possible happyness that the incertainty of our life can offer to us (carpe diem: quam minimum credulo postero).
In this point of view "carpe diem" accords with the right meaning contained in Saint Mathew's Gospel (Chapter 6, 25-31) with which Jesus invites us to live today without the ambush for tomorrow.
So we can say, with Novalis that the great latin poet, Horace was the real priest-poet.

They call it bath salts......

........and it's not supposed to be used for human comsumption. But it's a very dangerous, dreadful drug!
It's marketed under the name of Ivory Wave, though is also well known as "Purple Wave" on the WEB.
The drug is sweeping Britain where two people are alleged to be killed for ingesting this mysterious chemical stuff, commercialized as plant food or as bath salts but ingested or snorted as cocaine for quicker result on waisting wheight.

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Sentenced to death

Do you remember those terrible sentences which include the final clause "'till life expires" or just "'till death comes"?
Well, once upon a time they were reserved to the worst criminals, in substitution of the capital punishment; now are bound to be applied for workers: the young ones, as matter of fact, will have to work till death comes!
In other words they will not able to afford any sort of retirement being this way forced to work for all their lives!

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The Charme of Discretion

You don't hear to talk so much of Her, though she's the second born of Queen Elisabeth (and she looks like the Queen quiet a lot indeed).
Despite af this silence around Her figure, she's may be the most royal in the Royal Family (after Her mother).
We are talking of Her Royal Highness Princess Anne who have made of Her discretion and reserveness quiet a status of high charme.

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Once upon a time

Once upon a time there was an island, just a little off shore, in the south-east of London. Its name is Isle of Wight. It was a symbol of Freedom, of Music and Peace. Now two poor boys have lived an horror story as their father hung himself in the boy's bedroom, after allegedly killing their mother.
Let's pray for the souls of the deads and fot he lifes of those poor boys. I hope for them too that the Isle of Wight still remains a synonimous of Freedom, Music and Peace.

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Only two hundred years left

That's the time Manhood has left before the Earth been destroyed ( by nuclear disaster and/or accident.)
It's the qualified opinion espressed by astrofisicist Stephen Hawking in an interview released to a Webchannel.
The great scientist also believes that Humanity needs to colonize the space, in order to survive to his own destruction.
He added that crisis such that suffered in 1963, at the time Russian and American risk to face each other in a nuclear world war for Cuban missils, will have place again and again in the next history of men's relation, making the risk of selfdestruction.
But if men succeed in avoiding such an event in the next two hundred years, they will be able to conquer the space.

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There was an Angel

There was an Angel/who loved life and people/Her name was Karen/But devils doon't like life and people/They killed her for thirsty of power/ in the name of a false god/While I'm crying/I hope you're enjoing life and people/in the town of the eternal joy!/
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My Reign for an Umbrella

-God bless! My son was right when he said it was going to pour!!!
- I'd like to know why my Mum hasn't got the Umbrella up with us!


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