The Honest Courtesan

I am a biohazard.  –  Meghan Reinertsen

I’m still working on “Until the End of Days“; it’s up to 12,000 words now, into the novelette range, and I’m really enjoying the process.  This week’s video is the song I hear playing during the last scene, when our heroines have defeated the baddies and are unwinding in front of the big console radio at home.  If you listen to it, I think you’ll get a taste of the tone I’m going for.  The links above it were provided by Kevin Wilson, Ryan Marino, IncarcerNation (x2), Marc Randazza (x2), and Eleanor Janega, in that order.

• R.I.P. Jim Lovell.
• Oh look, I was right again.
• A “leader” setting an example.
• “Never” really does mean never.
• These people are easily “terrified”.
• Some people will do anything for attention.
• This week in “brick in the toilet” environmentalism.

From the Archives

• My 1st profession has become as much an authoritarian target as my 2nd.
• Sleeping with a cop is one of the most dangerous things a woman can do.
• Swedish model is not decriminalization of any kind, “partial” or otherwise.
• Once bitcoin exchanges got in bed with government, this was inevitable.
• 41% of cops admit to beating their wives; some don’t stop with beating.
• If you need this to control your teen offspring, you’ve already lost them.
• The 100% predictable results of bad laws are coming right on schedule.
• Using women’s murders as an opportunity to moralize via scare quotes.
• Cops really don’t care how many false positives these systems shit out.
• Censors, ambulance-chasers, and imbecilic judges vs the Constitution.
• Cops, artificial stupidity, William Friedkin,Robbie Robertson, and more.
• These mob rule laws will continue to metastasize unless SCOTUS acts.
• This creep was trying to demand sex in addition to rent, not in lieu of.
• The entire “troubled teen” industry needs to be sued out of existence.
• Texas tacitly admits it wants women with problem pregnancies to die.
• What other country publicly shames those who engage in sex work?
• “Search” is the most common government euphemism for “molest”.
• Why are people shocked when men paid to behave violently, do so?
• Funny how many cops who are willing to pay prefer underage girls.
• One of the most flagrant abusers of this unconstitutional practice.
• Every year, I forget just how much the Dog Days wear me down.
• Another credulous regurgitation of prohibitionist propaganda.
• A conflict between my whore ethics and my librarian ethics.
• To collectivist minds, group membership is a point of pride.
• Rapist politicians generally prefer to assault drunk women.
• This is such a sterile way to say, “repeatedly raped them”.
• Cops should not be allowed anywhere near legal minors.
• It’s getting harder to tell the preachers from the cops.
• Rapist cops of the week, now with more euphemisms.
• “Prostitution” is such a handy excuse for surveillance.
• Seems like there’s more to this than we’re being told.
• It’s always lovely to see them feeding on each other.
• Cops, bird-brains, Lamont Dozier, and much more.
• Texas wants to have its blood and drink it as well.
• A curated selection of tweets from summer 2024.
• Most rapist cops have multiple underage victims.
• Working to eliminate a few stubborn roof leaks.
• All types of prohibition are doomed to failure.
• Some Louisiana cops prefer to rape by proxy.
• Cops, satire, horror movies, and much more.
• This raid was not remotely “unprecedented”.
• Finishing up phase V of my annex project.
• Laws are for the peasantry, not the rulers.
• Your “leaders” refer to this as “correction”.
• What is wrong with doctors who do this?
• Better late tomatoes than no tomatoes.
• Another fine example of McNeill’s Law.
• Why does anyone still trust Facebook?
• Phrenology for tech worshipers.
• In remembrance of Jim Larkin.
• A year of perfect fruit weather.
• Bride of Throwback Thursday.
• Cop is a cop is a cop is a cop.
• Throwback Thursday’s Army.
• Note that little word “yet”.
• Rapist cops of the week.

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