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It takes balls to do this.

by Bunk Five Hawks X ( 34 Comments › )
Filed under Golf, Humor, OOT, Open thread, Satire, Sports at August 7th, 2012 - 11:00 pm


“Those guys have big balls,” said Captain Obvious.
“But do they know about My Balls?” axed Bunk.


The vid was brought to my attention by Liberty Chick. I don’t know if she’s a golfer, but assuming she is, she’d probably choose My Balls to play with.

Be truthful: After viewing the vid, I bet you’d agree that My Balls are pretty damn good, and buying My Balls helps fund melanoma reasearch. If you purchase My Balls, you may need something suitable to carry them around in, like My Sack.

Not everyone likes to play with My Balls, so if any of you golfers would rather play with your own balls, let us know if you like My Sack.

There’s no reason for me to further ensnarken the basic concept, but don’t let that stop you, because it’s time for The Overnight Open Thread.

Decani Monastery Helps the Poor in Occupied Kosovo

by 1389AD ( 13 Comments › )
Filed under History, Kosovo, Orthodox Christianity, Serbia at April 10th, 2011 - 11:00 am

Decani Monastery Relief Fund Now On Facebook

Tiny grey mailbox From the 1389 Blog Mailbox:

From: Reverend Archimandrite Nektarios Serfes
Date: Monday, March 28, 2011 7:29 PM
Subject: The Decani Monastery Relief Fund (38)

http://www.facebook.com/decanifund?sk=wall

Greetings in our Lord,

May our Gracious God always bless you! I pray you are having a great spiritual journey during holy Great Lent.

Thanks to God now the Decani Monastery Relief Fund is now on facebook and has it’s own facebook. See the attached. Note also the info page.

For this blessing I would like to offer deep humbly thanks to Basil Jeremy Danneholm from Denver, Colorado who offered to help set up this site for our fund. Please pray for him.

God bless you!
Peace to your soul!
Humbly in Christ our Lord,
+Archimandrite Nektarios Serfes
President of The Decani Monastery Relief Fund Inc. USA
Who prays for you!

Click for Facebook photo gallery
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Decani Monastery Relief Fund Charitable Activities

Information about the charitable activities of the Decani Monastery Relief Fund is available on their Facebook Info page:

The Decani Monastery Relief Fund (DMRF) is a completely non-profit organization. Information regarding the Fund’s financial operations may be viewed by going to the following web site: http://www.serfes.org/missionary/charter.htm

All donations made to the DMRF are forwarded as quickly as possible to volunteers in Serbia who immediately use this cash resource to distribute financial and/or material aid to persons in need of assistance. No portion of any donation is used for administrative or overhead costs– 100% of every donation is dispersed to aid recipients. Volunteers in both Serbia and in the USA donate their own funds, as well as their time, to assure that your donations in their entirety are used to address the needs the DMRF exists to alleviate.

The DMRF desires to alleviate those who are constantly in need of food, fuel, shelter, and medical attention, as well as assist the needs of the recent Orthodox Monasteries and Churches throughout the Province of Kosovo and Metohija. This fund as well seeks to help the youth and elderly in these same regions.

The fund currently supports six soup kitchens and one bakery – which produce bread loaves, a vitally important part of diet in this region. It also funds the delivery of bread and other foodstuffs to villages and provides daily lunches to four schools as well as shoes and clothing for youth of all ages.

Your fund supports 61 scholarships to the University of Northern Kosovo and also scholarship assistance for Serbian youths at Boise State University, and at Hellenic College/Holy Cross Theological Seminary, as well as financial assistance to Serbian immigrants in Boise, Idaho

Other important issues, needs and problems addressed by our Fund include: refugee centers and camps; special needs of the elderly; electricity bills; firewood during winter months (including schools!); necessary medical (and surgical) procedures; Orthodox celebrations of Christmas and Easter-Pascha; shortages of hay and farm equipment.

The Fund has also purchased pigs for 200 families annually!

The needs in Kosovo-Metohija continue to increase as events in the region continue to leaving many homeless and indigent.

The Decani Monastery in Kosovo

† Kosovo, Serbia – ” The Glory Of High Decani ” / Slava Manastira Visoki Decani 1 Of 2

† Kosovo, Serbia – ” The Glory Of High Decani ” / Slava Manastira Visoki Decani 2 Of 2

The Visoki Decani Serbian Orthodox Monastery is both a vital monastic community and a valuable and endangered historical site within occupied Kosovo.

Church at Visoki Decani: Sunday liturgy with children from Velika Hoca, October 2001
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To learn more, please visit the diocesan website:

Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Raska and Prizren: Visoki Decani Serbian Orthodox Monastery


Originally posted on 1389 Blog.


 

The suicidal moron mountains bitch, come on.

by Bunk Five Hawks X ( 375 Comments › )
Filed under Art, Blogmocracy, Diary of Daedalus, Humor, Open thread at February 5th, 2011 - 10:50 pm

The results from last week’s poll on DoD are in, and the Boiler Room Crew logo won hands down with over 35% of the vote. Admit it – a mug like that one would make even a cold cup of chili taste good.

THEREFORE we are proud to announce the opening of the

Official Diary of Daedelus Shop

serving to provide stylish apparel and practical beverage containers throughout the Blogmocrasphere.

Don’t forget to visit The Blogmocracy Store for more trendy and stunning head-turning attire. Oh, and about that thread title. It came from here, crossposted especially for The Overnight Open Thread.

The 50% Generosity of Charles Johnson

by Bunk Five Hawks X ( 275 Comments › )
Filed under Blogmocracy, Blogwars, LGF, Open thread at April 24th, 2010 - 10:00 pm

Check it out. Click on it. Rub it around on your forehead. This is way Beyond the Valley of Fuldkommen Gak.

Charles Johnson has a post (linked here) to advertise the second volume of the LGF Cookbook. Apparently the first volume was so popular it garnered him a whopping $50. Now Johnson has the unmitigated audacity to ask his minions their opinions, via an online poll, on how to distribute proceeds from the LGF Cookbook Volume II. Here are the two options:

A.  100% of the proceeds go to Charles Johnson, or
B.  50% of the proceeds go to Charles Johnson, and 50% go to charity.

Note that there is not a third choice:
C.  100% of the proceeds go to charity.

The reason I’m bringing this up is because The Blogmocracy recently opened The Blogmocracy Store.  ALL proceeds from sales, 100%, are earmarked for charity, not 0%, not 50%, and we don’t need a dumbass poll of our readers to decide it. ALL PROCEEDS FROM OUR SALES GO TO CHARITY.

Chuck, you should be ashamed of yourself.  Bite me.