Wanna See My Puppy 2.0?
By David Glenn Cox I know already not to expect much for Christmas this year as this is clearly my big gift. This gift has been on my preferred Santa…
Month: March 2021
Over the Edge
By David Glenn Cox What I am reminded of is auto-erotic asphyxiation. People trying to heighten their orgasm by suffocating themselves. If it works you get the big kick out…
Gunsmoke
By David Glenn Cox The question of guns and gun violence in America is a multifaceted hydra. Gun control becomes a national imperative as the body count rises. Any mass…
Metropolis We Have Arrived!
By David Glenn Cox My Grandfather was a Union organizer in the Ironworkers Union. His first week at the Iron mill he saw a man burned sent home to live…
Looking for the Edmund Pettus Bridge
By David Glenn Cox Time moves so slowly we can only see its effects after the fact. In the 1950s and 60s, Selma, Alabama, placed itself on national display for…
A Pen and Faux News
By David Glenn Cox My father was a World War two veteran. His favorite movie of the era was, “The Best Years of our Lives” which illustrated the troubles of…
Even for a Minute
by David Glenn Cox Another day, another shooting. Another waste of life another spreading of misery and pain. Young lives cut short, and children scarred by the loss of a…
That Other America
By David Glenn Cox It is our blessing, and it is our curse, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Sounds wonderful, but…
This Carbon Based Life 