Tonight, we're featuring just a few pix along the winding path illuminated by candlelight in the Sculpture Park @ The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. It's the 10th Annual Luminary Walk and it seems like a nice way to conclude today's posting . . . Take a look:
Thanks for reading during this Thanksgiving week - TRAFFIC HAS BEEN INSANE OVER THE PAST TWO DAYS!!!
Hopefully, more for the morning update . . .
Some improvement but we will be kicking your azz all next week dood.
ReplyDeleteFirst picture = crowd of black protestors who came to refuse government subsidies.
ReplyDeleteSecond picture = long procession of black youth who were graduating from high school and college.
Third picture = out of the thousands, those blacks who planned to pursue a career in law enforcement or teaching, held a candle aloft (looks like six).
@10:57 = White racist klansmen like Frazier Cross Jr. who sucked a black tranny dick.
ReplyDeleteahahahaha, so what famous people did you see taking a walk?
ReplyDeleteMaybe the dictionary can "enlighten" you:
luminary: a person of prominence or brilliant achievement
luminaria: a traditional Christmas lantern originally consisting of a candle set in sand inside a paper bag.
The pictures aren't even all that great. There's a huge shadow of stupidity towering over everything - yours.
"luminary."
ReplyDeleteway to end your posting with showing how fucking dumb you are.
How appropriate.
That is the Nelson's title, not Tony's. Methinks u bitches r stalkers. Or TKC's best customers, here all late at night.
ReplyDeleteIt's a play on words but I agree that TKC and everybody who ever reads this blog is an idiot.
ReplyDeleteHere is the graphic, you guys suck. But we already knew that!!!
ReplyDelete10th Annual Luminary Celebration
Hey Tony why dont you run for city council in KCMO?
ReplyDeleteLol, i think tkc would rather have some real power.
ReplyDeleteTony has power.......fart power. All Mexicans are loaded with methane gas. It is a horrible smell.
ReplyDelete^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ReplyDelete@6:32 = Functionally retarded white man proving that whites aren't superior.
Traditional Christmas Eve luminarias are said to originate from Spaniard merchants. Traditionally, luminarias are made from brown paper bags weighted down with sand and illuminated from within by a lit candle. These are typically arranged in rows to create large and elaborate displays. The hope among Roman Catholics is that the lights will guide the spirit of the Christ child to one's home.
ReplyDeleteIn recent times they are seen more as a secular decoration, akin to Christmas lights
After the 2008 city hall shooting in Kirkwood, Missouri, residents lined the streets with luminarias to honor the victims of the shooting. Charles Lee Thornton a black male opened fire on the city council killing five people wounding two.
Shooting victims
1. Tom Ballman, 37, police officer, killed
2. Kenneth Yost, 61, public works director, killed
3. Mike Swoboda, 69, mayor, orig. critical; later released from hospital
4. Michael H.T. Lynch, 63, council member, killed
5. Connie Karr, 51, council member, killed
6. Todd Smith, 36, reporter, released from hospital
7. William Biggs, 50, police officer, killed
Thornton was killed by mostly white police officers. Gerald Thornton, one of Charles Thornton's brothers, told CNN that his brother Charles thought his "constitutional protections" were violated and that his act was the only option. In other interviews he said that "my brother went to war tonight with the government," that he could not resolve his problems through communication, and that "this was not a random rampage." Gerald Thornton himself served 5 years in Missouri prison for fatally stabbing a man in 1996.
Now see a black man can kill police officers but a white police officer can't kill a thug without looting and fires being set in St Louis.
Now how is that Justice?