Today is the first day of Passover. Passover is both the most-celebrated Jewish holiday of the year and the holiday and goes on for 7 days. It was with groaning that the Hebrews expressed the pain of their ancient enslavement in Egypt more than 3,300 years ago, and personally, I really dont mind them groaning at all. I think its a good thing to remind ourselves of the terrible things we have done to mankind.

Some people think we should stop teaching our kids about the holocaust, like this unpleasant man below for example, who finds it inappropriate and believes it could help develop a hostile attitude against the Germans. But this doesn’t really have to do with either the Germans or the Jews nor religion, I think. Its entirely about pure evil, manipulation at its worst and what we are capable of as human beings.

Starved prisoners, nearly dead from hunger, pose in a concentration camp in Ebensee, Austria, on May 7, 1945. The camp was reputedly used for ”scientific” experiments.

Some of the skeleton-like human remains found by men of the Third Armored Division, U.S. First Army, at the German concentration camp at Nordhausen on April 25, 1945, where hundreds of ”slave laborers” of various nationalities lay dead and dying.

German SS troops load victims of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp into trucks for burial, in Belsen, Germany, on April 17, 1945. British guards hold rifles in the background.

An emaciated 18-year-old Russian girl looks into the camera lens during the liberation of Dachau concentration camp in 1945. Dachau was the first German concentration camp, opened in 1933. More than 200,000 people were detained between 1933 and 1945, and 31,591 deaths were declared, most from disease, malnutrition and suicide. Unlike Auschwitz, Dachau was not explicitly an extermination camp, but conditions were so horrific that hundreds died every week.

A victim of Nazi medical experimentation. A victim’s arm shows a deep burn from phosphorus at Ravensbrueck, Germany, in November of 1943. The photograph shows the results of a medical experiment dealing with phosphorous that was carried out by doctors at Ravensbrueck. In the experiment, a mixture of phosphorus and rubber was applied to the skin and ignited. After twenty seconds, the fire was extinguished with water. After three days, the burn was treated with Echinacin in liquid form. After two weeks the wound had healed. This photograph, taken by a camp physician, was entered as evidence during the Doctors Trial at Nuremberg.

Bodies lie piled against the walls of a crematory room in a German concentration camp in Dachau, Germany. The bodies were found by U.S. Seventh Army troops who took the camp on May 14, 1945.

Anne Frank poses in 1941 in this photo made available by Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, Netherlands. In August of 1944, Anne, her family and others who were hiding from the occupying German Security forces, were all captured and shipped off to a series of prisons and concentration camps. Anne died from typhus at age 15 in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, but her posthumously published diary has made her a symbol of all Jews killed in World War II.

This photo provided by Paris’ Holocaust Memorial shows a German soldier shooting a Ukrainian Jew during a mass execution in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, sometime between 1941 and 1943. This image is titled ”The last Jew in Vinnitsa”, the text that was written on the back of the photograph, which was found in a photo album belonging to a German soldier.

A German in a military uniform shoots at a Jewish woman after a mass execution in Mizocz, Ukraine. In October of 1942, the 1,700 people in the Mizocz ghetto fought with Ukrainian auxiliaries and German policemen who had intended to liquidate the population. About half the residents were able to flee or hide during the confusion before the uprising was finally put down. The captured survivors were taken to a ravine and shot. Photo provided by Paris’ Holocaust Memorial.

A pile of bodies left to rot in the Bergen-Belsen camp, in Bergen, Germany, found after the camp was liberated by British forces on April 20, 1945. Some 60,000 civilians, most suffering from typhus, typhoid and dysentery, were dying by the hundreds daily, despite the frantic efforts by medical services rushed to the camp.

German SS women remove bodies of their victims from trucks in the concentration camp at Belsen, Germany, on April 28, 1945. Starvation and disease killed hundreds of the many thousands imprisoned at the camp. British soldiers holding rifles in the background stand on the dirt which will fill the communal grave.

Czeslawa Kwoka, age 14, appears in a prisoner identity photo provided by the Auschwitz Museum, taken by Wilhelm Brasse while working in the photography department at Auschwitz, the Nazi-run death camp where some 1.5 million people, most of them Jewish, died during World War II. Czeslawa was a Polish Catholic girl, from Wolka Zlojecka, Poland, who was sent to Auschwitz with her mother in December of 1942. Within three months, both were dead. Photographer (and fellow prisoner) Brasse recalled photographing Czeslawa in a 2005 documentary: ”She was so young and so terrified. The girl didn’t understand why she was there and she couldn’t understand what was being said to her. So this woman Kapo (a prisoner overseer) took a stick and beat her about the face. This German woman was just taking out her anger on the girl. Such a beautiful young girl, so innocent. She cried but she could do nothing. Before the photograph was taken, the girl dried her tears and the blood from the cut on her lip. To tell you the truth, I felt as if I was being hit myself but I couldn’t interfere. It would have been fatal for me.”

A U.S. soldier inspects thousands of gold wedding bands taken from Jews by the Germans and stashed in the Heilbronn Salt Mines, on May 3, 1945 in Germany.

Dead bodies piled up in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp after the British troops liberated the camp on April 15, 1945. The British found 60,000 men, women and children dying of starvation and disease.

Förutom en riktigt hardcore vän som inte är rädd för blod och saxar så behöver ni följande …

1. Hitta ett par saxar. Ju vassare ju bättre . Saxarna du använde på dagis duger fint.
2 Tvätta med Alsollösning. Ta några shottar.
3. Fråga dig själv, ”Vill jag verkligen ha alv-öron?” om svaret är NEJ, upprepa steg 2, Shotta och rök lite gräs.
4. Klipp loss en tårtbits-formad bit av ditt upperöra . Du blöder kraftigt vid detta laget.
5. Sterilisera nålen med en tändare, trä på en fisknättråd eller garn, och sy ihop ditt öra efter önskad form.
6. Sätt tejp runt ditt öra som ska hålla ihop stygnen.
7. Repetera steg 4 – 6 på det andra örat.
8. Ta en bild, helt topless.
9. Byt ditt namn till Zelda, and ur ready to go!

Är och lägger i nya extentions på Beautynet.se.. Råkade stänga av kommentarsfunktionen i förra inlägget, men det är nu ordnat så för dig som ville dissa min halsduk men inte kunde har alltså nu fritt fram! Kram sålänge!

Lydmar har den absolut godaste råbiff jag någonsin ätit.

Såg på några riktigt bra dokumentärer igårkväll tillsammans med Lucy och Christopher. Bla ”The wild and wonderful Whites of Virginia” proddad av Johnny Knoxville som handlar om den ytterst charmiga familjen White där kvinnornas röster är identiska med varandra och man nästan skulle kunna tro det var Ronjas mamma man lyssnade på om det inte vore för den kraftigt släpande rytm som skvallrar om Sydstaterna.

Där männen har sönderfrätta små prickar till tänder efter allt läskdrickande som börjar vid tidig ålder och där man snortar söndermalda xanax på BB efter förlossning. Är det inte rätt underbart med stereotyper? Det tycker iallafall jag. I synnerhet när de bekräftar ens fördommar.

Nu ska jag och Christopher till Södertälje på möte! Mors sålänge!

Trodde ni verkligen jag skulle äta upp lilla Pyret? Ni borde lärt känna min ironiska sida och inlägg med medveten tvetydlighet vid det här laget, måste vara nya läsare som blir så arga när jag skojar..

Killen åkte till NYC imorse så jag drog och våldgästade min goda vän Christopher och hans flickvän Lucy! Kaningryta står på menyn och till det passar ett glas rött så vi är förbi systemet och handlar lite vin.

Working as a hunting guide, Kootoo Shaw was helping a group of hunters from Wisconsin. They were three days into a hunt. While Shaw was sleeping in a tent, a polar bear targeted him at about four o’clock in the morning. “He had his claws under my neck for a while, I could hear his breathing, then he let his claws off and he was still jumping on top of me, up and down four times,” he recalled. Another hunter shot and killed the bear. Shaw suffered horrific injuries. He suffered numerous slashes and bites. He required nearly 300 stitches to reattach his scalp.

Sorry for partyrockin… Näe, men sorry för att bloggen legat nere, håller på att byta plattform så det är lite som måste göras innan det sker! Slänger in lite bilder från i fredags sålänge. Nu ska jag dra och bowla med pojkvännen och hans grabb.

Klippte nyss av mig håret med kökssaxen och lade en lätt smokey-eye makeup. Nu ska jag se på Sleepless in Seattle för första gången i mitt liv och sen dra till Cafeét en snabbis. Puss!

Ikväll uppträder LMFAO på Cafeé Opera, vi ses väl där? Mer info finner ni HÄR

Har ni någonsin varit deprimerade en längre tid och och sedan upplevt den enorma endorfinkick och dompaminrus som sedan kommer när deppresionen börjar släppa? Det är en fruktansvärt härlig känsla och man är tacksam för minsta lilla och känner sig i princip hög på droger. Så tror jag denna ångestladdade och nervösa hund känner i slutet av videon. Jättegullig!

Nu drar jag. Missade nästan tåget eftersom de håller på och gräver upp hela jävla Malmö och det är köer överallt. Men nu sitter jag iallafall ner och har brett ut mig med mina prylar, sladdar och väskor. Snart kommer de och serverar mat och då ska jag se nån dokumentär och bara mysa ett par timmar.