The Oncely Intro

     Welcome to the dailyclam home office.  Pleased to meet you.  Wipe your feet.  No no, not there, on my temp slave in the corner.  Anywhere on her's fine.  Don't worry, like Jean Harlow's Red-headed Woman, she likes it.  

     Thedailyclam will offer a different category topic for each day of the week.  Here they are...

     Sunday:  The Daily Dom...in which I explore the topic of BDSM in a platform that can be observed by both civilians and active community members.  The definition of the term "BDSM" is fully as expansive as, say, the definition of the term "art".  BDSM, and D/s in particular, serves as the foundation of my philosophy, the strength of my spirituality, and the joy of my sexual orientation.  I prognosticate that It will also go mainstream in the 21st Century the way LGBT went mainstream in the 20th; in fact, 75% of the major party prez & veep candidates this year held major BDSM magnitude.  Don't be afraid--no, be a little afraid, it's more fun that way.

     Monday:  The Daily Meme...in which I make my own stout-hearted attempt to introduce fresh ideas, concepts, words and/or phrases into the cultural bloodstream.  The Meme Bank never closes in an economic disaster but it is designed specifically to grease the wheels for mergers and acquisitions.

     Tuesday:  The Daily Rushes...in which I analyze my favorite art form, cinema, using a multidisciplinary approach.  Cinema has been dying since 1981 but I'll try to keep it alive in our cultural memories and point out the occasional efforts at rejuvenation.

     Wednesday:  The Daily Spot...in which I examine certain fascinating orphan subcultures which will be fully accepted as legitimate art forms in the near future, the way the image of comic books evolved from the dumpsters of mockery to the altars of middlebrow reverence.  Pro wrestling since the mid-1990's and porn since 2k3 have been, at their best, exemplary models of the orphan subculture ascendant.

     Thursday:  The Daily Verse...in which I return to the literary form most writers begin and often end their careers with, poetry.  Serious lit-crafters are well-advised to at least occasionally return to this timeless form, which is to writers what the rudiments are to drummers.

     Friday:  The Daily Week...in which I don the dunce cap of punditry, firmly plant teeth in cheek and thumb in temp slave's mouth and pontificate about recent current events.  This is ideal for the day Daily Show/Colbert takes off, Bill Maher comes on, and Washington/Wall St. quietly releases ill tidings for the slow Saturday news cycle.

     Saturday:  The Daily Yarn...in which I spin tales in what could be a variety of optional formats in fiction.  I may combine several at once; a short story may suddenly become a screenplay the next week and a soliloquy for the stage the following week.  Doms love to sow seeds of chaos, observing from the control tower like Hitchcock's "Birds" dispassionately surveying the fiery filling station. 

That is all for to-day.