This is a guide to facebook page Buxom which aspires to challenge the fashion ideals of the mainstream media, highlighted by a taste for and an environment, often dominated by homosexuals, who have created a fashion look and patterns that idealize a kind of unisexual boyish image that, through deviation, leads to anorexia; We propose in short to idolize and feature buxom women with big breasts or tits in Ballet Buxom version of William Shakespeare's comedy "A Mid-Summer Night's Dream" about la fête national des canadien francophone en anglais et en français; And challenge this twentieth-century advertising point of view seen at www.pardon.net We plan to do this through the birth and development of a so-called "buxom" fashion found on Facebook page Buxom and supported by the use SOCAN Canada Trade Mark "Penguino Rouge", fashion shows, websites, music videos and media like createspace.com and amazon.com to achieve our goals. Buxom is inspired by the Japanese "graveur" tradition. Buxom maybe sensual, erotic and even sexy, but it is not pornograpy. Buxom is about illustrating fashion for women with D-cup or larger breasts. We do this here with a murder-mystery, a William Shakespeare comedy with "guaranteed "no greek!"
About the Author: Captian Gordon Douglas Mesley refuses to let us publish his birth year, but we do know he grew up in Ontario, Canada. He was the son of a Protestant, like most of Ontario, Canada, and in Captain Mesley's case his father was a bible thumper. Mesley was the great (? x__) grandson of British Columbia's first Black Barack Obama like "malatto" Scotish Govenor and subsequently British Columbia's 1st Premier Douglas, circa 1871. Captian Gordon Mesley was first published at the Montreal Gazette, Benjimin Franklin's quality Montréal English language daily. Captain Gordon Mesley was educated at Columbia University in New York City, New York State, then about 8 hours drive from Montréal. Captian Gordon Douglas Mesley's most famous text was written in 1967 while he was a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Radio News Reader in Montréal (Gordon wrote; and President Charles de Gaulle stated at Montréal City Hall): "Vive La France! Vive La France! Vive Le Québec Libre!" Later Captian Godon Douglas Mesley was a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Foreign Correspondent at Paris, France, and London, England. Still later, while sailing the 13 ton ketch M/V Passat, Montréal, in the Bahamas, the British Board of Trade gave Capt. Mesley their Master of Sail ticket, qualification to sail a tall ship like the one found on the Canadian Dime (10 cents = M/V Blue Nose). In the late 1970's he met Penguino Rouge, who was looking for a Président for Homegrown Music Society (Registered British Columbia, Canada, 1979), which in 1981 staged a "music in the park" which surprisingly attracted 10,000 people to Beacon Hill Park's Cameron Band-shell. Captian Gordon, then a trouble shooter for the Government of British Columbia Minister of Tourism Pat Jordan: "that music in the park event helped in a very big way wreched Gretchin Brewin become Her Worship the Mayor of Victoria". Penguino Rouge performed along with Diamond Joe White, Paul Horn, Valdy and Uncle Wigglies Hot Shoes Blues Band, Veronica Jones, Zipper, among others in an all day BC Day summer free event. Captain Mesley is openly gay, but he never had sex with Penguino Rouge, despite the claims of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, The National homophobe Peter Mansbridge at the time of his marriage to Gordon's daughter Wendy Mesley, after she dieted away her once Buxom figure at age 16.