Monday, January 05, 2009

First day back at school

"The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers." - Socrates

I think about this and try not to get too worked up about my kids. The same old, same old complaints of parents have been around forever. So I am working on not sweating the little things and concentrate on the big picture. Firing them up about life, to do the best they can in everything they do, etc.

Thursday, January 01, 2009

New Years Resolutions

#1 I have decided to give up women. At almost 20 years exactly (yes I started alittle late) I think I have caught my limit.

#2 Get serious about money again. I've let it slide lately. But I'm gonna start putting forth more effort to make more and pay off my credit debt.

Sunday, December 28, 2008

I am the one and only

Thursday, December 25, 2008

Merry Christmas

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Yankee response to Red Sux fans

Get over it...

1: NY earns its money legally...has a right to spend it legally and in signing Tex, CC and Burnett they did so within the rules of the sport. Get over it.

2: Quit your b..itching over what they spend...It's not your money, does not really affect anyone (ticket prices are already set) and at the end of the day their payroll will be under last years. A business has a right to reinvest its profit back into its own entity. Get over it.

3: Instead of hatin' on the Yankees...ask John Henry how in the world he could let a franchise type player and one that is a switch hitting, gold glove 28 year old first baseman to go to a heated division rival for a difference of what amounts to 1.5 million per year.

4: Don't hate on Steinbrenners and Cash for going into every season with the intent on "fielding the best possible team to win another WS title for the great city and fans of NY."

Get p...issy aT Henry, Theo and Fracona for saying that they "go into every season looking to win 95 games. We don't build teams to win 100 games. We build teams for 95 wins..we feel 95 wins will get us in."

See that is the difference right there...that is why the Sox went 86 years between titles and when they finally won again they could not string a few together despite the fact that 2005 and 2006 saw a weak AL East with a injury laden Yankee team...and in 2007, Boston barely suvived NY in the regular season and injuries to NY once agian paved the way for Boston to scrap and scrape another title.

The Yankees go into every season not looking to "get in"..they go in looking to win 162 games and to dominate. Of course it's not a reality but when you have the full resources of the franchise behind you and it appears they are willing to do whatever it takes it certainly gives the impression that winning it all is a way of life and not a pipe dream.

I would be embarrassed and p...issed if I were a Boston fan. Henry's cheapness s...crewed you again.

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Sunday, December 21, 2008

Funny Axe Commercial

Saturday, December 20, 2008

TO THE SIX-FOOT FOUR TRANSVESTITE

You:

-Sporting a miniskirt. Heavy emphasis on "mini." I don't know what you had to do to fold your package in on itself but it was an epic feat (without venturing above the midriff, I might add). I can only imagine it involves a quarter-roll of packing tape and a gram of Vicodin every single day to pull off. Bravo, to you.

- Six-foot four. I can't imagine where one finds a miniskirt for a six-foot four man. Is there some WNBA clothing store I'm not aware of? Do you just tape two of them together and call it a day? Being about your height I know how hard it can be to find good-fitting clothes. For men. You found a miniskirt that you managed to contort into right after you taped your balls to your pelvis.

- The hair. I know, I know. It's hard enough to shave your face. And the fact that you were born a hairy male isn't helping your cause either. The face was shaved, sadly elsewhere was not. But you wore it proud. I'd classify your grooming as "tranny casual." I do think, though, that if you really want to sell people you're going to have to do something about that back hair. Your tank top, despite a heroic effort, was no match.

- The tank top. What’s a boygirl to wear when they go the miniskirt route? You answered definitively by sporting a tank top. Sure, your hair wasn’t deterred by a flimsy women’s garment, but most people probably stopped at the miniskirt, so who’s going to notice, right? I did, buddy. But I think with a good proper razor and some strong discipline, your broad shoulders will finally have the time in the spotlight they so rightfully deserve.

- The button. You had no intention of stopping at a miniskirt and tank top. Normal transvestites, dare I say the majority of them, would have ended it there. Not you, good sirmadam. The “ALPHA FEMALE” button was the icing on your cake. It wasn't a small button, either. Don't worry, if no one had noticed by then that you probably had your package vacuum-sealed to your lower stomach under the miniskirt, then you would’ve been just another tranny walking by. But I tell you that on Election Day, when every man woman and in-between was wearing a button, a thirty-something six-foot four oddly-broad-shouldered individual with a baritone voice wearing a large “ALPHA FEMALE” button really made a statement.

I was very impressed (and nothing more, mind you).

Friday, December 19, 2008

Look beautiful - get slim

Thursday, December 18, 2008

How I judge people

I look at people by the scales of how much they give vs. how much they take. Do you do more good than harm? There are alot of people out there that can say many bad things about me. I can even say many bad things about myself. I've made plenty of mistakes and have several regrets. But I am proud to say that I'm pretty sure there is nobody out there that can say I took more than I gave :)

Monday, December 15, 2008

Rush pointing out Powell is a tool

Principle is what got you where you are. Moderation is what keeps you where you are with this great reputation, great image but no substance, no principles, no core belief. If somebody had to tell you who Colin Powell is what would they say? What does he stand for? What does General Powell stand for? What does John McCain stand for? You don't know. There aren't any core beliefs you can go rat-tat-tat down the list and say, yep, this is who they are. Was Abraham Lincoln great because he saw compromise during the Civil War or was he great because he insisted on total and complete victory? Great people take stands on principle, not moderation. Some of us think that individual liberty, limited constitutional government, and increased support for the military by civilians are principles worth defending. Maybe General Powell can enlighten us, since he's failed to do that so far on the great liberal or moderate Democrat principles that seem to intrigue him. What is it about Obama that intrigued him? What are these principles? Or was it the way Obama speaks?


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