Obama's View on teen pregnancy: abortion as the way out, the road to absolution and redemption for pregnant teens.
In this article, Pat Buchanan hits the nail on the head.
I agree with this man's opinion.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Friday, September 12, 2008
Father Hits Daughter's Boyfriend With Pipe
This guy should have been given a pat on the back, instead he was arrested.
I would have done the same thing.
This is One Man's Opinion
I would have done the same thing.
This is One Man's Opinion
Thursday, September 11, 2008
September 11, 2001
Where were you on this fateful day? Do you remember what happened on that day? Well, I do, and I will never forget it.
We had been in our mobile home that we bought a little over a month, and my daughter just started kindergarten. I was getting her up for school and her TV was on. We didn't have cable at the time and there was no antenna on it so the signal was very snowy, but she did get the Fox network channel. On the tv, I could just make out the World Trade Center and someone was giving the play by play as it was happening live I saw the first plane hit. At the time, it was not know to be a terrorist act.
Then I went into the living room where the reception was much better and turned on the tv. I sat there with my daughter and watched the second plane hit. I believe that at that time it was known that the planes had been hijacked. I felt really horrible.
I drove my daughter to her school and people were just starting to talk about it. I turned on the radio and rushed to work where everyone was huddled around the television in the conference room. We sat there and watched as people jumped and fell from the upper floors. Then we watched in horror as first one tower, then the other collapsed. No one spoke for the longest time. There wasn't a dry eye in the place.
Eventually, the owner told us to get back to work and that we could listen to the radio or get on the internet at our desks to keep us updated.
I don't think that we really got any work done that day, and not much that whole week.
Even though we really couldn't afford it, the next day, we signed up for cable tv so we could see what was going on.
I was so glad when we went into Afghanistan and then later Iraq. I know there are those who criticize the President, and for most of those people, I have nothing but contempt. And those that say we brought what happened on that day seven years ago, I have one thing to say to you, "head or gut."
Going over there and killing these worthless scumbags was the right thing to do no matter how the media and the liberal jackasses try to demonize the President's actions. And all the men and women who have sacrificed everything to do their duty are the true heroes.
So, to those men and women who died on that day and to the families and those who had loved ones killed in that act of overwhelming cowardice, my thoughts and prayers will always be with you.
Freedom is never free.
We had been in our mobile home that we bought a little over a month, and my daughter just started kindergarten. I was getting her up for school and her TV was on. We didn't have cable at the time and there was no antenna on it so the signal was very snowy, but she did get the Fox network channel. On the tv, I could just make out the World Trade Center and someone was giving the play by play as it was happening live I saw the first plane hit. At the time, it was not know to be a terrorist act.
Then I went into the living room where the reception was much better and turned on the tv. I sat there with my daughter and watched the second plane hit. I believe that at that time it was known that the planes had been hijacked. I felt really horrible.
I drove my daughter to her school and people were just starting to talk about it. I turned on the radio and rushed to work where everyone was huddled around the television in the conference room. We sat there and watched as people jumped and fell from the upper floors. Then we watched in horror as first one tower, then the other collapsed. No one spoke for the longest time. There wasn't a dry eye in the place.
Eventually, the owner told us to get back to work and that we could listen to the radio or get on the internet at our desks to keep us updated.
I don't think that we really got any work done that day, and not much that whole week.
Even though we really couldn't afford it, the next day, we signed up for cable tv so we could see what was going on.
I was so glad when we went into Afghanistan and then later Iraq. I know there are those who criticize the President, and for most of those people, I have nothing but contempt. And those that say we brought what happened on that day seven years ago, I have one thing to say to you, "head or gut."
Going over there and killing these worthless scumbags was the right thing to do no matter how the media and the liberal jackasses try to demonize the President's actions. And all the men and women who have sacrificed everything to do their duty are the true heroes.
So, to those men and women who died on that day and to the families and those who had loved ones killed in that act of overwhelming cowardice, my thoughts and prayers will always be with you.
Freedom is never free.
Sunday, September 07, 2008
Junk Drawers
What is a junk drawer? You know what they are. Every home has one. A junk drawer is a drawer somewhere in the house that you put things that you don't know where else to put them. These things don't fit into any of the other drawers in the house and they are items that you don't want to throw away because you might need them in the future.
Growing up, my parents had a junk drawer. As a matter of fact, they had two. We loved to look in them to see what kind of "treasure" we could find. Thumb tacks, string, a spool of thread, rubber bands, glue, an assortment of pencils and pens, scraps of paper, some change (which we liked to sneak out of the drawer), missing parts from toys, a pair of pliers, a screwdriver or two, scissors, and a lot of other things I fail to remember. But the drawer was always there, and if we lost something or needed something, we could usually find it there.
When got married for the first time, my wife and I unconsciously started our own junk drawer filled with the same type of things that were in the junk drawer from my child hood, except for the toy parts. Throughout the time we were married, it never let us down. I think when she left, she took it with her along with most everything else. While single, I really didn't have a junk drawer. I don't know why. Then, I remarried and we started a new junk drawer. After a year, we moved into a different house and as before, started another junk drawer that lasted for five years.
We then moved to Missouri and took our junk drawer with us...we actually had two and just dumped them into a box and when we got to our new house, we dumped them into a drawer and added and subtracted from that drawer till we moved again. But this time, we were bound and determined not to have a junk drawer. Well, things haven't worked out that way. While unpacking our things, we came across odd items and things that didn't fit into any of our other drawers. So I put them in a drawer in the back laundry room and a new junk drawer was begun.
I am a firm believer that humans have a basic instinct to create a junk drawer. I am sure that when we lived in caves, we reserved a part of that cave for "junk". At our jobs, there are junk drawers. I am sure that there is even a junk drawer on the International Space Station. My dad even carried one with him. He always carried odds and ends in his pockets...pocket knife, pencil, change, screwdriver, rubber band, and some other items that had unknown functions to us.
Junk drawers. What are they? They are a place to put bits and pieces of our lives that are important to us at any given time, but have no home of their own.
What is in your junk drawer?
Junk Drawer Ingenuity
The Junk Drawer Blog
Growing up, my parents had a junk drawer. As a matter of fact, they had two. We loved to look in them to see what kind of "treasure" we could find. Thumb tacks, string, a spool of thread, rubber bands, glue, an assortment of pencils and pens, scraps of paper, some change (which we liked to sneak out of the drawer), missing parts from toys, a pair of pliers, a screwdriver or two, scissors, and a lot of other things I fail to remember. But the drawer was always there, and if we lost something or needed something, we could usually find it there.
When got married for the first time, my wife and I unconsciously started our own junk drawer filled with the same type of things that were in the junk drawer from my child hood, except for the toy parts. Throughout the time we were married, it never let us down. I think when she left, she took it with her along with most everything else. While single, I really didn't have a junk drawer. I don't know why. Then, I remarried and we started a new junk drawer. After a year, we moved into a different house and as before, started another junk drawer that lasted for five years.
We then moved to Missouri and took our junk drawer with us...we actually had two and just dumped them into a box and when we got to our new house, we dumped them into a drawer and added and subtracted from that drawer till we moved again. But this time, we were bound and determined not to have a junk drawer. Well, things haven't worked out that way. While unpacking our things, we came across odd items and things that didn't fit into any of our other drawers. So I put them in a drawer in the back laundry room and a new junk drawer was begun.
I am a firm believer that humans have a basic instinct to create a junk drawer. I am sure that when we lived in caves, we reserved a part of that cave for "junk". At our jobs, there are junk drawers. I am sure that there is even a junk drawer on the International Space Station. My dad even carried one with him. He always carried odds and ends in his pockets...pocket knife, pencil, change, screwdriver, rubber band, and some other items that had unknown functions to us.
Junk drawers. What are they? They are a place to put bits and pieces of our lives that are important to us at any given time, but have no home of their own.
What is in your junk drawer?
Junk Drawer Ingenuity
The Junk Drawer Blog
Friday, September 05, 2008
Sarah Palin
Here is a good article about Sarah Palin, John McCain's VP choice.
I think he made a very good choice in her and she will change the direction of American Conservatism for a long time to come. Not to mention that she is much more qualified to be president than Obama with his pittance of experience and knowledge.
This is One Man's Opinion.
I think he made a very good choice in her and she will change the direction of American Conservatism for a long time to come. Not to mention that she is much more qualified to be president than Obama with his pittance of experience and knowledge.
This is One Man's Opinion.
Thursday, September 04, 2008
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Finally
It has been quite some time since I have written in here. Not because I haven't had anything to say, but more because I have been busy or my motivation wasn't there. This morning, I have a little motivation, so will probably not be anything special.
Ok. I don't know about you, but although I have strong opinions about my political stand on issues, I do get very irritated about all the political ads on TV and radio. I don't care which side placed the ad or what point or attack it is trying to make. This year was the worst. When we were living in Phoenix, the worst part was all the signs. You coldn't go down any street with out seeing countless signs telling you to vote for this candidate or that one or to vote for or agains this or that proposition. They were everywhere. And then after the election, they took forever to take them all down. So they started fining candidates for every sign that was left up after a certain date. Of course it didn't work very well. But as far as radio and tv ads, there weren't that many...even right up to and the day of the election. But, here in Missouri, there seemed to be more air time given to political ads than actual programming. Watching a 30min sitcom there were probably 20 min political attack ads and 10 min. of actual show. The worst collection of ads that I ever saw from both sides. I knew there was a reason that I hate politions. There there seemed to be 100 times more mud slinging here than in Phoenix. Is it the part of the country or was it particular to this election? I don't know and don't care.
On thing that this election confirmed for me is the difference between liberals and conservatives. It seems ok for liberals to attack and attack and sling mud and incorporate that into their SOP (standard operating procedure for those of you who tried real hard in school but were just too stupid and had to became liberals). It is ok for them to stoop so low with their attacks and then pat themselfs on the back for doing a good job. But when a conservative puts up a similar ad, they are chastised for being hateful, uncaring, mean mudslingers. It is this type of crap that makes me hate liberals, not just that they don't care about anyone but themselves and power.
An article in the Kansas City Star titled "I'm positive about this: We all lost" the writer,Greg Clark, says:
"...so many candidates not only forgot their manners, they forgotthat they were seeking office as public servants. Theyforgot that servanthood means working for somebody else. It means personal sacrifice. It means honoring the best interests of citizens. Can anybody explain how listening to a months-long barage of attack ads is in the interest of anybody?"
and he goes on to say: "...instead of servanthood, the big candidatesbowed to the three M's: Muscle, money,and mud. They forgot the fourth M: Morality."
Morality...something severly lacking in politics. Especialy Dems and libs.
He hit the nail on the head. And I don't think it will ever change unless politicos...especially liberals...start really caring about this great country and its great people instead of themselves and the power they lust after.
This is One Man's Opinion but I wish more had this view.
Ok. I don't know about you, but although I have strong opinions about my political stand on issues, I do get very irritated about all the political ads on TV and radio. I don't care which side placed the ad or what point or attack it is trying to make. This year was the worst. When we were living in Phoenix, the worst part was all the signs. You coldn't go down any street with out seeing countless signs telling you to vote for this candidate or that one or to vote for or agains this or that proposition. They were everywhere. And then after the election, they took forever to take them all down. So they started fining candidates for every sign that was left up after a certain date. Of course it didn't work very well. But as far as radio and tv ads, there weren't that many...even right up to and the day of the election. But, here in Missouri, there seemed to be more air time given to political ads than actual programming. Watching a 30min sitcom there were probably 20 min political attack ads and 10 min. of actual show. The worst collection of ads that I ever saw from both sides. I knew there was a reason that I hate politions. There there seemed to be 100 times more mud slinging here than in Phoenix. Is it the part of the country or was it particular to this election? I don't know and don't care.
On thing that this election confirmed for me is the difference between liberals and conservatives. It seems ok for liberals to attack and attack and sling mud and incorporate that into their SOP (standard operating procedure for those of you who tried real hard in school but were just too stupid and had to became liberals). It is ok for them to stoop so low with their attacks and then pat themselfs on the back for doing a good job. But when a conservative puts up a similar ad, they are chastised for being hateful, uncaring, mean mudslingers. It is this type of crap that makes me hate liberals, not just that they don't care about anyone but themselves and power.
An article in the Kansas City Star titled "I'm positive about this: We all lost" the writer,Greg Clark, says:
"...so many candidates not only forgot their manners, they forgotthat they were seeking office as public servants. Theyforgot that servanthood means working for somebody else. It means personal sacrifice. It means honoring the best interests of citizens. Can anybody explain how listening to a months-long barage of attack ads is in the interest of anybody?"
and he goes on to say: "...instead of servanthood, the big candidatesbowed to the three M's: Muscle, money,and mud. They forgot the fourth M: Morality."
Morality...something severly lacking in politics. Especialy Dems and libs.
He hit the nail on the head. And I don't think it will ever change unless politicos...especially liberals...start really caring about this great country and its great people instead of themselves and the power they lust after.
This is One Man's Opinion but I wish more had this view.
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
I Don't Understand
There are a lot of things in the world that I don't understand. For instance, how they get a satalite to stay in geosyn orbit or the social structure of an ant colony or how they get those tiny little ships in bottles. But it doesn't bother me that I don't understand these things. But lately there are some things that I don't quite understand and they are really getting at me.
First is, if a US citizen was cought getting into Mexico illegally, he would be thrown in jail and no one would have a problem with that. But if a Mexican is caught coming into the United States illegally and thrown in jail, certain groups of people throw a fit. Why is that? Why is it wrong to enforce certain laws in this country. If we do, it is called racism. I just don't get it.
Why is it called racism to want to have the laws in our country enforced? Because of the nimrods, bleeding hearts, liberals and all the other worthless people out there think that just because that someone is poor and trying to make a better life for themselves or their family it is ok for them to break the law. I thought justice was supposed to be blind.
As I have said before, I am not against people wanting to come to this country to have a better life. I am just against them doing it illegally. And make no mistake, just because the media refuses to call these people illegal aliens doesn't mean they aren't. The ones that are here agains the law should be sent back. I don't care if they have family here or jobs or whatever reason, they need to go back. End of story. Life is rough so deal with it.
Another thing. If the mexicans coming to this country and the ones that are still here are so proud of being mexican and of their country, why the HELL don't they do something to make their own country great instead of screwing up ours. Mexico has an abundance of resources...including oil. Enough to get Mexico on par with the US. Why don't they work to fix their own country? There are plenty of intelegent, smart and hardworking people in Mexico to create a great country. Maybe should change their name from Mexican to Mexican't. What ever the reason, the ones who are here illegally (whatever country they are from) need to get the fuck back to their own country and go through the proper processes to come into this country legally otherwise stay the fuck out!
First is, if a US citizen was cought getting into Mexico illegally, he would be thrown in jail and no one would have a problem with that. But if a Mexican is caught coming into the United States illegally and thrown in jail, certain groups of people throw a fit. Why is that? Why is it wrong to enforce certain laws in this country. If we do, it is called racism. I just don't get it.
Why is it called racism to want to have the laws in our country enforced? Because of the nimrods, bleeding hearts, liberals and all the other worthless people out there think that just because that someone is poor and trying to make a better life for themselves or their family it is ok for them to break the law. I thought justice was supposed to be blind.
As I have said before, I am not against people wanting to come to this country to have a better life. I am just against them doing it illegally. And make no mistake, just because the media refuses to call these people illegal aliens doesn't mean they aren't. The ones that are here agains the law should be sent back. I don't care if they have family here or jobs or whatever reason, they need to go back. End of story. Life is rough so deal with it.
Another thing. If the mexicans coming to this country and the ones that are still here are so proud of being mexican and of their country, why the HELL don't they do something to make their own country great instead of screwing up ours. Mexico has an abundance of resources...including oil. Enough to get Mexico on par with the US. Why don't they work to fix their own country? There are plenty of intelegent, smart and hardworking people in Mexico to create a great country. Maybe should change their name from Mexican to Mexican't. What ever the reason, the ones who are here illegally (whatever country they are from) need to get the fuck back to their own country and go through the proper processes to come into this country legally otherwise stay the fuck out!
Saturday, March 25, 2006
Protest March in Downtown Phoenix
Yesterday, there was a march through downtown Phoenix to protest mainly a passed in the House of Representatives that deals with illegal aliens and those that hire and help them. The numbers were supposedly in the thousands, but I suspect that most were themselves not here legally.
The bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives in December, sponsored by Republican Wisconsin Rep. James Sensenbrenner, calls for tough border security and enforcement measures and would make it a federal crime, instead of a civil offence, for illegal aliens to live in the country. It would also penalise people for helping illegals...something which should have been done a long time ago.
I have lived in Phoenix all my life and have seen and experienced this growing problem first hand. Of all the issues facing this country and this state, the problem of illegals coming into this country angers me the most.
This is the United States of America(ns), not part of Mexico. Last time I checked, it was against the law to enter this country without going through proper channels. What angers me most of all is that once here, these illegals demand all the benefits and rights that legal citizens of this country are entitled to. The Constitution of the United States applies to legal citizens of this country. If someone wants the rights and protections of this document they must obtain legal status by getting a proper visa or becoming a citizen. All medical and social programs should be given to legal citizens first every time then to people who have entered this country legally.
I know someone (a legal citizen of the United States) personally who because of health problems went to get social security and Medicare/Medicaid to help with medical expenses but was denied. Yet people who enter this country illegally can get the health care free of charge that he was denied. That is absoulutely not right.It should be the other way around. Illegals should get nothing. If they want the opportunities that this country can offer, then knock and come through the front door instead of breaking in through the back door and demanding the right to live here.
And no, I don't believe this country's economy would collaps if all illegals were sent home. And I don't believe in guest worker programs. There are plenty of people with legal status to do the work.
If there are people out there that believe the government should pay for healthcare for these people then they can donate their own money if they want but don't tell me I have to give my money to help people that are here illegally.
If the people who feel sorry for these illegals because they have no opportunities in Mexico to provide for their families or to have a good live and it is ok for them to come to this country against the law...these bleeding hearts should move to Mexico and work to improve conditions in that country so they wouldn't feel the need to come here or give them their own money.
Why can't they make their own country better instead of making ours worse.
And no, I am not raceist or anything of the sort. I have no problem with people from other countries wanting to come here through the legal process. And yes, I am aware that it can take a long time, but that is life. I am just against people who come here against the law demanding that they are entitled to all the benefits and opportunities the United States has to offer that should only be for legal citizens or legal immigrants.
Get them out, close the border and maybe they will get their lazy ass off the couch or porch and fix the problems of their own country like they should have instead of bringing problems to this country.
One more thing. If someone is going to come to this country and try and live and make a better life for themselves and their family, they can at least learn the language first or make an effort to when they get here. I am tired of trying to communicate with someone who doesn't speak the language of this country...English.
The bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives in December, sponsored by Republican Wisconsin Rep. James Sensenbrenner, calls for tough border security and enforcement measures and would make it a federal crime, instead of a civil offence, for illegal aliens to live in the country. It would also penalise people for helping illegals...something which should have been done a long time ago.
I have lived in Phoenix all my life and have seen and experienced this growing problem first hand. Of all the issues facing this country and this state, the problem of illegals coming into this country angers me the most.
This is the United States of America(ns), not part of Mexico. Last time I checked, it was against the law to enter this country without going through proper channels. What angers me most of all is that once here, these illegals demand all the benefits and rights that legal citizens of this country are entitled to. The Constitution of the United States applies to legal citizens of this country. If someone wants the rights and protections of this document they must obtain legal status by getting a proper visa or becoming a citizen. All medical and social programs should be given to legal citizens first every time then to people who have entered this country legally.
I know someone (a legal citizen of the United States) personally who because of health problems went to get social security and Medicare/Medicaid to help with medical expenses but was denied. Yet people who enter this country illegally can get the health care free of charge that he was denied. That is absoulutely not right.It should be the other way around. Illegals should get nothing. If they want the opportunities that this country can offer, then knock and come through the front door instead of breaking in through the back door and demanding the right to live here.
And no, I don't believe this country's economy would collaps if all illegals were sent home. And I don't believe in guest worker programs. There are plenty of people with legal status to do the work.
If there are people out there that believe the government should pay for healthcare for these people then they can donate their own money if they want but don't tell me I have to give my money to help people that are here illegally.
If the people who feel sorry for these illegals because they have no opportunities in Mexico to provide for their families or to have a good live and it is ok for them to come to this country against the law...these bleeding hearts should move to Mexico and work to improve conditions in that country so they wouldn't feel the need to come here or give them their own money.
Why can't they make their own country better instead of making ours worse.
And no, I am not raceist or anything of the sort. I have no problem with people from other countries wanting to come here through the legal process. And yes, I am aware that it can take a long time, but that is life. I am just against people who come here against the law demanding that they are entitled to all the benefits and opportunities the United States has to offer that should only be for legal citizens or legal immigrants.
Get them out, close the border and maybe they will get their lazy ass off the couch or porch and fix the problems of their own country like they should have instead of bringing problems to this country.
One more thing. If someone is going to come to this country and try and live and make a better life for themselves and their family, they can at least learn the language first or make an effort to when they get here. I am tired of trying to communicate with someone who doesn't speak the language of this country...English.
Monday, September 12, 2005
No Shame So They Blame...Everyone Except Those Responsible
Here is another of many good articles on what happened in New Orleans.
The ones that are criticizing the President for a lack of "caring" and for not acting fast enough don't care about facts. They are all bleeding heart, coolaid drinking, know nothing liberals that jump at any perceived chance to attack Bush. They are playing to people's emotions instead of logic and intellect...Obviously because they have none.
This is One Man's Opinion
The ones that are criticizing the President for a lack of "caring" and for not acting fast enough don't care about facts. They are all bleeding heart, coolaid drinking, know nothing liberals that jump at any perceived chance to attack Bush. They are playing to people's emotions instead of logic and intellect...Obviously because they have none.
This is One Man's Opinion
Saturday, September 10, 2005
Bush is to Blame...Not!
Here is another of many articles that prove the know nothings blaming Bush for what happened in New Orleans and elsewhere in the Gulf Coast really do know nothing. They will do anything to take a whack at the President...in the process showing what buffons they really are. While trying to throw shit at Bush they are stepping in it and getting it on themselves.
This is One Man's Opinion
This is One Man's Opinion
Thursday, September 08, 2005
A Great Article On Hurrican Katrina Response
Here is one of the best articles on the subject.
AFTER THE STORM
Blame Amid the Tragedy
Gov. Blanco and Mayor Nagin failed their constituents.
BY BOB WILLIAMS
Wednesday, September 7, 2005 12:01 a.m. EDT
The truth hurts...especially those who try to deny it.
This is One Man's Opinion
AFTER THE STORM
Blame Amid the Tragedy
Gov. Blanco and Mayor Nagin failed their constituents.
BY BOB WILLIAMS
Wednesday, September 7, 2005 12:01 a.m. EDT
"...The primary responsibility for dealing with emergencies does not belong to the federal government. It belongs to local and state officials who are charged by law with the management of the crucial first response to disasters. First response should be carried out by local and state emergency personnel under the supervision of the state governor and his emergency operations center.
The actions and inactions of Gov. Blanco and Mayor Nagin are a national disgrace due to their failure to implement the previously established evacuation plans of the state and city. Gov. Blanco and Mayor Nagin cannot claim that they were surprised by the extent of the damage and the need to evacuate so many people. Detailed written plans were already in place to evacuate more than a million people. The plans projected that 300,000 people would need transportation in the event of a hurricane like Katrina. If the plans had been implemented, thousands of lives would likely have been saved..."
"...The federal government does not have the authority to intervene in a state emergency without the request of a governor. President Bush declared an emergency prior to Katrina hitting New Orleans, so the only action needed for federal assistance was for Gov. Blanco to request the specific type of assistance she needed. She failed to send a timely request for specific aid..."
The truth hurts...especially those who try to deny it.
This is One Man's Opinion
Wednesday, September 07, 2005
The Blame Game
I wasn't going to do this, but the nimrods, dumb asses, dirt bags and know nothings have forced me to. With a lot of work still to be done in New Orleans, the fore mentioned people can't keep their pie holes shut and focus their energy on helping their fellow Americans; especially the ones that are in positions to help in big ways are spitting in the face of all the wonderful selfless people who are giving of themselves, risking their lives for their fellow Americans (they are fellow Americans, not refugees.
I guess it is really no surprise that these people have chosen to play the Blame Game because it is all they know how to do and they can't even do it right. These same fore mentioned people are so devoid of any crumb of intelligence as to make one wonder how they are able to engage in dressing themselves. If you can get a look at their shoes, I would be surprised if they weren't on the wrong feet.
As I said before, I did not want to play this game, but because of numerous comments made by these lower life forms, I am forced to join in and put them in their place.
All this talk about blaming the federal government and the President for the supposedly slow response to what happened in the gulf coast shows their lack of intelligence. First off, the mayor of New Orleans has the primary responsibility to see to the safety of "his people."; to evacuate the city, especially those that could not get out on their own because of health or lack of transportation. And he FAILED! He failed in a huge way. Hundreds of buses were left sitting just to be enveloped by the toxic water. He issued a mandatory evacuation and then left his beloved city to fend for itself. He is a coward because he can't and will never admit to his failure. Instead he blames the federal government for not helping sooner when it was up to the governor to declare marshal law and invite the national guard and government to help. She also FAILED in a huge way. If there is any criminal blame to place, buffoons playing this blame game should place it on the right people. Especially the mayor. He is one of the most worthless excuses for an American next to the Clintons. He and the governor of LA should resign and take responsibility for most of the problems that occurred because they were directly attributed to their in-action. It is a flat out lie to say that racism on the part of the president or the federal government had anything to do with the perceived lack of help. If you haven't noticed, most of the people doing the rescuing and aiding in the recovery are white. If you add up all the people in the effected area in the Gulf Coast, the majority of them are white. So keep the racist shit out of it!
Everyone out there who can't get this through their pea sized brains should go find a country that could have handled something of this magnitude (area the size of Great Britain) without the help of other countries. There are none. Regardless what anyone says about the United States, this is the best and most generous country that has ever been on the face of this earth.
I am not even going to address those turds out there who believe that "global warming" caused by Man gave birth to this hurricane and that because President didn't sign the Kyoto treaty two years ago caused this fore mentioned "global warming". These environmental wackos are pathetic. The Earth has heated and cooled many many times long before Man was able to significantly change the environment. These people have shit for brains.
Enough is enough!
This is One Man's Opinion
I guess it is really no surprise that these people have chosen to play the Blame Game because it is all they know how to do and they can't even do it right. These same fore mentioned people are so devoid of any crumb of intelligence as to make one wonder how they are able to engage in dressing themselves. If you can get a look at their shoes, I would be surprised if they weren't on the wrong feet.
As I said before, I did not want to play this game, but because of numerous comments made by these lower life forms, I am forced to join in and put them in their place.
All this talk about blaming the federal government and the President for the supposedly slow response to what happened in the gulf coast shows their lack of intelligence. First off, the mayor of New Orleans has the primary responsibility to see to the safety of "his people."; to evacuate the city, especially those that could not get out on their own because of health or lack of transportation. And he FAILED! He failed in a huge way. Hundreds of buses were left sitting just to be enveloped by the toxic water. He issued a mandatory evacuation and then left his beloved city to fend for itself. He is a coward because he can't and will never admit to his failure. Instead he blames the federal government for not helping sooner when it was up to the governor to declare marshal law and invite the national guard and government to help. She also FAILED in a huge way. If there is any criminal blame to place, buffoons playing this blame game should place it on the right people. Especially the mayor. He is one of the most worthless excuses for an American next to the Clintons. He and the governor of LA should resign and take responsibility for most of the problems that occurred because they were directly attributed to their in-action. It is a flat out lie to say that racism on the part of the president or the federal government had anything to do with the perceived lack of help. If you haven't noticed, most of the people doing the rescuing and aiding in the recovery are white. If you add up all the people in the effected area in the Gulf Coast, the majority of them are white. So keep the racist shit out of it!
Everyone out there who can't get this through their pea sized brains should go find a country that could have handled something of this magnitude (area the size of Great Britain) without the help of other countries. There are none. Regardless what anyone says about the United States, this is the best and most generous country that has ever been on the face of this earth.
I am not even going to address those turds out there who believe that "global warming" caused by Man gave birth to this hurricane and that because President didn't sign the Kyoto treaty two years ago caused this fore mentioned "global warming". These environmental wackos are pathetic. The Earth has heated and cooled many many times long before Man was able to significantly change the environment. These people have shit for brains.
Enough is enough!
This is One Man's Opinion
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
Public Restrooms
The other night, my wife and I went to a movie and then dinner. The movie was "Must Love Dogs" with John Kusack. It wasn't quite what I expected nor as good. It was a cross between "You've Got Mail" and "Serendipity", also staring John Kusack.
Alas, I digress. Back to the story. While at dinner, I found myself needing to use the restroom. So I circumnavigated the restaurant to find my intended destination and opened the door and searched for the urinal. When I found it, I was puzzled by what I saw. It was an ordinary urinal with all the standard features that one would expect one to have and appeared to be in working order. What made this one stand out from others that I have used and seen was the fact that bottom of the urnial was just below my waist. I am not a short guy. I am just over 6ft tall. So, in order for me to use this urnial in the intended manner, I would have to stand on my tippy toes and pee in an upwardly direction...not a normal practice for me. In other words, it was mounted so high on the wall, that I would have to have been at least 6in. taller to use it properly. They could have mounted it lower and still accomidate taller people. I don't quite understand the reasoning behind the positioning of it, but I didn't feel the urge to ask.
Why can't they just use the ones that go all the way to the floor. That way it can be reached by guys of different heighths, peeing styles and mental capacities and not force to use the toilet in the stall which should not be used for stand-up urinating in a public application because of possible collateral damage so to speak and rendering it useless for sitdown missions.
This is One Man's Opinion
Alas, I digress. Back to the story. While at dinner, I found myself needing to use the restroom. So I circumnavigated the restaurant to find my intended destination and opened the door and searched for the urinal. When I found it, I was puzzled by what I saw. It was an ordinary urinal with all the standard features that one would expect one to have and appeared to be in working order. What made this one stand out from others that I have used and seen was the fact that bottom of the urnial was just below my waist. I am not a short guy. I am just over 6ft tall. So, in order for me to use this urnial in the intended manner, I would have to stand on my tippy toes and pee in an upwardly direction...not a normal practice for me. In other words, it was mounted so high on the wall, that I would have to have been at least 6in. taller to use it properly. They could have mounted it lower and still accomidate taller people. I don't quite understand the reasoning behind the positioning of it, but I didn't feel the urge to ask.
Why can't they just use the ones that go all the way to the floor. That way it can be reached by guys of different heighths, peeing styles and mental capacities and not force to use the toilet in the stall which should not be used for stand-up urinating in a public application because of possible collateral damage so to speak and rendering it useless for sitdown missions.
This is One Man's Opinion
Sunday, July 10, 2005
Generators
Every year, when a major hurrican is about to hit the coast of the United States, the news media is there giving us wall to wall coverage. We have all seen the "brave" weatherman (or just the guy that drew the short straw) in a yellow rain suit standing out in the storm with his microphone in had trying to describe what it is like in 60+mph wind and rain.
Before it hits, they cover the evacuation operations and show people boarding up windows preparing for the storm. They interview people who are leaving, asking them where they are going and if they are afraid their house will be damaged when they get back.
But one thing I hear every time, one comment from a citizen that occours every time a hurrican hits. Even last year when four hit Florida in a row. I don't understand this comment. Maybe it is because I do not live there and live where things like this or other natural disasters do not occur.
The comment that bothers me is when someone says that they had to drive to the next town to find a generator or that there was a rush at the hardware store to buy generators. What, they didn't buy one the last four times? Or did they buy one, but need a different one for this particular hurricane. What happened to the one they bought the last hurricane? I would think that if you lived where the treat of hurrican is always there, people would already have a generator or a plan of escape.
I am not going to say these people are stupid, but come on. Every time, the news goes through the same old story, same lines, same consultants. And when they talk to people in the path of the hurricane, it is the same story every time. I had to search everywhere for a generator.
Well, there it is. I am watching Fox News and there is the weather man standing in the rain trying to describe how hard the rain is falling and how hard the wind is. His rain suit is yellow. I don't know why it bothers me. Maybe because it seems just so stupid. It is a HURRICANE! Of course the wind is blowing. Of course it is raining. Of course the waves are pounding.
Ok. That is enough of my ranging
This is One Man's Opinion
Before it hits, they cover the evacuation operations and show people boarding up windows preparing for the storm. They interview people who are leaving, asking them where they are going and if they are afraid their house will be damaged when they get back.
But one thing I hear every time, one comment from a citizen that occours every time a hurrican hits. Even last year when four hit Florida in a row. I don't understand this comment. Maybe it is because I do not live there and live where things like this or other natural disasters do not occur.
The comment that bothers me is when someone says that they had to drive to the next town to find a generator or that there was a rush at the hardware store to buy generators. What, they didn't buy one the last four times? Or did they buy one, but need a different one for this particular hurricane. What happened to the one they bought the last hurricane? I would think that if you lived where the treat of hurrican is always there, people would already have a generator or a plan of escape.
I am not going to say these people are stupid, but come on. Every time, the news goes through the same old story, same lines, same consultants. And when they talk to people in the path of the hurricane, it is the same story every time. I had to search everywhere for a generator.
Well, there it is. I am watching Fox News and there is the weather man standing in the rain trying to describe how hard the rain is falling and how hard the wind is. His rain suit is yellow. I don't know why it bothers me. Maybe because it seems just so stupid. It is a HURRICANE! Of course the wind is blowing. Of course it is raining. Of course the waves are pounding.
Ok. That is enough of my ranging
This is One Man's Opinion
Sunday, July 03, 2005
Bathing Suits
This 4th of July, pretty much like every 4th of July, my oldest brother is having a pool party. Standard stuff. Meat on the grill, chips, beans and varied other dishes and desserts.
We all go the standard email invite, but for some odd reason this morning when I read it while printing out directions, I noticed a comment at the end of the email.
...don't forget bathing suits.
Maybe it is because I didn't have a good night's sleep or maybe I am just odd, but a bathing suit. A bathing suit for swimming? If you wear a bathing suit to go swimming, what do you wear to go bathing? A swim suit? I know, I am beating a dead horse. Every standup comic has probably tackled this question already.
I should stop trying to figure this out or I will give myself a headache.
This is One Man's Opinion.
PS. What about a woman's pants suit? Why can't they call it just a suit like men do. Do women have other kinds of suits that don't involve pants?
We all go the standard email invite, but for some odd reason this morning when I read it while printing out directions, I noticed a comment at the end of the email.
...don't forget bathing suits.
Maybe it is because I didn't have a good night's sleep or maybe I am just odd, but a bathing suit. A bathing suit for swimming? If you wear a bathing suit to go swimming, what do you wear to go bathing? A swim suit? I know, I am beating a dead horse. Every standup comic has probably tackled this question already.
I should stop trying to figure this out or I will give myself a headache.
This is One Man's Opinion.
PS. What about a woman's pants suit? Why can't they call it just a suit like men do. Do women have other kinds of suits that don't involve pants?
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Monday, June 27, 2005
Wierd Dream
Yesterday morning I had a wierd dream. As with most of my dreams, I most of it I can't really remember, but for a small portion.
It this particular instance, I remember being at my parents house and hearing a crash, like a car accident. So, as I do in real life, I ran out to the corner to see if indeed it was a car accident. When I ran out of the house, my father (who passed away two years ago), wearing pajamas and a robe was out by the mailbox and started running along with me. Knowing that he was not in good health, I told him to stop and I would investigate and return and let him know what I found out. So he did.
When I reached the corner, I saw no accident, but I did see some debris in the middle of the road which appeard to be large pieces of glass that were smoothe.
The street, unlike in real life, on one side had small shops and stores and on the other side were houses. There were numerous people walking and standing. In the front yards of the houses were what appeared to be yard sales. So I went and looked around.
Then the alarm went off and of course, I lost it.
I have heard people try and explain to me what certain things in dreams are supposed to mean and that you can learn to change your dreams as they happen. I have always had the opinion that what happens in a dream has no meaning in real life.
I had dreams when I was married to my first wife that she left me for another, and that is what happened in real life.
I had a dream that my current wife had a baby, and a few days later she communicated to me that she was pregnant.
But, I also, as everyone has, have had things happen in my dreams that never ended up happening and thankfully so. I wouldn't want to be trapped in my parents house with a giant dinosaur right outside or going in their back yard and getting shot at by WWII Japaneese troops.
This is One Man's Dreams
It this particular instance, I remember being at my parents house and hearing a crash, like a car accident. So, as I do in real life, I ran out to the corner to see if indeed it was a car accident. When I ran out of the house, my father (who passed away two years ago), wearing pajamas and a robe was out by the mailbox and started running along with me. Knowing that he was not in good health, I told him to stop and I would investigate and return and let him know what I found out. So he did.
When I reached the corner, I saw no accident, but I did see some debris in the middle of the road which appeard to be large pieces of glass that were smoothe.
The street, unlike in real life, on one side had small shops and stores and on the other side were houses. There were numerous people walking and standing. In the front yards of the houses were what appeared to be yard sales. So I went and looked around.
Then the alarm went off and of course, I lost it.
I have heard people try and explain to me what certain things in dreams are supposed to mean and that you can learn to change your dreams as they happen. I have always had the opinion that what happens in a dream has no meaning in real life.
I had dreams when I was married to my first wife that she left me for another, and that is what happened in real life.
I had a dream that my current wife had a baby, and a few days later she communicated to me that she was pregnant.
But, I also, as everyone has, have had things happen in my dreams that never ended up happening and thankfully so. I wouldn't want to be trapped in my parents house with a giant dinosaur right outside or going in their back yard and getting shot at by WWII Japaneese troops.
This is One Man's Dreams
Thursday, June 23, 2005
Strange Coincidence
Tuesday morning, I woke up thinking about the late '70s Sci-Fi movie "Logan's Run" . I don't know why, but it stuck in my mind for a few hours. I haven't seen it in a few years and was thinking maybe looking for it at the used book store.
Later that night about 11pm, I, to my amazment, saw the the beginning scene of "Logan's Run". I couldn't believe it. So, I just had to stay up till 1am watching it.
Crazy. Did I in some way, by thinking of the movie, cause it to be shown? Or was it just a crazy coincidence?
I don't know. But, this has happened with other movies in the past. Talking about a movie with my wife or relative or friend and then the next day see it on TV. I wonder if this has happened to others.
Maybe I have special powers.
This is One Man's Opinion
Later that night about 11pm, I, to my amazment, saw the the beginning scene of "Logan's Run". I couldn't believe it. So, I just had to stay up till 1am watching it.
Crazy. Did I in some way, by thinking of the movie, cause it to be shown? Or was it just a crazy coincidence?
I don't know. But, this has happened with other movies in the past. Talking about a movie with my wife or relative or friend and then the next day see it on TV. I wonder if this has happened to others.
Maybe I have special powers.
This is One Man's Opinion
Shopping at the Mall
Today we took the kids to the mall to escape the heat. Overall the outing went without any problems. They got to see the puppies at the pet store and play at the child play area.
During our trip through the mall, my wife and 9yr old daughter went into to one of those bath and body stores with all that smell good stuff. I stayed outside with the stroller and the other three kids. As I stood there waiting for them to come out, I looked around and didn't see a store near by for me to go in.
I think it should be manditory that in malls, across from all the women friendly stores, there should be a guy friendly store. Like across from this bed and bath store they should have to put a Radio Shack, a store that sells tools, or computer store. That way, guys wouldn't have to go in the women friendly store or stand outside looking stupid. I don't know. Just something I thought of while standing outside looking stupid.
This is One Man's Opinion.
During our trip through the mall, my wife and 9yr old daughter went into to one of those bath and body stores with all that smell good stuff. I stayed outside with the stroller and the other three kids. As I stood there waiting for them to come out, I looked around and didn't see a store near by for me to go in.
I think it should be manditory that in malls, across from all the women friendly stores, there should be a guy friendly store. Like across from this bed and bath store they should have to put a Radio Shack, a store that sells tools, or computer store. That way, guys wouldn't have to go in the women friendly store or stand outside looking stupid. I don't know. Just something I thought of while standing outside looking stupid.
This is One Man's Opinion.
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