Thursday, December 18, 2008

Rockefeller Christmas Tree

I decided Monday to confront the crowds and see the Christmas Tree. Now, let the Holiday's begin.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Monday, December 15, 2008

Console Wars


So it's been years (double digits) since I had an Atari 2600. Lately, I've been thinking about getting back into the fray and experiencing this new gaming experience. The question is, "which one do I get?"

Nintendo's Wii
Microsoft's Xbox 360
Sony's Playstation 3

I'm leaning towards the Xbox360 because of it's online gaming experience. Being able to play with friends from the comfort of your own home sounds a revolutionary experience. You pay for that service $50 a year, but you get more bandwidth and a mature online experience compared to the Playstation 3.

You'd think I'd be done, but there's one problem....

Little Big Planet

It's gotten raves from critics and players alike and it sounds like it could be related to the Sims franchise.

Friday, December 5, 2008

Thanksgiving it to u

I know it's late, but this was so funny! He's not bad to look at either.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Carlisle adopt me


Still reading the Twilight Series. I'm on the third book, Eclipse. It's a little mushy, gushy and syrupy at times, but she (Stephanie Meyer) leaves enough meat in there for me to want to know what happens.

Yeah I know the title of the post is confusing...go read the books!

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Horoscope



This is right on! I need an adjustment!

From 1987 to 2006, Alan Greenspan was Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve and a major force in shaping the world's most powerful economy. When the recent troubles hit, Congress called on him to testify. With shocking humility, he confessed that there had been a flaw in his model of reality. All those years he'd believed that "free, competitive markets are by far the unrivaled way to organize economies." Now he saw he was wrong. While I'm sorry for the collective pain his mistaken ideas have unleashed, I'm elated for him personally: How many 82-year-old men are open to the possibility that their philosophy of life needs adjustment? For that matter, how many people of any age are receptive to changing their ideas about how the world works? I invite you to take your inspiration from Greenspan, Capricorn. Be curious about how your own major theories might need revision. Doing this heroic deed will energize you with good karma and fresh mojo.

Friday, November 21, 2008

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Single Ladies (BIG GIRL REMIX)

I had to post this...go girls!

Note to Beyonce: Is this the best you could do?

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Prop 8 Rant


I do not agree with Prop 8 passing, but I do think the "gay" movement in California failed to get the message out to people of different socio economic backgrounds. Were they in the "hood" spreading the word? I don't think so. I'd be very surprised if they were. The other side put their misleading message out in the community and if you weren't a critical thinker you would be persuaded by their ads and campaign. Sounds similar to Obama and McCain's campaign.

Proposition 8 was about more than someone getting married. It was about denying a group of people a chance to be supported by their state. Telling taxpayers, "We don't support you and we won't support you" is wrong.

How does someone else's marriage affect you?

When you answer think about all the marriages done in Las Vegas after a bout of late night drinking or marriages made because the female is pregnant. Are these ideal situations for something an institution held in such high regard? No, but they are made by adults.

Going forward the "gay" movement needs to realize the the playing field has changed and includes people that look different from the ones that live in San Francisco, Chelsea, NY and DuPont Circle. And you know what there are "gay" people in those neighborhoods too.