Monday, June 11, 2007
Top searches on the internet, (and my comment on a topic or two).
myspace
google
yahoo
ebay
paris hilton
games play
myspace.com
hilton mugshot
game cheats for ps2
mapquest
yahoo.com
girls
youtube
michelle manhart
compusician
play game
linkin park
akon
craigslist
jessica alba
you tube
ps 2 game cheats
britney spears
anime
hotmail.com
yahoo mail
dancing cadet
beyonce
fergie
hot
dogs
google.com
jenna jameson
carmen electra
msn
dictionary
wikipedia
hotmail
my space
aol.com
umbrella
rihanna
pamela anderson
facebook
sperm shack movies
games
photography
fall out boy
weather
dog
party like a rockstar
www.myspace.com
lil wayne
walmart
home depot
cars
naruto
jessica simpson
50 cent
find friends
eminem
maps
map quest
music
myspace layouts
t-pain
runescape
avril lavigne
shemar moore dui
bikini
funny
lindsay lohan
nudist
lowes
jeri kehn
pictures of cats
ask.com
www.yahoo.com
dogpile
pokemon
msn.com
search engines
ebay.com
www
test
thong
girl
amanda beard
phillip wellman
play games
lyrics music
amazon.com
target
girlfriend
my chemical romance
white pages
youporn
babes
best buy
vida guerra
airline tickets
That's all of them. A lot has been in the news about Paris Hilton. I was so disappointed in our judicial and legal system the day they let her out early. It is true. The rich have more priviliges in this country. Our founding fathers of America set the system up to be fair for all legal citizens of the United States. We are also seeing how fair this government is when it comes to illegal immigration. 12 million to 20 million people have entered this country illegally, and our leaders are talking about amnesty for these law breakers.
My view is this. We have lost our rights, and the politicians seem to not care. They chase the path of the solution that will pay the most money. We continually get warnings about tainted products coming from China, and yet we still trade with these people.
I see something happening much like the revolution in 1776, in which our country was founded. Does the current problem with smokers and tobacco seem something like the boston Tea Party? Those people are being taxed out of their lungs! And to add fuel to the fire, lawmakers are placing so many bans and restrictions on smoking, but smoking is a LEGAL activity!
I'm not sure what will throw the average person on the street over the edge towards a revolution, but the Paris Hilton debacle seemed to be a big push. The illegal immigrant issue is becoming a big political hot potato too.
I think when Geaorge Bush tries to extend his term of Presidency past his 2nd term, that is really going to bring down this country. I don't want this to happen. I want these politicians to get their heads out of their asses and fix our problems without regard to how much money they can make for their constituents.
We need the average person to start getting involved. Writing our congressmen (or e-mail). We are losing our middle class to the rich who are profit driven, not family driven. The poor keep looking for the government to help them. If you look at many other countries, there is only the rich and the poor.
We need to keep jobs in America. These illegal imigrants that do finally get amnesty, aren't going to be just mowing lawns! They will be driving trucks, answering phones, selling goods, and doing middle class jobs. Then their will be a need for more illegal immigrants to do the worst jobs again! A never ending cycle. I guess the government and the rich (they go hand in hand it seems) found a way to break the unions, get more rich, and sell America in the process (many roads are becoming toll roads owned by foreign companies).
And after all this, do you think I give a fuck about Paris Hilton? Rot in your jail cell.
myspace
yahoo
ebay
paris hilton
games play
myspace.com
hilton mugshot
game cheats for ps2
mapquest
yahoo.com
girls
youtube
michelle manhart
compusician
play game
linkin park
akon
craigslist
jessica alba
you tube
ps 2 game cheats
britney spears
anime
hotmail.com
yahoo mail
dancing cadet
beyonce
fergie
hot
dogs
google.com
jenna jameson
carmen electra
msn
dictionary
wikipedia
hotmail
my space
aol.com
umbrella
rihanna
pamela anderson
sperm shack movies
games
photography
fall out boy
weather
dog
party like a rockstar
www.myspace.com
lil wayne
walmart
home depot
cars
naruto
jessica simpson
50 cent
find friends
eminem
maps
map quest
music
myspace layouts
t-pain
runescape
avril lavigne
shemar moore dui
bikini
funny
lindsay lohan
nudist
lowes
jeri kehn
pictures of cats
ask.com
www.yahoo.com
dogpile
pokemon
msn.com
search engines
ebay.com
www
test
thong
girl
amanda beard
phillip wellman
play games
lyrics music
amazon.com
target
girlfriend
my chemical romance
white pages
youporn
babes
best buy
vida guerra
airline tickets
That's all of them. A lot has been in the news about Paris Hilton. I was so disappointed in our judicial and legal system the day they let her out early. It is true. The rich have more priviliges in this country. Our founding fathers of America set the system up to be fair for all legal citizens of the United States. We are also seeing how fair this government is when it comes to illegal immigration. 12 million to 20 million people have entered this country illegally, and our leaders are talking about amnesty for these law breakers.
My view is this. We have lost our rights, and the politicians seem to not care. They chase the path of the solution that will pay the most money. We continually get warnings about tainted products coming from China, and yet we still trade with these people.
I see something happening much like the revolution in 1776, in which our country was founded. Does the current problem with smokers and tobacco seem something like the boston Tea Party? Those people are being taxed out of their lungs! And to add fuel to the fire, lawmakers are placing so many bans and restrictions on smoking, but smoking is a LEGAL activity!
I'm not sure what will throw the average person on the street over the edge towards a revolution, but the Paris Hilton debacle seemed to be a big push. The illegal immigrant issue is becoming a big political hot potato too.
I think when Geaorge Bush tries to extend his term of Presidency past his 2nd term, that is really going to bring down this country. I don't want this to happen. I want these politicians to get their heads out of their asses and fix our problems without regard to how much money they can make for their constituents.
We need the average person to start getting involved. Writing our congressmen (or e-mail). We are losing our middle class to the rich who are profit driven, not family driven. The poor keep looking for the government to help them. If you look at many other countries, there is only the rich and the poor.
We need to keep jobs in America. These illegal imigrants that do finally get amnesty, aren't going to be just mowing lawns! They will be driving trucks, answering phones, selling goods, and doing middle class jobs. Then their will be a need for more illegal immigrants to do the worst jobs again! A never ending cycle. I guess the government and the rich (they go hand in hand it seems) found a way to break the unions, get more rich, and sell America in the process (many roads are becoming toll roads owned by foreign companies).
And after all this, do you think I give a fuck about Paris Hilton? Rot in your jail cell.
Monday, May 21, 2007
The Shawshank Redemption: Biggest quote for me, "Get busy living, or get busy dying." -Andy DuFresne in the movie. This movie had so many quotes that there was web site for it! Here is the link:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111161/quotes
Also, why was the guy named "Red"? I must have missed that part.
Also, in 1994 I watched a movie called, "Forrest Gump". It turned out that is was a movie of the century. I did not know that there was another movie of the century that year also. I reccommend this movie to the kids graduating from high school or college. "The hope they have standing in front of them might not be the reality that says hello." - Gary Ruff 2007
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111161/quotes
Also, why was the guy named "Red"? I must have missed that part.
Also, in 1994 I watched a movie called, "Forrest Gump". It turned out that is was a movie of the century. I did not know that there was another movie of the century that year also. I reccommend this movie to the kids graduating from high school or college. "The hope they have standing in front of them might not be the reality that says hello." - Gary Ruff 2007
I watched a real good movie, The Shawshank Redemption starring Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins, 1994. There were so many parallels to life that I cannot begin to describe all of them. Two feelings I came away with. One: I never want to be in prison (the big house). Two: Life is not fair. Yes, we already know these things, but I was always taught to do good, treat people like the way you want them to treat yourself, help others, yada yada.... But they forgot to tell me that I would be the only one following these rules!
One other important note about the film that makes it great. "Red was here". "Brooks was here". We all come to point in our life, the same point, and must decide whether we want to continue on, or just give up. I choose to never give up. But at the same time, I am going to "back off" of others and their life (what is good for me, might not be good for others and likewise).
The system is not fair, but that is the way it is. I took on this project of making music, and it is the love of my life. I do not want to jeopardize my love for the sake of "upsetting the apple cart". I will leave that for the young musicians of our future.
One last thing, somewhat related. I can imagine what the astronauts that were standing on the moon thought. Maybe they realized that heaven is Earth itself, because no where in the galaxy, and from where they were standing exists (2007) life like this. Love, giving, hapiness, and so much more are just wonderful gifts given to us by God. But they also must have known that when they get back, the Hell they will climb back into. Appointments, deadlines, unfair treatment, dishonest people. Maybe the lesson we need to learn here on earth, is that this place is what we make it. Love or hate. I apologize to anyone that may have received anything less than love from me.
One other important note about the film that makes it great. "Red was here". "Brooks was here". We all come to point in our life, the same point, and must decide whether we want to continue on, or just give up. I choose to never give up. But at the same time, I am going to "back off" of others and their life (what is good for me, might not be good for others and likewise).
The system is not fair, but that is the way it is. I took on this project of making music, and it is the love of my life. I do not want to jeopardize my love for the sake of "upsetting the apple cart". I will leave that for the young musicians of our future.
One last thing, somewhat related. I can imagine what the astronauts that were standing on the moon thought. Maybe they realized that heaven is Earth itself, because no where in the galaxy, and from where they were standing exists (2007) life like this. Love, giving, hapiness, and so much more are just wonderful gifts given to us by God. But they also must have known that when they get back, the Hell they will climb back into. Appointments, deadlines, unfair treatment, dishonest people. Maybe the lesson we need to learn here on earth, is that this place is what we make it. Love or hate. I apologize to anyone that may have received anything less than love from me.
Monday, May 14, 2007
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