Saturday, February 12, 2005

Fun for a day

Blogs are great when you feel like updating them. It just takes too much effort.

Monday, December 13, 2004

Depression or Sheer Boredom?

Did you ever have one of those days when you felt like a complete pile of shit for no reason you can think of? I mean its not like life sucks any more than it usually does, but all the hopelessness and boredom just suddenly feel overwhelming? Today is one of those days. I think I'm going to go to bed and not wake up until next year.

Thursday, November 04, 2004

Goodbye Kerry

In your face you dumb good for nothing liberals. Go ahead and start making your excuses for why you couldn't pull this one off. You know, since President Bush is such a catastrophic failure it's quite amazing that the clear majority of Americans still aren't persuaded to change. You ignorant intillectual baffoons can't even stand for a minute on real issues, so lets start with the crybaby whining that you know best. Even the over the top anti-Bush rhetoric being spun out from most newspapers, television stations, and high-profile entertainers wasn't enough this time. For God's sake, without that, Bush probably would have had at least another 10% in his favor.
Thank God there are still a large number of people in this country who don't just follow the politically correct and morally bankrupt principles that the cock-sucking liberals try to spoon feed the nation. It may only be a matter of time before the entire population is brainwashed by the ass-backward media and university elitists, but it hasn't happened yet. Common sense, for now, has saved the day.

Tuesday, September 21, 2004

Explanation of the Tax System

Check out this Explanation of the Tax System from Maybe I Think Too Much.  Pretty cool blog, from a guy who seems level headed... a rare treat these days.  The tax analogy he presents is funny and amazingly accurate at the same time.  - A John Kerry must-read! -

It's Been Awhile

Well biznitches, I decided to post in this hole of a blog just so it has something new in it. Yes, that's right, I have nothing to say but I'm posting anyway. Part of the reason I've been so negligent lately is that I'm busy buying a house! Finally! It's a town house here in Stewartstown, so I'm pretty stoked that I don't have to live in York like I thought I would. Not that it would have been all bad, but this way I'm just closer to everyone I know. So far so good... The only thing that can stop me now is if the appraisal doesn't come through.

Well other than that its just the usual SUCKINESS of working every week, and being one day closer to death each morning. To make myself feel better about being awake, I spend a lot of my free time shopping around for junk online, mostly entertainment center equipment for when I move. Surround sound will finally be mine, mwahaha! Now all I need is a few more epic movies to burn totally legally on my computer.

Tuesday, August 10, 2004

Musicians Are Dumb

... and should remember that.

I hope everyone else in the world is as pissed as me when spoiled, ignorant, and hopelessly naive musicians decide to make political statements at concerts. These people have the least credentials of anyone alive to be speaking about what is right for the world, because they live in a little isolated fantasy world. And it's always liberal too. What is it about money, fame, and ignorance that makes people flock to liberalism? Oh wait... its the ignorance part. The money just makes them more self-important and feel more isolated from reality. Liberalism's appeal is its ability to make (naive) people believe that perfect social harmony is an obtainable goal, usually by means of political correctness and redistribution of power. A complicated way to say socialism... or communism. Its the same basic premise. And don't even get me started on the war thing. Entertainers somehow seem to think that the answer is ALWAYS to sit on our asses. Their policy is always to do nothing. They have no concept of the fact that complacency works for today, but destroys us tomorrow. Nothing like telling our enemies that we won't do anything to them no matter what. You can give whatever reason you want why war is wrong, but it always boils down to this: Nobody likes it, and there will always be mistakes. That doesn't mean we should pretend that we can remain free by being complacent pussies about foreign policy.

Ok, well that was a refreshing load of politics wasn't it? All to say this: You entertainers are the most collectively stupid group of people in America... your opinions are of no more value than a toilet full of corn-logs.

Hmm... that gave me one final thought, another "isn't it interesting":
Isn't it interesting that the group of people that are most widely acknowledged to be ignorant, are overwhelmingly liberal, not to mention tree-hugging hippy peace protesters? If the stupidest people embrace these values, isn't that worth noting? Maybe note that they are misguided at best and usually WRONG?

I vote for Yes on that one.

Warped Tour is for Kids

I went to the almighty Vans Warped Tour today, and can only come to one conclusion: This tour is for angsty high school kiddies. You know, the kind that think making their hair look like they just got out of bed five times in a row gives them a new sense of depth. Sorry, you just can't be cool if you look like a fag, I don't care what band you listen to, or how many cigarettes you smoke. The sluttage was of course everywhere, but unlike the carnival it was all pathetic punks - the kind that could make hippies look reasonable.

Aside from Story of the Year, and maybe Yellowcard, I didn't see much that gives me the desire to return next year for Trend-Tour 2005. It's too watered down anyway - with like 50 bands and 4 stages over an entire day, you don't get nearly the solid experience as you do from a good headliner.

Tuesday, August 03, 2004

Libs Read This

Historic Quote

There are more instances of the abridgement of the freedom of the people by the gradual and silent encroachment of those in power, than by violent and sudden usurpation.
--- James Madison