Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Post Christmas Update
I am happy to report I received not only the wedding ban I had been waiting on but also an AMAZON gift card, some much needed/wanted books, and a WICKED COOL Shirt... I had a great Christmas and an amazing 1 year anniversary. Life is good right now and I've got to say this has been the best closing to the year I could have possibly envisioned.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Top 10 Worst Car Names- Yahoo! Autos Article Page
Friday, December 11, 2009
The Google Plan
Saturday, November 21, 2009
A little story
Friday, November 20, 2009
Training over and I'm #1
Thursday, November 5, 2009
It begins again
With all that said come Monday I'm sad to say my internet time looks to be cut drastically, that is unless of course this call center is SLOW and completely FREE no blocked websites (fingers crossed). I am still determined to write though I have so much on my mind it would be a shame and a loss if all these thoughts didn't make it to the internet and into your eyes. So I promise I'll never stop writing never stop thinking and forever continue this life of creativity while lacking productivity.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Pain
g thanks to all who read me and to those that don't well they can suck the world's fattest donkey dong... Yeah I said it what they gonna do about the illiterate bastards can't take 5 minutes out of their precious lives to help a struggling wordsmith by reading his blog... They can sit and spin for all I'm concerned.... And to all my newest readers those previous remarks weren't about you at all just everyone else you know.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Halloween
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Halloween
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Where to Now?
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
guy with time on his hand
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Internet Addiction on the rise
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Positively positive when speaking of Positivity
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Just a little food for thought
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Come Together Right Now... don't bother me
Sunday, August 16, 2009
When She's gone
Friday, August 14, 2009
Better suited for the sports blog...
Friday, August 7, 2009
Why must I float
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Clinton swoops in to save 2 women
Why am I not surprised, but its good to see Clinton getting in the news for something good. No more dramatics, no more pussy hounding, No just plain and simple Good Samaritanism. Read on to learn what you are suppose to do with political pull.. Both former pres Bushes should take notes from Billy C.
Clinton, 2 journalists depart North Korea for US
SEOUL, South Korea – His mission accomplished, former President Bill Clinton left Pyongyang early Wednesday accompanied by American journalists Euna Lee and Laura Ling after North Korean leader Kim Jong Il pardoned the women from their 12-year prison sentences.
Clinton and the two Californians were flying back to the U.S., his spokesman Matt McKenna said, less than 24 hours after the former U.S. leader landed in the North Korean capital on a private, humanitarian trip to secure their release.
Clinton has "safely left North Korea with Laura Ling and Euna Lee" and all three were en route to Los Angeles, where the journalists will be reunited with their families, he said.
The White House had no comment.
Their departure was a jubilant conclusion to a more than four-month ordeal for the women arrested near the North Korean-Chinese border in March and sentenced in June to 12 years of hard labor for illegal entry and engaging in "hostile acts."
Clinton's landmark trip to Pyongyang also resulted in rare talks with reclusive Kim Jong Il that state-run media described as "wide-ranging" and "exhaustive." The meeting was Kim's first with a prominent Western figure since reportedly suffering a stroke nearly a year ago.
North Korean media characterized the women's release as proof of "humanitarian and peace-loving policy." State media said Clinton apologized on behalf of the women and relayed President Barack Obama's gratitude. The report said the visit would "contribute to deepening the understanding" between North Korea and the United States.
While the White House emphasized the private nature of Clinton's trip, his landmark visit to Pyongyang to free the Americans was a coup that came at a time of heightened tensions over North Korea's nuclear program.
The meeting also appeared aimed at dispelling persistent questions about the health of the authoritarian North Korean leader, who was said to be suffering from chronic diabetes and heart disease before the reported stroke.
Kim smiled broadly for a photo standing next to a towering Clinton. He was markedly thinner than a year ago, with his graying hair cropped short. The once-pudgy 67-year-old, who for decades had a noticeable pot belly, wore a khaki jumpsuit and appeared frail and diminutive in a group shot seated next to a robust Clinton.
North Korea accused Ling, 32, and Lee, 36, both of former Vice President Al Gore's Current TV media venture, of sneaking into the country illegally.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged North Korea last month to grant them amnesty, saying they were remorseful and their families were anguished by their detention.
The journalists' release followed weeks of quiet negotiations between the State Department and the North Korean mission to the United Nations, said Daniel Sneider, associate director of research at Stanford University's Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center.
Clinton "didn't go to negotiate this, he went to reap the fruits of the negotiation," Sneider said.
Pardoning Ling and Lee and having Clinton serving as their emissary served both North Korea's need to continue maintaining that the two women had committed a crime and the Obama administration's desire not to expend diplomatic capital winning their freedom, Sneider said.
"Nobody wanted this to be a distraction from the more substantially difficult issues we have with North Korea," he said. "There was a desire by the administration to resolve this quietly and from the very beginning they didn't allow it to become a huge public issue."
The families of Ling and Lee said they were "overjoyed" by the pardon.
"We are so grateful to our government: President Obama, Secretary Clinton and the U.S. State Department for their dedication to and hard work on behalf of American citizens," the families said in a statement. "We especially want to thank President Bill Clinton for taking on such an arduous mission and Vice President Al Gore for his tireless efforts to bring Laura and Euna home.
"We are counting the seconds to hold Laura and Euna in our arms," the statement said.
Lee, a South Korean-born U.S. citizen, is the mother of a 4-year-old. Ling, a California native, is the younger sister of Lisa Ling, a correspondent for CNN as well as "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and "National Geographic Explorer."
They were arrested as they reported about the trafficking of women. It's unclear if they strayed into the North or were grabbed by aggressive border guards who crossed into China but recent statements suggested they admitted to deliberately crossing into the country.
The Committee to Protect Journalists also welcomed their release.
North Korean state media said Clinton and Kim held wide-ranging talks, adding that Clinton "courteously" conveyed a verbal message from Obama.
In Washington, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs denied Clinton went with a message from Obama. "That's not true," he told reporters.
"While this solely private mission to secure the release of two Americans is on the ground, we will have no comment" until the mission is complete, Gibbs said in a statement. "We do not want to jeopardize the success of former President Clinton's mission."
Clinton was accompanied by John Podesta, his one-time White House chief of staff, who also is an informal adviser to Obama.
Clinton was accorded honors typically reserved for heads of state. Senior officials, led by Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan, who also serves as the regime's chief nuclear negotiator, met his private unmarked plane as it arrived Tuesday morning.
Video from the APTN television news agency showed Clinton exchanging warm handshakes with officials and accepting a bouquet of flowers from a schoolgirl.
Kim later hosted a banquet for Clinton at the state guesthouse, Radio Pyongyang and the Korean Central Broadcasting Station reported. The VIPs and Kim posed for a group shot in front of the same garish mural depicting a stormy seaside landscape that Clinton's secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, posed for during her historic visit to Pyongyang in 2000.
But not long ago, North Korea's Foreign Ministry had harsh words for his wife, describing her as "a funny lady" who sometimes "looks like a primary schoolgirl and sometimes a pensioner going shopping."
In the past, envoys have been dispatched to Pyongyang to secure the release of Americans. In the 1990s, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, a congressman at the time, went twice on similar missions: in 1994 to arrange the freedom of a U.S. pilot whose helicopter strayed into North Korean airspace and again two years later to fetch an American detained for three months on spying charges.
Richardson, Clinton and Gore, Clinton's vice president, had all been named as possible envoys to bring back Lee and Ling. However, the decision to send Clinton was kept quiet, revealed only when he turned up Tuesday in Pyongyang.
The trip was reminiscent of one 15 years ago by former President Jimmy Carter when Clinton was in office, also at a time of tensions over North Korea's nuclear program.
Carter's visit — he met with Kim Jong Il's father, the late Kim Il Sung — helped thaw the deep freeze in relations with the Korean War foe and paved the way for discussions on nuclear disarmament. Clinton later sent Albright to Pyongyang for talks with Kim in a high point in the often rocky relations with North Korea.
Discussions about normalizing ties went dead when George W. Bush took office in 2001 with a hard-line policy on Pyongyang. The Obama administration has expressed a willingness to hold bilateral talks — but only within the framework of the six-nation disarmament talks in place since 2003.
North Korea announced earlier this year it was abandoning the talks involving the two Koreas, Japan, Russia, China and the U.S. The regime also launched a long-range rocket, conducted a nuclear test, test-fired a barrage of ballistic missiles and restarted its atomic program in defiance of international criticism and the U.N. Security Council.
Last month, the U.S. Navy tailed a North Korean cargo ship as it sailed south suspected of carrying cargo banned under a U.N. resolution on board until the vessel turned around and returned to port.
Kim inherited leadership of impoverished North Korea upon his father's death in 1994, 20 years after being anointed the heir apparent. Kim has not publicly named his successor but is believed to be grooming his third son, 26-year-old Jong Un, to take over.
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Associated Press writers Anne Gearan in Washington, Samantha Young in Sacramento, Calif., Lisa Leff in San Francisco and AP researcher Jasmine Zhao in Beijing contributed to this report.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Just a friendly reminder of the fucked up situation we're in
Florida highrise has 32 stories, but just 1 tenant
By CHRISTINE ARMARIO,
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The Vangelakos' southwest Florida condominium has marble floors, a large pool overlooking a river and modern furnishings that speak of affluence and luxury. What they don't have in the 32-story building is a single neighbor.
The New Jersey family of five purchased their unit four years ago, when Fort Myers was in the midst of a housing boom and any hints of an impending financial crisis were buried in lofty dreams of expansion and development. They made a $10,000 down payment and eagerly watched as builders transformed an empty lot into an opulent high rise, one that now symbolizes the foreclosure crisis.
"The future was going to be southwest Florida," said Victor Vangelakos, 45, a fire captain who planned to eventually retire and live permanently in the condo.
Most of the other tenants in the 200-unit condo didn't close on their contracts, and the few that did have transferred to an adjacent building owned by the same company because more people live there.
The Vangelakos' mortgage lender will not allow them to do the same.
That leaves them as the sole residents of the Oasis Tower One.
"It's a beautiful building," said their attorney, John Ewing, who is representing 27 others who made deposits on units. "The problem is, it's a very lonely building."
When the Vangelakos' travel from Weehawken, N.J., to spend a week or a few days in their Florida home, they have exclusive use of the pool, game room and gym, but they miss having a few tenants around.
"Being from the city, it's very eerie," Vangelakos said. "It's almost like a scary movie."
A large, circular fountain in front of the building is dry. The automatic glass doors that lead to the front lobby are locked. On the front desk is a guest sign-in sheet. The last entry: Feb. 13, 2009.
"It's like time froze here six months ago," Ewing said.
Vangelakos said they closed on the apartment in the fall, unaware the other tenants had failed to follow through. When they visited around Christmas, they didn't think much of the emptiness. They were just happy to be there.
"We wanted to believe," Cathy Vangelakos said. "We were looking for what we were offered."
On subsequent visits, however, the building grew more deserted.
The lights on the pool and palm trees were off. Their garbage shoot was sealed, a trash bin placed in front of their unit instead.
Despite the empty units, they faithfully parked in their assigned spot on the second story of the parking garage. Then those lights went off, too.
Then there were security concerns. One night, someone pounded on their door at 11 p.m. They called the front desk at the next door building, which contacted police. A search turned up no one, though a pool entrance was open.
Another morning they awoke to find lounge chairs in the pool.
The parents and their children sleep with their cell phones by their beds.
"I'm not a chicken, but this is a big building," Cathy Vangelakos said.
Betsy McCoy, vice president and associated general counsel with The Related Group, which sold the family their unit, said they have tried to help find a solution — even offering them a unit in the building next door, free of cost, while the situation is resolved.
"They haven't wanted to take us up on that," McCoy said Friday. "They frankly rejected every solution and offer and proposal that we've come up with."
McCoy said some of the interested buyers who put down deposits lost their jobs, others were unable to get mortgages and some were just nervous when the financial collapse came.
The Cape Coral-Fort Myers metropolitan area in Lee County has some of the worst economic stress — a combination of foreclosures, unemployment and bankruptcies — in the country, according to The Associated Press' monthly analysis of more than 3,100 U.S. counties.
The latest AP Economic Stress Index, which assigns each county a score from 1 to 100 with higher numbers reflecting the greatest stress from the recession, found Lee County had a score of more than 20. Anything above 11 is considered stressed.
Victor Vangelakos said they don't want to move to the tower next door because they would still be paying the mortgage and maintenance costs on the condo they own. They paid $430,000 for the unit and took out a $336,000 mortgage — essentially spending their life savings.
He'd like for The Related Group to buy them out.
"They want us to be refugees in Tower II," Victor Vangelakos said. "That's not how I expected us to live here."
The family's attorney said he has filed two lawsuits on behalf of would-be tenants because the building wasn't finished as promised. He said they expected a clubhouse, marina, private cinema and restaurants.
McCoy said those amenities could be developed, but were never promised.
On Friday evening, the pool area was dark, most of the doors locked. Cathy Vangelakos and her 19-year-old daughter, Amanda, stepped into an elevator to head up to their unit. "Going up," an automated voice chimed.
"Going up," Cathy Vangelakos said. "That's all we hear."
Friday, July 31, 2009
Adult Swim: The greatest place for Horrible adults
That was my personally favorite offensive character A Pimp Named Slick Back which is the only reason I still laugh everytime I hear Kat Williams talk. Now this is personally the best clip in the entire history of the show
Another great example of what makes adult swim great is my personally favorite cartoon since Looney Tunes as a child.... The Venture Brothers. Yes i know its nothing more then a fucked up take on a Johnny Quest family gone wrong, but dammit the show is just too funny.
and finally one of the more obscure shows that is truly great MORAL OREL. I find this show truly enjoyable because of my christian school days and how if it were up to the administration this is what American life would be like.
and now this is one heck of a sermon
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Korea does it again
Monday, July 27, 2009
at 28 I shouldn't feel old
Once I read their review I was shocked and astounding that I knew so many people who went, but of the people I knew that went few seemed to truly enjoy the movie outside of the fact they got to see a bunch of shit go boom.
All this being said I love my age I love i grew up in the 90s and became an adult in the beginning of this new Millennium. I fear for my little sister (12 years old) and her generation. What will become of this young generation with guides to life like Miley Cyrus (16 year old Diva who dated a 21 Man with parental permission); books/films like Twilight (Its nothing more then Vampire porn for kids. Oh but he won't suck her he's abstaining... All i can say to this is BITE ME ass munch pick up an Anne Rice book or go rent "Let The Right One In" if you want to see a REAL VAMPIRE story bitches). Damn youth I'll take my late twenties over any of these young kids early teens.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Simplify
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Back home but the memories REMAIN
Had a great time getting to know my future home. The sun the surf the freeways the people all the good and even some of the bad I experience just helped me see why my Wife is so wrapped up in the place she continues to call home. I had plenty of time to take in all the sights, now it was hardly my first trip to Southern Cali not even close; but it was the first time I truly looked at the place with an open mind. I still hate the damn freeways don't get me wrong I'll take San Francisco freeways anyday over the craziness that is LA drivers. Bad driving and road rage aside it was such a fun adventure running around the various coastal communities. We spent a large amount of time in my Nikki's beloved Huntington Beach which was a beautiful community though crazy crowded. I had fun looking at the sand the surf and all the sick people crowding Main Street like they'd never seen shops before. I did find myself daydreaming of wealth and riches for the opportunity to live along the Southern California coastline just for the simple beauty of it. Only thing that stands out to me about it though is I have a distinct feeling to truly take advantage of some of the Locales we were looking into I'd have to take up surfing in order to truly feel like I belong. I don't know if I'm meant to surf, but I'm pretty sure my ass will never be able to balance on a little board atop a wave. Yeah surfing doesn't look like its in the cards for me, but I do feel that it would be a necessary evil in order to truly blend with my Environment.
Monday, July 13, 2009
Fun in the Sun
no other I just hope that its a possibility and not just a delusional dream
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
LA, LBC, HB, the OC all this fun is infront of me
I am so excited to be heading down to LA; so we can see our friends and families. In our trips prior I was never able to catch up with my So Cal bound friends, and Nicole was never able to spend quality time with hers. I feel all our former trips were simply about her reconnecting and me getting to know her family. This time I want to have fun with Friends or at least adventure out and have fun together. No home bound time, we will have little choice but to be out and about be it with friends family or all alone. This is the time to "Basque in the ESSENCE of SoCal GLORY!" - Niktovis Butlerari aka Nikki's crazy ass. All I know is NorCal has been my fun past but its time for me to prepare for my SO CAL future. I know it won't be at all bad with all the friends and family I have living in the area, but I know there is much I need to prepare for. One thing is for sure next time I make this trip we are FLYING there. An Hour flight is much better then a 6 or 7 hour car ride. See America my ass; I'd be much happier to be soaring through a cloud then roaring down Interstate 5.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Rest In Peace
Well I don't have any kind way to close this out like in life this post comes with no happy endings all I can say is its been a hard few weeks full of sadness and loss I feel for all that have pasts family and loved ones. Also as a friend of so many Disneyheads i can't not mention the Disneyworld tragedy and send out my condolences for the loss of the Disney family as well as the conductors family. Mind blowing few days I tell you absolutely mind blowing.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Sometimes Random Events can be soo cool
Rebel Assault
The longer I stay unemployed the more news i watch, and the more news I intake and digest the more disgusted I get with how things are run in this country. The more i deal with the EDD and their false sympathy and fake assurances that they understand the plight of the unemployed and they are just there to help the more I feel like burning down buildings and jabbing preppies in the eye. There is so much stupid shit that goes on in this country on the daily it just blows my mind. Land of the FREE home of the bravado. My favorite thing about this great place we live is the fact that I have every right to bitch and complain about my surroundings, but in doing so I really don't need every annoying ass bitch to remind me how LUCKY i am that I get to do so. I know this is a great place to live compared to some third world countries or some countries with a stifling government beating their citizens down into total submission. Yes life in this country could be a lot worse, but let's not kid ourselves it damn sure could be a lot better people.
The ultimate problem is there are plenty of people who recognize the problem, but so very few who can come up with a true solution. I feel the ultimate thing holding us back from all being able to prosper and succeed are the needs of special interest groups and lobbyist. As much as we'd love to believe there are such things as HONEST POLITICIANS lobbyist make that idea impossible. We will never be able to separate our government from OIL, TOBACCO, ALCOHOL, or anything else deemed bad by the masses but worth a ton of money. Those industries are not so secretly running things. Why do we allow this i say NO WAY well unless I can get a well paying job in any of those industries. I mean I have morals but I can be bought I'm just being honest
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Traps for the unemployed
Weird things you notice while out of work for a minute. You spend the day searching for a new place for employment but keep finding your attention being spread elsewhere things like Twitter, Facebook, and various other social sites are productivity deathtraps known the world over. There are plenty of other deathtraps that seem to slide under the radar sites like AdultSwim.com, the well advertised HULU and of course a bevy of webcomics some of my favorites include Cheer Up Emo Kid, Explosm, and Sinfest. All these things make these days outside of work bearable, but when viewed in excess seem to gurantee a long time without employment. It seems like a pretty fucked up catch 22. With the internet as in life There's Always Something. Around each corner there is an obstacle set up to test you and your resolve. I find myself RESOLVING to be happy no matter what the costs.
Friday, June 5, 2009
Check My Style Out
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
I get annoyed real easy
I Married my wife because I love her want to spend my life with her and its the only way the STATE and FAMILY would be forced to RECOGNIZE and ACKNOWLEDGE that fact. Would I be so pissed if i could only be seen as a UNION? No i wouldn't but that's just me. I do recognize how the word Marriage seems so important, but I can't say I understand why.
Now on the flip side of the coin are the people who have the nerve to deny someone their right to use the word. I really don't understand why they are fighting for it so hard. More then half of the couples they deem "normal" don't end up honoring those vows they see as so sacred. With that being said it seems to go back to the Bible (as it so often does) and what is "Moral and Just" according to God's word (not that the words came directly from God but rather scholars or God and stories passed down GENERATIONS before ever being placed in book form). All I know is in all my LOVELY years as a Christian school student followed by Catholic High School the Bible isn't to be taken so damn literal. As my mom says about my beliefs "you can't pick and choose", but as I've pointed out to her on more then one occasion everyone who says they 100% follow the Bible at its word are either LIARS or they too are picking and choosing. How can you tell me the BIBLE says marriage is only between a MAN and a WOMAN. Actually most cases in the bible show marriage between 1 man and SEVERAL women, but we shun that now which i find funny. Also that whole DIVORCE thing wasn't happening. You got tired of your Husband/Wife you had to kill their ass to be rid of them. Are we really trying to go back to the "OLDEN TIMES"?
Hey call me ignorant call me whatever you want frankly at this point I just no longer care. I feel everyone should have the right to be married, No i don't believe the next step is us marrying our animals (u gotta be kidding ultra conservatives) and I damn sure don't justify pedophilia (that's wrong on every level throughout most of history) all I know is if you're beliefs tell you GAY is WRONG and they are going to hell then why are you feeling the need to make a HELL ON EARTH for them. Remember the GOLDEN RULE or NO MAN SHOULD JUDGE LEST HE BE JUDGED or HE WITHOUT SIN CAST THE 1st STONE. Once again if you don't follow those basic biblical rules I damn sure don't want to hear your take on marriage
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Pre concern
Look at it? Can you see the future.... of course you can you are looking into the face of the future. iPhone killer I think not, nothing is going to dethrone the iPhone until Apple decides to change something drastic about it, but the Pre will bring something new and innovative to the table. WebOS is going to change the way smartphones operate. I'm excited for some of the more fun features and all the programmers out there who are most definitely going to contribute to the phone seeing as its a whole new system for them to deal with.
As an avid net surfer, texter, and social site user I love love LOVE the fact that I'll be able to cleanly switch between apps without having to restart the abandoned application. Also ver interested in using the touchstone docking station/wireless charger. I think everyone out there needs to check the specs of this bad boy and try and tell me nothing about it excites you whether or not you like the phone; alot of the things it's bringing to the market for the first time can be used by carriers and phone companies you do like. So I say check out the site and come to your own decisions: http://www.palm.com/us/products/phones/pre/index.html
All I know is I am keeping my fingers and toes crossed and saying all the prayers that can be said to every wish fullfilling diety on this planet because on May 8th I am desperately hoping to recieve word from Palm telling me I've been chosen in their "Real Reviewer" program. I would get first crack at my beloved pre for free for 6 months as long as I give my honest opinions about it to all I'm exposed to (which I would be doing anyway). I am so incredibly hoping that I get the call... Centro to Pre that is in MY FUTURE
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Tuesday Television Viewing
As Tuesday night draws to a close I come to realize how pathetic the television viewing options are. Once I hit primetime I get some of the most horrible mind melting pop culture crap on the planet. American Idol (especially this season) is some of the most ridiculous, indulgent shit on the planet. 2 things that are killing me this season
1. Adam fuckin Lambert – This kid got praised for destroying ring of fire for making mockeries of the song he has chosen to sing each and every week and yet the American public is eating it up. I’m not saying the boy can’t sing he definitely has a voice, but the thing about singing you are suppose to know how to perform the songs well not OVER THE TOP like he has done week in and week out.
2. Simon assmunch Cowell – i get that he’s suppose to be the “mean” judge, but at this point it’s just coming off as so fake. Now the format of the show is the other 3 judges love someone and Simon find something to knock them on. Randy just says something about them being his Dawg DAWG; then Paula says or does something that makes you question her sanity no matter how much she fights the rumors; the New Judge tries to make sense and give good insights, but all we are thinking is YOU ARE WHO?; and then here comes Simon being a petty bitch with petty bitch observations. Of course Simon often knows what he’s talking about but NOT ALWAYS and when he doesn’t he just comes up with something to make the crowd boo
Then with the 9 o’clock hour comes the most ridiculous remake of a show EVER since Degrassi… 90210. There was so much hype and the show showed so much potential and promise but in the end we got another pointless teen drama with storylines better suited for soft-core porn (all the 16 year olds in this school are boning EVERYONE and the teachers are getting play) or an adult themed cartoon (when it comes to the dumb wacky storylines and side storylines; actress Grandma is too over the top). Anytime you watch the show you realize its an hour of your life you are desperately waiting to get back
After that painful 2 hours of TV programming you finally start getting choices of things to watch, but nothing that redeems television as a whole:
Housewives of… (I’m so happy New York is coming to a close next week this show contains some of the worst examples of ADULTS on the planet. OC is still the most entertaining but the moms are getting worse though they still have a long way before they reach the pathetic level Atlanta reached and New Jersey is looking to surpass).
College Hill (plain and simple this show is rock solid proof that BET is trying to convince everyone on the planet that this is how all black folks act. All college aged black men and women aren’t this ignorant and they have yet to show that fact. All they show are the most repulsive black images on television. We have come a long way but to watch this show it makes you wonder for what? I’m in no ways a Militant Afro Centric individual, but anyone with any type of sense could tell you this is a horrible example of black America and its beamed into millions of households weekly).
My Boys (easily the best of the shows mentioned in this blog, but there is still a downfall. Though it’s still funny it has had an incredible drop off from where it was the first season to now. Now this happens a lot with popular shows, but not normally between season 1 to 3 and that’s a real shame because this show was so incredibly awesome in the first season. I have not officially given up on the show as of yet, but with my attention span growing shorter and shorter and the laugh coming farther and farther apart I don’t know how much longer my interest will last).