Wednesday, April 26
The Punch
I've watched this google vid clip like 5 times...I wanna know what happened before and afterwards. Hehe! Damn
Monday, April 24
Thursday, April 20
Moron
I heard about this book Sweet Jesus I Hate Bill O'Reilly on the radio this past week. It sounds a hilarious. They played a few soundbytes of things this man says to his guests that are completely untrue. I was dying laughing. He proclaimed that America's boycott of France is costing France billions of dollars. To prove his claim he quotes stats from a European journal that doesn't exists...I was crying... Take a peek at the authors' website
Wednesday, April 19
A HOLE IN THE SIDEWALK
A HOLE IN THE SIDEWALK
By Lynn Clark from the book “SOS Help For Emotions”
CHAPTER ONE
I walk down the street.
There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.
I fall in. I am lost….I am helpless. It isn’t my fault.
It takes forever to find a way out.
CHAPTER TWO
I walk down the same street.
There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.
I pretend I don’t see it.
I fall in again. I can’t believe I am in the same place.
But it isn’t my fault. It still takes a long time to get out.
CHAPTER THREE
I walk down the same street.
There is a deep hole in the side walk.
I see it is there.
I still fall in…it’s a habit…but,
My eyes are open. I know where I am.
It is my fault. I get out immediately.
CHAPTER FOUR
I walk down the same street.
There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.
I walk around it.
CHAPTER FIVE
I walk down another street.
Are you still falling into the same hole?
By Lynn Clark from the book “SOS Help For Emotions”
CHAPTER ONE
I walk down the street.
There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.
I fall in. I am lost….I am helpless. It isn’t my fault.
It takes forever to find a way out.
CHAPTER TWO
I walk down the same street.
There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.
I pretend I don’t see it.
I fall in again. I can’t believe I am in the same place.
But it isn’t my fault. It still takes a long time to get out.
CHAPTER THREE
I walk down the same street.
There is a deep hole in the side walk.
I see it is there.
I still fall in…it’s a habit…but,
My eyes are open. I know where I am.
It is my fault. I get out immediately.
CHAPTER FOUR
I walk down the same street.
There is a deep hole in the sidewalk.
I walk around it.
CHAPTER FIVE
I walk down another street.
Are you still falling into the same hole?
Thursday, April 13
Ha Ha
Funny stuff. This dude is nuts.
Flag/Banner Waving Americans Attacked On Freeway Overpass
Yes, this was the stupidest thing we have ever done.
Monday night I watched the biased media coverage of illegal alien marches and I couldn’t take it anymore. I called up Old Preach from Save Our State and told him we have to get out there and do something.
If the illegals can do it, why can’t we?
I arrived at the Louise Street/101 Freeway overpass in Encino just in time for 5 o’clock rush hour traffic. Old Preach was already there waving a big American flag. Everyone was honking and going crazy giving the thumbs up. No problems.
Then we pulled out the banner, and this is the stupidest thing we have ever done. People get shot on the freeways all the time and here we decide to stand above them with a DEPORT ILLEGAL ALIENS banner!!!
Finish reading account and watch the video here
Flag/Banner Waving Americans Attacked On Freeway Overpass
Yes, this was the stupidest thing we have ever done.
Monday night I watched the biased media coverage of illegal alien marches and I couldn’t take it anymore. I called up Old Preach from Save Our State and told him we have to get out there and do something.
If the illegals can do it, why can’t we?
I arrived at the Louise Street/101 Freeway overpass in Encino just in time for 5 o’clock rush hour traffic. Old Preach was already there waving a big American flag. Everyone was honking and going crazy giving the thumbs up. No problems.
Then we pulled out the banner, and this is the stupidest thing we have ever done. People get shot on the freeways all the time and here we decide to stand above them with a DEPORT ILLEGAL ALIENS banner!!!
Finish reading account and watch the video here
Tuesday, April 11
Monday, April 10
These Quotes Are Killing Me
Updated
- "These are people that are willing to take any job, clean bathrooms, scrub floors for a measly penny so that they have an opportunity to live in this country ... and yet we want to send them back because they want a better life?" Santiago said. (their willingness to take any job doesn't make their journey to this country noble)
- other american's opinions (for and against amnesty reform) click here
- Judy Baar Topinka, the Republican candidate for governor, said at a news conference Monday that she favors stronger border protection first, before a resolution of how to deal with immigrants in the country illegally.
"The borders have to be secured in whatever way that takes; because of terrorism, we have to know who is coming in here and where they are and what they're doing," she said. "We also have a business question and that is, are we talking about American jobs that are being taken? ... I would maybe argue that maybe if you paid people more, you would ultimately be able to get more Americans getting people jobs."
1. "We all know pay is not the same everywhere and lot of people won't work for the minimum here, so if they won't take the job, what's the problem?" said 47-year-old Jose Salazar (Problem: you're here illegally)
2.Elsa Rodriguez, 25, talked about the baby girl she expected to give birth to in about three months. "This is why I had to be here," she said. "She's going to be a U.S. citizen and I'm here illegal?" (Problem: anchor babies must be addressed)
3. Nineth Castillo, a 26-year-old waitress from Guatemala who joined the Atlanta march, said she has lived in the United States for 11 years "without a scrap of paper." Asked whether she was afraid to parade her undocumented status in front of a massive police presence, she laughed and said: "Why? They kick us out, we're coming back tomorrow." (Problem: That's why we need to send yo asses to jail. You obviously have little regard or respect for the nation you cling to.)
4. We're hoping that employers stop to consider what this is all about," organizer Adriana Galvez said. "That if you need people here to do the work, to buy, then give them a legal channel to get here." (Problem: believe it or not we have a legal way to get here. people apply for citizenship to the US everyday.)
5. Inocente Gonzalez, 19, an illegal immigrant from Oaxaca, Mexico, who is living and attending high school in Vineland N.J. and wants to become a doctor. "I want to stay here to continue with my studies," said Gonzalez, who was wearing a sombrero and a Mexican flag. "We have a voice. We have to stay here because this country needs us." (Problem: is he serious?)
Hey, maybe we americans can all protest to make it a right of every US citizen to receive 1 "get out of jail free" card for a seemingly petty crime. Shouldn't we all be able to break the law once and be told..."well, that's not such a bad crime. You go on your merry little way?"
Yes, I am being facetious and an ass but wrong is wrong. We shouldn't have to accomodate their wrong behavior. We Americans aren't afforded that luxury in our own country. They are squatters as far as I am concerned.
The audacity of some of these undocumented persons is disturbing and appalling.
- Peter Lanteri, director of New York's chapter of the Minutemen, a volunteer border watch group, said he thought it was "ridiculous" that illegal immigrants were protesting for their rights. (I'm glad I'm not the only that finds their protesting for 'their' rights odd.)
- "These are people that are willing to take any job, clean bathrooms, scrub floors for a measly penny so that they have an opportunity to live in this country ... and yet we want to send them back because they want a better life?" Santiago said. (their willingness to take any job doesn't make their journey to this country noble)
- other american's opinions (for and against amnesty reform) click here
- Judy Baar Topinka, the Republican candidate for governor, said at a news conference Monday that she favors stronger border protection first, before a resolution of how to deal with immigrants in the country illegally.
"The borders have to be secured in whatever way that takes; because of terrorism, we have to know who is coming in here and where they are and what they're doing," she said. "We also have a business question and that is, are we talking about American jobs that are being taken? ... I would maybe argue that maybe if you paid people more, you would ultimately be able to get more Americans getting people jobs."
1. "We all know pay is not the same everywhere and lot of people won't work for the minimum here, so if they won't take the job, what's the problem?" said 47-year-old Jose Salazar (Problem: you're here illegally)
2.Elsa Rodriguez, 25, talked about the baby girl she expected to give birth to in about three months. "This is why I had to be here," she said. "She's going to be a U.S. citizen and I'm here illegal?" (Problem: anchor babies must be addressed)
3. Nineth Castillo, a 26-year-old waitress from Guatemala who joined the Atlanta march, said she has lived in the United States for 11 years "without a scrap of paper." Asked whether she was afraid to parade her undocumented status in front of a massive police presence, she laughed and said: "Why? They kick us out, we're coming back tomorrow." (Problem: That's why we need to send yo asses to jail. You obviously have little regard or respect for the nation you cling to.)
4. We're hoping that employers stop to consider what this is all about," organizer Adriana Galvez said. "That if you need people here to do the work, to buy, then give them a legal channel to get here." (Problem: believe it or not we have a legal way to get here. people apply for citizenship to the US everyday.)
5. Inocente Gonzalez, 19, an illegal immigrant from Oaxaca, Mexico, who is living and attending high school in Vineland N.J. and wants to become a doctor. "I want to stay here to continue with my studies," said Gonzalez, who was wearing a sombrero and a Mexican flag. "We have a voice. We have to stay here because this country needs us." (Problem: is he serious?)
Hey, maybe we americans can all protest to make it a right of every US citizen to receive 1 "get out of jail free" card for a seemingly petty crime. Shouldn't we all be able to break the law once and be told..."well, that's not such a bad crime. You go on your merry little way?"
Yes, I am being facetious and an ass but wrong is wrong. We shouldn't have to accomodate their wrong behavior. We Americans aren't afforded that luxury in our own country. They are squatters as far as I am concerned.
The audacity of some of these undocumented persons is disturbing and appalling.
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