You can't suffer happiness. ~Quote from my daughter Krystl
We all have an idea of what life is all about. They are all different and they are all wrong.
We won't know the truth until it's too late to pass it on.
There is a god. I don't think he's a little white guy with a beard and white robes but I think he or she or whatever is there.
This is far too complicated for it to have been left to chaos.
Sin and morals are geographical. What is sin here may not be somewhere else.
Religion is one of God's greatest embarrassments.
There is a heaven but I doubt it's the all you can eat buffet religion makes it out to be.
There is a hell and we are living in it right now.
It's important to believe out of reason rather than revelation.
Satan is one of God's greatest creations. Without him and his evil there would be no understanding of good and therefore no need for God.
Where you sit dictates the show you see.
True Christians shouldn't worry about the Ten Commandments. If you believe the bible Jesus only left two commandments before he died.
There is no such thing as right and wrong. There are consequences for all of our actions. If you are willing to suffer the consequences, be they good or bad, do whatever it is you want to do.
If God is omnipotent than we can't have free will: We are just God's puppets.
Life isn't for everyone.
Suicide is the cowards' way out.
When I die I become a part of "the everything". I get to experience it all.
My family is the basis for who I am and I love them for that but we had no choice.
My friends are the most important people in my life because they chose me and I chose them. That is thicker than blood.
There is not enough honesty in this world. No one knows when someone is telling the truth any more.
If I am honest and hurt you you'll get over it faster than if I lie to you and hurt you.
A true friend is there, no matter what.
A liar is the worst form of life on Earth. I have no room for them in my life.
Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism are as relevant today as they ever were. Zen is a beautiful place.
Meditation works.
Life is the longest thing any of us will ever do.
I love my friends and I am true to them almost to a fault sometimes but I will never betray their trust.
Life is a journey but it is also a destination.
All stories end the same way: We die.
You can't be anything you want to be. It just doesn't work that way.
Bad things happen to good people because bad things happen to all people.
Everyone is a teacher.
You should learn from everyone you meet. Even if all you learn is what you don't want to be.
Beautiful people are put here for our enjoyment otherwise they wouldn't please our senses and wouldn't stir those emotions in us.
If we take the easy path we will get there faster and unscathed but if we take the hard path we will enjoy the scenery and the accomplishment much more.
Women are God's or Natures most magnificent creations.
What two consenting adults want to do is no one's business but theirs, just leave me out of it.
No one should have special rights based on the color of their skin or their sexual preferences.
Political correctness will be the down fall of modern society.
Sex is not always an expression of love. Sometimes it's less. Sometimes it's so much more.
It's okay to not like someone. Some people are just not likable.
You don't have to love everyone.
People who smile all the time just don't get it.
If you attempt too much you will end by succeeding at nothing.
You can learn what anyone is like by observing them.
Pleasant manners succeed even with unpleasent people.
A glass is only useful when it is empty.
You have the right to life, liberty and the persuit of happiness.
Even if you don't pursue happiness, life and liberty are pretty damn cool.
You do not have the right to not be offended. Do us all a favor and get over it.
I would rather be looked at than just seen. I would rather be listened to than just heard.
Theft is the univeral sin. Every where you go theft is. All other sins are just variations of theft.
"I will try" means "I will fail". The answer should always be "I will".
I would rather be hurt by the truth than comforted by a lie.
****More to come as it hits me, stay tuned****
Friday, April 3, 2009
It’s fun to stay at the YMCA (you can’t make this up).
So I'm sitting outside a Starbucks in Portland Oregon yesterday and I can over hear a conversation between to gay men, which to be honest didn't really catch my attention until I heard one say he'd been homeless in San Francisco. The homeless part didn't catch my interest but I lived in San Francisco and when I hear someone bring it up it has a tendency to catch my attention. So he's talking about how life is living at the Golden Gate YMCA in the Tenderloin of San Francisco, which if you're not familiar with the Bay Area is a very seedy district where pretty much anything and everything goes. It's not the part of SF you take your family to on vacation, unless you want them to witness homosexual prostitutes, junkies, transvestites and that sort of touristy stuff. Anyway, the one says he's been living there, at the Y, for a while with the likelihood of being mugged, raped or killed on a daily basis, which I would believe knowing of the area so he had been thinking about leaving and going to Portland. He said the deciding event was one night when the two men in the cots next to him got into a fight and the one pulled out a 14" black dildo and began beating the other man with it. He said he was so scared he curled up on his cot and started to cry while the security guards just sat in the corner and laughed at the sight of the man beating the other with the dildo. This in and of itself is relatively funny. The mental image is enough to make you giggle a little (I know I shouldn't laugh but it's funny) but it's what he said next that caused me to shoot my 4 shots of espresso out of my nose, and I quote "I don't care how clean your glory hole is, I don't want to be touched by another mans insides".I lost it. I swear to God it's true. You can't write that kinda shit.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Obama proves he is not a Muslim.
Because he loves pork!
After promising the American people his Obamanomics plan to bail us out of our impending doom would not contain any pet projects (e.g. pork) this is just the tip of the iceberg:
In the 1,000-plus-page spending bill includes hundreds of pages of earmarks (pet spending projects) inserted by lawmakers, ranging from:
$185,000 for coral reef research and preservation in Maui County, Hawaii
$55,000 in meteorological equipment for Pierce College in Woodland Hills, Calif.
$9.9 million for science enhancement at historically black colleges in South Carolina.
In addition to the basic operations of government, the new budget includes 775 pages of earmarks, funding programs that include local museums, colleges and infrastructure projects. Among the earmarked projects in the bill are:
$764,000 for the Lake George Watershed Protection Initiative in New York, requested by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, New York Democrat;
$9.9 million for South Carolina's historically black colleges and universities, requested by House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn, South Carolina Democrat;
$1.1 million requested by Senate Republican Conference Chairman Lamar Alexander and Sen. Bob Corker, both of Tennessee, for water treatment plant improvements in Tennessee's Unicoi County, as well as $300,000 for a sewer extension project in another county.
Examples of Earmarks in the Omnibus $713,625 Woody Biomass at SUNY-ESF.
Walsh and Schumer sponsors $951,500 Sustainable Las Vegas. Berkeley and Reid sponsors.
$24,000 A+ for Abstinence. Specter is sponsor.
$300,000 Montana World Trade Center. Rehberg sponsor.
$950,000 Myrtle Beach International Trade and Convention Center. Graham sponsor.
$200,000 Oil Region Alliance. Peterson sponsor.
$190,000 Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, WY for digitizing and editing the Cody collection. Barbara Cubin is the sponsor
$143,000 Las Vegas Natural History Museum, Las Vegas, NV, to expand natural history education programs. Sponsored by Harry Reid
$238,000 for the Polynesian Voyaging Society, Honolulu, HI, for educational programs. Sen. Daniel Inouye is the sponsor.
$381,000 for Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York, NY for music education programs. Jerrold Nadler is the sponsor.
Rep. Jerry Lewis of California, the top Republican on the House Appropriations Committee, would spend $3.8 million on a Needles, Calif., highway.
Sen. Thad Cochran of Mississippi, the top Republican on Senate Appropriations, defends earmarks including a $950,000 nature education center in Moss Point, Miss.
The TARP is said to create or save about 3,000,000 jobs. At the current $7,000,000,000 cost of the TARP that's approximately $233,000 per job. The average median family income in the U.S is $57,000, give or take. Why not just find 1.2 million unemployed people and give them $57,000 each? Makes just as much sense to me since this is whole thing is just one big social program anyway.
But, what the fuck do I know?
After promising the American people his Obamanomics plan to bail us out of our impending doom would not contain any pet projects (e.g. pork) this is just the tip of the iceberg:
In the 1,000-plus-page spending bill includes hundreds of pages of earmarks (pet spending projects) inserted by lawmakers, ranging from:
$185,000 for coral reef research and preservation in Maui County, Hawaii
$55,000 in meteorological equipment for Pierce College in Woodland Hills, Calif.
$9.9 million for science enhancement at historically black colleges in South Carolina.
In addition to the basic operations of government, the new budget includes 775 pages of earmarks, funding programs that include local museums, colleges and infrastructure projects. Among the earmarked projects in the bill are:
$764,000 for the Lake George Watershed Protection Initiative in New York, requested by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, New York Democrat;
$9.9 million for South Carolina's historically black colleges and universities, requested by House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn, South Carolina Democrat;
$1.1 million requested by Senate Republican Conference Chairman Lamar Alexander and Sen. Bob Corker, both of Tennessee, for water treatment plant improvements in Tennessee's Unicoi County, as well as $300,000 for a sewer extension project in another county.
Examples of Earmarks in the Omnibus $713,625 Woody Biomass at SUNY-ESF.
Walsh and Schumer sponsors $951,500 Sustainable Las Vegas. Berkeley and Reid sponsors.
$24,000 A+ for Abstinence. Specter is sponsor.
$300,000 Montana World Trade Center. Rehberg sponsor.
$950,000 Myrtle Beach International Trade and Convention Center. Graham sponsor.
$200,000 Oil Region Alliance. Peterson sponsor.
$190,000 Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, WY for digitizing and editing the Cody collection. Barbara Cubin is the sponsor
$143,000 Las Vegas Natural History Museum, Las Vegas, NV, to expand natural history education programs. Sponsored by Harry Reid
$238,000 for the Polynesian Voyaging Society, Honolulu, HI, for educational programs. Sen. Daniel Inouye is the sponsor.
$381,000 for Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York, NY for music education programs. Jerrold Nadler is the sponsor.
Rep. Jerry Lewis of California, the top Republican on the House Appropriations Committee, would spend $3.8 million on a Needles, Calif., highway.
Sen. Thad Cochran of Mississippi, the top Republican on Senate Appropriations, defends earmarks including a $950,000 nature education center in Moss Point, Miss.
The TARP is said to create or save about 3,000,000 jobs. At the current $7,000,000,000 cost of the TARP that's approximately $233,000 per job. The average median family income in the U.S is $57,000, give or take. Why not just find 1.2 million unemployed people and give them $57,000 each? Makes just as much sense to me since this is whole thing is just one big social program anyway.
But, what the fuck do I know?
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
No More Monkey Business
If you're worried your elected officials aren't doing their job, rest easy; I have good news for you.
Have you been watching congress and the house lately and wondering if they're doing what we sent them to D.C. to do? I heard today they voted on and passed the Captive Primate Protection Act. Yes, you read that correctly; while our society, way of life and economy is falling down around our ears, our elected officials had the opportunity to pass a bill making it illegal to own a monkey.
Uh, seriously, what the FUCK?
Is this a big problem where you live? I know it's not a serious issue in my neighborhood. I'm sure all the people I know in Caldwell, Idaho that own monkeys will be pissed but, wait, I don't know anyone, anywhere that owns a monkey. So, then I must ask; who the hell is this legislation for?
Our country looks to be on the verge of stateism, fascism or socialism (look up the definitions and take your pick) and these fucktards are passing legislation making it illegal to keep a monkey in a cage. Really? Nothing more important to focus your energy on, ladies and gentlemen? I find that hard to believe.
I guess on the bright side when it's time for reelection they can honestly tell you they did something .
But, what the fuck do I know?
Have you been watching congress and the house lately and wondering if they're doing what we sent them to D.C. to do? I heard today they voted on and passed the Captive Primate Protection Act. Yes, you read that correctly; while our society, way of life and economy is falling down around our ears, our elected officials had the opportunity to pass a bill making it illegal to own a monkey.
Uh, seriously, what the FUCK?
Is this a big problem where you live? I know it's not a serious issue in my neighborhood. I'm sure all the people I know in Caldwell, Idaho that own monkeys will be pissed but, wait, I don't know anyone, anywhere that owns a monkey. So, then I must ask; who the hell is this legislation for?
Our country looks to be on the verge of stateism, fascism or socialism (look up the definitions and take your pick) and these fucktards are passing legislation making it illegal to keep a monkey in a cage. Really? Nothing more important to focus your energy on, ladies and gentlemen? I find that hard to believe.
I guess on the bright side when it's time for reelection they can honestly tell you they did something .
But, what the fuck do I know?
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