Well Deserved Hiatus (Because I'm a Moron)

Sorry for not posting recently, Ive taken a minor detour in the path of life. Tip of advice: If your Dr. puts you on a drug called serequel, tell him to shove it up his ass! He prescribed it to me because I was having trouble sleeping as I suffer with insomnia. What else does one take this drug for you ask? Well, it's used as an anti-psychotic! My fault as I did not research it like any sane person would. So, being on this wonder drug for about 5 months , I decided to quit it cold turkey after suffering with some terrible side effects such as, weight gain, irritability, and honestly, being so damn lazy that I couldn't force myself to do anything. So I quit taking it. BIG MISTAKE! I suffered withdrawals of the worst possible kind. The first was returning to the insomnia, but that was kind of a given. What surprised me though, was the amount of pain all throughout my body. I deal with a lot of pain on a daily basis anyway from sciatic nerve issues and degenerative disk disease. Quitting however, enhanced my pain ten fold, and then, even added more on top of it. I don't know if anyone has ever experienced shin splints before, but every time a muscle was used in my body, the only way to associate what it felt like was that of shin splint pain. Every joint in my body also throbbed and I was in agony for about 2 weeks straight before it finally began to break. Now, after about three and a half weeks later, I'm just beginning to feel normal again. Added to those w/d symptoms were dizziness, feeling highly emotional and depressed, and some lethargy. So my message to you is simple, If the Doctor prescribes it, tell him or her to go F themselves. So with that, I will be starting up the blog again, and hopefully I'll get some readers, so tell your friends to take a look and leave a reply, because I'm not always right about things and I take criticism well. So until then, I bid you a farewell.

Just a couple of ideas...

Good ole' Toshiba

Kyocera, not too shabby

First off, let me apologize for all this time off. I think I was busy. Here's my excuse. I got me a new phone, an Android. Keep in mind, this was a tough decision as I have been a die-hard windows mobile PC fan for years, ever since I got my first pocket PC in 2003-2004, a Toshiba e310 PDA.Previous to that, it was all Palm OS, which I outgrew very quickly. This phone, however, was my favorite back in the day.  It was a Kyocera of some sort , my last phone before I went windows mobile .Mainly it was for the purpose of note taking with the stylus.As years went by, it really became clear to me that this feature was hardly ever used. I guess it was because my typing skills increased. So it came down to Android or Iphone. Both were equal in comparison and the deciding factor was price and storage capability. Being due for an upgrade, AT&T offered the Samsung with Android free . Iphone did offer a free version, but alas, it only contained 8gb of memory and I needed more so I went with the 16gb storage with microSD capacity of another 32. And the conclusion to this small tale is, I've been playing with my new phone constantly.

Samsung Captivate

Now, on to part two of my story. Saturday night, It became apparent to me that it was time to reformat my system and move from Windows 7 32 bit, to Windows 7 64 bit.  Originally, Windows Vista 64bit was what had been in my system, but for audio applications, and a few other odds and ends, I needed to revert to a 32 bit version. Now, my application library has been rebuilt, so I had decided it was time. I just hope all the audio shit pulls together now.

Anyways, that leads me to my point. In backing up all my data, two things have  become abundantly clear to me. Always use two web browsers and always have at least three email accounts. Here's why.

Speed Dial

I make it no secret that Opera is by far my most favorite browser of all time. there are a great number of add-ins available for it, and pretty much every gadget under the sun. The best part of it, to me, is the speed dial page. What this is, is an editable web page where you can put over thirty of your favorite and most visited sites. You put what you want and the application doesn't do it for you. So basically, I do everything with it and its my default browser. Okay, so why would you need another browser  you ask? Most browsers have the ability to save your passwords and login info for all your sites, but sometimes that can be annoying. I have been known to use various changes in cc info and mailing addresses, etc. So when I have all my main info in one browser, I keep my backup one 'empty' so to say, so I don't have to worry about and sending out different info. Think about it and you'll come up with some other ideas also. Its also good when a friend wants to sign in his facebook or email account that they use the backup browser so when you check yours on your main browser, you're not looking at someone else's info. And when you're in a hurry, there's nothing more annoying having to resign in . Maybe it's because I'm a geek, but I like to keep at least three email accounts. The one main one is kept for personal usage. For example, my mom has it and so does my brother , most of my friends, and my Dentist and Doctors. You get the idea. The second one is mostly for forums and certain websites that I need to use an email to sign in with. I am somewhat selective with this one because you need to have some understanding of web pages to use an email address. In most cases though, it's easy to tell a safe web page from one that's going to send you a shit load of spam. That brings us to our last email account. This one is used for all the rest of the crap out there. You know what I'm talking about. You sign up for an on-line gaming account and the next thing you know, you get bombarded with millions of pieces of useless mail. Again, by now, you should know the difference in these types of sites. So there you go. You may not agree with these things, but they're some things that I do to make my computing experience a little easier. Feel free to share any tips or ideas in the comment section if you have any because it's never too late to learn.
Interesting update. Just view the chart and you'll understand. 

Unfortunately, this turned out to be a hoax, but I still like it.

Moon Landings? Hoax?

Lots of silly conspiracies say it did not happen? I don't know. I tend to think they did. But here's a great video, and my way of introducing myself.

Finally! I spent a buttload of cash to go see Green Lantern!

Yes, It's the actual ticket!

Boy oh boy, do I really want to write this blog right now, but there's a Jan Michael Vincent movie  on right now and I can't take my eyes away from it. This may  start out as a commercial entry. (just in case you don't know: A blog entry written only on commercial breaks during a really bad movie.)  And for a second, I thought  Tom Berringer might have been in it, but he turned out to be some older woman.

So yeah, finally dragged my lazy ass to Crossgates Mall to see Green Lantern. The only viewing left was the 4:40pm, 3d show. Being not so happy about that, I decided to purchase the ticket anyways. 

A while back I had watched the 3d version of Avatar, and needless to say, it did not live up to any expectation whatsoever. If I personally never see another 3d movie again, I'll be extremely happy. It was turning out to be a bad experience when I passed the hundred or so people gathering around the escalator waiting for the opening of Harry Potter : The Deathly Hallows Part Dos and made my way upstairs to find that the concession wasn't up and running, so I made my way back down.

They let anyone into Hogwart's these days 

Buying popcorn at a theater is a very important part of the movie going experience IMHO. I  ordered my medium popcorn, and made sure the clerk got it right. A little corn, a little butter, repeat = 3 times. It's all about the layering. She did it perfectly and I was very proud. After that and battling the Hogwart's Express, the 'Ripper' split my ticket, gave me the other half and said, 'Please sir, no outside beverages are allowed in the theater'. Yeah, I was CAUGHT!I was forced to throw my water out :(

So, back down to buy more. Out like $25.00 bucks at this point, but that's okay, it was expected. It was a battle and this movie better be f#*king great and not another Avatar.Hated it, but that was mostly because the asshole behind the counter didn't layer.

So, I give you a brief history. Comic Books have been a constant in my life for as long as I can remember. Most people think they are for kids, but the little known truth is, the average comic book reader is ages 35 to 44. And yes, some of us are geeks, but we embrace it.Comics are not as silly as most people assume they are. There is some great stories with complex characters , and great artwork in most cases. These days ,almost all comics are available in digital format for tablets, computers, and even phones. When I was a wee lad, it was all in print, and wearing them out to nothing was a normal thing for me. I would read and read the same  comic over and over.

I'm pretty sure this is shopped

Eventually I got into the collecting thing, but I was more interested in the stories then not letting air or skin come in direct contact with them, so it died out pretty fast. These days, there's a hard drive dedicated to nothing but comics. Of all the titles out there, Green Lantern was my absolute favorite. The thought of having a ring that could form any object just from a thought. Yeah, that would be the shit. So basically, I've been waiting about 30 years for this movie to come out. Was it worth it? Maybe.

Like most movies, the moguls get so jacked up when they get major star signed on, they tend to forget the most important part, the story. The actors and voice overs, were spot on, especially  Mark Strong, who played Sinestro.
You may know him from his recent role as Lord Blackwood from Sherlock Holmes. Look for him in the future, he's going to go far.
For Hal Jordan they cast RyanReynolds. I've been a fan of him for quite some time, mostly for his sarcastic wit. Sadly, many fanboys became extremely mad over this choice. Now, if you're familiar with Hal Jordan, you would know he is a womanizing stud who is fearless and carefree. From the get go I thought he was a great pick.

I'm not going into detail with the rest of the cast, except for one more actor, and that's Peter Sarsagaard. If you're not that familiar with the name, you will be once you IMDB him. Guaranteed that he's been in at least 2 movies you have loved within the last 5 years. Personally, every movie with him in it that I have seen was good, if not great.

The rest of the actors/actresses were a great match for the characters they portrayed. No complaints there. Special effects deserve an A. The CGI team, brought the world of OA and the GL Corps to life. The only aspect of the animation was the way the Guardian's were drawn and that prevented them from an A+. Sure, the Director added to that too, otherwise, it would have been a B for them.

Finally, we come to the story. I understand you have to fit  50 plus years of character evolution into a couple hours, you're going to have to dice it up a little. With that said, I have to give the story a C+ at the absolute most. It was a little UN-meaty. There should have been a little more of a story instead of a quick, here's everybody and this is what they do, now let's watch them save the world. On a side note, I have to give the 3D a  BIG FAT D-. Watching the regular version would have been just as good. My hope is that the sequel(s) will be much better in the story department. Ask the fans, we don't have anything else to do and we could come up with something better. And there you have it...

Attention Deficit Dis…What was I saying?

She may look like Voldemort, but hey, the sex was bad.
I still can't believe she took the dog though.

I'd like to introduce you to my ex. For the sake of  having to say her name, or calling her the  lying whore who ripped out my heart because she blamed me for her own depressing misery, over and over again, I'm just going to refer to her as Cat. I suppose I shouldn't be to upset, I played my part in things too. I just wish I didn't waste so much love on her, and for the record, I do hope somewhere she is happy with someone who can be equally miserable with her. The reason I bring her up today is a  conversation briefly had with my mother. Cat is an example of what's really messed up with my generation and the generations following us. She always expected more. The relationship was not like it was in the movies or  on TV. Imaginary and made up by a team of writers.
When we used to argue, like most couples do, It always seemed to boil down to how we each had different views of relationships. I would always disagree, but  it would always go back to the beautiful things that could only be seen on the silver screen. Trust me, this is all going to tie in together at some point. Let me go back a bit to the conversation I mentioned earlier.

Talking with mom the other day. Hi Mom! The conversation came around to something or other having to do with attention deficit disorder ,and since I'm a moron, I kept referring to it as OCD. But anyways, once the brain farts subsided, an interesting theory formed in my skull. And here it is…

One of the main reasons that today's children are growing up with no attention spans and are hyperactive, or whatever you want to call it, is something I have always called, 'information overload'.

What that is, is simple. There are so many facets for gaining information of any kind that our minds as a collective can't take it. As older people have adapted to this and can just tune it out, the younger ones have no other avenue to take. They have no earlier reference point to draw back on. Take a look at a tv show from the 50's. Let's take 'I Love Lucy' for example.

Most of the half hour situation comedy takes place in Ricky and Lucy's living room. Next, we go to the commercials that would run during these shows. They were simple and to the point. 'Buy This', or ,'I only use this product'. You get the idea. As a whole, we were content with this. Now, compare that to the commercials you see today. One commercial, in 30 seconds continuously flash different images to force there point. Video games are just the same. The images fly through different levels. They're so fast that sometimes you can't even make out what the hell is going on.

And then there's movies. Fast, loud and exciting. Don't get me wrong I'm not against any of these things, but I think they contribute to what I said earlier and that’s 'information overload'. We have  instant access to everything out there, and it's all instantaneous. I think it has a downside. It seems to me that all this information that comes at us so fast, has a huge effect on society. Whether it be some fairy tale life or depression, or ADHD, hell, maybe even autism. I believe information overload plays a huge part in it. I would love to see if any studies have been done on this. I doubt it, because the only way to test would be to confine a child to a life of isolation from the rest of the world. Maybe the Amish could partake in this study as they are supposed to be against all that stuff. I don't know much about them so I don't even know if that would work., Anyways, do we, as a society, need all this information , and is it affecting us in a negative way. When I was younger, I used my imagination.

The fun one can have with a rubber ducks, legos and great imagination.

Our family didn't have cable and we lived out in the sticks so imagination played a huge roll in my upbringing. There's so much going on today that I think kids are using there imagination less and less. And that is sad.

Here's a Perfect example. I just read an article about how a parade affected business on main street in Great Barrington Massachusetts. Never in my mind would I give two shits about anything in GB, MA unless my cousin didn't post a link on his Facebook. Sorry Bob, but, I'm not really interested in Massachusetts unless I was going there for some reason and then I would like it to be a surprise. But it goes to show you what I'm talking about. 100 years ago, it would take a good few days for news like that  to reach other parts of the country, and only then, it would be the really important shit. This particular story probably wouldn't have been deemed important enough to make it past Great Barrington lines. These days, if a cat gets stuck in a pipe in Iran, it ends up being everywhere, From TV to Internet.

I am the greatest Samurai in the Empire!

I am the greatest Samurai in the Empire!

Popcorn, Eggs, and a Banana

The McStay case has been interesting to me since I first came across it on the internet about a year ago, and I can't seem to wonder about a few things. If you're not familiar with the McStay's, please read the following story about it.

 On February 4, 2010 Summer McStay, after searching on the internet for a homeopathic drug, made a cell phone call at 2:11 p.m. to a homeopathic medicine company. She was looking to purchase a medication called  'Anger'. No such medicine exists. There is however, many types of homeopathic medicines that help with anger.This would be the last phone call she would make.

At 7:47 that same night, a neighbor catches on surveillance tape, what appears to be the McStay's White Isuzu Trooper passing by.

At 8:28 PM on February 4, 2010 Joseph McStay made a cell phone call  to an employee, Charles Merritt, to follow up on a meeting earlier that day. This to, would be the last  phone call he would make.

Sometime after February  4, Just north of San Diego in a small town called Fallbrook, neighbors of the McStay's, became concerned about the McStay's dogs, Bear and Digger, next door barking continuously. The neighbor called animal control officers, who gave the dogs water from a spigot. No one was home so the neighbors fed the dogs until Joseph McStay's brother came to collect the animals.

 On February 10, Dan Kavanaugh , who ran Earth Inspired Products, Joseph McStay's business website, had been unable to contact Joseph so he called the police to do what is called a 'welfare check'. Not seeing anything out of the ordinary, other then no one being home, The San Diego Sherriff's leave. A few days later , Michael McStay, having become increasingly worried, breaks in through a window to find the house empty. There was some mess in the house, but Michael believed it was from remodeling that was going on in the home. On February 15, Michael calls  the police and reports the family missing. Detective Troy DuGal is sent to the Fallbrook home.DuGal  comes to the conclusion that there are no signs of a struggle but that the family appears to have left in somewhat of a hurry. Besides the two dogs being left unattended, two bowls of uneaten popcorn are in the living room and there are some eggs and a banana still on the kitchen counter. The family had vanished. Joseph, Summer and there two children, Gianni, 5, and Joseph Mateo,3.

Dugal drew his attention to the family vehicles. There green truck was still parked in the driveway but there White Isuzu Trooper was missing. The detective immediately tracked it down. It had been towed on February 8,it was originally found a couple blocks away from the U.S. Mexico border,  in a  town called   San Ysidro. The vehicle was parked illegally in a strip mall parking lot. The only fingerprints found in the car are those of the McStay family.

The area where the vehicle was found

Border Image

On the same day the Isuzu was found, border surveillance captures what appears to be the McStay family crossing the border on foot while border officials are huddled in conversation. It is never clearly certain that these four individuals are the McStay's, or another family of four, because a positive ID couldn't be proven. As if the disappearance wasn't strange enough, a few other facts are discovered. A few days  before the vanishing, it was discovered that Summer had emailed someone on Craigslist about purchasing Spanish learning software and that it be delivered to Joseph at a soccer game. Friends of Joseph recalled seeing him shake hands with two unidentified men on January 29, the day of the arranged sale of the software. On January 27, Internet history shows someone was looking up passport requirements for travel to Mexico and age requirements for entering the country. Detectives also found out that while Josephs passport was up to date, Summers was expired. Government officials have stated that the family is not, or has ever been under any witness protection programs. There bank account, containing somewhere around $90,000 dollars hasn't been touched since there disappearance. Summer McStay has changed her name before, but her sister says that it is due to her eccentric personality and her dislike of her Hispanic heritage. There have been no real clues in the case in over a year. The family keeps everyone informed via there website http://www.mcstayfamily.com/ .So what do you think?

Distance Travelled

 I always wondered if there was a way to find out if there were any unusual bank actions previous to the vanishing. Detectives didn't notice any large withdrawals or deposits in the weeks before they disappeared to make them think they were stockpiling money. If this was a planned departure, how long were they planning it and could they have been hiding money for quite a while. It seems that they left in a hurry, but maybe they knew that someday they would have to leave and had planned ahead. Who's to say they weren't hiding money in a Swiss bank account somewhere. As a business owner, how much was he charging his client s for his services. Is there an accounting of his funds and can it be proven he wasn't charging more then what was reported. It seems a lot of money to leave behind if they left of their own will. Also, it's a lot of money not to be touched if they were kidnapped. The four days between them leaving on Feb 4, to the border tape on Feb 8 is a lot of time to transpire. The fact that they have no money trail in those four days tells me a couple of things. They had a lot of cash on them for food, hotels, fuel, etc. They had another means of financial support and investigators should be able to track an expenditure line from Fallbrook to the border in that time. Of course this might not be possible. Was there no security cameras between the mall where the Isuzu was found and the border? Maybe a security camera elsewhere in Fallbrook where they were known to stop for gas or groceries. They may have stopped and purchased supplies if they had known they were about to 'disappear'

This case is still as mysterious as the day they vanished.

The Simpsons

What can I say?We like to eat.

July 7 ,2011. My mom's birthday. As usual on birthdays, the family gathers and usually has a big feast.

Justice System = OOOPS!

The 7th was no exception. The conversation turned to the Casey Anthony verdict of not guilty. As expected, none of us there could understand what had happened.
Somehow then, the conversation turned to the Nicole Brown/Ron Goldman murders.

I still don't know how we segued  into that. Maybe it was because it was this time in 1994 when it had occurred. Almost immediately, my brother blurted out,' it wasn't OJ, it was his  son Jason and OJ took the heat for it!'. My brother is known for being somewhat of a conspiracy theorist. The only problem is , he gets all his info from the internet, and it's hard to see that as reliable. Being inquisitive though, I decided to do a little research myself.

875 South Bundy

Brentwood California

June 13 1994

The bodies of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson are discovered.They were killed a few hours earlier on June 12, 1994.

All evidence immediately points to OJ Simpson.

Warrant issued for OJ on June 17 ( day of the big chase)

O J's son Jason left the restaurant about 930 with his chef knives according to witnesses. He had got into a possible conflict with his girlfriend and was somewhat agitated. This time line will change a couple times through the investigation.As a chef,it's not that unusual to bring knives home after your shift.Sometimes one good chef knife can run upwards of hundreds of dollars.
I came across a documentary linked here, its called OJ Guilty but not of murder or watch it at the end of this post. Immediately this investigator manages to get copies of Jason Simpson's medical records. This must have been before that privacy act went into effect. It turns out he has a drug problem and a history of violence. No, I'm not sure what  drugs have to do with it. But it showed he did have a lot of anger management issues. He had been on depakote for years and had gone to the hospital a couple weeks before the murders to tell the Dr. he was almost out and was going to rage. Depakote is used to control seizures and helps with bipolar disorder. Two weeks prior to the murders Jason attacked his girlfriend Jenifer Green. There are other instances of violence towards women in his past having to do with knives. Very interesting. He was also trained in hand to hand combat and was known for always having his knives or a knife with him. I am truly intrigued now.

He  had talked to his ex girlfriend before the murders and told her he had stopped taking his medicine. Let's go back in time a bit.
It turns out when he was younger there was an incident involving the death of his sister.He had a sister Aaren who drowned when he was around ten. There's not much out there on this and I am still researching it, but she was with Jason in the pool unattended. For some reason he left her alone and she drowned. Or did she? This caused some serious mental issues with him and he began therapy to help deal with it. And we're back to the present past now. I think I read this right, if not I apologize. On the night of  the murder he was excited because he was going to be preparing dinner where he worked for the family to celebrate a family member's recital, but last minute, Nicole decided to change locations. Hell, that would piss me off, but not enough to kill. But I don't have mental issues like that. As a chef, I know how frustrating that could be. We like to show off and impress our families. And finally, there are discrepancies in his statements about when he left work and where he was that night. I don't want to give too much away, but here's a very good documentary about the investigation done privately and a lot of never before seen, rather compelling evidence.

Check it out and see what you think.Hmmmmmm, notice the hat he's wearing, very similar to the one found at the crime scene maybe?

Challenge Accepted!

What do you do on that computer all day long?

This question is one that's been asked by many loved ones and friends over the years since the internet became accessible, After the Atari 800 , our families interest in computers waned a bit. It may have had something to do with the $150.00 dollar bill my mother got in the mail from my brother connecting to some long distant  bulletin board service.. Yeah, that's how it used to be, and back then it was a lot of money for a phone bill. Needless to say it left a bad taste in my mother and father's mouths.

After several years had passed,  my mom got a new system.She became interested in it after a while. She was a teacher and she had discovered a whole new world of utilities and information that could help with her teaching. Personally, I didn't get much past AOL at that time, It was the big thing back then. It had just come out and every one who had a computer was on it(AOL that is).

So many years later, around 2001 or 2002, I got my real first system. It was an E machines 633 MHz Celeron with like 256 MB Ram and two  20 GB Hard Drives, that was after I upgraded a few things, but it was pretty cheap when I bought it at around 149.00 after all the rebates.

Photo via www.beststuff.com

 The first few months I had it, it was being used for business purposes. At the time I was involved in a  business  venture that required the use of a computer. Then the old thing sat around for a little bit until one day when I was reading an article about electronic music. This opened up a whole new world.

Upon discovering recording was possible on the computer, I picked up my guitar and recorded my ass off. In the early nineties, Our band would had to have spent thousands of dollars for the resources that were available on the computer for a few hundred dollars. WIN!

Josef Tal at the Electronic Music Studio 

 Photo: Etan Tal

Well, many years have passed since then. The computer has become an extension of me.Nowhere do I go without my laptop.Now the question that was asked of me originally, what exactly do you do on that thing all day? Here we go. Besides the obvious email, browsing, blah, blah, I am currently trying to write 2 books at the same time, one fiction, one non fiction. Photography has entered things in a big way, so I just got into photo manipulation, which is terribly fun. My mother makes her own wine, so for her, I've been making wine labels.

Mom's newest wine label with pic of my Grandma holding what once was a cat

Just recently, I've been looking into some classes on line or maybe correspondence courses. Of course there's this blog. I've just begun to also, play around with video editing and with this am trying to make a cartoon. By the way, there are a lot of good free programs that are readily available just floating around out there (future post). There's still the old standard, which is audio editing, recording, listening, and all that goes with it. So, I guess you could add songwriting in there.Rework my resume while trying to find work. In between all that, I'm always jotting down my ideas and thoughts.Keep in mind, these are just the things I can come up with off the top of my head. So, in general, I keep myself busy. One of my favorite things is reading comic books, magazines and books. I could go on, but I think I've bored you enough with my story. Until next time...

Copywrong Infringrment

So I've taken a few days off and have done some research. Wait. Let me go back a little. as you may know this blog was just recently started.My friend Jerry has been giving me tips and pointers on the whole thing. He's a great guy and I appreciate all his help. One of the last things he mentioned was that it was illegal to post images and other content that wasn't mine.

'Assume everything is copyright protected' he said. Well, after looking around for some sort of loophole for awhile, I decided to just say the hell with it and just not post anymore images.But now for the good news. It seems that there are many sites out there that offer millions of free use images, one being Wikipedia Commons They have over 10 million images to choose from. Also there is flickr creative commonsOf course, there are many other options available, but I'm not going to waste our time by posting them all.All I can say is Thank God that I don't have to stress out over this bullshit anymore and can get on with things. Now for my opinion on copyrighting. It's bullshit! Okay, I can understand that it's wrong to take someone else's work and make money off it. That's just wrong and should very much be illegal. What I don't like is how I use the work of others (of course) in my blog. It's more like advertising for them. And to top things off, I'm only sharing with others my opinions of certain things or images, links and videos I find interesting.You would think that some of the originators of their work would be thankful of the free advertising, I would be, and for this reason, you never know who could see something you've done and either purchase something you've done, it could inspire and motivate someone to bring about the 9th wonder of the world,

or hell,someone might see something and hire you to do some work. Of course, as with any law, theres always bound to be a change. Maybe someday, all of us bloggers will be allowed to use images without having to worry about copyright laws.Anyways, that's my thought and I'm out for a few minutes. It seems I'm going to need to change my blog name graphic.It's gonna be an amazing piece of art or very crappy. I promise.As far as the past posts go, I'm gonna leave them and if anybody tells me to take them down, I will. Hopefully they will realize I'm not making any money off there images and am using them in a positive way.

Good for a chuckle

Just some more random pictures from around the internet...

Church

To live in a church has been a dream of mine for many years. This guy Siamak Akhavan had the same idea and to rub it in my face, it's currently for sale for $7,400,000. Pictures from www.thechive.com

Make sure to check out the rest of the pictures here http://thechive.com/2011/06/15/guy-transforms-church-into-his-pad-36-photos/