
Yes the picture is silly. But you have to click. And be warned, it's explicit.
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During a satellite appearance on the Late Show With David Letterman, Richards apologized, saying, "For me to be at a comedy club and flip out and say this crap, I'm deeply, deeply sorry. I'm not a racist. That's what's so insane about this." He described his outburst as one of rage.So he said it and he's sorry. Weak. I'd prefer he make a statement and stand by it. He was not forced to say what he said. It was not an accident. So the apology is insulting. I say a lot of things. I think people have to stand by what they say. Seinfeld said he was "sick over it" and called it a "mistake." Let's kick him in the nuts too. Where's the mistake? It wasn't a slip, it was a statement. In fact it was a repeated statement.
The following is an actual article from a TV station in Tampa, Florida. Unfortunately it just proves Jesse’s theory that the strangest things happen in Florida.
Little Girl Flashes Knife As She Tries To Steal Toys
Courtesy: http://www.tampabays10.com/news/
Largo, Florida - Largo Police are looking for a little girl who pulled a knife on a Wal-Mart clerk as she tried to steal two boxes of Lego toy blocks. It happened on the Missouri Avenue around 9:00 pm Tuesday night. Police say the 7 to 8-year-old girl hid the toys under her coat and tried to walk out the door. A store employee was watching and approached the child, asking her to turn over the Lego blocks. Police say the little girl then opened her jacket and displayed a combo carving knife with a forked point and a 10" blade, saying she was armed for protection. The employee talked the girl into putting down the knife and the toys. The girl then rode away on her bicycle. The employee was not hurt.
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Jesse and I recently had an little debate. I would like you to tell me which one of us was correct.
<start>
JESSE:
cuz your days are bottom heavy
JESSE:
that's why they speed by
DANIE:
NO. THEY'RE TOP HEAVY AND MY BREAK IS LATE
DANIE:
AFTER THE NOON, I WRITE LIKE 10 STORIES
JESSE:
before the noon how many?
DANIE:
NOT SURE
DANIE:
BECAUSE I WRITE AND REWRITE AND ADD
DANIE:
AND DROP
JESSE:
more work for you at the beginning of the day
JESSE:
bottom heavy
DANIE:
THE BEGINNING IS THE TOP
JESSE:
no it's not
DANIE:
YES IT IS!
JESSE:
no it's not
DANIE:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/TOP%20HEAVY
DANIE:
YES IT IS
JESSE:
i know what top heavy is
JESSE:
you don't know what top of your day is
JESSE:
it's the end
JESSE:
it's not a tv show
DANIE:
YES IT IS. MY DAY IS LIKE A RUNDOWN. I HAVE A HARD IN, AND A HARD OUT.
JESSE:
too much time this taking
DANIE:
AND A HARD BREAK TIME IN THE MIDDLE
JESSE:
in person we will argue
DANIE:
I CAN'T WAIT
JESSE:
the force is always right
<end>
So yes, this is how we each spent a little bit of that day. I am opened to being disproved, it just hasn’t happened yet. What’s your take?
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I like to fly. I liked it a lot more when I was younger, and there were free peanuts. I also like watching how things are made in factories. Along those same lines (there is a point here) I’ve often wondered what goes on once my luggage goes through the little flap with its tag on. Sometimes the TSA opens it, sometimes it doesn’t. Jesse recently sent me an article that offers a bit of insight into air travel, and the state of airlines overall. The link is below.
http://www.usatoday.com/travel/flights/2006-10-12-greenberg-american-airlines_x.htm?csp=34
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Without saying too much, I can tell you that I work in news. Throughout the day I see vatrious interesting stories reported from various legitimate sources. I sometimes I email these stoies to Jesse, but sometimes I don't. It really depends on how much time I have. On the other hand, Jesse send me lots of articles. He has more web browsing time than I do. He reads and forwards often, almost too much. It's hard for me to keep up. But when I do read them, I am impressed. These articles are usually quite thought provoking.
A little while ago, I thought it would be fun to share these articles via my blog. The way I saw it, I would email posts just like as if I were home. But I can’t add pictures and I can’t make words into links. This bothers me. In fact in bothered me so much, I refused to do it. But now I’m over it. So I’ll start doing it.
We begin today with an article from the USA Today. It’s about cab drivers with moral objections to alcohol. It’s religious. I’m not sharing my opinion one way or the other but it got me to thinking; if pharmacists can have moral objections why shouldn’t cab drivers? I found no reason why. Anyway, here’s the article:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2006-10-10-cabbies-culture_x.htm?csp=34
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Take that Anonymous. It seems you thought these two girls were doomed. And it seems you were wrong. I’m sending this as an email, so in case the picture doesn’t post, I’ll tell you what it shows.
· Rex Grossman (-5) points
· Anquan Boldin (19) points
· Matt Leinart (21) points
Two Girls defeat Naughty Penguins 94-86
Girls talk and don’t say anything. They gush over every little thing but hardly ever share their opinions. I’m a so-called straight shooter. No frills. What you see is what you get. If I think something is ugly, I’ll tell you when you ask. If I think you’re being a certain way, good or bad, I’ll let you know. And I’ll be clear about it. I quite strongly believe in communication and in information. I don’t like secrets and I stay away from deception. Now I’m just waiting for my female peers to catch up.
I mean really. Ladies tell me what’s so difficult about saying “I have a problem with that.” Or “No, I disagree.” Or “I don’t like this.” I prefer that to “I didn’t like that and I didn’t want to tell you. So I just stayed quiet and I hoped it would go away.” Know what? That’s dumb. It’s not considerate, it’s deceptive. It’s not polite, it’s selfish.
Lying about (or hiding) feelings is probably the dumbest thing girls do. It’s not just young girls either. In fact I don’t think girls think deception is a good idea until they’re teens. Wives do it, mothers do it and supposed best friends do it. I’m tired of it being done to me. If I do something you don’t like, I encourage you to tell me. I won’t guarantee my behavior will change right away but you should at least allow me a chance to work on it.
I’ve absolutely had it. When I do something my parents don’t like, they both say: “Danie, I don’t like that.” That’s how I was brought up and that’s what I do. So it’s also what I expect. I think it’s the simplest way about it. And as I get older (I’m almost 25 you know) I find I am running out of patience for people who claim to love me but don’t feel comfortable talking to me.
Harrumph.
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