It’s bed time..

Sent from my AT&T iPhone.

I don’t know what it is about BB’s. I just can’t get away from them. Evo 3G? Yeah, it was nice, the apps and display were amazing but even with the extended battery couldn’t last a full day with me. IPhone 4? It last about 36 hours (ownership, not battery life). Once again, great apps – greatest rival to android market – and the resolution was absolutely disgusting. But, for both of these phones, their battery just couldn’t make it a full day.
I also am no fan whatsoever of touchscreen-only phones. Having the keyboard – the BB keyboard – has proven to be, time and time again, the most efficient choice one can make. I use my phone for email and text, to a fanatical extent. I like a few handy utility apps, twitter and fb, and things like the weather channel. I have a computer for everything else.

I may not be able to get an app for every facet of my life, but I’m fine with that. Now the only question is will RIM be able to stay competitive and recapture their market share to remain relevant in the mobile industry?

http://www.itproportal.com/2011/06/17/rims-revenue-drops-first-time-nine-years-stock-prices-tumble/

The red-blooded presidents of the US and France study a matter of international interest yesterday — a 17-year-old junior delegate at the G-8 in Italy.
-NYPost

“Obama sure seems to have his eyes aimed at the wrong rump. Our own President, eyeballing a brazillian lolita, AT THE G8 SUMMIT. Our country is in its worst economic state since the depression from liberal statist/marxist spending, our marches against the statist/marxist commie liberals will be heard! The revolution has begun! Meanwhile, the liberal media is slandering our traditional values and lifestyles and not even covering the President committing Jackson-esque pedophilia!”
-Freerepublic.com (kidding, but partisan attacks hurt!)

Wait.  No.  Please, stop.  You’re stupid, stop typing. 

This is the gist of what is spread all throughout the blogosphere.  It’s an utter disgrace that this actually made “news” and is being discussed whatsoever.

The above pic was first splashed across the frontpage of drudge a day or so ago, and still currently is.  I felt no need to check the video from which the picture was taken because I already knew it some just another candid snapshot being using as another sneaky, implicit, right-wing smear.  But Oh lordy!  This crap is still being talked about.  Whether is FOX and Friends with their usual upbeat, happy go-lucky attitude and snide comments towards anything left of the far right or MSNBC and media matters debating Sarkozy’s intentions through the waay too happy smirk and chuckle.

This is the point we’ve reached.  No sources are checked, no context is given and there is no low the people who report this mess
will
not
go

/sigh

Anyways, here’s the video, tell me if I’m wrong.  Mute the sound unless you really want annoying morning show hosts narrating for you.

I’m at my grandparent’s home at the moment, I’ll reconvene on this topic when I’m back home.  I just need to stop writing about this, just talking about this has the chance to spread the cancer further.

EDIT:  I’ll admit I wrote the first few sentences in a matter of seconds trying to imitate the most ignorant right-winger possible, if that offends you, then it offends you.

I used this space for venting drunkingly on the campaign last year or for pure venting reasons alltogether.   I’ve decided to take a new approach and just pick a few articles each week and comment upon them.  Whoa, another news opinion blog?!  Yes, sadly, but I’m sure I’ll be posting something worthwhile or at least add my own twist

Now I’ll say my usualy line that I’ll be returning shortly to post more frequently, but this time I won’t disappear for an extended period of time or randomly post some drunken comments and ramble on in a drunken stupor.

In the word’s f the governator himself…

I’LL BE BACK

The ultimate revenge.  Your family is murderered by the mob and you seek vengence.  Taking family [mob] after family out until your blood thirst is quelled.  In the process you kill an undercover FBI agent and seek penance through assisting the family’s financial means and being rejected.  After discovering that the sick SOB whom the murdered agent you killed was monitoring decide to go out for blood and in the mean time, protect the slain servants family.

Everything plays out to where the crook is caught and let go through a corrupt judicial system.  Anticipating these flaws you rescue the agents family from murder, make a slip in whom you entrust to guard them and go on the flawless rampage of defeating some gang-banging lower than lowest of the socio-economic scale to once against prove your message.  Punish the evil do’ers through revenge.  The urban-gang-raise army is slaughtered through battlefield intelligence, the evil geniuses brother is shot in the third eye via high-calibur six shooter and the genius himself is stabbed kidney to kidney with an iron poker and laid on a seemingly gas lit fireplace to rest.

Strangely, but as I should have suspected, and as I had hoped for.  This movie was the near same as the Rambo flix of the past.  The warrior came back to win the war, but learned his lesson at the end.  It still idealizes the strict revenge mindset but there’s no controversial line of “Do we get to win this time?” or much spoken to prove the conclusion whatsoever.  But, audiences will recognize what I’m talking about;  Frank Castle (The Punisher) protects the family of the agent he’s accidently killed by doing what anyone with his nickname does; Punish.

The endless revenge plots will never end, but at least their message’s have changed.  We don’t just have some elite veteran coming back against the public tide, instead we see a man whom’s family has been murdered and will stop at nothing to defend anothers existential future.  Conversely, it seems audiences will always seek the justice they feel is deserved.

The psychology seen here is a mix of what we’ve seen, with what people re-produce over and over, plus more hardcore slaughtering and a different signal at the end.  The hero seemingly retires but leaves the conclusion open to all like how are political appointee’s answer any serious question.  There maybe a followup movie (sequel) but we’ll never known, or in this analogies sequence, we have no fucking idea what this public servant just said; they’re open to the question but will admit nothing.

As I stated, I’m quite “un-sober” as I love the phrase, and am as I am usually, rambling on about some offset topic on a seemingly unresponsive blog trying to vent my thoughts.  What this post entails to do is go against the tide of movies we’ve all seen.  There’s always those diehard [PUN!] action movies that we’ve all seen with the same message, but in this case, In was somewhat surprised; which doesn’t happen often.

Until next time folks?

… a Brooklyn federal judge yesterday found that under the Bush administrations, FDA restriction on the morning-after pill had been influenced by conservative ideology and involved “political considerations, delays and implausible justifications,” rather than being grounded in science and “reasoned decisionmaking.”
Source:  Dosomething.org

In his 52-page decision, Korman repeatedly criticized the FDA’s handling of the issue, agreeing with allegations in a lawsuit that the decision was “arbitrary and capricious” and influenced by “political and ideological” considerations imposed by the Bush administration.

“These political considerations, delays and implausible justifications for decision-making are not the only evidence of a lack of good faith and reasoned agency decision-making,” he wrote. “Indeed, the record is clear that the FDA’s course of conduct regarding Plan B departed in significant ways from the agency’s normal procedures regarding similar applications to switch a drug from prescription to non-prescription use.”
Source:  WashPo

Another liberal baby-killing, far-left capitalism destroying, Ché hailing communist win and another conservative principle down for the count.

Strange how this is how it will played off throughout the country.  Whenever the beliefs (in general) of the Democratic party are upheld, or in this case Roe v. Wade, it is simple dismissed as LLLIIBBeral (focus on enunciating the LIB part of the word and quickly finish the rest), Unamerican and by the way did you know in one of President Obama’s HQ’s during campaign season there was a massive Ché Guevara flag, which means your a pinko-commie.

The fun thing is, this is real, and it happened throughout the campaign, and has really has continued.  It seems at least to me, some network pundits”tend” to report the facts but then using some rather sneaky psychology tricks, tend to opine their beliefs and force them upon you.  While I have no problem with ones personal opinion, I despise these little games.  Story A is reported, times are changing is the summary by the pundit, and with a witty, sardonic comment at the end the pundit reminds his audience of how things were better then traditional beliefs were upheld.

Oh how it irks thee!  I feel as if a burning orange poker is being stuck into my side.  Tradition!  How wonderful a thing tradition is to this country!  Slavery, sexism, racism, population transfers!  No need to get into specifics for each of these, as I pray one knows a bit of history.  It seems to me that “tradition” is always relative to the generation and and especially for my generation; technology and science.

My Grandfather’s generation had the invention of the mass-produced latex condom.  (Made from rubber by Goodyear company beforehand)

Followed by my Mom and Dad’s being introduced to the pill which would allow Reagan to describe “the mess” at UNC Berkley.

“advocates of sexual orgies, drug usage, and filthy speech,” who wanted only to “disrupt the academic community” and who therefore must be brought under control immediately.

And now for my generation.  We still have the condom, only quite a few more designs and accessories and the pill will always be around and we’ve made a few more; like Plan B.

My whole point of this entry was not to demonize tradition or conservatives more directly.  But to applaud progression AND tradition.  I stated sarcastically the great things tradition has brought us and by no means believe that is all it has done.  The belief of liberty and freedom are things that will always be conserved in this country and they will always guide progression as well.

The questions I have are how much tradition do we save?  How far forward do we go?  I don’t mean these rhetorically and I’m not implying if we take one step forward we’re going to sprint the rest of the way and break apart all that we have saved.

I don’t know where else to go with this, I’ll finish this up later..    –>Publish

I’ll start making updates quite often as soon as President O  takes the oath.  This should be interesting.

P.S. It seems my friends have found out what that little orange button on firefox does!  See if I ever let another friend use my laptop   And I know who did it, you Irish fuck

“Yeah, second in line if McCain is elected.  The truth will scare you.  It’s coming sometime this week.  Guard against all sharp objects and duct tape your fists because you will want to gouge your damn eyes out after this.”