Friday, August 31, 2007
T.G.I.F
This week's tasty treat is Porn Star/DJ Jan Fischer.. For all you gay porn fans you can catch some of Jan's movies thru All Worlds Video, Channel1Releasing, MenAtPlay, and RascalVideo. ENJOY
Thursday, August 30, 2007
the guy that makes the news cool
to watch. I have become such a news junkie and my favorite news channel is MSNBC. One of the most entertaining reporters on there is Willie Geist, I def have a man crush on Willie. He contributes to Tucker Carlson's Tucker where he does In The News basically you know the outrageous stories " guy robs bank with plants covering his face" and a little celebrity gossip. Check out Willie's blog Zeitgeist over at http://zeitgeist.msnbc.msn.com/
Monday, August 27, 2007
first outing?
Perez Hilton has been saying for awhile that Wentworth Miller is gay. I would like to say I dont care who gay and who is not unless they are hot... Well Wentworth if you are dating Luke MacFarlane dude u can do so much better.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Friday, August 24, 2007
T.G.I.F
Happy Friday this week's tasty treat is Brian Kenny.. Model/Actor/Rapper out of NYC. fyi.. i love "thuggish" white boys...
I dont understand the legal system
82 Mins served out of an 96 hour sentence apparently for time served? Maybe I should move to L.A. and become a drunk too.. I love Nicole tho, def nothing against her. Somehow the legal system seems to work a lil differently there.
Thursday, August 23, 2007
bless her little heart
Lindsay Lohan was charged today with seven misdemeanor counts, including two counts each of driving under the influence, driving with a blood alcohol level over .08 percent, being under the influence of cocaine and one count of reckless driving, the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office has announced.
The charges stem from two separate DUI incidents – one in May in Beverly Hills and one in July in Santa Monica.
Both times, officers allegedly found the actress in possession of cocaine. However, on both occasions the amount found was below the .05 grams required for a felony filing.
The charges stem from two separate DUI incidents – one in May in Beverly Hills and one in July in Santa Monica.
Both times, officers allegedly found the actress in possession of cocaine. However, on both occasions the amount found was below the .05 grams required for a felony filing.
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Monday, August 20, 2007
Saturday, August 18, 2007
FINALLY
I love As The World Turns, you can see my previous blog about the lovely Cady McClain who plays Rosanna on there, but I have been waiting all summer to see some kind of fall out from the Luke/Maddie/Noah story. And FINALLY yesterday Luke and Noah kissed. FYI I do realize how gay this sounds lol
Friday, August 17, 2007
it's T.G.I.F
For this week's T.G.I.F post I decided to go in a different direction and have a girl. SMG... I LOVE SMG but Im not sure how I feel about the new hair cut. oh well.. Sarah Michelle can do no wrong in my book
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Im such a big fan...
Of the HuffingtonPost.com It's only a news and opinion site, really good articles like this one by Paul Krassner: A**hole of the Week
This is a special edition of these nominations. They all have to do with religion. Not included here, however, is the massacre of 175 civilians in the Yazidi community in Iraq. The victims were mostly Kurds, though neither Muslim nor Christian, and are considered by some to be a demonic cult whose members don't believe in God. But to label the four suicide bombers as "assholes" would somehow trivialize the unspeakable horror and misery that they have caused. Here, then, are the real Assholes of the Week. Amen.
*Officials of the High Point Church in Arlington, Texas, for canceling a memorial service for a Navy veteran the day before it was scheduled, because the deceased man was homosexual. They knew he was gay when they offered to host the service, but after his obituary listed his life partner as one of his survivors, it was called off. Although also offended by a video tribute, which showed men "engaging in clear affection, kissing and embracing," they refused to turn the other cheek.
*A mob of around 100 Islamic extremists in India, including three elected officials, for breaking into a news conference and assaulting exiled novelist Taslima Nasrin, who has enraged many Muslims with writings that are harshly critical of their religion. She has been the target of numerous death threats -- some Muslim clerics have offered a $12,000 reward to anyone who kills her -- and two policemen sit constantly outside the door of her apartment. Salman Rushdie has revoked his offer to escort her to the prom.
*The Taliban, for kidnapping several South Korean church volunteers in Afghanistan and killing two of them. The remaining missionaries, who were considered arrogant for trying to convert Muslims, apologized after being freed. The Taliban, incidentally, received $43 million from the U.S. government five months before the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The reason, stated Karl Rove -- who has resigned in order to spend more time with the Manson family -- was because the Taliban is a faith-based organization.
*Presidential wannabe Tom Tancredo, for asserting that bombing holy Muslim sites would serve as a good "deterrent" to prevent Islamic fundamentalists from attacking the U.S. This notion of a pre-emptive assault made it into a Latino-oriented comic strip, "La Cucaracha" by Lalo Alcaraz: "You're watching 'The U.S.'s Greatest Surprise Attacks' on the Distorted History Channel. Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo issued a top-secret warning: 'The U.S. should nuke Islam's holy places!'" The TV viewer responds, "It is wrong to threaten nations with terror -- unless Tom Tancredo does it." In a previous strip, from a car radio: "President Bush has taken to calling himself the inelegant 'Commander Guy.' May we suggest the more graceful 'Dicatator Dude?'"
*A Mexican priest, Rev. Dagoberto Valle Arriaga, for killing his son. He was afraid that Catholic church officials would remove him from the priesthood if they learned about the child. They suggested that he should've used a theologically correct condom with tiny holes in the reservoir tip so that the spermatazoa would have only a fighting chance to impregnate the mother.
*New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Robert Murray, co-owner of Utah's Crandall Canyon Mine, and singer Sinead O'Connor, for anthropomorphizing the deity. Bloomberg: "I don't know that God had rush hour in mind when this storm hit." Murray, when asked if the trapped miners were dead or alive: "Only the Lord knows that." O'Connor: "In the end of the day, the person who gets brought into the most disrepute is God. I kind of object to that."
*Members of Decatur, Alabama's Church of Leaning Christ, who complained about Rev. Billy Lee Halpin's choice of rock music, which has been used in the church's services for years. "We started out with The Monkees song 'I'm a Believer,'" he explained, "but then had to cancel that as many members were upset by the use of The Monkees. They felt it was a slap in the face to God, you know, with evolution and all. So now we just use Pat Boone again."
*Norway's Princess Martha Louise, for claiming not only that she communicates with angels, but also for her involvement in an alternative school that aims to teach people how to get in touch with angels. Sounds like a sitcom in severe need of a laugh track.
*The individual who successfully bid more than $1,500 on eBay for a slab of concrete with a smudge of driveway sealant resembling the face of Jesus.
*An unidentified Major in Iraq -- a fundamentalist Christian pretending to be a "freethinker" -- for attending the first meeting of atheist service members under the umbrella of the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers, then verbally berating the other attendees, accusing them of plotting against Christians and disrespecting soldiers who have died protecting the Constitution. He threatened them with punishment, shut down the meeting and said that he would do whatever it took to shut down future meetings. He forced attendees to stand at attention while he yelled, berated and humiliated them. One attendee had fled when the shouting started, and he found a foxhole to hide in.
*China's atheist leaders, for banning Tibet's living Buddhas from reincarnation without permission. According to the order, issued by the State Administration for Religious Affairs, "The so-called reincarnated living Buddha without government approval is illegal and invalid." The regulation is aimed at limiting the influence of the Dalai Lama, who stated in his defense, "I used to believe in reincarnation, but that was in a previous life."
*Those believers and secularists alike who have waged a battle against the teaching of meditation in publicly funded schools, as if slow, deep breathing is necessarily and automatically a violation of separation of church and state.
*Maritza Tamayo, principal of the Unity Center for Urban Technologies in New York City, for paying a woman to sprinkle chicken blood on the high school in order to cleanse it of negative energy, and to lead several Santeria religious rituals during a vacation break when students weren't present. Also, the Board of Education, for firing her.
ANTI-ASSHOLES OF THE WEEK
*The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, for at least urging its bishops to refrain from defrocking gay and lesbian ministers who violate a celibacy rule, even though measures that would have permitted ordaining gays churchwide were rejected.
*Hooshang Torabi, an Iranian and a Muslim who lives in the San Fernando Valley in California, for donating one of his kidneys to Gaston Gonzales, a Cuban, a Catholic and a resident of the San Gabriel Valley.
*Journalist Helen Thomas, for calling attention to the "deafening silence" of the church in regard to the enormities of the Bush administration.
*Two Roman Catholic priests -- Franciscan Louis Vitale, 74, and Jesuit Steve Kelly, 58 -- who were arrested as they approached the gatehouse at Fort Huachuca in Arizona, headquarters of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center. They intended to deliver a letter to Major General Barbara Fast, stating, "We are here today as concerned U.S. people, veterans and clergy, to speak with enlisted personnel about the illegality and immorality of torture according to international humanitarian law, including he Geneva Conventions. We condemn torture as a dehumanization of both prisoners and interrogators, resulting in humiliation, disability and even death."
*The so-called Laser Monks in Wisconsin -- whose online business selling printer cartridges and other products will gross about $7 million this year -- for distributing 15 percent of their profits (the rest covers the costs of running the company and maintaining the abbey) to several dozen charities, including a Vietnamese school for orphans, a Costa Rican group that helps the children of impoverished farmers, a Minnesota summer camp for children with AIDS, and for funding their own Torchlight Foundation, which helps schools pay for courses that teach socially responsible business practices.
This is a special edition of these nominations. They all have to do with religion. Not included here, however, is the massacre of 175 civilians in the Yazidi community in Iraq. The victims were mostly Kurds, though neither Muslim nor Christian, and are considered by some to be a demonic cult whose members don't believe in God. But to label the four suicide bombers as "assholes" would somehow trivialize the unspeakable horror and misery that they have caused. Here, then, are the real Assholes of the Week. Amen.
*Officials of the High Point Church in Arlington, Texas, for canceling a memorial service for a Navy veteran the day before it was scheduled, because the deceased man was homosexual. They knew he was gay when they offered to host the service, but after his obituary listed his life partner as one of his survivors, it was called off. Although also offended by a video tribute, which showed men "engaging in clear affection, kissing and embracing," they refused to turn the other cheek.
*A mob of around 100 Islamic extremists in India, including three elected officials, for breaking into a news conference and assaulting exiled novelist Taslima Nasrin, who has enraged many Muslims with writings that are harshly critical of their religion. She has been the target of numerous death threats -- some Muslim clerics have offered a $12,000 reward to anyone who kills her -- and two policemen sit constantly outside the door of her apartment. Salman Rushdie has revoked his offer to escort her to the prom.
*The Taliban, for kidnapping several South Korean church volunteers in Afghanistan and killing two of them. The remaining missionaries, who were considered arrogant for trying to convert Muslims, apologized after being freed. The Taliban, incidentally, received $43 million from the U.S. government five months before the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The reason, stated Karl Rove -- who has resigned in order to spend more time with the Manson family -- was because the Taliban is a faith-based organization.
*Presidential wannabe Tom Tancredo, for asserting that bombing holy Muslim sites would serve as a good "deterrent" to prevent Islamic fundamentalists from attacking the U.S. This notion of a pre-emptive assault made it into a Latino-oriented comic strip, "La Cucaracha" by Lalo Alcaraz: "You're watching 'The U.S.'s Greatest Surprise Attacks' on the Distorted History Channel. Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo issued a top-secret warning: 'The U.S. should nuke Islam's holy places!'" The TV viewer responds, "It is wrong to threaten nations with terror -- unless Tom Tancredo does it." In a previous strip, from a car radio: "President Bush has taken to calling himself the inelegant 'Commander Guy.' May we suggest the more graceful 'Dicatator Dude?'"
*A Mexican priest, Rev. Dagoberto Valle Arriaga, for killing his son. He was afraid that Catholic church officials would remove him from the priesthood if they learned about the child. They suggested that he should've used a theologically correct condom with tiny holes in the reservoir tip so that the spermatazoa would have only a fighting chance to impregnate the mother.
*New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Robert Murray, co-owner of Utah's Crandall Canyon Mine, and singer Sinead O'Connor, for anthropomorphizing the deity. Bloomberg: "I don't know that God had rush hour in mind when this storm hit." Murray, when asked if the trapped miners were dead or alive: "Only the Lord knows that." O'Connor: "In the end of the day, the person who gets brought into the most disrepute is God. I kind of object to that."
*Members of Decatur, Alabama's Church of Leaning Christ, who complained about Rev. Billy Lee Halpin's choice of rock music, which has been used in the church's services for years. "We started out with The Monkees song 'I'm a Believer,'" he explained, "but then had to cancel that as many members were upset by the use of The Monkees. They felt it was a slap in the face to God, you know, with evolution and all. So now we just use Pat Boone again."
*Norway's Princess Martha Louise, for claiming not only that she communicates with angels, but also for her involvement in an alternative school that aims to teach people how to get in touch with angels. Sounds like a sitcom in severe need of a laugh track.
*The individual who successfully bid more than $1,500 on eBay for a slab of concrete with a smudge of driveway sealant resembling the face of Jesus.
*An unidentified Major in Iraq -- a fundamentalist Christian pretending to be a "freethinker" -- for attending the first meeting of atheist service members under the umbrella of the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers, then verbally berating the other attendees, accusing them of plotting against Christians and disrespecting soldiers who have died protecting the Constitution. He threatened them with punishment, shut down the meeting and said that he would do whatever it took to shut down future meetings. He forced attendees to stand at attention while he yelled, berated and humiliated them. One attendee had fled when the shouting started, and he found a foxhole to hide in.
*China's atheist leaders, for banning Tibet's living Buddhas from reincarnation without permission. According to the order, issued by the State Administration for Religious Affairs, "The so-called reincarnated living Buddha without government approval is illegal and invalid." The regulation is aimed at limiting the influence of the Dalai Lama, who stated in his defense, "I used to believe in reincarnation, but that was in a previous life."
*Those believers and secularists alike who have waged a battle against the teaching of meditation in publicly funded schools, as if slow, deep breathing is necessarily and automatically a violation of separation of church and state.
*Maritza Tamayo, principal of the Unity Center for Urban Technologies in New York City, for paying a woman to sprinkle chicken blood on the high school in order to cleanse it of negative energy, and to lead several Santeria religious rituals during a vacation break when students weren't present. Also, the Board of Education, for firing her.
ANTI-ASSHOLES OF THE WEEK
*The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, for at least urging its bishops to refrain from defrocking gay and lesbian ministers who violate a celibacy rule, even though measures that would have permitted ordaining gays churchwide were rejected.
*Hooshang Torabi, an Iranian and a Muslim who lives in the San Fernando Valley in California, for donating one of his kidneys to Gaston Gonzales, a Cuban, a Catholic and a resident of the San Gabriel Valley.
*Journalist Helen Thomas, for calling attention to the "deafening silence" of the church in regard to the enormities of the Bush administration.
*Two Roman Catholic priests -- Franciscan Louis Vitale, 74, and Jesuit Steve Kelly, 58 -- who were arrested as they approached the gatehouse at Fort Huachuca in Arizona, headquarters of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center. They intended to deliver a letter to Major General Barbara Fast, stating, "We are here today as concerned U.S. people, veterans and clergy, to speak with enlisted personnel about the illegality and immorality of torture according to international humanitarian law, including he Geneva Conventions. We condemn torture as a dehumanization of both prisoners and interrogators, resulting in humiliation, disability and even death."
*The so-called Laser Monks in Wisconsin -- whose online business selling printer cartridges and other products will gross about $7 million this year -- for distributing 15 percent of their profits (the rest covers the costs of running the company and maintaining the abbey) to several dozen charities, including a Vietnamese school for orphans, a Costa Rican group that helps the children of impoverished farmers, a Minnesota summer camp for children with AIDS, and for funding their own Torchlight Foundation, which helps schools pay for courses that teach socially responsible business practices.
now that's hot
Nicole looks great preggers, the weight thus far def agrees with her. I feel lazy that I havent had a real post in awhile, I guess there havent been any real issues that I felt like commenting on. Plus its always fun just to post pics and youtube clips.
pic via fadedyouth
pic via fadedyouth
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Saturday, August 11, 2007
some of my favorite clips
I love love love.. Curb Your Enthusiasm this is one of my favoite episodes "The Korean Bookie"
Friday, August 10, 2007
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
when will it end??
When is someone going to step in and give this girl some help. Come on you are a mother!!Britney if you didnt want the responsibly you should have kept your legs closed or at least been smart about using protection. On the up side that boys is H O T.
Thanks US Weekly
Thanks US Weekly
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
people say the darnest things...
Elizabeth Edwards wife of Presidential Candidate John Edwards recently said that the reason her husband is behind in the polls is because he is neither black or a woman so he isnt getting that much press.. HUNNY denial is not just a river in Egypt.
The only problem with John Edwards campaign are the not the fact he is neither black or a female, but both of the campaigns have tho benefited from those facts of course but that's not why they are beating Edwards, the offer something else. What is your campaign all about John??
The only problem with John Edwards campaign are the not the fact he is neither black or a female, but both of the campaigns have tho benefited from those facts of course but that's not why they are beating Edwards, the offer something else. What is your campaign all about John??
Monday, August 06, 2007
tooo funny..
BestWeekEver is probably one the funniest shows on, I had never heard of this "Chocolate Rain" song b4 but I love John Mayer singing it. Is it me or did he get sooo damn hotter with that new hair cut?
Friday, August 03, 2007
Thursday, August 02, 2007
the new monopoly?..
Rupert Murdoch, a man who already had altogether too much media power has just brought the Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal for 5 BILLION dollars. This could def be a bad thing since Murdoch's News Corp owns the Faux News Channel, many are guessing that The Wall Street Journal will become the first major conservative newspaper around. Im def all for creating and increasing your empire as long as you dont fuck it up or get too greedy. Mr.Murdoch tho has a long history of bending his journalism to political power in order to incur government, personal and regulatory favor.
On the other hand Murdoch does have the money to invest into the paper to actually make the paper greater. Nowadays with so many CEO's concerned about rising quarterly profit margins. Murdoch is "an owner who has a vision of a print-Web future that can sustain the expensive business of journalism and who is willing to lose some money in order to get across the dark valley to that bright mountain". I got that quote from Mike Hoyt a reporter for the HuffingtonPost.com, I def can not take credit for being that original lol.
In the end I wish Mr. Murdoch well, he's a business man a very successful one at that not only with his latest purchases but also with word of the development of the Fox News Business Channel. A venture to Im sure go after CNBC's audience. The only problem I have with big business is the Walmart effect, where one company/person/persons own the large portion of a particular market and Mr. Murdoch is setting himself to be the king of all Media.
On the other hand Murdoch does have the money to invest into the paper to actually make the paper greater. Nowadays with so many CEO's concerned about rising quarterly profit margins. Murdoch is "an owner who has a vision of a print-Web future that can sustain the expensive business of journalism and who is willing to lose some money in order to get across the dark valley to that bright mountain". I got that quote from Mike Hoyt a reporter for the HuffingtonPost.com, I def can not take credit for being that original lol.
In the end I wish Mr. Murdoch well, he's a business man a very successful one at that not only with his latest purchases but also with word of the development of the Fox News Business Channel. A venture to Im sure go after CNBC's audience. The only problem I have with big business is the Walmart effect, where one company/person/persons own the large portion of a particular market and Mr. Murdoch is setting himself to be the king of all Media.
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
such a downer..
That's how I feel about this season of Big Brother. I personally think Big Brother is probably one of the best reality shows out there but this cast.. OH No. This summer what a let down, I have never seen a bigger bunch of cry babies in my life. The past seasons have been filled with drama, power struggles and true competitors. The group this year is a bunch of amateurs, after 7 seasons you would think people would know how to play the game. I guess I am wrong b/c I could do a better job than they are now. This season is soo bad that I half way want to stop watching it, and i love Big Brother. And Im really bummed out that CBS and Showtime decided this year to do Big Brother After Dark where they show live from the house on Showtime2 from 12-3. Last year should have been the year for that, Im mean All-Star season baby.
Everyone annoys me soo much its hard for me to pick a favorite for the end. Since I have no favorites here are the people I hate the most. Eric(America's Player)- dude you fucking annoy me sooo much that if I ever saw you on the street I would punch you in the face. Evil Dick - dude chill out sometime, everything does not have to be soo deep. Amber - bitch have you ever watched Big Brother before? of course the game is suppose to be stressful, so stop laying around crying all damn day. Jen - get over yourself, bitch you arent that hot.
To be fair there are still 9 people in the house so the show could indeed get better, but damn what a slow fucking start.
Everyone annoys me soo much its hard for me to pick a favorite for the end. Since I have no favorites here are the people I hate the most. Eric(America's Player)- dude you fucking annoy me sooo much that if I ever saw you on the street I would punch you in the face. Evil Dick - dude chill out sometime, everything does not have to be soo deep. Amber - bitch have you ever watched Big Brother before? of course the game is suppose to be stressful, so stop laying around crying all damn day. Jen - get over yourself, bitch you arent that hot.
To be fair there are still 9 people in the house so the show could indeed get better, but damn what a slow fucking start.
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