Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers perform "Atheists Don't Got No Songs" on Austin City Limits. I'm gonna start playing this every Sunday morning when I wake up...the he is always lowercase.
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11.08.2010
Oh Rachel Maddow...You make it hard to take you Seriously.
This is Why Cops Piss Me Off
Apparently...Citizens do not have the right to tell a Police Officer to Slow Down...Even when the cop is going 25 mph over the speed limit and doesn't have his emergency lights flashing. For the entire story behind the video CLICK HERE.
11.07.2010
I always hated working in Customer Service...
Ron Paul 2012...the Revolution Continues.
11.04.2010
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
Up late watching Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. It put me in the mood from some classic Jimmy from Saturday Night Live.
SNL - Jimmy Fallon - Valentine Songs
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10.31.2010
The 15 Year High School Reunion
I know most people avoid reunions, but apparently I like pain. Actually, it wasn't that bad...thanks to my best friend from high school, Camel No 9's, Bud Light, and a Headband nug...
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| Me & Julie, Circa 1995. How much do you love those clothes? |
| Me & Julie, Circa 2010. I officially look like my mother. Me & Julie under the influence, Circa 2010 |
My Sunday Morning Ritual
For years now...it's my couch, a few Camel No 9's, a bowl of Kush, and CBS Sunday Morning. Thank you for the low key news Charles Osgood. I love the bowties. This is my church.
10.30.2010
Self Reliance v. Helping Others...the American Philosophical War
As a libertarian, I tend to approach things on a philosophical level. It's just how I see the world. This approach tends to bother people during poltiical discussion. They will say things like "whether you agree with it or not, it has happened. So what things do you want to change about it or get rid of?" But I will respond with, "I don't care about the specifics of the Obamacare legislation, I am philosophically opposed to any kind of government intervention into health care." I feel like I'm attempting a college level discussion, but getting an 8th grade response. And, then I shut down and just smoke my Camel No. 9.
But seriously, it bothers me that we can't have true philosophical discussion in our society right now...because we are in a philosophical war in this country. The ultimate question is...am I ultimately only responsible for myself and my family? or Are we all responsible for each other? Do I keep my own earnings and belongings for the benefit of myself and my family? or Do I send all of my money to a central location so it can be dispersed "properly" back out among everyone else?
Nobody gave me any money to go to college. Should I be forced to have part of my tax dollars fund federal Pell Grants so others can go without paying themselves?
Nobody pays my medical bills for me. Should I be forced to have part of my tax dollars go to Medicaid so others can receive "free" health care?
I do not have kids. Should I be obligated to pay for the education of other people's children?
Nobody bailed me out. Should my tax dollars be used to rescue failed businesses?
We are at a crossroads in this country. We can either take the path of higher taxes, larger dependence on government programs, and re-distribution of wealth. Or, we can go down the road of more freedom and personal responsibility.
How much freedom do you want? What decisions do you want to make for yourself? What do you think you should be responsible for?
Do liberals and Democrats really believe the government funded life is a perfect life?
But seriously, it bothers me that we can't have true philosophical discussion in our society right now...because we are in a philosophical war in this country. The ultimate question is...am I ultimately only responsible for myself and my family? or Are we all responsible for each other? Do I keep my own earnings and belongings for the benefit of myself and my family? or Do I send all of my money to a central location so it can be dispersed "properly" back out among everyone else?
Nobody gave me any money to go to college. Should I be forced to have part of my tax dollars fund federal Pell Grants so others can go without paying themselves?
Nobody pays my medical bills for me. Should I be forced to have part of my tax dollars go to Medicaid so others can receive "free" health care?
I do not have kids. Should I be obligated to pay for the education of other people's children?
Nobody bailed me out. Should my tax dollars be used to rescue failed businesses?
We are at a crossroads in this country. We can either take the path of higher taxes, larger dependence on government programs, and re-distribution of wealth. Or, we can go down the road of more freedom and personal responsibility.
How much freedom do you want? What decisions do you want to make for yourself? What do you think you should be responsible for?
Do liberals and Democrats really believe the government funded life is a perfect life?
10.29.2010
Today I Learned the Word "Funicular"
Running around Park City, Utah today taught me a few things.
#1. A funicular is a really cool way to travel...
#2 It's much faster to travel down Main Street when it's NOT the Sundance Film Festival...
#3 It freakin' snows up here in October. (OK...I already knew that, but had never been here at this time of year to experience this freakishly early snowfall) It was so DAMN COLD.
#1. A funicular is a really cool way to travel...
#2 It's much faster to travel down Main Street when it's NOT the Sundance Film Festival...
#3 It freakin' snows up here in October. (OK...I already knew that, but had never been here at this time of year to experience this freakishly early snowfall) It was so DAMN COLD.
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