Tag: myThoughts

  • Playing grown-ups…

    I just realized something. The reason why people are psychotic is because they are taking life too seriously. For whatever reason, playing has lost meaning for adults. Grown-ups need to learn how to have more fun instead of worrying about being hard-working robots.

    No wonder there is evil in this world. Illness is due to no humor. Perverts are symptoms of grown-ups confusing reality with make-believe.

  • Positively affirmative…

    Tonight, I have had the opportunity to learn and overcome the same mistakes of the past — to slow down and take the time to proofread for content, flow and “proper” grammar and spelling and to avoid offending more sensitive readers.

    That’s what I do best — to be a clueless troll: It’s to bring out the worse in everyone. If they are open-minded and understanding enough to “keep it real”, then they are okay in my books.

    If they get too emotionally involved, keep away. I’ve had observed enough drama in my lifetime(s). Most of the time, it’s entertainment — to step outside myself and see and feel what it is like in the eyes and ears of the other person(s).

  • In the sun…

    I wonder if an “amnesia” device is inside the sun that keeps people from remembering their past and thereby escaping from this prison planet.

  • 20110725-Thank You

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    I just got the card this morning and had opened up the envelope while waiting in the dental office at 12:00pm and read my “Thank You” card dated 7/11.

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    Thank you for being there 🙂

    You certainly have mastered the art of thoughtfulness!

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    Addendum — Last edited on 20110725 at 21:20:40 PM UTC : The “2010 Forever Stamp” (Eastern Red Cedar) has been placed upside-down! That’s uncool! And it’s funny that a post-mark over this stamp is nowhere to be seen. The coding appeared nicely at the bottom, though. I thought y’all should know.

  • Stalemate debt…

    Why are these politicians playing with some sort of experiment on the lives of people, animals, plants and minerals with their grand Masonic chessboard of black and white? The black/dark squares are those that cannot give it up. The white/light squares are those that are willing to give it up. What’s going on, really? Again, it is prudent to pay off the creditors first than all other obligations, such as Social Security, Medicare, Medical, welfare and other socialist-type benefits. Entitlements can wait. The rest can die.

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  • Crop circle chaff…

    Had a thought: each symbol represents a “gateway” – either to come or go as a “passport” for certain set of families or group of entities. Of course, each symbol can be man-infested by mere thought and/or “man-made” *by artists.

    *Was in reference to an EndTimes blog regarding the Biblical “chaff”.

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  • 20110714-Trying Themes

    Well, I’m trying yet another WordPress.com theme:

    Manifest by Jim Barraud

    Manifest is a clean and streamlined theme, with great care for typography, that focuses on the content and not the distractions. It comes with support for several post formats, including image, link, and aside, with the option of adding a subtle header image to bring a personal touch to the design. Read more about Manifest →

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    It’s clean and white. I like the single column, no sidebar template. However, I prefer time/date stamps on each blog entry to show my readers when I “published” my thoughts. Then again, what is time — Pacific? Univeral? Eternal? I guess it doesn’t matter when there is TOO much time on my hands, which end up blogging the whole day. I need, not just the ideal weblog template, but a purpose in life.

  • Two cheeks on the same ass…

    You’ve got the Reptilicans and the Demoncraps serving Satan. How would you exorcise these Satan worshipers?

    • End taxes and other socialized benefits.
    • End wars and other imprisonments.
    • End oligarchs and corporists.
  • My friends…

    Matthew 21: King James Version

    28But what think ye? A certain man had two sons; and he came to the first, and said, Son, go work to day in my vineyard. 29He answered and said, I will not: but afterward he repented, and went. 30And he came to the second, and said likewise. And he answered and said, I go, sir: and went not. 31Whether of them twain did the will of his father? They say unto him, The first. Jesus saith unto them, Verily I say unto you, That the publicans and the harlots go into the kingdom of God before you. 32For John came unto you in the way of righteousness, and ye believed him not: but the publicans and the harlots believed him: and ye, when ye had seen it, repented not afterward, that ye might believe him.

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    As so it with all latter and pals… though they continue their sinful ways… even one “entity” has said unto moi: “I’m sorry” and offered other apologies. His action, however, does not hold up to his words of promises and guarantees. I still await for his call and there upon forgiveness.

  • Five follies to think about…

    1. Money can buy happiness… as long as there is enough of both…

    2. A grudge against your enemy is only as good as your memory…

    3. Help yourself… because you will remember the day how you got in trouble…

    4. Forget the ten commandments… everyone will die anyway…

    5. Escapism solves life’s problems… only there is nowhere to hide…

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    Based on “five pearls on wisdom too remember”:

    1. money can’t buy happiness…but somehow it’s more comfortable to cry in BMW than on a bicycle.

    2. forgive your enemy…but remember the bastard’s name.

    3. help a man when he is trouble and he will remember you…when he is in trouble again.

    4. many people are alive only because…it’s illegal to shoot them.

    5. alcohol doesn’t solve any problem…neither does milk.

  • Nuggets of wisdom…

    Chick-a-fil founder at age 99 years…

    “Is it good to be wealthy?” ~ the interviewer (CNN Live-News Room).

    “Work honestly… Spend money wisely…” ~ the dad.

    “Better to give… Be good stewards…” ~ his son.

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  • Old ways… go away…

    “Why do you do that?” ~the Americanized boy to his in-laws.

    “We were told that’s how it’s done. It’s tradition.” ~the superstitous in-laws.

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    Long ago before the boy married the girl anyway, they bought a house together. When we visited that house, the girl was slamming the drawers and cabinets. She had to be told to sit down and converse with us.

    During the family photo-op of their wedding, no one smiled except the four of us, including the boy. Smiling during photographs is not traditional.

    In another situation, I was playing the piano. The girl then tuned her back to the performer, opened a piece of paper and showed the boy. She was talking throughout one song.

    Several times, the girl awaited patiently for the elders to sit down and take the first bite. In our tradition, the children we given more food first, not the elders.

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    In America, it is all about change. Those who cannot adapt to change in America should go back to their homelands and practice their outmoded traditions and superstitious beliefs and continue their miserable lives in oppressive and tyrannical societies.

    Don’t expect other cultures to get along everything, except through ideas, food, drinks, clothing, art and music. Everything else can be historical, like Judaism.

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