Monday, February 22, 2010
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Random Thoughts
Music:
As a Double seconds player I have found that what KGB told me is true "It's all in the chords"
Iran:
There is more going on there than meets the eye.
Barak:
Expectations too high for one who is not the second coming of Christ
Ipod Shuffle:
As a Double seconds player I have found that what KGB told me is true "It's all in the chords"
Iran:
There is more going on there than meets the eye.
Barak:
Expectations too high for one who is not the second coming of Christ
Ipod Shuffle:
THE WORST THING EVER SOLD TO AN UNSUSPECTING VICTIM.... Wooooooooooohhhhhsssssaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh.
WOMEN:
Want a man who will stick and stay in spite of them.
MEN:
Sometimes don't know what they want.
Work:
My refuge
Pan:
?
Relationships:
Are hard.
Tuff Quote:
"Not in my cabinet". For some twisted reason my ratings for my prime minister went up after that.
20\20 Cricket:
Will be the most financially lucrative form of the game.
WOMEN:
Want a man who will stick and stay in spite of them.
MEN:
Sometimes don't know what they want.
Work:
My refuge
Pan:
?
Relationships:
Are hard.
Tuff Quote:
"Not in my cabinet". For some twisted reason my ratings for my prime minister went up after that.
20\20 Cricket:
Will be the most financially lucrative form of the game.
A Post
I know it has been a while since i have last written anything here.
Due to my company's exuberance in clamping down on "social sites" (as i mentioned before) blogging at work is no longer an option. With no internet at home (yes yes I know, that's another loooong story) I have no way of getting my message of pure unadulterated idleness across.
For some time it seemed all hope was lost, but alas! Riding in to save the day from the south came a hero. Who was this hero you ask? it was non other than CLARO
For now i will not go into details, suffice it to say I now have unfettered access to the world wide web. (YAY!)
Due to my company's exuberance in clamping down on "social sites" (as i mentioned before) blogging at work is no longer an option. With no internet at home (yes yes I know, that's another loooong story) I have no way of getting my message of pure unadulterated idleness across.
For some time it seemed all hope was lost, but alas! Riding in to save the day from the south came a hero. Who was this hero you ask? it was non other than CLARO
For now i will not go into details, suffice it to say I now have unfettered access to the world wide web. (YAY!)
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Savages
Who are we to pretend not to be savages?
In the debate regarding the death penalty I find those of us in support of such a move to exhibit a level of blood lust that is a bit disturbing...
Why is it so important to KILL another human being for a crime they did? How does that make us better than they are? Because we BELIEVE that we are justified?
I am amazed at others (and myself) every time i hear of the woman that killed her husband when she found out he molested their daughter... the sense Satisfaction we get from knowing "justice" was served shows that just beneath the surface we all hold a level of primal savagery that we keep under wraps under the premise of civilized behavior.....
The truth is we have only just given ourselves rules and guidelines to release our more primal urges. That's all society is: an institution that sets rules and mores that allow us to "Constructively" channel the savage in us all......
Yet we would like to think we are better than the beasts of the field..... in a sense we are... and then again we are not.
In the debate regarding the death penalty I find those of us in support of such a move to exhibit a level of blood lust that is a bit disturbing...
Why is it so important to KILL another human being for a crime they did? How does that make us better than they are? Because we BELIEVE that we are justified?
I am amazed at others (and myself) every time i hear of the woman that killed her husband when she found out he molested their daughter... the sense Satisfaction we get from knowing "justice" was served shows that just beneath the surface we all hold a level of primal savagery that we keep under wraps under the premise of civilized behavior.....
The truth is we have only just given ourselves rules and guidelines to release our more primal urges. That's all society is: an institution that sets rules and mores that allow us to "Constructively" channel the savage in us all......
Yet we would like to think we are better than the beasts of the field..... in a sense we are... and then again we are not.
Monday, November 17, 2008
BOSE fi mi money
No wen looking at a BOSE acoustic system.. on realises that the avg cost is 10 times that of other similar systems.. where as i agree it not worth 10 times the value... but it is worth at LEAST 8.
Trust me you will not regret it....
BOSE TO DI RERL!
This has been my experience
Trust me you will not regret it....
BOSE TO DI RERL!
This has been my experience
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Who to talk to
I find myself reluctant to talk about the Obama victory with many ppl....... and i am not sure why...
I am happy he won but apprehensive about what it means....
I look around and it almost seems as if we are blinded by euphoria ... which i guess is an acceptable human reaction... but it just seems... so...... human.
There are those i cant wait to talk to about this... these people are more likely to talk about the implications of this in terms or real world changes.... Everyone else it seems are content to do somersaults and back flips as if we just won the lotto.... and maybe we did... I honestly think he is the best man for the job....
Those who harp on the fact that he is black man scare me.... I am glad the American public (at least the white Americans) have shown that they can look beyond race to elect the Best option they had. Power to them.
As for me, its a wait and see... I look at this and cant help but compare this to Bruce Golding (our own Prime Minister) Who i believe is the right man for the times... even though i think some members of his cabinet should go.
I think the world has spoken... its the dawn of a new age its time for a NEW leadership... but whenever i glance back at history I only seee our own tail.
Selah.
I am happy he won but apprehensive about what it means....
I look around and it almost seems as if we are blinded by euphoria ... which i guess is an acceptable human reaction... but it just seems... so...... human.
There are those i cant wait to talk to about this... these people are more likely to talk about the implications of this in terms or real world changes.... Everyone else it seems are content to do somersaults and back flips as if we just won the lotto.... and maybe we did... I honestly think he is the best man for the job....
Those who harp on the fact that he is black man scare me.... I am glad the American public (at least the white Americans) have shown that they can look beyond race to elect the Best option they had. Power to them.
As for me, its a wait and see... I look at this and cant help but compare this to Bruce Golding (our own Prime Minister) Who i believe is the right man for the times... even though i think some members of his cabinet should go.
I think the world has spoken... its the dawn of a new age its time for a NEW leadership... but whenever i glance back at history I only seee our own tail.
Selah.
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