Friday, October 27, 2006

A Quadruple Threat

Kevin Federline (K-Fed) has said that he's the most underrated man in Hip-Hop. I agree, he's not a rapper because he's married to someone who's in the twilight of her cultural relevance, he's a rapper because of his flow and ability to make you think while your getting crunk at the club. But I'm not stopping there, I think K-Fed is underrated as a person. The man is a Quadruple Threat. He was a back-up dancer, he raps, he was on CSI: Miami (so we know he can act.) Finally and most importantly, K-Fed can wrestle. He's been in the WWE for the past few weeks, wrestling the star of The Marine, John Cena.

So don't make fun of K-Fed for being a white trash, deadbeat dad, who drinks and hangs out at strip clubs all night. Because he'll mesmerize you with his dancing abilities, body slam you onto the pavement, and put on a show for the cops to make sure you're the one who gets arrested. Then worst of all he'll dis you on his next album. And we all know bitches won't give up to some busta getting stone cold played by K-Fed. Word

Tuesday, October 24, 2006

Comic Books

Ok, here is what we're going to do. We're going to make a comic book about super heroes with useless powers. I'll start, you post them in the comments section.

Name: Anton Jenkins
Proffession: Sanitation Worker
Super Hero Name: The Watcher
Super Power: Can see the future of fictional television shows and knows how they all end.

Monday, October 23, 2006

Pier 1 can bite me

Can i just say that i am super annoyed with Pier 1. I'm always working, and when i ask from a few days off they tell me i can have them, but then they dont give them to me. Ugh! Someone will get hurt if i dont get my way! I cant stand that place any more!

Ok, im done now

Friday, October 20, 2006

Rochester is borring

I hate it here. I need something to do

Monday, October 16, 2006

I am a lazy sack of crap.

I do nothing. I go home and watch tv then play computer games. Even at work, I'm not motivated to write the reports I desperately need to write. I should be having adventures, relearning Brazilian Jujitsu, or more importantly applying to law schools. The deadlines aren't for some time, but to sit on my ass is just stupid. I don't know if my lack of motivation is generational or just personal, I know now that its not due to medication as I've been off anti-anxiety meds for over a year now. But if anyone has any hints or suggestions to get me motivated or passionate about doing something then let me know.

Went said

How did "went" become a synonym for "said"?

I told Todd I was going to kick his ass and he went "whoa"

I needed milk so I said to the store?

I hate english.

Saturday, October 14, 2006

Halloween!




I know what I'm dressing up as this year...

Mmmm.. more christianity

Friday, October 13, 2006

Best... Movie... Ever

Mmm... Christianity



"We're still fighting a war over who has the best invisble friend"

I think I'm turning Republican, I really think so.

A short essay on why we as a society should abandon the current model for the not for profit sector. I work for a NPO in an impoverished city in North Jersey, and have been tasked with the creation of a business plan for an Adult Education center. My first quarter goals are to find out if need exists for a center and then to see if the center is a feasible undertaking given its cost.

This is where the problem begins. First, not for profits work in a generally unquantifiable industry, this makes monetizing services extremely difficult. Secondly, the sector is filled with people whose greatest asset is good intentions. Good intentions are great for forward thinking vision when it comes to social causes, but they do not lend themselves handily when historical data is needed to create projected future financial data. So to paint a picture, we have an industry that needs intensive commitment to quantifying data and which is populated by people who have no intent on quantifying data. If we couple these prevailing attitudes with the fact that any social program can be justified by saying helping people is a priceless endeavour then we create a hotbed of inefficiency and redundancy.

I suggest that before we give money to these programs we demand oversight and accountability. Helping people is great, but if the agency in charge of helping does it poorly are we really doing justice to the greater social good? Maybe I am not turning into a republican because I am asking for more regulation, perhaps I'm endorsing liberalism with responsibility.

Thursday, October 12, 2006

The first post!

uhh.. heh heh heh.. heh heh.... like... cool