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So I decided I wanted steak and eggs (medium rare, over-medium) this morning, and proceeded to my local Waffle House as my kitchen is small and cold in the winter. As soon as I sat down and got my first cup of coffee, I realized that I was not going to keep from overhearing an argument that some trucker was intent on having with a few locals on why his state (Texas) was better than ours (Tennessee). The guy was getting pertty annoying, and I couldn't help but to stifle a laugh when he said that "...most of America's first heroes, like Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone, were honest-to-God Texans".
I guess the guy saw this as a challenge, because he asked what I thought was so damn funny. I just went about drinking my coffee and waiting on my plate of grease, since I actually am not as confrontational as people like to think I am. After "Hey buddy, I'm talking to you, " I couldn't help myself, though. I told him that I have never met a Texan who didn't think that their state wasn't better than everyone else's, and that, in fact, Texas did have more counties than any other state, and that most were named after heroes of their war of independance from Mexico. When he started to smile, I started my point.
"Too bad that not a damn one of them were from Texas."
Everyone paying attention was kind of lost now, so I kept going. There were no Texans, since that land wasn't independant. It was immigrants from other countries and American citizens who came to claim land being offered that founded Texas, and that defended it and won it's freedom. Now, I wonder where most of those people came from, where the vast majority of those heroes that Texas named it's counties and such after called home? Tennessee.
Before the trucker could retort, I threw it in that is was a Texas congressman who recently started a big mess when he suggested that military funeral honors should not be performed for veterans and soldiers who are killed in times of war, because it seems to support the anti-war protesters, and asked him what was so great about people who elected a man who wants to make laws like that. I must have pissed him off, because he threw a sawbuck on the counter and walked out without finishing his breakfast. I just went about eating my hashbrowns.
The moral of this? Never complain about how someone's outhouse smells when you live in an even larger shithole yourself. It makes you look like a dumbass.
By the way, the newest Barbie playhouse has a 'working' washer and dryer, oven, dishwasher, and toilet, and comes with a vacuum accessory. Tell me how this doesn't set women back 40-50 years? This could only be worse if the oven had a chain and shackle to attach onto Barbie's ankle.
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Sorry I haven't updated like I should as of late; I was laid off a month ago, and cannot find anything, so I have been a bit depressed. As much as I need the work, I was glad to take my leave of my last employer, though, because no one likes it when people are dishonest and keep double standards, nor when people have their little protection systems where the management can do whatever they like and get away with it. I have also decided that I need a gym partner in my area; I have the membership, just need the company. Read: You won't have to pay to go. I'm really starting to feel like the subject of an early Suzanne Vega song here; perhaps the PTSD is getting worse, I don't know. I have also decided to take a cue from the lovely our_innocence, and do the unfriending amnesty bit. If you are only on my friends list because you don't wish to offend me by unfriending me, or you can't remember why you are there, or you are just tired of me, or especially if I am only friended to make your friends list and ePenis larger, then feel free to unfriend me, and no questions will be asked. I'll try to update more when my life does not consist of looking for jobs and eating Cheetos.
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Name: R. Jefferson Edwards
Age: 25
Sign: Virgo
Hometown: Chattanooga, TN
About Me: Redfrog021, also known as Robert-Jefferson Edwards to muggles and other mere mortals, is a strange creature of sorts. A quarter century old, he has the miles and wisdom of an ancient artifact. Normally silent, interaction with others can bring a varied array of responses, ranging from pervy joking, to well-thought barbs and precision strikes on one's ego. He enjoys Scrabble, Harry Potter, moonlit hikes, and sexual innuendos. This journal is where he comes to talk to his friends, dabble in meme bullshittery, or rant about pointless topics.
Strengths: Confident, loyal, charming, outgoing, witty, good sense of humor, able to leap large trolls in a single bound, can be many places at a single time.
Weaknesses: Flattery, rum drinks, sophisticated women, various injured body parts, flashbacks, goes into a beserker trance at the first sign of a troll or when a friend is in danger, flirting.
Special Skills: Has a way with wit and words, master of the obvious, very crafty, excellent multitasking skills, excellent marksman, mechanically inclined.
Weapons: Fifteen inch rosewood and cherry wand, phoenix feather core; good for transfiguration and charms, piercing grey eyes, thick skin, double jointed where it counts, long muscular tongue, cool tattoos.
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Eddie Palmieri Malaguena Salerosa |
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Johnny Cash Solitary Man |
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System of a Down Metro |
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Orgy Blue Monday |
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NOFX Turning Japanese |
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Rufus Wainwright Hallelujah |
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Johnny Cash Hurt/Personal Jesus |
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Elvis Costello Veronica |
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Elliot Smith Needle in the Hay |
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The Clash Rock the Casbah |
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Cake I will survive |
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The Brothers Johnson Strawberry Letter #23 |
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Duran Duran View to A Kill |
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Tennessee Ernie Ford 16 Tons |
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Weezer Say It Ain't So |
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Dean Martin Mambo Italiano |
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Pet Shop Boys West End Girls |
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Burt Bacharach This Guy's in Love With You |
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Cyndi Lauper 'The Goonies' theme |
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Dionne Warwick I Say a Little Prayer For You |
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Bangles Walk Like an Egyptian |
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Louis Prima Hey Cumpari! |
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Al Hirt 'Green Hornet' Theme |
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Weezer Island in the Sun |
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This Kid...he fucking rocks out!
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Harry Potter
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Minor-League Baseball
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Star Wars
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SNL Celebrity Jeopardy
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Beautiful Women
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Difficult Women
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Quidditch
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Sex and Sensuality
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Law Enforcement/Corrections
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B Movies
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Zodiac
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M*A*S*H
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Stopping to Smell the Flowers
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Star Trek
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Minor-League Hockey
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 | "The most unfair thing about life is the way it ends. I mean, life is tough. It takes up a lot of your time. What do you get at the end of it? A death. What's that, a bonus?!?
I think the life cycle is all backwards. You should get to die first, get it out of the way. Then you go live in an old age home. You get kicked out for being too healthy, collect your pension, then, when you start work, you get a gold watch on your first day. You work forty years or so until you're young enough to enjoy your retirement. You drink alcohol, you party, and you get ready for high school. You go to primary school, you play, you have no responsibilities. You become a little baby, you go back and spend your last nine months floating with luxuries like central heating, spa, room service on tap, then you finish off as an orgasm! AMEN!!"
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