Now That’s A Football Move For Your Ass!!!

I actually stopped watching sports back in 1996 because I actually do think it keeps grown men in a perpetual state of childhood but I’m certainly not oppose to seeing one hellava move either.  The only reason I began watching it was my dad loved the Dallas Cowboys.  Don’t know why as we’re from the … Continue reading »

Another Good Cop! FINALLY!

It’s very rare, due to the quiet militarization of our policemen, that we find one who crosses the blue line.  But thanks to a little cat named NYCresistance (youtube) who’s undercover recordings was profiled on a program I watched the other night– we finally get to see another hero!  The last time I was able … Continue reading »

Operation: “First Casualty II” – New York

This is simply outstanding!  I’ve been following Grant Collins, Adam Kokesh (as well as others) for a hot minute and I’m so amazed at what they are accomplishing.  What these guys and many like them prove is that the men and women of the armed forces can (and should) speak out.  I think “proud ass … Continue reading »

Coxsackie-Athens Valedictorian Speech 2010. Meet Erica Goldson!!!

This is probably the most important Valedictorian speech you’ll hear!  It is extremely refreshing to see that someone sees through this amazing fog!  She writes on her blog: “A travel log of a former over achiever who decided she’d rather be an explorer, forming her own path than submit to the unfulfilling, mainstream version of … Continue reading »

The Story of Stuff

A lil’ something to think about.  Enjoy. Continue reading »

Finally! ::sighs:: An Officer Breaks the Silence!

I saw this on atlanteanconspiracy.com earlier today.  I like popping over to his site because he has a way of finding great videos that illustrate just how true the term “conspiracy” is.  Please, humor me for a minute… I just want to state for the record how my dictionary defines the word ‘conspiracy’; “a plot … Continue reading »

From Bank Robber to Supreme Court Practitioner

It wasn’t until he was thrown into prison for armed robbery that Shon R. Hopwood found his calling in life. While serving a 10-year sentence for holding up banks in rural Nebraska, Johnson spent time in the prison law library, where he studied procedures for filing appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court. His very first … Continue reading »

Tickets for Tots!

Okay… as much as we blast the foulness that causes us to say “Why O’ Why?”, I’ll not deny the positivity that is occasionally happening in our world.  It is with great enthusiasm that we share this one very cool thing that has come to our attention thanks to SunnyC!  (Good lookin’ out lady!). Every … Continue reading »

Harlem Children’s Zone

I watched this on 60 minutes last night.  I’m really glad to see something positive taking place with our children and one man’s vision and commitment to make a major impact.  I’ll let the videos speak for themselves. Way to go Mr. Geoffrey Canada for showing what true leadership is all about! Continue reading »

Man makes living by selling the shirt on his back

NEW YORK (Reuters) – A T-shirt a day has kept unemployment at bay for an American man who is making about $85,000 a year by selling advertising space on his torso.  Jason Sadler, 26 (pictured above), a former marketing professional from Florida, founded his own company, http://www.iwearyourshirt.com, in 2008 with the idea to wear a … Continue reading »