Moreno’s post reminds me that there is only one reason we are put on this planet.
And that is revenge.
Which is why I will be spending the rest of my day writing spiteful comments about all those high school teachers bent on filling what should have been the greatest years of my life with meaningless paperwork [...]

Seriously, I dont know. I thought I heard the music from a medal ceremony blasting on the tv downstairs but that might have been an episode of The Practice: Miami Victims Unit. Either way I started chanting “U-S-A” until my neighbor started banging on the wall. Hey buddy, if you hate America so much, [...]

Bakan argues that corporations behave ”pathologically” because of their inherent logic and legal obligation to pursue profit without regard to external costs borne by others. Nader says he made a similar argument to a conference of psychologists years ago. Both then seek to show how the restraints that hold this drive in check — unions, [...]

I just got this comment over at San Diego Blog and didn’t quite know what to make of it.

Paul’s latest post has inspired me to put up my browser stats for the month of September:

A candy named Mary Jane with a little girl’s skirt blowing up in the wind. Tastes like taffy.

A couple months ago I wrote a small post on San Diego Blog about local soldiers who are blogging while serving in Iraq.
Ever since then I’ve been sorta keeping my eye on some of those blogs. The viewpoint is biased of course, but there is no better way to know what thoughts are going through [...]

1949 Long Island, New York, John Cummings was born.
1980 Orange County, California Hari Balachandran was born.
1974 Cummings changes his surname and becomes known as Johnny Ramone.
2004 Balachandran changes his name to El Moreno
1974 The Ramones form in Forest Hills N.Y. and take residence at CBGB, "a scruffy club in lower Manhattan."
Moreno’s band just [...]

It’s been a busy week. Besides working full time and keeping my lil’ sister serious about studying this school year, Elenita has been visiting this past week so we’ve been doing the type of stuff that I usually don’t get to do nearly enough: Old Town, MOPA, eating at Pokez. We also had lunch with [...]

well Oso was right. There’s no way I could avoid posting on today; that infamous day when, one year ago today, John Ritter passed away. I think our great Secretary of Defense Ronald Dumsfeld said it best in his speech today:
“They [John Ritter] live[s] on as a testament to a country [...]