Jack Johnson: The New Cat Stevens

For those who are not familiar with Cat Stevens, imagine Jack Johnson with long hair and a British accent. Cat Stevens, who was active throughout the 1970s and early 80s was his generation's Jack Johnson. Both artists sung about love and living in a positive way. Their styles are so similar it's kinda uncanny. If you listen to Jack, you should definitely check out Cat Stevens.

Abstinence Appreciation

Girl I'm not a piece of meat, stimulate my brain... touche Jermaine, touche.

The Rape of Kuwait

I was in Goodwill the other day (my new thing) and I picked up The Rape of Kuwait.  Such a blunt title made it a must.  I've read half of it so far and I highly recommend it to everyone.  It is safe to say that a lot of Americans were ill informed about Operation Iraqi Freedom.  Whether you agreed or disagreed with our country's brash decision to invade Iraq (it's fairly clear which side I take), The Rape of Kuwait shows the plight of the jilted souls of Iraq in 1991.  

Sketcherfield's Finest

Dear Facebook Video Vixens (Cierra and Alexa),
Thanks for all of the Facebook videos that yall have so graciously given me. I'm a pretty big fan of them. Let it be known that I am also a huge fan of the nickname Thom Thom. It's much better than Mangy... I'm stoked to know that the FVV will be in action until Jan. 2010 as well! I would return the favor, but I'm not cool enough to since I don't have a Mac ha.



Yours truly,
Thom Thom (Not lame ol Mangy)



P.S. I'm also a fan of Sonic and Latter-day Saints :)

The Real Mysteries of Life

Instead of fighting wars and trying to improve health care, Obama should be trying to solve the following riddles:


Why did the chicken really cross the road?

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?

If MC Hammer was honestly too legit to quit, why did he file for bankruptcy?

What really killed off the dinosaurs?

Is everything actually bigger in Texas?

Rain: The Great Antagonist

The House That Fascism Built (A Rant)

I usually try to shy away from posts that seem to be nothing more than rants, but I can't help myself. My supervisor proclaimed that talking at work was forbidden until further notice. Really? Are adults, ranging in age from 19 to 70+, suppose to be treated like school children. I haven't been forbidden to talk since 1st grade. I'm curious to see how long this talking ban is going to be in place.