You've lost that lovin feeling

I blog. So, obviously I enjoy reading other people's blogs. I even enjoy reading the comments written on such blogs. Especially, entertainment, news etc. Now, in reading these comments I possess that knowledge that some people are simply mean. Typically, I just shrug it off and say (to myself that is) "what an ass." But today I think I have seen an all time low in blog commenting. I read a very sad local news article about a 26 year old woman who tragically died on Us-1. My eyes immediately lower to the comment section and this is what I read:

women cannot drive. the makeup, the cellphone, the
entitlement issue.. get
out of the fast lane if you're gonna be going 30 mph
and thinking you're at home
on your couch talking on the phone! and don't
take it personal if someone is
flashing their high beams for you to get the
?@#$%*&# out of the way!!! its
totally frustrating. they should have a
tougher driving test for women.

Look, I am no Femi-Natzi. I could care less when men feel the need to bash women because frankly, I don't listen to half of what a typical man says anyway. However, must we be so insensitive? From one human being to another, shouldn't we feel sadness toward the loss of life. Seriously, who reads such a sad article and thinks "hey, this is the perfect opportunity for me to slam women. I am going to comment on how women drivers suck because that's probably what the readers want to hear" Listen up fella, we do not need your two useless obnoxious cents. A sad story does not warrant such remarks.

Just because the Internet is now an outlet for our opinions, does not, and should not give anyone the right to just be mean. It's like the old wise expression goes "if you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all." The blogisphere for some reason has upped the ante for meanness. I see these kind of comments in reference to many stories. The Octomom, Angelina and Brad, John Mayer, Jennifer Aniston...fat people, skinny people, ugly people, pretty people.....and the list goes on and on.

I get that we have freedom of speech, but why would anyone want to say something for the soul purpose of being mean to others? In this new technological society we live in I have discovered that too many people have "lost that lovin feeling" towards fellow man. I say it is time to STOP the madness!!!!!

Thank you for the opportunity to vent PEACE

What to do with a good idea?????

So I have these two amazing ideas but have know idea what to do with them. It would be at this moment of the blog where I would love to share with you my two extraordinary ideas....but alas, I can not for one day I may figure out how to make them happen...and would not want my ideas out there over the internet. BUT, I will say what they pertain to.

GREAT IDEA NUMERO UNO:
I came up with this idea about 2 years ago during my slot machine addiction. A perfect slogan for the Hard Rock. Perfect. Awesome. They would love it. I even tried calling them to get directed to their marketing department but the operator that answered the phone just thought I was a wacko.

GREAT IDEA NUMERO DOS:
An entire greeting card line. Something that I have not seen yet. I have the perfect idea...it's a money maker for them for sure....that is all I can say.

So there you go, I have a brain that is sitting on a goldmine but I have no clue how to cash in. What a waste!!!!

Ding Dong Ditch

I blame @aplusk (Ashton Kutcher) for the Ding Dong Ditch that occured today while I was hanging at my friends house. Ahhh, life was so peaceful before Ashton wanted to hit 1 million followers on Twitter before CNN. Proclaiming the promise of a lifetime, the promise to Ding Dong Ditch Ted Turner's house. Ding Dong Ditch was a thing of the past, not a popular stunt to pull now a days. But then came Ashton and he awoke the sleeping beast that lies deep within every 12 year old boy. Tonight, while peacefully watching, well watching nothing on TV cuz the season is over.....we hear Ding Dong....and then nobody was there. Yep a fun prank just to mess with us. So thank you @aplusk, my neighborhood will never be the same again!