Monthly Archives: March 2011

There is some WEIRD ass shit going on out there that science can’t explain

We’ve all noticed it. Dogs will hump anything. That’s why they are called dogs. Men are also like that. Does this little guy on the left [mom is on the right] look like a sheep to you? Hint: sheep have cloven hooves.

The “scientific” response? It can’t be, because such things can’t happen…

Brand new Ferrari vs. 50 year old Shelby Cobra?

Winner wins $400,000.00 bet from loser. Only in Vegas, baby!

Where there are rich men and hawt cars, there will be tits.

Here is a thread discussing the upcoming event through after the event occurred. It was fun reading the bantor back and forth, and all the speculation about which would win.

If you prefer no suspense, here is a video of one of the races.  The same car won all three races.

Some Christians hypothetically believe in forgiveness

My last few months have really opened my eyes to who my true loving family is. I won’t name names, but basically my family has had two diametrically opposed views of my nervous break-down midlife crisis take charge of my life. First, some voluminous background so that you can understand what has occurred.

I won’t try to justify my actions. I was irrational for a couple of days, after years of hating my job, years of praying that God would “just let me die,”  and after months of being clinically depressed while trying to hide it from others.  Something snapped inside me.  In the past, I had been able to force myself to work through it when the deadlines approached. I could produce a good product for my clients, and give them my very best.  But. I. Just. Lost it.

The night before a big trial, when I needed to put forth my best effort and work all night if necessary, I just couldn’t.  I knew that my depression and hatred of my job had caused me to slack off, and slack off, and slack off some more, until it was too late. The night before trial there was just too much to do and too little time to do it. So I did what I do best, I tried to drown myself in alcohol. All the while driving around aimlessly, trying to work up the courage to kill myself while making it look like suicide (so the wifey could have the double indemnity insurance).

After getting good and liquored up, I remembered that a couple of the insurance policies had an exclusion if I was killed while driving under the influence. So I pulled into a rest area and slept it off. I woke up early and drove around looking for the best place to conveniently drive off the road and do it. I found a couple of choice spots.  One I drove by three different times, waiting for a time when no cars were following. But my car was on fumes. Continue reading

Our developmentally challenged president

h/t gregoryno6

http://www.youtube.com/user/RossBennettComic#p/a/u/0/IrmtF1trv50

No Looting In Japan…Why Is That? (via That Mr. G Guy’s Blog)

From the Telegraph via The Drudge Report; The landscape of parts of Japan looks like the aftermath of World War Two; no industrialised country since then has suffered such a death toll. The one tiny, tiny consolation is the extent to which it shows how humanity can rally round in times of adversity, with heroic British rescue teams joining colleagues from the US and elsewhere to fly out. And solidarity seems especially strong in Japan itself. Per … Read More

via That Mr. G Guy's Blog

Beer post

I can relate to this…

Attacking the lies of liberalism, one article at a time

A must read “Longhorns 17, Badgers 1“, Iowahawk destroys the liberal lie that unionized teachers produce better results than non-unionized teachers. It doesn’t take a fucking genius to realize that teachers who get tenure and have no incentive to improve and keep improving will become fat and lazy as a pet ‘coon.