Cheryl Beckham

I just had to share this video here, it is a must see to be sure.

I have seen and heard that there is now an online game that allows you to throw shoes at George Bush, much like the real incident that just recently happened and in which the media is feasting upon as much as possible.  I haven’t even looked for the game, I mean it’s funny and all but I have better things to do with my time, computer based games just aren’t my cup of tea.

I hate to hear and see on the news about today’s pirates, they really have taken pirating to an embarrassing new height with technology and all that it and other new tactics, have to offer these guys.

Today a story was release about a group of Somali pirates demanding $25 million from the Saudi owners of three small ships anchored some where off the Haradhere, Somalia coast. One of the ships is holding crude oil that is being know being the “big prize”, and the pirates have all ready collected $4 million so far!

I wouldn’t want to be on the “high seas” in this day and age, a whole totally different kind of game is being played here, with all of the new technology that anyone can get their hands on and use to their advantage, and we are living in the age of nuclear access, wish scares the *%&$@# out of me!

The days of waiting for the mail man to come and bring good tidings to my door are long gone. What with email being the way for most folks to keep in touch any more, getting some sort of note, card or letter from anyone can only be expected these days around your birthday and the Christmas season.

My daily mail delivery usually consists of mainly of assorted junk mail and bills. So imagine my surprise and delight to find only one single piece of mail, all by it’s lonesome, sitting in my box this afternoon and this one piece just so happened to be my tax rebate check from our stimulus planning, soon to be our ex, President George W. Bush.

Now that I know the amount of the check, I will need to do some serious thought on what is the best way to use this precious bounty that has been bestowed upon me.

A couple of friends and I stepped out last night for a bite to eat and afterwards we went to see the recently released movie WALL-E  at the mall. Since we went to the last showing of the evening, we all were pretty much still full from our late dinner, so no one went crazy with the popcorn and candies, or their $5 sodas, which helped keep the cost to a minimum. These days none of us can afford to splurge much on extras like that anyway.

The film turned out to be animated and mainly geared towards children. This film possessed a not so subtle theoretical prophecy of the future in hysterically exaggerated terms, with an underlying sub-plot of a sort of the “lone survivor”, “wrong side of the tracks working stiff”, falls for the “top-of-the-line” classy, highly advanced, come to save mankind and got no time for silliness, fembot! A kind of love affair between robots. That in itself is a hoot! None the less it was quite unlike any animated film I had ever seen before. You just have to chill out and laugh. So, in my book, ’twas well worth the time and money to be seen on the big screen. Pay attention to minor details all through the movie, and you’ll not only laugh your ass off, but may find yourself giving some thought to things you’d previously paid little attention to.