Sunday, July 30, 2006
Basshunter - Boten Anna - YouTube
Where's the PsychoGirl story?
matt: is your name really Michael Henry? The Dude: yes matt: and are you from greenfield? The Dude: Originally, Millers now. matt: are you a godfather to any children? The Dude: Not that I know of... matt: do u know a girl named nancy from greenfield The Dude: oh, her. matt: why do u say it like that The Dude: she still talks about me? matt: no but i was browsing myspace and i saw your name michael henry matt: and our oldest son michael is named after u matt: havent changed his last name yet matt: its michael henry The Dude: are you serious? Why didn't you adopt him and change his name? matt: i am working on it matt: it takes a while trust me i have looked into it matt: its not that easy matt: i am sorry if i bothered u The Dude: the first step is I guess finding the real father... The Dude: no, you didn't bother me matt: ok matt: i met u at one point matt: u had glasses and long hair The Dude: Yeah, I remember you. Glad to see you're still together and things have worked out matt: yeah we have been together a long time nowe matt: now matt: she has changed a lot matt: she doesnt party anymore matt: just takes care of the family matt: nancy said u were the godfather The Dude: Not that I'm aware of. I'm sure that was something we might have discussed but I don't think I agreed to anything matt: oh cause michael asks where his name came from and nancy tells him his godfather The Dude: oh. matt: so your married matt: congratulations matt: congrats on your kids The Dude: yup. we've been together for 5 years now, married for almost two The Dude: thanks matt: thats cool The Dude: next one is due in Jan matt: we have been married almost 3 years matt: 3 kids matt: well michael matt: and zackary and ellazondra matt: well dont wanna take up to much of your time The Dude: I've seen the pictures on her myspace matt: well it was nice chatting maybe we can chat again gotta get ready for work The Dude: No problem. Take it easy. matt: you to matt: take care matt: can i add u on my list The Dude: sure matt: ok cool *** matt's IC window is closedI did add him to my friends list, but removed him soon after because of my many "friends" only posts. For the record, I am no ones god father. For educational purposes only, here is her myspace page. But just don't harass her. (I could care less if you did, but for liability sake I have to disclaim any and all involvement.) When I was first notified that she had a page and I checked it out, there were quiet a few references and apologies to me. Give me a break. If you have an account, view her pictures. She has a picture of the boy who she told I was their "god father". Note the skin color. I'm busy with two new for-profit web ventures but I'll have the story up by the end of the week. I'll leave you to talk amoungst yourselves.
See ya, Mel! - Revisited
Saturday, July 29, 2006
Feasting on Asphalt, TODAY!
Thursday, July 27, 2006
This week in God
SATURDAY NIGHT ALIVE CONCERT MUSIC BY SILOAM JULY 29 630PM
SOUTHERN GOSPEL CONCERT WITH THE EATONS SUNDAY JULY 30 6PM
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Operation Groucho - GoogleVideo
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Gibberish of the day
Monday, July 24, 2006
See ya, Mel! - GoogleVideo
A Notice To Parents Regarding The Good Night Show Late late week, Melanie Martinez, host of The Good Night Show, alerted us to the internet posting of an independent short film that she appeared in seven years ago. PBS KIDS Sprout has determined that the dialogue in this video is inappropriate for her role as a preschool program host and may undermine her character's credibility with our audience. As a result, PBS KIDS Sprout has decided that she will no longer appear as host of The Good Night Show. Melanie has been an important part of our network and we are disappointed that we had to make this difficult decision. PBS KIDS Sprout's foremost priority is to do what is best for our young viewers and their families. We remain committed to The Good Night Show, which debuted last year, as a valuable tool for parents to help children wind down after a busy day. Regularly scheduled programs within The Good Night Show (e.g. Dragon Tales, Bob the Builder, Thomas & Friends) will continue to air in their designated time slots with new short-form content replacing Melanie's segments. We are developing plans to launch a new season of The Good Night Show with a new host late in 2006. Posted Thursday, July 20, 2006 at 6:02 p.m. ETI'm going to miss that cutie.
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Be back later...
Thursday, July 20, 2006
This week in God
LORD HELP ME TO STAND FOR SOMETHING LEST I FALL FOR ANYTHING!
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Wednesday, July 19, 2006
The Ladies Man: The Ass Grabbing Incident
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Who ya gonna call?
Bush at the G8 - YouTube
Monday, July 17, 2006
Bill O'Reilly on David Letterman - YouTube
Sunday, July 16, 2006
He needs pie, too.
Weekend New Wrap-up
Friday, July 14, 2006
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Home Alone
This week in God
DOVE AWARD NOMINEES THE KEFFERS FRIDAY JULY 14 7PM GREAT GOSPEL MUSIC!
Visit their website, TheKeffers.com, they'll be so glad if you did!
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Tuesday, July 11, 2006
The Ladies Man
[RETRO-SPEAK: After the middle school, I chose the Franklin County Technical Vocational High school instead of the more academically focused Greenfield High school. I didn’t see myself going to college right away and like the idea that I’d have training right out of high school to get a decent job. I set out looking for computer support work. No, thanks. I’ve lost complete interest in computer support because of how incredibly dumb most people (who I’ve assisted, supported, or what have you) are! No body reads! It’s also too stressful. I’m pretty sure monitors are sources of low-level gamma radiation – I’ve been feeling Hulk-ish. As of this writing, I’ve been employed, working on/with computers, for various lengths at no less than twenty different employers. Some positions were temp but most I just quit. My wages have varied from $5.75 to $14.25 an hour. I’m still on the quest for employment happiness. Also, I have yet to enroll in college. Most people I know who’ve graduated with their little BA are complete dumb asses. Maybe it’s the crowd I roll with.]I had just moved on from the hair pulling, teasing because I like you stage and on to the note passing stage but not quiet to the actually talking with the girl I like stage. Girls were developing in all the right places and I was taking notice. Some were developing but were staying prime and proper, some were changing their look to flaunt their newly developed asses and others looked like they emerged from the cocoon too early and were stuck mid-metamorphoses.
[PERV-SPEAK: One of the best happenings in my middle school career was a scene I witnessed one day in my seventh grade science class. Class had just started and in walked in a tardy female student. She was a known troublemaker, a rebel of the establishment. If not for the oversized, aviator style glasses I wore back in the day, my eyes would have jumped from their sockets and leaped across the room. In she walked wearing a red flannel half shirt (must have been a “custom” made jobbie, I’ve never seen a flannel shirt like that before and haven't since). The bottoms of her large, bountiful breasts, covered by a white silky bra of course, were exposed where the shirt ended. Needless to say, I’m not really sure what the lesson plan was that day. Unfortunately, that was as close as I got to see breasts that year. I’m sure that it’s a sad occurrence when young girls are burdened with large, bouncy fun bags. As a hard up (pre)teen boy, it’s hard to believe anything bad could come from something so wonderful. As a father who is currently expecting his next child, a child who has yet to be discovered to be a boy or a girl, I have to say that girls like her scare the hell out of me! Oh please, oh please, be a boy!]It was just another day in my English class. Throughout my school career, English was one of my favorite subjects. Given my rather limited vocabulary, poor grammar and tendency to misuse words, you may be surprised that I’ve even attended such a class. There was nothing special about my seventh grade English teacher; she was an older lady who taught from the “old school” and wasn’t with it when it came to the youth. It wasn’t her teaching technique that had forever etched her class on these little gray cells of mine. No, it was because of just one incident. An incident involving a girl. We had just finished reading some story in class. I remember neither the name of the story or a any quotes, I only have a vague recollection that the story dealt role reversals of men and women in society. To demonstrate the point, the teacher called on volunteers to come in front of the class and act out some scenes. The teacher first called on girls to volunteer, a lovely young girl, who we’ll call Emily, was selected. Then the teacher called for boy volunteers. Apparently not raising your hand and raising your hand are one in the same as I was also selected. So, there I was, in front of the class with this extremely cute girl by my side and then the bomb was dropped. “Emily, I would like you to ask Mike out. Like you would for a date.” Immediately, I was flushed with embarrassment and retreated inside. Oh boy, shy is an understatement. After a brief pause and a deep breath Emily ask, “So, Mike, do you like to…” Oh, bless her. She tried. She asked about my interest in television, sports, movies, books, going to the local park. Nothing. To every question, I’d reply with a quick “No”, “Don’t really like that”, or “I’m not really into that.” I would have been totally out of my comfort zone talking with her like that one on one, let alone in front of the entire class! Finally, after I had turned down one suggestion too many, the teacher stepped in and suggested that I just go with it. “So, do you like baseball?” There was a bit of annoyance in her voice. “Yeah, it’s ok.” Mumbled it, but successful! “I have a couple of tickets to the Red Sox’s, would you like to go to the game with me?” “Sure.” And, scene. The teacher called for applause and we were allowed to return to our seats. Her friends comforted her upon her return and I took the walk of shame back to my seat, object of ridicule. The whole skit seemed to have lasted an hour but was probably only ten minutes. I never pursued Emily and, oddly enough, she never pursued me. She hung out with the jockish kids and seemed pretty much unapproachable to a kid like me. After the Middle School she went on to the Greenfield High School. I haven’t seen her since. I wonder if she remembers that oddball kid who she stood in front of an English class with her, unwilling to be asked out!
Monday, July 10, 2006
Need a laugh?
Sunday, July 09, 2006
Weekend News Wrap-up
[ STAMFORD ADVOCATE ] Surcharge to be tacked on traffic tickets for towns and cities "It definitely happened under the radar screen," said state Rep. Michael Lawlor, D-East Haven, who voted against the measure because he considered the bill "extremely simplistic and not well-written." [ DAILYKOS ] Ted Stevens on the internets This is the funniest thing I've heard in a while. It ranks right up with a school buddy explaining to a dunce how email worked. "It's kind of like a fax machine." You had to be there. (Still searching for a sound bite.) [ YAHOO ] Large asteroid zips harmlessly past Earth I wonder how many times we've almost been wiped out over the years. [ INFINITYLABS ] Invisible Cloaks in Action - Video Demonstrations Not quite invisible, more like semi-translucent. Is it real? [ OHIO ] Man serves year in Iraq because of military clerical error Insert Clerks joke here. [ CNN ] Enron founder Ken Lay dies I'm not sure what to say to that. I'm sure there's a joke there somewhere. How'd he die? Who knows? Everyone seems to have a theory. [ ONE RED PAPERCLIP ] 503 Main Street Wow. Mission accomplished. The BlogSpot domain is blocked at my work, maybe yours too. In a nutshell, the guy started with a paperclip and has been trading. Ahh, the Internet. [ NYDAILYNEWS ] Greedy funeral firm treats sanit vet 'like garbage' The headline wasn't too objective. If you take a step back and look at it from the funeral homes point of view, it was a $8600 bill. Would you not want your money? Verbal agreements mean nothing. Had they presented an assignment of benefits to the home there would not have been a problem. Just a lame story. [ MAINICHI-MSN ] Shibuya's sleazy happening bars offer chaotic, erotic action at bargain prices I wonder if Tucker Max has a story that could top this. [ YAHOO ] Jailed Mafia boss to have in-vitro baby Seems like a perfect situation. I like this quote, “Madonia, who comes from a family of renowned Mafia bosses, got married in jail in 1992. Investigators were baffled when the couple's first child was born in 2000, while Madonia was already in detention and was theoretically barred from having any private encounter with his wife.”
Greenfield Fireworks 2006
Fun facts about me
- I'm a breast man.
- I've never had an STD but have been around the block.
- I've never cheated on a girlfriend or my spouse but I've been cheated on by an Ex.
- I suffer from (idiopathic) insomnia. Pending actual diagnosis.
- I have one tattoo, Venom spider, left arm.
- I have a birthmark on my back in the shape of a fish.
- I have a third nipple. It's below the one on the left. Really!
- As a child, a deciduous lower central and lower lateral incisor fused and erupted as a double tooth. When it fell out only one tooth took its place. So, while you have four bottom front teeth, I have three.
- Had my first bar experience 12/21/05. Memorable.
- I work for an insurance company as a Customer Service Representative. I'm not much for this customer service fad. I'm not qualified to work there and am a pretty lousy employee but I make a ridiculous amount money for the work I do. God Bless America.
Nothing else you need to know except, make the check out to cash!
Saturday, July 08, 2006
TourettesGuy video - YouTube
On selling out...
Thursday, July 06, 2006
This week in God
FAITH IS NOT A LEAP INTO THE DARK BUT A STEP INTO THE LIGHT!
Cross post from This week in God :: Read / Post Comments.Wednesday, July 05, 2006
The day after the day before yesterday
Support the DPW!
DPW GETTING THE SHORT END OF THE STICK WE ARE ALWAYS THE FORGOTTEN ONES!!!
DPW DESERVES A PAY RAISE
According to these protesters, the employees of Greenfield's Department of Public Works have not received any pay increases or adjustments for the last three years. They're list of duties is quiet long and they should be receiving the necessary compensation. Show your support. Call the Mayor 413-772-1580 and demand raises for these people.Tuesday, July 04, 2006
A day in the life of...
8:15am : I wake up, look at the clock, announce “Five more minutes” and pull the covers over my head. Unless my wife is home, then she kicks me out of bed and gets me going. On those days, from here it skips to the 9:35 entry. 8:35am : Roll out of bed. Wake up my son and bring him to the bathroom. Then get him a cup of juice. On school days, I’ll pour a bowl of cereal and have him eat while I dress then dress him otherwise he’ll eat breakfast at the sitters and change their. 8:40am : Pack car and leave for sitters/school. On the car stereo: Rock102, the Bax & O’Brien Morning Show. I’ll usually leave something my son needs for the day at home. 9:05am : Arrive at sitters/school. 9:10am : Leave for work. 9:35am : Arrive at work five minutes late. I’ll walk the long way around the office to avoid the supervisors and team leaders as well as the copy machine, a known managerial hangout. Usually get caught by a smug co-worker who will announce, “Nice of you to join us!” 9:36am : Settle in and begin work. As some of you may or may not know I work for an insurance company as a call center representative. Mostly I handle disability benefits and assist with claims. No, I don’t work for the duck. I usually average seventy-five to one hundred calls a day. This is how the calls break down:From this point its time for dinner with my family and then television time. Hang out with my son then have time with my wife. My wife has to get up early most mornings so I put the both to them to bed some time between 9:45 to 10:45pm then it’s my time. I’ll write, check out some websites, stalk people on MySpace and then zone out on YouTube until Letterman comes on. After that, bed. Sleep comes anywhere between 1am and 2am. Wake up and do it again. Just thought you’d like to know.50% of the calls to complain about our slow claim service. “What do you mean you have to review my claim?!” Maybe 1 out of 10 callers have valid complaints, the other 9 idiots didn’t submit all necessary information, ignored specific policy provisions, sent to the wrong/old address or are just plain impatient.
25% of the calls are to complain about the benefits their employer provides to them like it’s our fault their employer is cheap. “You kidding me?! A pre-tax benefit of $25 a week? *click*”
10% of the calls are from people who think were another insurance company and after being informed we are not the duck, gecko or dog ask for their number then get pissy when I cannot supply the number of a non-affiliated company. People just don’t listen.
10% of calls I receive are misdirected and meant for other departments. A three-option menu is just too difficult for some people to understand.
3% of callers have valid complaint with the company. I feel for these people. Either their claim wasn’t paid on time, paid incorrectly, sent to wrong address or taking too long for review. It doesn’t happen too often but it does happen.
2% of the calls are from people who’ve actually read their policies, understand the provisions and call for claim status, to file a claim or report some change to status.
I dislike my job and hate 98% of the calls I take but the money is good and one of these days an opening in a different department will pop-up. 11:15am to 1:30pm : Calls pick up during this time as co-workers break for lunch. I’m ccosted by the random smells of the lunches my annoying co-workers decided to ingest in their cubicles. Sometimes it’s not bad, a little pizza or pasta aroma is welcome. Other times there is a wafting aroma of garlicky cabbage with a hint of dog excrement. Bon Appétit!
1:35 to 2:05pm : This is my lunch time, a time to eat my steak & cheese hot pockets and drink my Caffeine Free Diet Sam’s Choice Cola. Believe it or not, this stuff is 110% better than the regular cola version. The other big selling point is a 24-pack case is around $3.00 including deposit. The biggest down side is out of every case there are about 3-5 cans that are not carbonated. After the hot pockets are cooked, I head out to my car and drive around Greenfield. First stop is to a McDonald’s to score a couple of little cups of ketchup to dip the hot pockets in. It’s great! That’s the only real destination, other than that I just cruise looking for photo opportunities. On the radio is 1240am, WHMP, and at this time of day the syndicated Thom Hartmann show is on. Sometimes I will hold my nose and make fun of him, “Labor me this, Labor me that. Who’s afraid of the big corporate fat cat?” 2:10pm : Sneak back to my desk after lunch as I was supposed to be there at 2:05. I blame the clocks for always making my five minutes late. 2:11 to 3:54pm : Back to the phones. Around this time the
lazysickly ones have woken up and rolled out of bed and are wondering where their checks are so they can run out and buytheir beer, drugs, and hookersbadly needed medicine. Clients and employees from the wonderful state of California start calling about now. Call lengths get longer as I need to bring interpreters for Spanish speaking callers. 3:55 to 4:15pm : Afternoon break begins. I head down the stairs and deposit five quarters into the vending machine to purchase a cold, crisp and refreshing Coca-Cola Classic. Even though there is a vending machine in my office, I prefer the one downstairs as the product is fresher. With Coke in hand I head out to my car and crank the Randi Rhodes Show. The 20 minutes just flies by! 4:16 to 5:00pm : Things pick up for a while as co-workers on earlier shifts begin to make their way to freedom. 5:01 to 5:30pm : Tumble weeds roll down the cubicle isles, remaining co-workers stand in there cubicles bobbing their heads around like prairie dogs. Calls are few and far between, like the desert rain. I struggle to keep my eyes open. Once I actually slept from 5:15 to 5:45 waking only to the ringing in my headset. That day was great! 5:45pm : I lean back and stare at the ceiling tiles. “How many holes are in each one?” I wonder. Google isn’t much help. 6:01pm : The supervisor / team leader announces the phones are down. As I prepare for departure ten minutes early, I’m set and like a dog freed from a pen, I sprint for the door. 6:05pm : Pull out of the parking lot and making my way home. The Al Franken Show is on the radio for the commute home. Between 6:15 to 6:25pm : Arrive home.
Larry the Cable Guy - Rare Footage! - YouTube
Monday, July 03, 2006
Where the hell is Matt? - YouTube
Sunday, July 02, 2006
Weekend News Wrap-up
[ BBC NEWS ] Body Shop row over animal testing I would have used a bunny costume with whore red lipstick buts that’s just me. I'm not much into the cosmetic scene or care to much for women who have to paint themselves beautful. Take these pictures of Pamela Anderson for example. I think make-up is a gateway drug to procedures like Botox then onward to over-the-top medical procedures. I'd drop a link to Joan Rivers but I'm enjoying a beer and some pizza and I really don't want to pull a Katherine McPhee. The beer is already rented as is. [ MG ] Sex-selection abortions still legal in China They all taste the same with barbeque sauce. On Saturday I was driving through the Big Y parking lot and noticed a young woman with a hooded sweatshirt stating Abortion is Homicide. It was like 85 degrees out but at least she got her message out. No picture proof on this, just take my word for it. [ YAHOO ] Man says he's on heroin to avoid jury duty I've only been called to serve as a juror once and was dismissed because I have a young child. The guy next to me got dismissed too because he looked like Santa Clause. For real, he even wore a red thermal shirt with suspenders. [ BILLINGSGAZETTE ] 'Penny jar' stops bullet fired at NYC home My grandmother has an old maple syrup jug with the top cut off overflowing with pennies. After reading this story, I'll be sitting with my back to the jug. Sure she leaves in a safe area with no major crime to speak of but you never, never know. [ ABCNEWS ] 'Testosterone' Comment Angers Mass. Police Big deal. Big meanie at of the Finance Committee made fun of us. Boo hoo. I got a ticket last weekend from one of a Trooper and I'm in a drunken debate about whether or not I should fight it. We'll see. It might make a good story. [ WFTV ] Pastor Accused Of Raping Member Of Congregation I need to move to Florida, I guess. The "Hey baby, God says you're good in bed and I want to find out" pickup line isn't working much here in Massachusetts. [ GUARDIAN ] Porn star in a wheelchair breaks barriers I guess Amputee and Midget pornography weren't in the Spain genre of films that she broke into. Apparently she has "ataxia", some muscle control disorder. I think this is her picture. Not bad but nothing worth shelling out the dough for. [ CANOE ] Dangerous superbug in Canada Big Bird had the sniffles. Foghorn Leghorn has missed work for the past month, sick at home in bed. I don't know what the hell I got into maybe hogweed, poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac or even some poison hotdog but I'm in bad shape. My allergy medicine is starting to kick in. I'm cheap so it's the drowsy stuff. The last two articles might be gibberish. [ MIAMI-DADE ] Gender and age don't matter when it comes to nude art Yes, yes it does. It really, really does. Damn, man. It does. [ EWEEK ] 'Blue Pill' Prototype Creates 100% Undetectable Malware Let me just rant about MySpace here for a moment. I’m sick of the advertisers there sneaking in the spy-ware and ad-ware. After repeated attempts to block the installation of Cowabunga I decided to remove the program but leave the directory with all rights revoked for all users.