I was searching for the funniest movie quotes i could think of and of course, Arnold Schrwazenegger was bound to appear. My personal favorite quote of his comes from the movie Jingle All The Way " Who told you you could eat my cookies?!.....Put the Cookie down, NOW!!!" So, the magic of the internet led me to a site that had, by far, my opinion, the dumbest/ HILARIOUS remix to the quote.
P.S.
because we (I) think Ahnuld is great
"It's Terrific, right?"
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Elle Oh Elle
I was just thinking, someday i'd like to impact the world enough that people's faces will light with joy when they hear my voice or see me walk by. Maybe i should be a rapper and create some of the illest rhymes and verses you'll ever hear that way when i'm on stage, ladies will mouth my lyrics
Figure 1. Ecstatic Fan
Figure 1. Ecstatic Fan
Really? C'mon
Swine Flu: according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in humans the symptoms of swine flu are similar to those of influenza and of influenza-like illness in general. Symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. A few more patients than usual have also reported diarrhea and vomiting.
Translation....its the Fucking Flu. Chill America geez-o-pete! Just another media assisted tool for provoking anti-Mexican sentiments. *smh*
Translation....its the Fucking Flu. Chill America geez-o-pete! Just another media assisted tool for provoking anti-Mexican sentiments. *smh*
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Song Taste
Ever wonder why there are parts of a song that we love so much? I was just thinking about it why do i like that part in You got me by the roots live performance where black thought goes "wh-whispering she trying to play for a fool Black." Its weird how some sound bites just appeal to us so much. Think about it i'm sure you (all) hear songs and know there is a part that you hold the back-search button just to hear again. I dont know, these things fascinate me.
please Enjoy the video
please Enjoy the video
The Anti-Poon
So i went to Gamestop today, yea....Interesting work staff believe you, me. I just went in to see what they had, i know what the eff am i doing in a videogame store, and luckily i saw a used copy of Halo 3. Great, who doesn't enjoy shooting aliens, besides MCSO ohhh!!! *LOL thats terrible that i make fun of Paisas* anyway, i go to checkout and the cashier is being super pushy into getting me to reserve copies for future gaemes. I'm like NO but homeboy insists. Brief description of him: my height, chin pubes, heavy set, spiky hair, a Wolverine shirt one size too small and Dickies pants. I just started thinking, no matter how shitty i think my life is, i can always have it worse working in a videogame shop with geeks and kids. Although, i am jealous in that they are loving what they do and i'm still trying to figure out my role in this grand play we call "Life."
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Hot Off the Press
Maria Ruis sat in the shade cradling her 1-year-old disabled daughter, Gracie, Sunday afternoon before marching in favor of immigration reform.
Ruis, a restaurant manager and a housekeeper, said the United States is the only place where Gracie, who has Down syndrome, can receive proper medical care.
"We're not asking for anything for free. We work and we pay taxes here. This is my seventh year paying taxes here," Ruis said. "We're not all bad."
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In fact, most undocumented immigrants are good, law-abiding residents of the U.S., said many requesting that President Barack Obama honor his campaign promise to reform immigration as soon as possible.
Hundreds of individuals participated in the United Farm Worker campaign "Con La Union de Campesinos Tendremos Papeles" (With the UFW We Will Have Papers) Sunday afternoon. The march began with a rally at the Wesley Bolin Memorial Park and ended at Cesar Chavez Park in downtown Phoenix.
Phoenix was the last stop of a series of celebratory rallies across various states, including California, Oregon and Washington, asking that the U.S. government honor undocumented immigrants' contributions to the American economy.
Key figures at the event expect Obama to start looking at immigration reform next month.
"We are not here out of anger, we are here out of compassion," said Alejandro Chavez, Arizona chair of the United Farm Workers, organizer of the march. "We just want to make immigration affordable and accessible for more people. You shouldn't have to wait 10 to 15 years to become an immigrant."
LOL i'm hood famous
Ruis, a restaurant manager and a housekeeper, said the United States is the only place where Gracie, who has Down syndrome, can receive proper medical care.
"We're not asking for anything for free. We work and we pay taxes here. This is my seventh year paying taxes here," Ruis said. "We're not all bad."
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In fact, most undocumented immigrants are good, law-abiding residents of the U.S., said many requesting that President Barack Obama honor his campaign promise to reform immigration as soon as possible.
Hundreds of individuals participated in the United Farm Worker campaign "Con La Union de Campesinos Tendremos Papeles" (With the UFW We Will Have Papers) Sunday afternoon. The march began with a rally at the Wesley Bolin Memorial Park and ended at Cesar Chavez Park in downtown Phoenix.
Phoenix was the last stop of a series of celebratory rallies across various states, including California, Oregon and Washington, asking that the U.S. government honor undocumented immigrants' contributions to the American economy.
Key figures at the event expect Obama to start looking at immigration reform next month.
"We are not here out of anger, we are here out of compassion," said Alejandro Chavez, Arizona chair of the United Farm Workers, organizer of the march. "We just want to make immigration affordable and accessible for more people. You shouldn't have to wait 10 to 15 years to become an immigrant."
LOL i'm hood famous
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