Casey’s New Found Religion? Much Like Oil and Water

Published By Jeff Payne On Tuesday, April 20th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, Missing Children

After reading Casey’s jail house letters, thanks to a couple of sites that typed them up, and my conclusion affirms what most of us knew anyway. This women is wishy-washy, crazy. I was relieved that someone painstakingly typed them into text. Her hand writing gave me a big headache. Hardly ... Read More

Florida Pays And Casey Gabs

Published By Jeff Payne On Monday, April 12th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, Missing Children

Having lived in Florida, I can appreciate the good state that it is. I was lucky enough to be home ported there while I was in the Navy. When we were not at sea, we were docked at Naval Station Mayport. Located just north of Jacksonville right at the mouth ... Read More

Bigfoot: Patty Was Not A Man

Published By Jeff Payne On Thursday, March 25th 2010. Under Bigfoot, Commentary, Featured

We have all seen the footage. Well, most of us who are familiar with Bigfoot have I’m sure, but it is the best visual of an unknown species there is. It is the most studied piece of evidence regarding the purported existence of Sasquatch. I am talking about, of course, ... Read More

Mike Was Right, Todd

Published By Jeff Payne On Monday, March 22nd 2010. Under Commentary, Featured

We’ve all seen the commercials. Several times I’m sure, but have you seen them lately? I haven’t, and now we know why. I am speaking specifically about those incredible Lifelock commercials where that guy drives around New York City with his social security number emblazoned across the side panels of ... Read More

New Name For Casey Anthony

Published By Jeff Payne On Thursday, February 18th 2010. Under Commentary, Missing Children

Pretty much from the get-go I have called Casey Anthony practically every name in the book. I even invented a few of my own over the past months and even wrote a scathing article so profane laden that the Pope would have a heart attack reading it. It sits in ... Read More

Gone Too Soon

Published By Jeff Payne On Tuesday, February 16th 2010. Under Commentary

I remember the day our family considered adoption. Although, we already had two kids, there was something missing. We asked ourselves if this was really what we wanted. After careful consideration, (we are getting up there in years) we decided adoption was the best. We went through the screening process ... Read More

It Is COLD!

Published By Jeff Payne On Friday, January 8th 2010. Under Commentary

I know it’s winter, but someone left the artic open and it is spilling its chill all over the nation. Even in Florida, where crop growers are worried for their citrus, temperatures hover dangerously low. Global warming my ice cube. It is freaking cold all over and this has been ... Read More

Friday’s Hearing: A Sample To Main Event For Casey

Published By Jeff Payne On Tuesday, December 15th 2009. Under Commentary, Missing Children

Last Friday’s court hearing for Casey Anthony was, in my eyes, very entertaining for me, a reality check for Casey, and a small preview or what we can expect in her upcoming trial for the murder of her two year old daughter, Caylee. Bringing forth yet another pointless motion in ... Read More

A Punch in the Nose for the Bully Banks

Published By Jeff Payne On Friday, December 4th 2009. Under Commentary

For over a year and a half now, we have been hearing about and seeing homeowners lose their precious dwellings to foreclosure. Regardless of how or why the circumstance that led to such forfeitures. The issue is when some owners try to work a deal to save their home, but ... Read More

When Ham and Cheese Didn’t Please One

Published By Jeff Payne On Tuesday, November 24th 2009. Under Commentary

As we all prepare to give out humblest thanks this week, let us remember that this year is one year to be really thankful. Let us be happy that we are even in a position to show our thanks, regardless of how we do it. Over the years I have ... Read More

America: Not So Inviting Anymore

Published By Jeff Payne On Thursday, November 19th 2009. Under Commentary, Unemployment

As we all know and have surmised by now is that America is not doing great right now. As far as being the great country who’s manufacturing capabilities where were second to none in some areas. America, a few years back, had plenty of jobs to go around. Now, with ... Read More

Wading Through The Tsunami Flu

Published By Jeff Payne On Friday, November 6th 2009. Under Commentary

It hit me like a one-two punch from Mike Tyson, in his prime, and put me down for the count just as well. I got hit with the flu and luckily, not the H1N1 virus. Nope, I got hit with a gastric virus (stomach flu) that tore me a good ... Read More

America Speaks Ink Is My Privilege

Published By Jeff Payne On Monday, November 2nd 2009. Under Commentary

It is ASI’s first anniversary and I have to admit that I must be the most fortunate person around. Not only am I lucky enough to be a part of what it is that makes up ASI, but to actually have my thoughts and musings included along with the original ... Read More

Tattoos, Anniversaries and Debt – Poor Casey

Published By Jeff Payne On Friday, October 16th 2009. Under Commentary, Missing Children

Last week evidential photographs were released depicting the ‘Bella Vita’ tattoo that accused murderess Casey Anthony had done during the infamous 31 days. The time span that her daughter Caylee, of whom she is alleged to have killed, was last seen and first reported missing. Casey stated that she was ... Read More

Let Runaway Rifqa Live

Published By Jeff Payne On Thursday, October 15th 2009. Under Commentary

A few months ago Rifqa Bary fled Ohio fearing for her teen-aged life. Recently converting to Christianity, Rifqa sought refuge in Florida, fleeing the repercussions of her switch in religion from her Muslim family. Most notably, her father, who according to Rifqa, is shamed by his daughter actions and has ... Read More

Easy Pickings For College Serial Rapist

Published By Jeff Payne On Wednesday, October 14th 2009. Under Commentary, News

Like fish in a barrel or birds in a cage. No effort catching the fish and no aim required shooting the birds. The same dynamics are occurring in two Kansas towns in the form of a rapist. At least 13 times since 2000, a male figure has stalked women in ... Read More

The Troll In Us All

Published By Jeff Payne On Tuesday, October 13th 2009. Under Commentary

If you’ve ever participated in Internet forums, chat rooms, or comment sections then you are probably familiar with, ‘the troll’ and the chaos one can create. An Internet troll is someone who, for whatever purpose, goes against the grain of reason. They will type things that will get a reaction. ... Read More

Obama Wins Nobel? Should’ve Been Jeff Payne

Published By Jeff Payne On Monday, October 12th 2009. Under Commentary

B. Hussein Obama, our President, totally shocked the world when it was announced he is this year’s recipient of the prestigious Nobel peace prize. What? Are they (Nobel committee) kidding us? I didn’t even know he was up for the award-much less trying to figure out what the hell Obama ... Read More

What BTK Did To Me

Published By Jeff Payne On Friday, October 9th 2009. Under Commentary

1979 saw me relocate from Houston to Wichita, Kansas. I was leaving an urban metropolis to what I thought was a literal, one-horse town. All the smog, traffic and crime were behind me, I thought, when I rolled into Wichita. Passing the city limit sign told me that Sedgwick County ... Read More

Flipping A Coin For Internet Or Cable

Published By Jeff Payne On Thursday, October 8th 2009. Under Commentary

There comes a time, in some households, where budget adjustment is inevitable. Tough economic times throw all kinds of little wrenches into our tight and inflexible family operating expenses. Job loss and mortgage increase are two of many culprits responsible for the end of the month cuts. As in the ... Read More

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