Michelle Obama Is Not Marie Antoinette

Published By C. Rich On Thursday, August 26th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured    
Michelle Obama Is Not Marie Antoinette
Michelle Obama is not telling us to eat cake like Marie Antoinette. In fact she has been projecting a message of healthy eating and fighting obesity. Now I know the famous statement "Let Them Eat Cake" has nothing to do with overeating or obesity, but it just sounds strange to ... Read More

Tea Party Road Map: Volume 1

Published By C. Rich On Thursday, August 19th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured    
Tea Party Road Map: Volume 1
If the Tea Party does not move to define itself, others will define it for them. The theme of The Tea Party has to be Anti-Bankruptcy. Everything is how we word it and using the vernacular "spending" is just too dated. The tax code is so involved to say you’re ... Read More

The Other Side of a Gamer Nation

Published By K. Waters On Thursday, August 5th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, K. Waters    
The Other Side of a Gamer Nation
With no disrespect for my fellow writer Mr. C. Rich, it is very apparent he is not a gamer nor does he understand the world of gaming. We have come a long way from a little green dot and a paddle. I too remember the Atari, in fact I still ... Read More

We’ll Leave It Down If You Leave It Up

Published By Jeff Payne On Tuesday, August 3rd 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, Jeff Payne    
We’ll Leave It Down If You Leave It Up
Ok ladies; time to make some concession here.  For decades now, we men have had to endure the ultimate rule in the bathroom bestowed on us by ladies alike throughout what seems like eons.  Leave the toilet seat down.  Seems simple enough and it is.  Men have been instructed for ... Read More

Tobacco vs. Hemp

Published By K. Waters On Monday, August 2nd 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, K. Waters    
Tobacco vs. Hemp
When it comes to talking about smoking and tobacco companies, it can create a long time debate and argument from both the non- smokers vs. the smokers. Nevertheless, we are all affected by this argument because of the many other factors that surround this controversial topic. My father has just ... Read More

Gamer Nation

Published By C. Rich On Friday, July 30th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured    
Gamer Nation
I was there growing up at the birth of video games. It was my generation that went from pinball machines to video games. I remember the evolution of that Atari joystick with the one red button. Pacman, Defender, Asteroids and Donkey Kong just to name a few. Back in the day ... Read More

America Owes Mel Gibson An Apology

Published By C. Rich On Monday, July 19th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, Headline    
America Owes Mel Gibson An Apology
Could you imagine the pain Mel Gibson must be feeling listening to America excoriate him over these tapes his scampish Russian gold digger released? To have to listen to all of us judge him and not be able to respond or tell what happened here until his lawyers say it ... Read More

The Narcissistic President & Charles Krauthammer

Published By C. Rich On Wednesday, July 14th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured    
The Narcissistic President & Charles Krauthammer
One day some historian is going to actually count how many times President Obama has used the words "I,” “me" or "my" and possibly reveal unmatched streak of narcissism not before seen by his predecessors. Now of course every person who has become president has had to have a touch of ... Read More

BP Oil Spill: Revolutionary War Lost Over Two Hundred Years Later

Published By C. Rich On Friday, July 9th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, Oil Spill    
BP Oil Spill: Revolutionary War Lost Over Two Hundred Years Later
The British East Indian Company was the tea company at the heart of The Boston Tea Party, which sparked a war for freedom and the birth of a new nation. Fast-forward over two hundred years and The British Petroleum Company have grown more powerful than The United States Government. BP ... Read More

Gaza: Modern Day Concentration Camp

Published By K. Waters On Wednesday, July 7th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, K. Waters    
Gaza: Modern Day Concentration Camp
Not built like the images from the Nazi era, it is hard for people to actually look at Gaza in such a way that it could be considered a concentration camp. But when it comes down to the practices by the Israelis in charge, there is not much difference. They keep ... Read More

White People Soon A Minority: A Terrible Shame

Published By C. Rich On Friday, July 2nd 2010. Under Commentary, Featured    
White People Soon A Minority: A Terrible Shame
White people in America are marching towards that protected class of minority. We all know it is coming. A lot of other groups celebrate this axiom. They tell us that this will be a Spanish Nation in the near future. However, truth be told, that is not actually accurate. It makes ... Read More

What Has Happened To Our Pledge?

Published By Jeff Payne On Friday, June 25th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, Jeff Payne    
What Has Happened To Our Pledge?
I remember reciting the 'pledge' all through grade school. In the middle or intermediate grades, stretching to high school, it was orated over the intercom. However, in all instances, we placed our hands over our hearts. We meant what we were saying. The word 'God' did not have significance on ... Read More

Astronauts Can File Unemployment From Space Station

Published By C. Rich On Wednesday, June 23rd 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, Unemployment    
Astronauts Can File Unemployment From Space Station
With the new hardware and software that has been added to the international space station, American astronauts can now file for unemployment from space. Since there are only a couple launches left to go, after Obama gutted the space program, the astronauts can now file for unemployment from outside the planet ... Read More

Meat Will Cost Us More This Summer

Published By C. Rich On Tuesday, June 15th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, Off Topic    
Meat Will Cost Us More This Summer
I saw an amazing article that said most all the meat will cost us more this summer. I wondered why and read through the article. Apparently companies can no longer hold off the cost they endure to feed the animals, because politicians and crazy people are using our corn as ... Read More

Which Taxpayer Are You?

Published By K. Waters On Tuesday, June 8th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, K. Waters    
Which Taxpayer Are You?
If anyone ever gets venturous and wants to see what real court is all about, head to tax court or bankruptcy court. The average person who either fudges their tax return to get that few extra hundred dollars back or declares bankruptcy and conveniently forgets to report that extra truck ... Read More

Perrenial Highway Construction

Published By C. Rich On Thursday, May 27th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured    
Perrenial Highway Construction
I do a lot of traveling and I get to see and experience lots of things that most people don't. The one thing that really gets my goat no matter where I go is the freaking endless highway construction that never seems to go away. How has this become part ... Read More

Never Ending Conflict

Published By K. Waters On Wednesday, May 26th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, K. Waters    
Never Ending Conflict
Last week I mentioned about how I felt it was necessary to stand united against the war on terrorism. Terrorism is a threat to each and every one of us. The pending war between North and South Korea is a total different ball game. That is the war we should ... Read More

Casey Anthony & A Jury Of Her Peers

Published By C. Rich On Friday, May 21st 2010. Under Casey Anthony, Commentary, Featured    
Casey Anthony & A Jury Of Her Peers
So many people have speculated that the new judge in the case, Belvin Perry, was going to be hell for the Casey defense team. However, his strict manner is actually what the defense needed. The last judge, Strickland, allowed so much crap inside the courtroom. Stuff was discussed in open court ... Read More

Is This War Necessary?

Published By K. Waters On Tuesday, May 11th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, K. Waters    
Is This War Necessary?
“Enough is Enough” “Bring our Soldiers Home” “Pull Our Soldiers Out and the Bomb Threats Will Stop” and my favorite, “9/11 is Over, Let It Rest Already.” These are comments I hear on the streets and have read on blogs. I am often asked, “do I believe in war?” Under normal ... Read More

The Smell of Destruction

Published By K. Waters On Thursday, May 6th 2010. Under Commentary, Featured, K. Waters    
The Smell of Destruction
On February 14, 2010, yes, Valentines day, I returned from grief stricken Haiti. A trip I will never forget for the rest of my life. I was worried and excited when I left. I thought I would like to write a story about it when I got back. But after seeing ... Read More
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