Monday, April 13, 2009
.Five.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
.Four.
I have no idea where to start with this one. I absolutely HATE these commercials for every possible reason. They make outrageous claims to give men some kind of giant, indestructible erection that is made to please beautiful, young, women. Whenever I see half naked women running around and men talking about their embarrassingly small penis on t.v. I can't help but watch, which makes it worse. There is nothing more awkward then sitting around with your friends and family and all of the sudden a male enhancement commercial pops up (no pun intended). Everyone gets quiet and looks around. You can't change the channel because then everyone knows you know what the commercial is about because you have obviously watched it, you can't look at the television or everyone will either think you are a perv or you actually NEED the product and you can't talk about it because its guaranteed to offend someone in the room. It's a trap.
First of all, the beautiful women on the commercial are HORRIBLE actresses. No one should believe that they actually give a crap about the product they are selling. Beautiful women will not sleep with you just because of the size of your penis. It's really not that important to most women. We care more about the part of you other people see and, get this, your personality. If you want to get an unbelievably gorgeous girl, its going to take a lot more then extenze ($$$).
If this wonder drug really did work, would they give it away for "only the price of a stamp"? No, because its a scam. Please don't buy this product. Tell your friends, your fathers, brothers, uncles, grandfathers not to buy this product or any like it. Women will sleep with you because they like you.
I hate you extenze.
Monday, March 30, 2009
.Three.
I wish I had something interesting to blog about tonight. I feel like rambling on about funny/interesting things that happened to me, but I just can't find it in myself. I've been writing more in my journal lately and made a "secret" entry in case I die. It has a few choice words for a few choice people. I try not to curse myself by doing things like that, but I would rather be prepared.
Whenever I make an entry in the middle (I guess the secrets out) of my journal or on a random page it reminds me of when I was little. I used to hide my wallets in crazy places or put notes around the house that I thought I would find when I was in my twenties. I suppose the kids that live there now may have found them. Either way, I would always forget where I put the damn things. I lost about 5 dollars in the trees in our backyards. 5 bucks was a lot back then and with the way the economy is going, may be a lot soon again.
There are lots of people that have touched my life. I'm very uncomfortable about being emotional around people. I try to stay out of emotional situations and usually end up crying if I'm really mad at someone. I try to keep the horrible things I'm thinking tucked down deep inside of me which intern makes me cry. Lots of people in my life have meant a great deal to me and have no idea I suppose since I can't seem to say anything heartfelt without becoming so uncomfortable I have to vomit. This is where writing helps.
It's very strange to live with and love someone who is in touch with themselves. David is very honest about everything going on to himself and to everyone around him. I, on the other hand, am honest about it to myself but in total denial to all people who are interested or involved. I believe that I repressed these feelings for so long, that I either no longer feel them or that I can no long show an expression for them. I feel like I'm doing something wrong when I get excited about something or someone.
I've been thinking about it a lot since I have a wedding coming up. I HATE being the center of attention. It's hard enough to be open and honest about my feelings and will be even harder when people are watching. This is when inappropriate things are said. I make jokes when things are serious and laugh when things are not at all meant to be laughed about. It happens all too often at funerals. Maybe it's like a tick.
Sometimes this comes in handy. When I go to the doctors office and I am forced to be inches from another being, I say random things to them. Usually its a bad joke about what they are reading or why they are there or why I am there. We get to talking, I make up some random story about my life that is never true, tell them about the job I don't have and the life I don't live and the I go into my room for my check up. As long as I know the conversation will be short and sweet and I don't feel compelled to be honest about what's going on in my actual life, I'm grand. I thought maybe it was a confidence thing at first, but I really don't think that's it anymore. I've come to the conclusion (for now) that I really hate peoples input on how I should do things. I rarely ever take advice from anyone anymore. For the longest time I would take advice from everyone who offered and all it got me into was a hole I couldn't get out of. When I talk to people and tell them how hard it is to pay the bills, or get things done, or how I feel like I should go back to school or whatever the case may be... I'm just bitching. I don't want advice. I don't want you to tell me how you would do it differently. I just want a simple "well, that sucks." I avoid telling people things that are going on in life so that I can avoid the advice.
I'm just rambling now. I don't know why I started writing, or what I'm writing about... so it's time to get off. Thank you and goodnight.
.Two.
I watch a lot of commercials - I don't believe there is a lick of good television on after 11pm - and often find myself settling for something like Roseanne, MTVs "I can't believe I'm Gay"- Flip this House- or some other lame television that is meant to waste our lives. Getting to the point... this sleep number thing is looking better and better by the night.
It all started with an episode of Family Guy. I forced myself to sit through the commercial because I didn't know where the remote was and Family Guy was coming back on. Once the remote was back in hand, the following night, I decided to venture off into other television worlds while the commercial was on. To my surprise the SAME sleep number commercial was on 6 of the 50 or so channels I flipped through. I decided to count the number of times I saw this commercial come on in a three hour television watching binge. The finally tally? 23. I may have counted it two times here and there seeing as how each commercial lasts and ungodly amount of time.
More of today... I hate Sleep Number commercials. I am starting to believe the government is watching my every move and forcibly pushing this product on people.