Tuesday, May 23, 2006

OMG - The OC

Ok for those of you who don't know The OC is one of my favorite shows, I was hooked in season 1, which was so good, if you don't know you need to rent it from Netflix!
So the last two seasons have been kind of a let down, I've posted my opinion before on how bad the show was becoming. That is until this final episode, they apparently killed off Marisa! THANK GOD...no offense but I hope she is really dead, I'm sick of her and her alcohol and drug addictions that last one week, she is always sitting on the beach feeling sorry for herself and dragging Ryan down.
Also supposedly the reason the show has been so bad was because the original creator and writer - Josh Schwartz stopped writing episodes and he saw the show going down hill and is now trying to save it by writing again - YES! Please bring back the greatness of Season 1!

For those that need a re-cap from the season finale this is the final scene:

As Ryan drives, Volchok rams his car from behind. He then pulls alongside and tries to run Ryan off the road. And he succeeds. Ryan barrels through a curve and over an embankment. The car rolls end over end down the hill, finally crashing on another road below. Coming back to his senses, Ryan crawls out of the car. Noticing gas pouring from the tank and a small fire, he grabs an unconscious Marissa and carries her free of the wreckage in a mirror from the time he found her in Tijuana. The car explodes and Ryan lays Marissa down on the pavement and rouses her. He tells her he's going to get help, but she begs him to stay. And then she dies.

I Wish I Knew How to Wack You!

Finally! Thank God they finally wacked Vito on the Sopranos. I don't know about you but I was getting a bit sick of his character and the brokeback love affair with Johnny-Cakes.
Anyway, Vito wants back in and stalks Tony at the Short Hills mall, this is when he tells him he is over his homsexual episode:
Vito: "If you want proof, I can probably get a letter from my doctor."
Tony :"A note from your doctor sayin' you don't like to suck cock?"

So meanwhile Vito tells his poor kids that he is in the CIA, and then after he shows up dead his kids read in the paper that he was gay and it was a hate crime.
HA-HA..... the Sopranos is great, but I still don't know where it is going this season, only a few weeks left to find out...

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Tuesday, May 09, 2006

Speak Out America - Protest Rising Gas Prices

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Monday, May 08, 2006

Thanks to crystal meth!

Thanks to crystal meth, I can no longer by Claritin D after hours. This sucks, yesterday my allergies were killing me, but of course the pharmacy department at the store was closed. So now that you have to pick up a card and go to the pharmacy counter just to get some OTC medication and when you purchase it they enter your license and date of birth into their system. Now what I want to know is who in the FBI is responsible for tracking the number of medication a person is actually buying, if I keep buying Claritin two times a month, will the special drug unit be knocking on my door to see if I have a crystal meth lab in my apartment?

Sunday, May 07, 2006

Soprano's Goes Brokeback


OK, so what is up with the Sopranos? Last week they went totally brokeback with Vito and Mr. Johnny Cakes, how long are these mobsters going to let this gayness go on?

I wish they knew how to wack you, Vito!

Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Another Tax?

Daily Record, May 2, 2006
SENATORS MOVE TO SINK CORZINE'S WATER TAX PLAN
By Tom Hester Jr., Associated Press WriterTRENTON, N.J. (AP) --
New Jerseyans won't be paying a new water tax ifkey senators get their way.Senators from both parties Monday expressed opposition to Gov. Jon S.Corzine's plan to require public water consumers to pay a new tax. Thelevy would cost the average New Jersey household $4 per year and helpthe state handle droughts, but senators were unconvinced."New Jerseyans are taxed enough," said Sen. Wayne Bryant, D-Camden,the Senate budget committee chairman.As senators debated proposed environmental protection spending duringa budget committee hearing, Bryant said the tax would tell taxpayers"that we're always going to find another way to squeeze you."Corzine, a Democrat, wants the proposed tax -- 4 cents per 1,000gallons of water -- to raise $12 million per year to pay for waterinfrastructure improvements. Corzine wants to improve the state'sability to deliver water during droughts, noting the state has seenfive droughts in 13 years but done little to improve water supply.Environmental Protection Commissioner Lisa Jackson said the cost wouldbe worthwhile."There's no doubt in my mind that we need to invest in thatinfrastructure," Jackson said.But Sens. Stephen Sweeney, D-Gloucester, and Anthony Bucco, R-Morris,expressed concern that money raised by the tax wouldn't be legallydesignated for water work. Bucco questioned taxing a "commodity that'sessential to life," and Sen. Sharpe James, D-Essex, said the tax,while small, would hit low-income families hard.Several senators suggested the state could find $12 million per yearfor water work somewhere amid $30 billion in annual spending."You're not getting enough money back for the grief you're going toget," Sen. William Gormley, R-Atlantic, told Jackson.But Assemblyman Joseph Cryan, D-Union, a member of the Assembly budgetpanel and chairman of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee, saidthe tax will average just 30 cents per month and is needed."The financial and environmental cost will only increase if action isignored or even deferred," Cryan said. "Water may be an element ofnature, but maintaining adequate supplies of clean water into thefuture is not totally free."
Copyright 2006 Daily Record.

Monday, May 01, 2006

NJ WE DON"T PUMP

What once was unique to NJ may be gone if Governor Corzine gets his way, NJ one of the only states besides Oregon where you get to sit in your car and have someone else pump your gas for you.
Back in June 2005 my sister wanted me to create a t-shirt that said NJ: We Don't Pump, and at the time I thought that it was a cute unique thing people would want to represent their love for NJ. Now I think we want to wear this design to protest Corzine's attempt to remove the gas self-service ban. I for one do not want to have to pump my own gas, unless it is saving me a lot more then 5 or 6 cents a gallon. Come on people! Gas is cheaper here then in all the other states anyway, so I really do not think this is a valid theory he has. So people show your support for NJ and sitting in your car in the rain and snow while someone else pumps it for you!