BAC stocks are looking very attractive just about now. I’m awaiting the April earnings from other banks, but judging by Wells Fargo’s results, things may be looking up.
I want Dow Jones to hit 9000 by the end of the year. Call it wishful thinking, but we’ll find out next week if this is a possibility.
If Bill O’ Reilly fucks Rush Limbaugh hard enough in his ear, maybe he’ll get his hearing back? 
If:
- the economy as it stands is an issue for you
- you believe in technology
- you’re a proponent of net neutrality and the Internet as a whole
- you are green
- you are a Marxist, or dislike the inevitable truth that is capitalism even though you know it’s not in our nature to adopt an alternative (unfortunately)
- you believe in science and the transcendence of the biblical God to Spinoza’s/Einstein’s God
This is for you.
I wish everyone would spend some time to view this movie:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7065205277695921912
If you don’t have the time, here’s something else that’ll take a lot less of your time:
I highly recommend you watch both videos, especially the first link that leads to the Zeitgeist: Addendum documentary.
It will change your worldview and make you a better person, but take everything with a grain of salt.
Its almost funny how public financing only benefits candidates who receive large funds from the PRIVATE sector, and how private financing benefits candidates who receive large funds from the PUBLIC sector. Kind of ironic don’t you think?
Tomorrow marks the official beginning of my sophomore year in college. I’m taking more Political Science classes, cause like, that’s my major and stuff. And this Blog is now back–it was gone for a while because of domain problems and stuff. But it’s back now, so yeah. REJOICE!
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jonloovox (11:32:49 PM): that shit is digital and only 50 bucks
jonloovox (11:32:59 PM): i wonder how good the quality is
moosearmin (11:33:44 PM): idk
moosearmin (11:33:52 PM): i doubt any good
moosearmin (11:33:58 PM): probably same quality as ur camera
jonloovox (11:34:22 PM): gay
jonloovox (11:34:58 PM): i wish i had a professional one that does widescreen
moosearmin (11:36:00 PM): wow
moosearmin (11:36:12 PM): and i wish i had money growing outta my ass
moosearmin (11:36:12 PM): lol
jonloovox (11:36:25 PM): i know
jonloovox (11:36:30 PM): if i had as much money as i have hair on my ass
jonloovox (11:36:32 PM): i’d be set
moosearmin (11:37:44 PM): lmfao
moosearmin (11:37:58 PM): hahahahhahahahah
moosearmin (11:38:02 PM): so sad, yet so true
moosearmin (11:38:03 PM): same here
moosearmin (11:38:04 PM): lol
…are annoying at best. I will never give up my freedom to express myself however I feel, whether it is for the sake of humor or for bringing out the truth. If you can’t handle that, please kindly avoid ‘em. I am proud of all the Youtube videos I make as well as the poems, jokes, and other writings I have produced.
I used to think I was the first to use the two words together as the caption/slogan/headline for my Blog, but check out what my uncle discovered:
The phrase “cynical optimist” is a literal translation of the German philosophical terminology of the famous German Philosopher Martin Heidegger (20th.) called: “Der zynische Optimist.”
That’s really cool!
An agnostic is a person who believes that the existence of a greater power, such as a god, cannot be proven or disproved; therefore an agnostic wallows in the complexity of the existence of higher beings.
Agnostics on religion (Christianity, Islam, Buddhists, etc): Religious zealots are often viewed as ignorant by agnostics’ because of their blind following of a supreme being which may or may not exist. Agnostics will often question the existence of a supreme power because a lot of modern religious beliefs have no basis in modern logic; therefore blind following of popular religions is viewed as an easy out for people who chose not to think for themselves.
Agnostics on atheism: On the other end of the spectrum, unlike atheists, an agnostic uses a more scientific approach to their belief system. An agnostic knows that just because there is no physical proof of the existence of a higher being, it does not automatically mean that one does not exist. An agnostic views an atheist on the same plane as a religious zealot; often because the belief that human beings are the pinnacle of intelligence and there are few things that we do not or have the potential to understand.
The realization of knowing that “we cannot know everything” is the backbone of the agnostic belief.
Christian Zealot: God loves you and everyone. He will save you
Agnostic: Prove it.
Athiest: There is no way that a god can exist.
Agnostic: Prove it.