Cheezmaestro's blog

You've heard of the String Theory? Well, I've come up with my own theory. It's based in the sub-subatomic particle level. The premise of my theory: Everything at the sub-subatomic level is composed of energy. There is no mass. Objects(and hence, mass...) are made up of energy.  Read More »

I want to ask you a couple questions...
Do you ever wonder where America is heading?
Do you ever wonder what our country will be like in ten or twenty years?
Third and final question...
Do you even care?  Read More »

It's rare that I think of a title before I've written the piece. For me it comes to me after re-reading what I wrote, but for this blog the title had been bouncing around in my head all morning. I think that that's because I heard a similar complaint last week made by someone refering to the blogger of the week. I'm sure that those weren't her/his exact words but the idea stuck in my head.  Read More »

I was contemplating the mass of spaghetti under and on my desk today when the thought occured to me. It had passed my mind before but this was the first time in a while that it had reappeared. The thought was, "Why don't we have wireless energy?".  Read More »

Let's talk about my favorite subject(I'm just kidding, it's not my favorite. But it's up there with my favorites! =P)... FOOD! Or, to be more specific, let's talk about FOOD poisoning...  Read More »

"Crackers can't play basketball!" "Honkies can't rap!' "White guys got no soul..."  Read More »

I was just discussing today with my friends the idea of forcing someone to do something. My arguement was that, outside of physical forcing, there is no forcing someone to do something. You can coerce them by giving them options that are not pretty but you cannot force them to choose one or the other. Let's say(this has happened before of course...) that a band of gunmen had some hostages.  Read More »

Why does our nation celebrate "Black History Month" every year? For one, how do you define "Black" when even amongst themselves it's a relative term?  Read More »