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As my first year of college came to a close, I began to get out more (again) and started hitting up some more movies. I came to realize even though some movies are darker in tone, they really put us at ease on ourselves, especially how bad off the world has come to these days.  Read More »

Good evening my fellow Americans. As you all know, the elections are approaching us. I am your Republican candidate, and I feel that I am your best choice to become the next President of the United States of America.  Read More »

Good evening, America. It's your Commander in Chief. This will be a short message from me. To begin, what's the deal with these elections? I mean, heh, you got a member of the AARP, an African-American, and a woman! Why don't you just allow me to be the head for another four years? My strategery worked for eight years, America.  Read More »

Today's rant is brought to you by: Global Warming - Hopefully you are all dead by the new Ice Age...  Read More »

I walked into my local McDonald's the other day because my mother and I were hungry. I really don't eat fast food, but I was in the mood. I ordered a Quarter Pounder with Cheese meal and was asked, "Do you want your free Quarter Pounder with that?" I turned around and noticed a sign that said something like "Free Quarter Pounder or Big Mac with purchase of one of the same".  Read More »

I'm a stand-up comedian, opened for some successful comedians and I look at things in life and wonder about them. These are few things that I don't get in the country or the world. Some probably have simple answers, some probably not:  Read More »

So I attend Eastern Washington University - a nice sized college with around 9,000 students. It is nowhere near overcrowded and my average class size is from 30-60, which I find pleasant. The University of Washington has over 40,000 students with an average class size of 150-250. I'm not saying UW isn't a renowned school, but I do believe it is overcrowded.  Read More »

This blog is more of an interactive one instead of the usual thoughts from my head. I have a question for you, the reader this week: You don't have to tell me what it was, but have you ever done something you could never tell your parents? No matter how trivial it was? Was it something big or small? Was it something you cannot forgive yourself for?  Read More »