On the boobs of a hooker named Gayle
Is tatoo’ed the price of her tail
And on her behind
for the sake of the blind
is the same information in Braille.
Thanks. Redneck Princess
Monthly Archive for August, 2007
- Two Southwest Airline Tickets: Free
- Somebody to dog sit: Free
- Somebody that will let us stay with them: Free
- Being able to pick up and go today: Priceless
Heading to Austin, Don’t Mess With, Texas.
I really love Barbeque. Pork, Beef, Mutton, Wet, Dry, Sweet, Vinegar. Here are some places I personally visited and will recommend with any hesitation:
If you need a Barbeque road trip in West Tennessee, this is a perfect five day BBQ pig out. You will have to plan carefully because those backroad Q places are only open a couple days a week and when it’s gone it’s gone. You can work in four meals a day with good planning. Do not eat while in the car or I will hunt you down. Q has to be eaten at the joint.
Heading to Austin for the long weekend. My mouth is watering for some Rudy’s brisket already. Hopefully we’ll find a new place for my list.
I never gave it a thought that Ken Jennings would have a for real blog. I found it it in somebody’s blogroll. It wasn’t one of those A list blogrolls. There he was, just hanging out with some other bloggers. Of course his blog is witty and smart, but it’s also irreverent! And he cusses! Yay! I may be really naive, but I think he writes it himself.
Ken Jennings is one of us, except that he’s really really smart. I’m sucking up to him by putting him in my blogroll.
Erin Brockvich (Julia Roberts) is doing better with her blog – getting a little more personal.
Let me know if you stumble across some other famous personalities that regularly blog.
Holy crap. I thought being called an elder was bad. Now were as old as the redwoods.
I didn’t mean to turn this blog into a review of boomer websites, but the announcement hit my RSS this evening. Redwoodage has launched.
Named for the majestic trees that grow to hundreds of years of age in Northern California, RedwoodAge publishes news, information and blogs. We’re building community forums to share and test ideas. And we urge people to take action—personally and socially—to enhance the quality of life for everyone, young or old.
Wait a minute… young and old? There’s a whole generation that you skipped bubba. The landing page and all the inside pages are just rehashed news.
Look at these topics by their bloggers. See anything there you haven’t seen a hundred times before? Nope.
Do the people who concieve these websites think we just sit around and wail “woe is me?”
Healthy Ways By P.A. MacLean
P.A. MacLean and others look at ways to live a healthier life through exercise, diet and lifestyle changes that can save money, ease pressure on the environment, and lead to a longer, happier life.
Political Thinking By John McGowan
A few thoughts on the state of the state, nation and world by contributors across the United States and Europe, including Professor John McGowan.
Money Matters By Jennifer Meacham
A penny drops on Wall Street and your mortgage rates go up. Award-winning writer Jennifer Meacham and others bring perspective to the marketplace of life.
Spiritual Lift By Cathy Bowman
We’ve all felt that way, haven’t we. Catherine Bowman and her guests look inside those everyday moments to gauge their impact on our hearts and souls.?
The Whole Life By Cecily O’Connor
Balancing intellectual strength, physical health and spiritual meaning is no easy trick. RedwoodAge.com senior writer Cecily O’Connor and other staff members take a look at living well.
How about some columns like:
- Messing around with four wheelers can kill you
- Remember the pot you smoked? It’s not the same anymore
- Is a Harley right for you?
- Do your grandkids just bug the heck out of you?
- Lusting after your pastor?
- Penny stocks for fun and profit
- Here’s why your senator won’t win the nomination
- Pills and booze, sometimes they won’t kill you
The guy that started this site is a founding editor of Marketwatch for crying out loud! You would think he would know better. Here’s a tip Skippy: before you launch a site? Use a search engine to see what’s out there. Engage some boomer bloggers.
You want venture capital and you will probably get it since you have a nice pedigree. But you won’t be around long unless you give boomers something new and different.
