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Expertise: Beer is a stong passion of mine, also little known bands and obscure music refrences. I am trying to become an conasoir of beer, but i think i will be an expert on being drunk first.
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Monday, October 10, 2005

The wussification of America

 

As a nation we are becoming weak and lazy. Ok I take that back we are already lazy but as a nation we are getting weaker. We continue to safety proof ourselves from everything that we deem even remotely dangerous. Apparently we have completely disregarded the old adage “That which doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger.” Why is it then that we live in a continued state of nervousness and paranoia?  If all of our precautions are worth it why do we still fall prey to the same diseases, the same accidents, and the same twists of fate?  The fact is that we are doing more harm than good; we see no immediate results and the long term effects could spoil our most precious recourse. Our Children.

 

Chicken Nuggets, bowl cuts, and flip flops. Those are the signs that you are ruining your children, particularly your male children. Now I’m not a chest pounding, manly man. I do skip immediately to the sports page when reading the newspaper but I don’t believe in keeping my women barefoot pregnant and in the kitchen. I do however believe that men in the house need to be exactly that, men. Society wants dads to be more sensitive, and less brutish. More dotting and less demanding and frankly I think that’s bullshit. Boys need to learn to use wiffle bats as make believe riffles, and fallen branches as swords.

 

The less then men are present in the home. The more that men are portrayed as bumbling morons, the more that men are displayed as unwitting victims of circumstance, the less authority the figure of father in the household has. Men should not be relinquished to empty patriarchs with nothing of importance to add to the household.

 

Every time I see a child riding a bike with a helmet, knee and elbow pads, and riding gloves I have to ask. What are they being protected from? Certainly the thing a parent worries about most is the dreaded car accident. How does a 25 dollar Styrofoam helmet help that situation?  We should be teaching our children what streets not to cross, not how to worry themselves sick over scrapping a knee. In fact we should be encouraging them to go scrape a knee, smash a thumb, bloody a nose. Certainly if not there own at least bloody someone else’s nose.

 

What happens when all these boys grow up to be wussies. What will happen when our country is inevitably drawn into war, like it does every couple of generations? What will happen when our boys grow to be young men and are faced with confrontation? How will they possible stand up for themselves? I know as a young man, as a rather undersized young man, the one thing that allowed me to stick up for myself is the fact that I knew no matter what happened it would only hurt for a little while. What happens to our young men when the only pain they know is having there feelings hurt. Our boys need to go out and injure themselves; it’s a right of passage, and a learning tool.

 

I’m not advocating being purposely careless or intentionally negligent with our children. I think we need to keep our eyes on our children, watch them closely but for heavens sake

Let them go out and experience a little bit of living, being hurt is part of being alive. Pain is not our enemy, pain helps us learn our limits, it sets the boundaries that we live by. There is a rare disease known as congenital insensitivity to pain and anhidrosis (CIPA) and it is considered a curse. People with this disease bite through there tongue when they eat, burn there flesh and break bones without ever knowing it. So as you can see pain is a guide, not an enemy of the body. 

 

In conclusion lets stop worrying about whether or not our children fall out of a small tree, and lets start worrying about whether or not our boys will grow up to be men instead of neutered, insecure, whooped man-ginas. So take off the helmets, buy them toy guns and for Christ sake let boys be boys.


Sunday, October 09, 2005

Currently Reading
Travels with Charlie: In search of America
By John Steinbeck
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hey check it i got a new computer.  Now I can get online and post! I guess my question is does anyone even remember I exsist. So anyway if you still get my posts let me know that I'm not wasting my time.

So here is whats new. I got a job working at the University of Phoenix as an enrollment advisor. I've only been working there for a couple of months but I like my job a lot. Also I went to Virginia about a week ago to visit my parents at there new camground. I liked it there and the boys absolutly loved it. My wife and are considering moving there to help my folks out. The schools in that area are really nice and I would like


Sunday, January 23, 2005

Check it out, next weekend the ole lady and i are going to six flags. I need to start taking some pictures. I keep saying im going to but never get around to it.


Sunday, January 09, 2005

you know what, I really wish I had something interesting to write. But to be honest I dont really. have anything to talk about anymore.Ugh Im going to get started taking more pictures of my kids, maybe that will give me something to talk about. Until I do though its just more of nothing.....


Sunday, January 02, 2005

So  Christmas and New years has come and gone and now im sad. Its a long ass time until the next holiday comes around, well at least a holiday that i get off of work for

anyway Xmas was good, new years was a little dull, but i think the heavy partying days are gone for a while now

ohh by the way I quite smoking again. Its been a couple of weeks and Im doing really good. I think the difference has been that I really want to quite this time. The older, and smarter my kids get, I dont want them seeing me smoking. I feel really awsome about my decision

 

 



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