The U.S. Supreme Court this summer ruled in favor of the right of Americans to bear arms. This proclamation however never mentioned common sense with respect to fire arms. Simply because one may carry a gun does not mean that one SHOULD carry a gun.
Take for example Plaxico Burress, NY Giants football player, who this [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Entertainment’
November 30, 2008
Common Sense Underlies Gun Rights
November 23, 2008
24: Redemption
Jack Bauer is back! Although I’d been warned that Jack had lost his edge, the previews for the rest of the season show that the real Jack is resurrected later in 2009. Jack used his wits and brains to save lives. In the end, Jack sacrificed his freedom to save others. I can’t wait to [...]
November 23, 2008
Quantum of Solace
James Bond and his movie genre return boldly in Quantum of Solace. During the course of the movie, my mind recalled the early (Sean Connery) Bond installments. Solace returns Bond to the reticent and emotionally closed off spy who simply enjoys some women becomes attached to other women and above all seeks to protect the [...]
November 23, 2008
Curiouser and curiouser
The Screen Actors’ Guild lives and operates in a vacuum. SAG apparently fails to appreciate the extreme impact of the last “Entertainment Industry” strike on the television industry. On top of that, SAG fails to comprehend how the economic challenges that our citizens face will impact whatever sympathy factor consumers of their product will carry [...]
September 28, 2008
Fuel, Irony
As I returned from a short car trip, I began watching the NASCAR race today. As I read news stories and facebook postings by friends about the lack of gasoline in North Georgia, the car race rolls on at intense speeds with quick refueling and tire changes. Realize though that NASCAR uses a different type [...]
August 22, 2008
Surprise! It’s a hoax.
When Matthew Whitton and Rick Dyer reported that that they found Big Foot in the North Georgia mountains, who REALLY thought Big Foot lived in N. Ga.? Seriously.
We have bears and any other manner of wildlife here in the piney woods and the Appalachian Trail. William Lett, an Indiana man, negotiated a deal for Tom [...]
August 7, 2008
Is this REALLY News?
The AJC is reporting today that Matt Ryan, rookie draft pick of the Falcons, will take over for Mike Vick on AirTran billboards. Is this really news? Why is it a headline that a football player will be an advertising icon for a company?
Isn’t that just free advertising for the company? Wow! That must be [...]
July 23, 2008
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Not my first choice for the movies, John is an avid Hellboy fan. The movie was NOT what I expected. Beautifully directed and designed, the film showed the director’s and writer’s appreciation for the venues created as well as the characters. The story shot almost like a cops and robbers film with comic book characters [...]