To The OWS Mob... I am the 1%....

Let me preface this by saying I am not the greatest wordsmith and 
my brain races along much faster than my hands can type.. that being said ....



I started working when I was 13 years old when I got a paper route.


I also had a neighbor take me under his wing and teach me machining and
mechanical work. Bridgeport , Lathe, Grinding, Welding, Engine work
and how to spin a wrench.


I also cut lawns and raked and shoveled driveways.


When I was 15 I got a job doing small engine repair and maintenace on
lawnmowers and snowblowers.


That year was 1978, I talked my father into buying a brand new Ariens snowblower
from the place I worked at.
It was delivered 2 weeks before the blizzard of 1978. LUCK!
Boston got 27 plus inches of snow.
I remember the roads being closed and everyone out walking on the narrow streets.
Lots of people were shoveling as there weren't alot of snowblowers.
After clearing our driveway I spent the next 2 weeks, all day, walking around with
that snowblower. I made over $600.00 back then.

She Kept Eating.....

"She probably ate more than any other guest I've ever had on the show —she kept eating even during commercials."

"Does Michelle really over-satiate herself on adipose-inducing feasts while lecturing
kids to clean up their diets?"

CBS sugarcoats shitbags......

...baby-faced bandits


....They look pretty young


....they have such a great life ahead




awww ain't that cute... ?




NO, They are fucking shitbags with "BOXCUTTERS" and are robbing people!!!


WTF???

Motorcycle Rant......

Seriously... I mean REALLY serious.. do YOU, fellow rider, feel any tougher with your foot peg just above the double yellow line?

In the past few weeks I have had the luxury of seeing both male and female riders hugging the center line in undivided traffic. Closing speeds of 70 to 110 mph.

One little hiccup and your left leg will be completely torn off let alone losing your life. IS is worth it?

I just don't get it?