

It smells good once you walk in and they have this amazing cheese bread thing in the bakery. Yummy in my tummy!


Next up is.............drum roll please.............................................

There is a company called Perverted Justice that hires people to play decoys online as minors who are trying to nab the nasty pedophiles out there. That guy on the logo up there is Chris Hansen. He's the one with the cojones to actually get in a room with these pedos and interview them without them knowing. Here's how it works:
-The people at Perverted Justice, the people at Dateline, the police, and of course, Chris Hansen himself, rent out a house in a community and set up shop. They have installed security cameras everywhere imaginable in and around the house. They have police in the perimeter of the house and are ready to nab these pedos as soon as they walk out the house.
-Perverted Justice has a room in the house where they chat online to predators who think they are chatting with minors. They chat in a sexually explicit manner, which in some states is illegal. And sometimes these people send pictures of their privates. Gross again. But because it is illegal, that's how the cops can catch these suckers.
-Once contact is made between the decoy and the predator, the decoy tries to get the predator to come out to the house that NBC has rented out and when they go, that's when the fun starts.
-These disgusting perverts walk up in the house thinking they are going to get some from a minor, when little do they know....all of America is about to start laughing at their pathetic asses. So they walk up in the house and remember the whole house is filled with cops, security, NBC producers, Chris Hansen, and of course someone who sounds as if they were 12-14 years old so that once the predator comes in, the predator believes a minor is in the house. That's how they reel 'em in!
-Once these predators are inside, they walk to the kitchen where there is a table and stool and they sit down waiting. As they are waiting, Chris Hansen comes in through a door and scares the crap out of these guys. He approaches them as tells them to have a seat and tries to talk to these nasty men.
Chris Hansen also has the chat log between the pervert and the decoy set up by Perverted Justice. So if the idiot in red tries to lie, Chris Hansen will put his sorry ass on blast!!! For example:
Chris: How old did the decoy say she was?
Idiot: Oh, she said she was 18.
Chris: You sure about that?
Idiot: Yes! 18!
Chris: I have the chat log here and it CLEARLY states her saying she is 13.
Idiot: Oh, well....hmm.Chris engages conversation between this guy and many others and lots of times you hear the idiots say they were just visiting, they weren't really going to have sex with the minors they thought they were talking to (oh, these men also brings condoms, lube, alcohol, toys. Yes, it's great TV), they were making sure the minor was OK. Then once all is said and done Chris says "Well, there's something you need to know. My name is Chris Hansen and I'm from Dateline NBC and we're doing a story on men who prey on minors online." The look on these men's faces are priceless.
These men are arrested and booked for different charges such as soliciting minors online for sex, transmitting pornographic images to a minor, and others. Remember, the whole point for this documentary is to arrest pedophiles in America, embarrass the hell out of them, and make sure they are put through hell. Mission Accomplished, NBC.
You can watch reruns of "To Catch A Predator" Sunday nights starting at 10pm on MSNBC. Holla!
How friggin' cute is this puppy? It's so teeny tiny! Look at it's paws, those cute little eyes, those baby little whiskers, the button nose!
Now that I am a night owl and can sleep at whatever time I want to, infomercials seem to be the thing to watch on late late late television. For the most part, I am NOT sold on any of those informercials I see. BUT DANG! Once you hear Sarah McLachlan start to sing "Angel"...come on...you KNOW what I'm talking about ...."In the arms of an angel..fly away from here" That's it. It was over for me. Waterworks shortly ensued.
It's a really heart-wrenching commercial for abused animals and I am not an animal lover, per say, but damn that commercial really hit me hard (and I wasn't even on my period). So I gave in. Damn those marketers!!!! They hit the money shot with those sad little puppy eyes and the damn song to match!!!! Oh well. At the end of the day, I am contributing to a great cause and I know lots of pet owners. Those pets are an addition to their family. It's deep yo! Hell, I don't even kill cockroaches anymore(Sorry, Chrissy)-they deserve to live too!
Just kidding my peeps. No, it's not hard at all. They are out there, ya know. Especially with match.com, eharmony.com, okcupid.com, plentyoffish.com (you catch my drift)out there.
You aren't "unlucky in love" or having bad luck. That's what life is all about. Sometimes you THINK you have shit all figured out then BAM! Life happens. And you know what? THAT'S OK! Sometimes you need to go through life alone for a minute to know that you can hold your own if need be. AGAIN. NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT. Society also has a view on what we should do with our lives-graduate high school, go off to college, maybe grad school, work in corporate America, meet someone, fall in love, get married, soon after have kids, and live happily ever after. Uhmmmmm, seriously?
For some folks, this has truly happened, but it was hard as hell to get to that "happily ever after" point. Some may have had a child, then finished school. Some may have finished their Master's Degree, have a house, but live alone. Ultimately, you can somewhat decide what you want to do to secure your future. By going off to college, you can safely market yourself with a little more confidence than the freshman college dropout with less than a year of real world experience.
Marriage is something that is very special and sacred and a necessity, depending on who you ask. For those of you that are married, I commend you tremendously because it is NOT easy. There is no ME in a marriage, it's US. To me that friggin' unheard of, but that is why I give you props. This is something I really don't picture myself doing. The only "US" I know is Alex and myself. Marriage is a HUGE commitment and it should also mean through thick and thin, nothing can that unity (I don't mean pulling a Tiger Woods on your significant other and thinking you can get away with it).