The SOLE purpose of this weekly series is
to help call attention to sites that I think many would find most
interesting—in one way or another. Just
to be clear, inclusion in this series is not necessarily meant as a
recommendation, and I have included sites that are rather disturbing to
me. The link below each image is to the
site itself, and each image is linked to the particular post from which it was
taken when applicable. Please, go see
for yourself. Oh, and as of August 10,
2012, I will be no longer including sites that have auto-play and word
verification engaged.
This weekly series
will include as many of my all-time favorite tunes as I can get my grubby
little hands on (so to speak). Now, each
one included in each edition will have some connection with the other—albeit
only as a figment of my imagination, but they will not be numbered. For I just cannot bring myself to rate some
higher than others. So, this will not be
a countdown, but if you are enjoying them as much as I do, it won’t
matter. Besides, with no countdown, this
could go on forever and ever! Oh, and
despite the fact that there is absolutely no way that your musical tastes can
be as exquisite as mine, I welcome any suggestions that you might dare to
make. I am, after all, quite magnanimous
by nature.
Since I have not been given much of a life, I watch an
awful lot of television, which includes an awful lot of commercials. Now, a “GOOD” ad is one that holds my
attention and makes me want to at least learn more about the product or service
it is for. A “BAD” ad is one that
quickly becomes nothing more than background noise when it cannot be skipped
over. “UGLY” ads are much worse. For not only do they make we want to never
see them again, they make me want to never have anything to do with the company
that paid for them to be produced. Of
course, you may feel differently, but I sure wouldn’t say much about it around
anyone with a lick of sense. For I am,
after all, an expert on such things—albeit only in my own mind!
Not every song that
will be featured here will be what is generally considered as being “Christian”
in the eyes of this world. For some will
be anguished cries from the pit of despair while others will be quite obviously
fervent rants of rebellion. Nonetheless,
be assured that they will all be of our Heavenly Father (in one way or another)
and I hope that you have been given ears to hear the message.
“Come Monday…” is a
weekly series that will involve a review of, or commentary about, websites, movies, documentaries, television
shows, sports, music, and whatever else may tickle my fancy at the time. Be assured that these reviews will be
generally positive, as in accordance to the Jimmy Buffett song “Come
Monday.” This is subject to change,
however. In fact, I would be most
derelict in my duties to neglect going on a rant every once in a while. For rants promote change, and change can be
good—right? Therefore, since good is
generally considered as being a positive force in 99.3% of the parallel
universes that I am aware of, even a rant could be considered as being
something positive, and a genuine hissy-fit would be even better (so I’m told).
First
of all, I would like to clear the air concerning any confusion over this being
about pooping spam. Although, one might
wonder with all of it coming my way lately.
Hey,
there have been some days when a total of over a hundred spam comments were left on
several of my pieces on all three of my sites, and over 70% of them were
getting through the Blogger spam filter.
Hence, the reason why I have started moderating comments after keeping
the door wide open since the beginning of my online odyssey six years ago
tomorrow.
Be
assured that the door is still open to all legitimate comments. It is arguable that anyone who would be
critical of my “stuff” has to be illegitimate, though.
Alas,
I was so excited the first time I saw where I had received a comment on one of
my endeavors to persevere. Nonetheless,
I was somewhat confused about what selling T-shirts out of Portugal had to do
with the theological matter being addressed in the article.
Hopefully,
that clears the air of any lingering concerns over the spam issue. So, let us get to the poop on poop—posthaste!
Yeah,
I realize that many are of the opinion that it is an untouchable subject. However, a big part of the intrepid reporter job
description is to have a willingness to wade through the muck and mire until a
story can be found.
Be
assured that I hope I am not dumping too much upon you at once, but the poop on
poop is that proper pooping really is an essential part of maintaining good
health—especially for those suffering from cirrhosis of the liver. For dangerous levels of ammonia can build up
in the bloodstream if one does not watch what they doing.
Ironically,
one often does not have a clue about what they are doing when those ammonia
levels become too high. For they slip
into what appears to be a drunken stupor, and taking [Lactulose] helps to bring
my beloved wife back to me.
Of
course, there have been times when I have watered down her medicine in order to
keep her being sweet, but that is another topic for another day. (Yes, I am just kidding about watering down
her medicine…kinda.)
Thankfully,
she was finally approved for Medicaid.
For we were having to spend almost a $100.00 a week on just Lactulose,
and that should now be down to less than $10.00!
She
keeps insisting that I need to start taking the stuff. Be assured that I have no idea why, but I
have met several out here in cyberspace in desperate need of a good poop.
So,
let me end this with a question that can now be heard being asked around
mid-morning of most days in our home. Have
you pooped yet?
Back during my childhood, our parents would often load
up my brother and me after Sunday morning church services for a leisurely drive
around where we lived. Even though we
were seeing mostly familiar sights, it was still good to see them, and this is
why “A Sunday Drive” sounded about right for the name of a weekly series
revisiting familiar sites that are well worth seeing again and again. The link below the image is to the site
itself, and the image is linked to the post it was first included in here.
Ironically, some of the best television commercials are
for ESPN, and only air on ESPN. Now, I
do not know if these ads really are meant to add all the more to the viewing
experience, but it works for me.
The SOLE purpose of this weekly series is
to help call attention to sites that I think many would find most
interesting—in one way or another. Just
to be clear, inclusion in this series is not necessarily meant as a
recommendation, and I have included sites that are rather disturbing to
me. The link below each image is to the
site itself, and each image is linked to the particular post from which it was
taken when applicable. Please, go see
for yourself. Oh, and as of August 10,
2012, I will be no longer including sites that have auto-play and word
verification engaged.
This weekly series
will include as many of my all-time favorite tunes as I can get my grubby
little hands on (so to speak). Now, each
one included in each edition will have some connection with the other—albeit
only as a figment of my imagination, but they will not be numbered. For I just cannot bring myself to rate some
higher than others. So, this will not be
a countdown, but if you are enjoying them as much as I do, it won’t
matter. Besides, with no countdown, this
could go on forever and ever! Oh, and
despite the fact that there is absolutely no way that your musical tastes can
be as exquisite as mine, I welcome any suggestions that you might dare to
make. I am, after all, quite magnanimous
by nature.
