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January 21, 2009 by CharlesCS
Now that a Democrat is President and Congress and the Senate of under their control as well, will our favorite Bush basher, the Ol' Colonel, make a comeback? And what about a Republican version of him? Can we have an Obama basher on JU in the same manner? I volunteer to throw some bashing every once in a while but I could never live up to our favorite former resident troll.
January 20, 2009 by CharlesCS
Now that Obama is now President Obama and was singing the National Anthem at the end of his Inauguration, do all these people, who we once heard about claiming would never sing or recognize the National Anthem because it speaks of a time when slavery still existed in the US, still won't recognize or sing the National Anthem? I just can't help but wonder how will this and other kinds of racist situations will be affected now that we have had our first Black man as President of the US. I feel t...
January 19, 2009 by CharlesCS
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 {behavior:url(#ieooui) } -->  Dear President George W. Bush, On this your last day as President of the United States of America, I just wanted to say thank you for your service for the past 8 years. While many in this country, and abroad, did not like you (considering your approval ratings) you were our President none the less an...
January 13, 2009 by CharlesCS
So, what would you do to earn a degree from college? According to Foxnews.com , 22 year old Natalie Dylan from San Diego thought auctioning off her virginity was a sure fire way to make enough money to pay for college and earn a degree. And according to the article, she was right. Talk about a high priced hooker, this woman was offered $3.7 million dollars for her virginity. Now, I'm all for having a good time with a woman virgin or not, and spending some money on her is no big deal if you c...
December 10, 2008 by CharlesCS
I was born and raised in this country, the good ol' US of A. I love my country and am proud to be a citizen; am proud of those who gave their lives to defend it; am proud of those who fought hard to make this country the greatest country in the world. But I can't deny that the people of this country are plagued with imperfections. Recent political events have made me think about my fellow Americans in today's lifestyle. It is my opinion that Obama did not win the election because he was the b...
December 9, 2008 by CharlesCS
  Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4   I often wonder what some people where thinking when they go and buy (or maybe even regift) some of the toys they buy for those Christmas charities that come around ever year.   Every year the company I work for sets up boxes on every floor near every elevator for “Toys For Toys”, a foundation by the Marines. Every year the employees of my company...
November 14, 2008 by CharlesCS
As some here know, I am a big fan of 80's music. I have a nice collection of 80's music that  is constantly growing. But there were some songs that for years I have been hunting down and had very little success in find, till recently. By late 1980's I was living in Puerto Rico after living the first 8 years of my life in New Jersey. It was not an easy transition from the city life to a farm-like atmosphere. Living in my small town was like living in a almost poverty like conditions. Thin...
November 11, 2008 by CharlesCS
I remember years ago when movies were around $5 to $6 and we still had $1 and $2 theaters. 20 bucks got you plenty of people and plenty of food for the latest or at least something that came out about a month ago. Today, $20 can barely get 3 people thru the doors and you can forget about snacks. I went to the theaters this weekend to see Madagascar 2 with my wife and kids. It was a great movie, funny as hell, but it cost me $32 to get us in. But while I think the movie price is high, it pales...
November 4, 2008 by CharlesCS
Well, I finally voted. As sad as this may sound, this is actually my first time voting. For years I had very little interest in politics, but my political side began to itch just before I started hanging out in JU, right before Bush's second term. By then I still did not have the drive to get myself registered to vote so I missed out on voting in 2004 and when 2006 came, I was still not mentally ready. Well, that all changed this year. Seeing how things were going, I felt it was my duty as a ...
October 23, 2008 by CharlesCS
It's interesting what the Media finds important now a days. The economy is like a rollercoaster, our country is at war in 2 fronts, countries like Iran and North Korea playing with nukes, Obama wants to spread the wealth, Biden thinks Obama is not ready and Congress has the lowest approval ratings ever. And what is the Media concerned with? Where Sarah Palin shops for her clothes. Did I miss something here? Is this what people want to here 2 weeks before elections? Is Obama's campaign suffering ...
October 22, 2008 by CharlesCS
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 (Warning, it’s obvious tomost people that I am not an Obama fan and that my comments that follow willmost likely be biased. But my comments are from the heart, they are based on my feeling and my understanding of the issues and how they should be resolved. So if you arelooking for links to some of the comments I make below, look somewhere elsebecause there...
October 16, 2008 by CharlesCS
One never knows what one is going to come across on the Internet when one clicks that little IE  or FF icon. Even less once you access the JU website and log on. Well, this morning I came across several articles on the Recent Articles section that I found somewhat strange. When I tried to open them I got this very interesting message that said something like "this article was nuked". There were at least 6 or 7 on the list that after a few minutes and a couple of reloads or the tabs, they we...
October 6, 2008 by CharlesCS
I know Halloween this year may not be as eventful as in the past due to economic situations. I still hope people will find elaborate ways to disguised themselves for the fun of it. I look forward to dressing up this year, have not done it in years. I am thinking of dressing as a Jedi, after all I like Star Wars and I love those light up Light Sabers. What will you or your kids be dressing? I have not asked my kids yet but they never really know till they get to the stores anyways. I hope all ...
October 6, 2008 by CharlesCS
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Thanks to all the commentson Artysim’s article, Michael Moore Says… , I was inspired to write this articleto put people to the test to see just how much some believe those who canafford it should go out of their way to pay for other peoples poor choices.   What you are about to readis not a fake or made up example, this is a real live situation. &...
September 26, 2008 by CharlesCS
There are times when I feel I am the worst father ever to walk the face of this planet. Of course that is an exaggeration, but when it comes to my kids, I can't help thinking that way sometimes. Since I was little I have always been a TV person. Day and night I would watch show after show after show. Sure, I went outside to play like most kids, but I always found time to get some TV viewing done. I grew up watching shows like "The Facts of Life", "Three's Company" and "Different Strokes". I a...