Topless, overweight male dance team strikes a deal with Ellen's producers: Get 8000 hits on their YouTube vid and they will be on the show.
GO WATCH NOW!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8sCoeYDrPY
Friday, February 27, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Send your own stimulus check - BankofObama.org
Do you want some of the money Obama is giving away. Do you have friends or family that need to be bailed out? Send them a stimulus check!!
This website is very cool!
http://www.bankofobama.org/
This website is very cool!
http://www.bankofobama.org/
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Men you shouldn't date
1. Rebound Guy
Knowing how bummed I’ve been since my ex Claudia left for Europe, my buddy tried to set me up with his “hot coworker.” Very kind of him, but I declined. With my heart stuck in international customs, there’s no way I could make a connection. Not that I wasn’t tempted. We men secretly hope we’ll never have to deal with our feelings and instead can “fix” our sadness with a new woman. Problem is, we’re always comparing her to the ex—how she is in bed, how her butt looks in jeans. Real mature stuff that you’d be wise to avoid by dating us after we’ve healed.
2. Disappearing Guy
Some seemingly normal guys have a bad habit of vanishing. Excuses like “work’s really busy” may be true, but there’s often something else going on. My old roommate tried to woo his new girlfriend while still dating his old one. I also know someone who told a woman he was single in New York, although he was married in Ohio. Both guys checked out for days at a time.
When you’re just starting to date, it’s not like you’re tracking a person’s every movement. Still, the giveaway is erratic contact—is he in touch every day and then suddenly MIA? Does he often cancel plans? Or does he suddenly want to meet up in an hour, after not calling all week? Beware.
3. Slick Guy
With his sporty car, high-tech cell phone and Swedish designer toothbrush, my college roommate managed to hide his insecurity behind hip stuff. He never let women get close for fear they’d find him out. So women wound up feeling rejected when he was the one who sucked.
My advice: If his life looks like a magazine spread, steer clear. Say what you will about the guy who has a painting of poker-playing dogs or a mountain of laundry, but I promise you this: He’s real.
4. Rude Guy
I’m amazed at what men get away with. A partial list of nasty moves I’ve witnessed: checking out the waitress, fiddling with a BlackBerry during dinner, asking the cute bartender for her number when his date is in the bathroom. If a man lets the door slam shut instead of opening it for you, make that all the closure you need.
5. Love too soon guy
He tells you he loves you before he even knows your middle name. This is the guy who has been waiting for someone to say I love you back for far too long. Love you soon guy will start talking marriage and children before you've even been intimate. He is usually a combination of rebound guy and insecure guy rolled up in one. You should leave soon when love too soon guy shows up.
6. Last Year’s Guy
Long nights and a fear of being single forever can make going back to an ex seem mighty attractive. I’ve been guilty of it twice, both during lonely times in the dead of winter. Recycling romance seemed far easier than the unknown, and it was...for the two months before we rediscovered exactly why we broke up in the first place. What’s the lesson here? Move forward, not back. And know that it’s better to be out there looking than stuck on a couch with some guy you’re just going to wind up dumping anyway. He might be happy, but you deserve more.
Knowing how bummed I’ve been since my ex Claudia left for Europe, my buddy tried to set me up with his “hot coworker.” Very kind of him, but I declined. With my heart stuck in international customs, there’s no way I could make a connection. Not that I wasn’t tempted. We men secretly hope we’ll never have to deal with our feelings and instead can “fix” our sadness with a new woman. Problem is, we’re always comparing her to the ex—how she is in bed, how her butt looks in jeans. Real mature stuff that you’d be wise to avoid by dating us after we’ve healed.
2. Disappearing Guy
Some seemingly normal guys have a bad habit of vanishing. Excuses like “work’s really busy” may be true, but there’s often something else going on. My old roommate tried to woo his new girlfriend while still dating his old one. I also know someone who told a woman he was single in New York, although he was married in Ohio. Both guys checked out for days at a time.
When you’re just starting to date, it’s not like you’re tracking a person’s every movement. Still, the giveaway is erratic contact—is he in touch every day and then suddenly MIA? Does he often cancel plans? Or does he suddenly want to meet up in an hour, after not calling all week? Beware.
3. Slick Guy
With his sporty car, high-tech cell phone and Swedish designer toothbrush, my college roommate managed to hide his insecurity behind hip stuff. He never let women get close for fear they’d find him out. So women wound up feeling rejected when he was the one who sucked.
My advice: If his life looks like a magazine spread, steer clear. Say what you will about the guy who has a painting of poker-playing dogs or a mountain of laundry, but I promise you this: He’s real.
4. Rude Guy
I’m amazed at what men get away with. A partial list of nasty moves I’ve witnessed: checking out the waitress, fiddling with a BlackBerry during dinner, asking the cute bartender for her number when his date is in the bathroom. If a man lets the door slam shut instead of opening it for you, make that all the closure you need.
5. Love too soon guy
He tells you he loves you before he even knows your middle name. This is the guy who has been waiting for someone to say I love you back for far too long. Love you soon guy will start talking marriage and children before you've even been intimate. He is usually a combination of rebound guy and insecure guy rolled up in one. You should leave soon when love too soon guy shows up.
6. Last Year’s Guy
Long nights and a fear of being single forever can make going back to an ex seem mighty attractive. I’ve been guilty of it twice, both during lonely times in the dead of winter. Recycling romance seemed far easier than the unknown, and it was...for the two months before we rediscovered exactly why we broke up in the first place. What’s the lesson here? Move forward, not back. And know that it’s better to be out there looking than stuck on a couch with some guy you’re just going to wind up dumping anyway. He might be happy, but you deserve more.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Bullet Proof Hair Weave
Craziest story every! With video!
http://www.nbcactionnews.com/news/local/story/Cops-Hair-Weave-Stops-Bullet/x6Lq5NPwxUSMhiY0QSyqRA.cspx?rss=764&xd=394
Whoopee cushion experiment
http://www.acoustics.salford.ac.uk/
http://www.nbcactionnews.com/news/local/story/Cops-Hair-Weave-Stops-Bullet/x6Lq5NPwxUSMhiY0QSyqRA.cspx?rss=764&xd=394
Whoopee cushion experiment
http://www.acoustics.salford.ac.uk/
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Web Wednesday - 20 questions to ask your doctor
This is a great website with a lot of tips on improving and maintaining your health.
http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/#ehc
Here is the page with the 20 things to do when seeing a doctor
http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/20tips.htm
http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/#ehc
Here is the page with the 20 things to do when seeing a doctor
http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/20tips.htm
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
Wiregrass Football Signees
Congrats to all of our area kids who signed to play college ball!!!
Get the list at the here from the Dothan Eagle
Get the list at the here from the Dothan Eagle
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Get Mason and Misty eyes!
We both have 20/20 eyes and you can too! Check out Dr. Heersink at Eye Center South. He is the Dr. we trusted our vision to...
http://eyecentersouth.net/
http://eyecentersouth.net/
Monday, February 2, 2009
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