Saturday, December 19, 2015

To Jenny Mcdermott from a Whoremonger

Dear Jenny,

I am not making videos at this time, as I am focusing on my health, so I hope you will accept this open letter. This blog is in response to your recent video to xxxild.  There was a time I counted xxxild as a friend but she decided to end it, I am at a loss to remember why, although I do have a few guesses.  I do not wish to get involved in the vlog war you have with her.  The reason for my response is to refute some of the points you made regarding prostitutes, and I thought you might enjoy the insight from someone who has been with them.

Below is your video for those reading.  

Tuesday, December 8, 2015

My Balls are huge, now I act like it.

I was driving my car the other day and I saw a lady who missed her bus.  She approached just as the bus took off.  I stopped to give her a ride.  She was a slender black woman.  I usually don't date black women as I have found that they tend to come with too much baggage and poor attitudes but I made an exception.

Saturday, October 3, 2015

Laci Green, The Obese is NOT a Protected Class

Sadly I have to make this blog post yet again finding myself at odds with a good friend Laci Green host of a online MTV program called Braless.   Although the show claims to be about Pop Culture just about every video entry is about Feminisim and regurgitation of long ago disputed claims.  While I am so happy for Laci on her YouTube success and branching out to include things such as MTV and the lecture circuit, I am dismayed at her willingness to repeat claims that have long been disputed.  Today's entry is no different it is about weight and should it be legal to discriminate.



Let's clarify a few things, despite Laci's claim that this was NOT hooters the waitresses are known as Borgata Babes and a quick Google search disputes that claim.  Essentially to be a Borgata Babe you have to be a 9 or a 10.  They even put out a yearly calendar featuring their waitresses.

From The Examaner:  Borgata Babes calendar launch party

Borgata Babes credit Brian Branch-Price

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Why I stand with Kim Davis

For those who don't know Kim Davis is the county clerk from Kentucky that refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples.  In addition she and her office has not issued any marriage licenses (even to strait couples) since the summer when the Supreme Court declared gay marriage to be the law of the land, overturning many states laws.

While recent elections have shown the tide to be turning in the view of gay marriage, the US constitution does not even address marriage, yet many state constitutions do.  In the 90's in fear of the Supreme Court one day declaring this new law the Republican led congress passed the Defense of Marriage Act and was signed into law by President Clinton.  In a case of pure irony in 2013 the Supreme Court ruled this law (the very law designed to stop the Supreme Court) unconstitutional.  President Clinton himself later expressed regret for signing that bill into law and lobbied for it's repeal.

When the Supreme Court "found" a new right in the constitution the reaction was very similar to when they "found" the right to privacy and legalized abortion.  The American people never got the vote and those who did get to vote on gay marriage had all their voted neutralized, along with every law passed by state legislatures.  The courts is where liberal ideas are born as they can not survive a public vote in most cases.

The Catholic Church considers marriage to be one of it's seven sacraments.  Many other churches consider marriage to be holy.  Although I support the right of gays to marry whomever they chose I also respect the right of freedom of religion, even if that religion is bigoted.

Christians love to point to Leviticus when discussing gay marriage but tend to gloss over the Bible's very clear instruction that gays, disobedient children, and anyone who believes a different religion deserves to die. Yet it is their right to pick and chose I guess.

Here in America we have the freedom of religion, we can believe in anything we want.  If I want to build a church that believes everyone who doesn't eat their Wheaties to be an abomination and we hold the last supper at the end of the month when my parishoners run out of food stamps that is our business.  If I want to preach that homosexuality is a sin that is my right, it is only when I carry out the orders of the Bible and start stoning people that my religious freedom infringes on the rights of others.

With recent court cases involving bakeries being sued for not making wedding cakes for gay couples.  So much for the right to refuse service to anyone, now businesses have the right to refuse service to anyone except gays.  I one day expect to see a sign that says, "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone unless they are female, transgender, disabled, homosexual, or basically anyone other than a straight white man."  Mark my words that day is coming soon.

Kim Davis is a Democrat and has worked in the clerks office  for 27 years before being elected to her current office last November, in the last election she ran unopposed.  I strongly doubt the Republicans will put up a candidate to run her out of office as the GOP tends to be against gay marriage, and the only way the Democrats can unseat her is to challenge her in the primary, which really is not going to be a priority for them as they want control over washington, not some hick town in Kentucky.

She can't be fired because she is an elected official, the next election is the only way to out her and given her popularity in her county I don't see that happening.  I predict she might even use this to seek higher office.

Now here are some facts to remember.  Her main issue was she did not want marriage licenses for gay couples to bear her name.  That is fine I can respect that, what I do disagree with is her refusal to allow the deputy clerks who work under her to issue the licenses.  The licenses would not bear her name but rather the name of the clerk who filed the paperwork.

Kim Davis appears to be part of a Apostolic church and a very conservative one it appears (based on her conservative style of dress)  She of course has been married 4 times but her current husband is also her first.  She did have two twin boys outside of marriage but all that happened before she was a Christian as was her 3 divorces.  She has only been a Christian for four years.  Her apostolic faith would be against a divorced person from being married.  Still I doubt if she is checking strait couples to see if either was previously married.As best I can tell, this is the website of her church.

Like I said, we have freedom of religion, even the right to believe and practice bigotry.  Fortunately, we now live in the internet age and Thunderf00t said it best, the internet is where religions come to die.  People have the right to pick and chose which parts of their holy book they want to live by.  Bakeries also have the right to refuse service to anyone, or at least they should.

I predict that if a religious exemption is not made for Kim Davis, the church's will be targeted next.  As non-profit corporations they are ripe for the picking if they refuse to rent their halls for a gay wedding, just you wait this will happen.  Kim Davis is not refusing to do her job or uphold the oath of office she took when she was elected, the law changed, her job changed.  Now she is being forced to do something she feels that her god will judge her for later.  FYI the people who were originally denied licenses simply got them from another court.  Seems reasonable.  My grandfather had to do the same thing when the clerk refused to isssue him a license.  He just drove 10 miles.

Kim Davis does not belong in jail, that is not a headline we need.  While I disagree with her beliefs I support her right to live by them.  The rules of her job changed without her input or consent months after she took the job.  I will be surprised if she runs for re-election for clerk, I see her using this to seek higher office.  However, if she does seek relection I don't see much hope for whomever tries to run against her.  She has become a hometown folk hero.

Sunday, September 6, 2015

Shaming: It can be a good thing.

Ever look at those PSAs on TV or on the radio about texting while driving, what about all the messages we see about drunk driving, or doing drugs.  Why are those things not called out for what they clearly are? Those messages are shaming.  I was driving down the road and I saw a sign saying how many deaths there was on the highway, followed by a warning against driving drunk.  That is drunk shaming.

Most people in my family were drunks.  They had to endure the scorn of society as laws were passed outlawing their lifestyle.  Their ability to travel was hindered as the law said they must be sober, for some on my family this kept them homebound.  They had trouble finding work as they faced discrimination as drunks were considered to unreliable to employ.  They couldn't even walk down the street as this was considered public intoxication.  Why don't we call this drunk shaming?  Because to do so would be stupid.  The same should be equally true of fat shaming.

Monday, August 17, 2015

So what happened to Trena?

About a month ago I met this wonderful lady named Trena. At the time she was one of 3 ladies I was dating and she was probably seeing me and at least one other person. Trena by far was the best and I think very soon our relationship could escalate to being exclusive. As a weird twist both times we went out Laundry was the focal point.

I decided it was time to introduce her to YouTube. We recorded a video together and it was mostly just us laughing. She really was a catch. Sadly it appears she has changed her mind. She stopped answering the phone and did not return phone calls. Perhaps she found someone better, perhaps I did something that upset her on our last phone call. Anyway, my last communication was a text message wishing her well. That was sent 5 days ago, there has been no response. It is a shame, I really did enjoy being with her.

I think I am going to take a break from dating for a while, focus more on self-improvement. I am not giving up on women, far from it, I just need time to regroup and recharge. Enjoy the blogs that I have written.

Wild West Saloon Brothel Review.

This brothel has changed names more times than Puff Daddy and Prince combined.  It still has the old website PussyCat Ranch and there is plenty of parking.  Centrally located in Winnamucca Nevada about 3 hours east of Reno on Interstate 80.  Once parked you want to go for the building on the left.  Lineups are required but if you insist on not having one they won't force you.  The problem with line ups is you are selecting someone solely on looks rather than personality.  Instead I sat down and a few of the ladies had a chat with me.  

For a building as small as this one they had quite a few ladies working.  The ones I spoke to were very flexible on the budgets.  They have a separate room for discussing pricing.  It is obvious that the room was bugged with a microphone.  There was also plenty of light to visually inspect the man for signs of STDs.  I welcomed the light and in my opinion the microphone was to ensure that after I paid up front I would be given the service I was promised.  There was also a kitchen in case you were hungry.