You have a right to your feelings, but your feelings aren't always right.

You have a right to your feelings, but your feelings
aren't always right. I had to bury my xbox 360 over
the weekend, and it wasn't easy. The red ring of death set in
for good for "WhiteDude" This particular one was an old school one I had bought from "SILOCK" off ofChiefsplanet. I remember clearing out my "schedule"
to really play the game "Mass Effect" Clearing out my
schedule at that time ment I didn't get side-tracked by
going to Jerry's Bait shop and doing 10 shots of Wild turkey.
What I was going through today was the grieving process of the death
of my xbox 360. First I had bargining "well maybe I can go somewhere
else and play xbox 360!" Then Anger "WHY DID YOU DIE XBOX 360"
Depression was there and of course I am on my way
to accepting it now. I remember when I buried the dreamcast.
I get older, but saying goodbye to video games systems is never easy.

Selling baseball cards? I want a specific player.

June 25th

Yesterday I was feeling anxious so I drove back to St. Joseph and did some laundry. I met up Botty and we hung out, we later hung out with Kride. There was a nice looking group of ladies with tattoo's that I would like ask out for an awkward date. Hey ladies, I know you probably aren't going to get hired anywhere but a tattoo parlor with those tattoo's. How would you like to be middle class!

June 25Th. I woke up and got an HDMI cable so I could connect my Laptop to the TV at my parents house and play some music. That worked out nicely. I bought some new socks and under T-shirts. My neck on white t-shirts were starting to look like bacon. My nephew was running around with a pizza cutter. That is a good idea! Everything is going pretty well right now, as long as I keep moving and don't let myself get to anxious.

DeezNutz Chimes in on my obsession of quick baseball games

Originally Posted by Demonpenz
it ususally means an out and atleast in my heart that gives the game a chance to go faster.

Originally Posted by DeezNutz
Royals Fan Syndrome symptom #467. Outs are fun!!!

Quoting this for a factual statement. I also like quick relationships with girlfriends, less painful when they start having sex with Brian Cardinal

Ho-Chaser

I sat down with Byrdman to take in a nice relaxing Royals game, but it turned into a fiasco. It always does this time of year. The heat gets hot and the Royals fall apart. Hochaver is not a #1. This is a fact that has been pounded in our heads. In economic terms he is a sunk cost. Byrdman pointed out the fact that they should just plan on him going 5 innings. My feelings is every pitcher should be expected to go 7 and you don't plan on anyone only going 5, but he does make a point. It's like when I get in my Lancer with 1 gallon of gas and expect to make it to platte city, sometimes it makes it sometimes it doesn't, but everytime I pull that shit. It isn't smart.

TK13 has a prediction for the Royals

Originally Posted by tk13
I think we're about to reach the part of the season where people will start to turn on the young guys.

Fathers day weekend wrap up (Green hills meat edition)

On Friday I was pretty tired, but I was able to go for a walk friday night in baggy jeans and a Jimi Hendrix T-Shirt. It was hot outside, airwalk shoes are great for everything exept for walking in hot and cold weather. Saturday I woke up and drive to St Joseph. I stopped at Green Hills and saw a couple of my friends younger sisters. One lady was apart of the Nold Family, the other one was apart of the Castor family. It was 8 AM. I asked them what they were upto at 8 am. They looked at me and said in a serious tone of voice "Have you seen the meat price here!" I laughed, but then I started to check out the meat section and noticed people were really pumped up about GREEN HILLS MEAT. I mean, someone had wrote in magic marker "BEST MEAT PRICES IN TOWN" so it had to be true. They did have spare ribs fo like 1.99 per pound and chicken so cheap it made me want to smack Bryce with a rubber hose. My mind did start wondering if I was missing out on a "good deal!" so all weekend I would look confused and my dad would say. "YOUR MISSING OUT ON THE MEAT SALE RAY" Damnit my dad is always right! I ended up buying some chicken and leaving it at my parents