Tuesday, February 26, 2008

TALK ABOUT BUSY....

Well where do I begin?

Lets just say that I am happy to report my Brother from another mother has returned to the world of line work for a new outfit. Public Circus can go to hell! My company will own them someday anyway, then they will know what "suck" is all about. Anywho, Brothat is jackin' wire once again and the S.O.B. even got some storm duty on his first week back....bastid.
Nice shiner, fag!
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I also had the privilege to see my old buddy, from way back, Woody. Woody has like 18years in the US Army and has been to Somalia & Iraq more times than I would want to be.100_2299
He was home in New England with his wife, who is also active duty Army. We managed to whoop it up & reminisce about old times. My friends Christie & Corey had a welcome home get together and I walked down memory lane with quite a few people I don't get to see anymore. What a night it was!
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Then, this past weekend, my lovely wife, whom I call Bapple, had her birthday. It was a good time and I am thankful to all the people that showed up at Margaritas, it meant alot to her. Consequently it is Tuesday evening and she still barely has a voice......ah, the quiet.
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On one final note, those of you that know me & have known me, know that I have constantly played "Chia-Head" over the years and change my appearance quite regularly. I don't know why I do this, but I do, so I have put together a montage of my past looks, so you can all recall meeting me at least once in your lifetime:

What do you think?

"Did you ever notice they never take any fat hostages? You never see a guy coming out of Lebanon going: I was held hostage for seven months and I lost 175 pounds, I feel good and I look good and I learned self-discipline. That's the important thing.”--Denis Leary

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

NOW I AM PISSED OFF!

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The unfortunate thing is that I am helpless & pissed off. You see, as I was logging on to post a diatribe about how NH's second largest utility sucks and my deepened sadness for the loss of Roy Scheider...AKA Chief Brody...my phone rings and on the other end is my credit card company asking me about all these charges that were incured over the past week. The funny (or not so funny) thing was, I haven't used the thing in 3 weeks. Some asshole is out there charging away on my card. Now how the hell did he get my account? There is a $241 charge at a friggin' donut shop?!?! No I know I am a big guy, but $241?!!!!??! It pisses me off. So, now I have to play back & forth with the card company to make sure these charges fall off. Old card shredded, new card on the way, but still...what an ass ache!

Now on to Public Circus of New Hampshire (the other electric utility) "Protecting your life at every moment"--my ass. Here is a company that treats there employees like grade a dog shit. I am very aware of unfair union & labor practices that go on there due to my brother's plight with them. It amazes me that someone has not sued this company to the nines. I know my brother has a great case and I can only hope & pray that he goes for justice. For real! I am not one for lawyers and law suits, but this is a very legitimate case of poor human rescources and labor practices. Where is the damned hammer of justice now?!?!? I am with you brother... I am.
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And onto a sad note. Sunday, February 10, we lost a great one. Roy Scheider will forever be known as the man who keeps me out of the ocean to this very day. A great actor from one of my favorite movies of all time, Jaws. I have not only seen the movie 100's of times, but have been to the Martha's Vineyard in search of locations it was filmed. I have read book about the making of the movie, seen countless interviews. To hear of the loss of Chief Martin Brody(Scheider)truly stunned me. A great actor not only in Jaws, but also The French Connection, All That Jazz, & Blue Thunder. You will be missed Roy.

ROY SCHEIDER,11/10/1932-2/10/2008
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This weeks quote is from you Chief Brody:

Brody: Rogue, yeah. Now this guy, he... he keeps swimmin' around in a place where the feeding is good until the food supply is gone, right?
Hooper: It's called "territoriality". It's just a theory that I happen to... agree with.
Brody: Then why don't we have one more drink and go down and cut that shark open?
Ellen Brody: Martin? Can you do that?
Brody: I can do anything; I'm the chief of police!