Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Monday, May 30, 2005
Ugly Dolls
Of all the ugly dolls, Jeero is my favorite. It's amazing that these easily created things are mega hits in Japan.
Want to know what I am talking about? Head over to www.uglydolls.com and check it out.
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
I should have Stayed In Bed
I woke up, took my shower, got dressed and had breakfast. Typical begining of my morning. It turned out to be not so typical after all.
I went out to my car, and as I was getting ready to wipe the condensation off of my windows, I noticed that there was a ticket on my windshield. A ticket? Why the hell would I get a ticket?
I pulled it out and noticed it said I have to appear in court on a certain date and the charge is Improper parking.
IMPROPER PARKING? I AM OUTSIDE MY HOUSE!!!
For those who don't know, my subdivision was built very small. Most of the houses have driveways that can only hold one vehicle. My house is such a house. Therefore I park on the street. In fact, it's safe to say that MOST everybody in my subdivison parks on the street.
So after I saw the ticket, I walked down a little ways and noticed two more cars had tickets as well, including my neighbor. I told my brother about it, and he said we'd look into it.
First off, I can't tell you how disgusted I feel. I mean, if I was sighted for improper parking outside in a public place, sure, I'd be man enough to admit that mistake and pay the fine. But why are they BUSTING ME OUTSIDE MY OWN DAMN HOUSE????
UUUUUUUUUUggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh. . . . . . .
Every single cop have tangled with in Georgia has been over something stupid. I am a nice person. I don't violate any laws, except the stupid ones it seems. I wonder; how soon are they going to bust me for wearing worn out shoes?
I grow tired of these cops busting me for petty shit. But I'll pay the fine and voice my complaint. It never does any good.
Thanks everybody for hearing me out. I am done complaining. I hope every one has a better day than I am having.
~Jason
I went out to my car, and as I was getting ready to wipe the condensation off of my windows, I noticed that there was a ticket on my windshield. A ticket? Why the hell would I get a ticket?
I pulled it out and noticed it said I have to appear in court on a certain date and the charge is Improper parking.
IMPROPER PARKING? I AM OUTSIDE MY HOUSE!!!
For those who don't know, my subdivision was built very small. Most of the houses have driveways that can only hold one vehicle. My house is such a house. Therefore I park on the street. In fact, it's safe to say that MOST everybody in my subdivison parks on the street.
So after I saw the ticket, I walked down a little ways and noticed two more cars had tickets as well, including my neighbor. I told my brother about it, and he said we'd look into it.
First off, I can't tell you how disgusted I feel. I mean, if I was sighted for improper parking outside in a public place, sure, I'd be man enough to admit that mistake and pay the fine. But why are they BUSTING ME OUTSIDE MY OWN DAMN HOUSE????
UUUUUUUUUUggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh. . . . . . .
Every single cop have tangled with in Georgia has been over something stupid. I am a nice person. I don't violate any laws, except the stupid ones it seems. I wonder; how soon are they going to bust me for wearing worn out shoes?
I grow tired of these cops busting me for petty shit. But I'll pay the fine and voice my complaint. It never does any good.
Thanks everybody for hearing me out. I am done complaining. I hope every one has a better day than I am having.
~Jason
Monday, May 23, 2005
The Generation Gap
Myself, My brother and our younger cousin were hanging out at our house, while we decided to watch music videos. We clicked it over to VH1 classic, like we always do. The only difference was this time our cousin was with it, who is a good 12 years younger than us. During the 80's, he was just a baby. Therefore watching this videos was a little bit of culture shock to say the least.
The TV began to play Nena's 99 Luft Balloons.
"Who is that?" Our cousin asked, "I've heard this song before."
"That's Nena. This was her best song in the 80's." I told him.
"Did she have more than one hit?" my cousin asked.
"No, this was her only one." My brother chuckled.
"Well, I can definitely see why, " he pointed toward the screen, "You can't be in an All Girl Band and only have one good looking chick."
Sometimes the Generation Gap can be funny. My brother and I proceeded to laugh hyserically at what our younger cousin said. He looked at us for a few seconds, wondering what he said that made us laugh so hard. After I was done and my stomach hurt from the laughing, I informed him, "Dude, she is the only woman in that band."
"No way!"He said, getting up and walking the tv to have a better look. "These are guys? But they are wearing lipstick! Girlie lipstick!"
"It was common among the 80's bands," my brother pointed out, "Not exactly our generation's proudest moment."
"I'll say, YUCK," My cousin said, sitting back down.
The TV began to play Nena's 99 Luft Balloons.
"Who is that?" Our cousin asked, "I've heard this song before."
"That's Nena. This was her best song in the 80's." I told him.
"Did she have more than one hit?" my cousin asked.
"No, this was her only one." My brother chuckled.
"Well, I can definitely see why, " he pointed toward the screen, "You can't be in an All Girl Band and only have one good looking chick."
Sometimes the Generation Gap can be funny. My brother and I proceeded to laugh hyserically at what our younger cousin said. He looked at us for a few seconds, wondering what he said that made us laugh so hard. After I was done and my stomach hurt from the laughing, I informed him, "Dude, she is the only woman in that band."
"No way!"He said, getting up and walking the tv to have a better look. "These are guys? But they are wearing lipstick! Girlie lipstick!"
"It was common among the 80's bands," my brother pointed out, "Not exactly our generation's proudest moment."
"I'll say, YUCK," My cousin said, sitting back down.
Saturday, May 21, 2005
Friday, May 20, 2005
For Kimber
Kimber requested a drawing of her son as a hip-hop club owner, cause it seems at such a young age of 16 months, he's already become an exceptional dancer.
Here we have Club Devon, owned and operated by Devon himself. I thought it would be funny for him to employ 9 year old bodyguards. And all the young ladies stop by to get a glimpse of this short ladies man.
Sketch Day
Started just to sketch characters. Looks like a group of supervillans. From the left to the right, you got a swordsman, a floating head, a femal engery manipulator, a crazed rabid monkey, a bruiser with a scarf over his mouth, a short psycho with blades coming out of his arms and an armored soldier. Haven't come up with any names yet. For the solider, I was thinking Blastfighter.
Thursday, May 19, 2005
This is getting outta hand!
I don't think I've ever seen the Market flooded with more stuff since the Incredible Hulk. But it seems that it's more than what the incredible Hulk offered. This, after all, Star Wars we are talking about. There had been rumors that George Lucas was afraid this movie would bomb. I'm begining to wonder if it's true. There are just some of the licensing we have seen over the past weeks/months.
Jedi M&Ms -- So far the best commerical, I think.
Lego Star Wars -- We already knew it was heavy into the legos but now they have a video game that spans all movies, but a Star Wars lego movie, you can see on Cartoon Network or view on the Lego sight.
Playboy -- Actress Bai Ling poses for Playboy, making funny mention that she is a Senator. But the cover still doesn't hestiate to proclaim Hot Jedi Action.
Nascar -- Jeff Gordon won his race a few weeks ago in the Pepsi car which had YODA on the hood. Yeah, sure. What are the odds of this happening so soon before the movie?
Pepsi -- speaking of the drink, their ad contains a commerical for Yoda using the Force to "persuade" some frat boy to give up his burger and fries but his will is too strong to give up his Diet Pepsi. CHEESY!
Others We've Seen
Star Wars Cereal, which offers everything from a Saber Spoon to a R2-D2 Adventure Bowl, whatever the hell that means.
Star Wars Ring Tones
Star Wars Cheez-its
Star Wars Kudos
Star Wars Labels on Pepsi 2-Liters
A brand new retelling of the Star Wars Legacy for childrens books
Lays Potato chips that offer Star Wars Stickers in each bag
And it just goes on and on and on
I have a feeling, George, Revenge of the Sith will make the necessary money you need. People always go for the last Hoorah.
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
Request Day
It was so much fun last time, I decided to keep it going. ON the 17th of each month, I'll take requests from any of my readers on something to draw.
For those who already requested something, please feel free to make sure you found your request. I'll post all entries by next week.
So whatever you wish for me to draw, post a comment and I'll create it.
Thanks again for stopping by.
~Jason
For those who already requested something, please feel free to make sure you found your request. I'll post all entries by next week.
So whatever you wish for me to draw, post a comment and I'll create it.
Thanks again for stopping by.
~Jason