Alright folks, we have a few funny pictures for the month of March. Click the comments button at the end of the post to leave your message on your favorite one. Don't worry. When it asks you if you are a member, just click "Anonymous" and leave your name at the end of your message.

Women vs Big trucks

I asked my friend in class next to me today a topic of discussion that she's interested in, and she responded with "Big trucks". "Well," I said, "Do you mean how women should be allowed to drive big trucks without being disciminated against by men?" And she said, "Yes". So, as you can see, I've now started a blogging on "Women vs Big trucks".

I want women to ask themselves this question: "Do I look good in a truck?" Once you've answered that one, go on and ask yourself this: "Do men that I know think I shouldn't be behind the wheel of a truck?"

If you answered yes to that last one, why do you think that is? Is it because men are realizing that us women are becoming more modernized and not the typical "Let me scrub the kitchen floor on my hand's and knee's with a toothbrush" kind of girl? Or maybe besides that, they realize that we are gaining more independence and are wanting a tighter hold things. Maybe they are trying to hold on to the last remnants of their manhood. Do big trucks play a role in their manhood? Ask one if you really one to know.

I personally think that is could be a possibility. I think men see a big truck and think because it is a macho toy, they become macho. And now that women have disconnected from the typical housewife life-style, they to are seeing this either the same way or in a different light. It's your decision to choose which one.

Do you think women should be allowed to own and drive a big truck without being discriminated against by men? Or are you pro for the housewife girl? Maybe you're neutral, like myself, and don't even given a crap about who drives what?

Post what you think in the comments archive at the end of this blog.

Obesity in America

I want you to ask yourself this question. How often do you see a child or teen that is over weight? And be honest. Think about the enormity of the matter. There is a serious issue among Americans that poses a threat to our future generation's health.

Do you believe the media when they give statistics of American adults vs. Children who are over weight? What about the food they serve in schools? Where do you stand?

Consider this; when a child is reminded daily the difference between health food and junk food whether it be by the media or even their own families, think about what might run through their minds. "Hmm... what looks yummier...? Donuts! Cupcakes! Twinkies! Oh my!"

Studies are saying that there are more obese adults today than there are children and teens, but that the youth is not too far behind. What will become of American citizens once the last generation above us is gone and we teens are left to run this country? Will we be leading an example of milk shakes and cheeseburgers? Or will there be a break through for fitness that gets this nation as a whole back into shape?

Ask yourself these questions:

• Where do I weigh in?


• Am I pro or con considering teen obesity?


• What can I do to help this so-called "American health epidemic"?

• Do I care what the future holds concerning our younger generations?

Is the media full of crap when they paint a picture in some minds that we American's are nothing but lazy, grungy, fat people with sauce-dripping cheeseburger's clutched in our bulging hands? Or can there possibly be a truth to the "crisis" among adults, teens, and below concerning our weight?