Jeremy's Rants and Stuff

Archive 21

Jeremy — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 12:30:41 +0000

This is a video that a good friend of mine out in CA put together. It’s Sci Fi related so I believe that some of you might like it. It uses the Blair Witch/Cloverfield type filming.

Archive 21

A Vince Remo Production

Written and Directed by Vince Remo

Starring:

Frederick A. Edwards as Dave
Ernie Leyva as Steve
Jobe Coleman as Peter
Jennifer Fontaine as Renee
компютри втора употребаMichael Nacorda as Agent #1
John Zigenhohn as Agent #2

Anyhow.. check it out and tell me what you think…

Archive 21 on YouTube

Here are links to other Vince Remo Production films and what not:

Vince Remo YouTube Channel

Vince Remo Website

Thanks a bunch and have a good one.

The Official Move Blog Entry…

Jeremy — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 04:16:19 +0000

So we have decided that we are going to move out of the “oh so spectacular” state of Indiana that we are currently in (sarcasm intended). I apologize to those that really like it here and consider this their permanent home. The state (as my employer) has screwed me one too many times and I’m done. If you are a current state employee… run! Well only if you are not happy with where you are at. I hate when an employer promises you one thing but delivers another and then doesn’t even have to balls to show and prove what they are accusing someone of. That’s the way the “No Fault” laws work. Indiana is good at pointing fingers and then saying… “No Fault! You have no right to see your determination! You have no right to diddly friggin’ squait!” So anywho….

We are going back to Tennessee. Yes you read that right. We are going to be moving back the the great state of Tennessee. Laid back summers with sweet tea and humidity. HA!

I will be on the look out for a job. I’ve already put in for some down that way, but that is just a start. So if anyone that reads this knows of any please let me know. Yes.. PLEASE PLEASE let me know!

Ok.. I’m out for now….

Nothing new…

Jeremy — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 02:47:17 +0000

It’s been a long time and I have nothing new. Here’s some of my favorite YouTube vids.

Linkage here…

Later..

Election Day

Jeremy — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 13:20:53 +0000

Yay it’s Election Day! weee… (twirls one finger in the air)

Ok that’s about as excited as I’m going to get. I’m not in a good mood this morning.. sorry. What’s irritating me this morning you may ask? The candidates are. Wait.. let me take that back… the committees that are running the campaigns are.

Quick little story for you as to why I’m in a pissy mood. I get ready to get the kids off to school. Start my car to let it warm up for a few on this joyous 30 degree morning. Head out on the 2 minute drive. Hit the neighborhood where the school is located. Turn the corner… almost there… Get slammed in the face with 50 fucking political signs.

You know what?

I know it Election Day. I know that this day is meant for elections and getting the candidates name out there one more time before the hustle and bustle of getting these hard earning tax payers in to the polls to vote for people that don’t deserve a lot of what they are given. I know it’s a day to give our opinion on who should win in the polls. I know it’s a day… wait why am I bitching? I got today off from work. Oh yeah.. now I remember why I’m in this mood… because there’s 50+ fucking political signs in the fucking parking lot of my kids’ school!

Seriously how many signs does it take to get a name out there? Especially in a 25 fucking foot radius? Obviously according to the stats that these committees have, it takes… wait… think about it and guess… 1? 2? 3 at most? NO 10-12 PER FUCKING CANDIDATE! So there is literally 50+ signs in the parking lot of a school.

My kids asked me “Dad what are those signs for?” I told them it’s Election Day and those are the signs of idiots that seem to think that their name is better off being seen than your schools name.” “But Dad, is that why those machines were brought in yesterday?” I said “Yes they were. Those machines are for people to come to your school, which will now be totally open to the public all day, so that anyone can come in and vote.” “So the doors are not going to be locked like usual?” I said “More than likely not so I need you to watch out for people that don’t belong there. Ok?” “Ok Daddy we will.”

I seriously think that the polling should be taken out of the schools. With the way the world works today the last thing we need is for some irate political junkie that feels the needs to over voice his opinion in a school where kids don’t understand a damn thing that’s going on.

Ok I’m done with this rant I guess for now. Cya…

Combat Marines need our help

Jeremy — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 04:11:12 +0000

I received an email with a scanned copy of an article from my Dad with the below information. My Father is a Marine true and true and I support him in that and in this article.

Please take a few extra moments of your time and help a fellow American out. Below is an exact copy of the article. (I retyped it for blog formatting)

Thank you…. JK

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US Marine Colonel Simcock, the Commander of USMC Regimental Combat Team (RCT) 6 in Iraq, is asking for 6,000 positive e-mails to his Marines. That’s one e-mail for each Marine in his RCT command. COL Simcock is concerned about the effect of the negative barrage that those Marines are getting through the electronic media.

So far, they’ve only mustered 2,000 e-mails. That’s a crying shame compared to the amount of fluff I get daily in e-mail. This is a legitimate request. It’s not one of the “little Johnny wants to break the worlds record in Christmas cards” situations. It takes only 30 seconds of your time. Here’s the email address: RCT-6lettersfromh@gcemnf-wiraq.usmc.mil.

If you are reading this in an e-mail (or blog), then you can probably click the address, type a few words, then hit “send” to be all done. It doesn’t have to be the Gettysburg Address. Something as simple as “Hello, Marine. We thank you for what you’re doing. You are in a noble task. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Best wishes & get home soon” is more than sufficient. An excerpt from an interview with the Colonel:

GRIM: Is there anything that you and your Marines need that we could send you?

COL. SIMCOCK: (chuckles) I’ll tell you what, the one thing that all Marines want to know about — and that includes me and everyone within Regimental Combat Team 6 — we want to know that the American public are behind us. We believe that the actions that we’re taking over here are very, very important to America. We’re fighting a group of people that, if they could, would take away the freedoms that America enjoys. If anyone — you know, just sit down, jot us — throw us an e-mail, write us a letter, let us know that the American public are behind us. Because we watch the news just like everyone else. It’s broadcast over here in our chow halls and the weight rooms, and we watch that stuff, and we’re a little bit concerned sometimes that America really doesn’t know what’s going on over here, and we get sometimes concerns that the American public isn’t behind us and doesn’t see the importance of what’s going on. So that’s something I think that all Marines, soldiers and sailors would like to hear from back home, that in fact, yes, they think what we’re doing over here is important and they are in fact behind us.

Do it know!!! It just takes a minute of your time. That’s not much to ask for what they’re doing for us! And, please pass this blog along to your friends! Show the Marines we care!