cool. My husband just went to India in January with Soles for Souls and they gave out a bundle of shoes to children and some adults as well. Its amazing how something so simple to us here in our very blessed nation is so hard to come by in other countries. Very cool what you are doing Zach. Hannah
Firstly, lets get this Tiger Woods thing out of the way: I DON'T CARE. However, is it just me or was Augusta National Golf Club chairman Billy (being a right) Payne exceedingly pompous and idiotic in his patronising speech attacking Tiger? "Our hero did not live up to the expectations of the role model we saw for our children," he droned as his face got redder and his jowels puffed alarmingly. "We at Augusta hope our champion will begin his new life here tomorrow in a positive, hopeful and constructive manner but this time with a significant difference from the past," he concluded, before having to sit down and take a drink of water because he'd got himself all worked up. What is Woods supposed to have done other than sink a birdie or two in a bunker (in more ways than one) and crash his car in what was seemingly a blind panic after his wife found out about his indiscretions? Yes, it's seedy and, well, quite amusing, but it's hardly murder. Payne should really be concentrating on the golf, not who's doing what in the privacy of their own home.
What next, eh? Commissioner Roger Goodell welcoming a certain errant American footballer in from the cold? "Our hero did not live up to the expectations of being a role model by (allegedly) murdering Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. But we at the NFL hope he will carry on playing football in a positive, non-murderous manner and become once again that funny policeman we all know and love from the Naked Gun movies."
The people of the US welcoming back with open arms George Dubya Bush? "Our President did not live up to the expectations of being the leader of our country by introducing the PATRIOT Act, invading Iraq, failing to find Osama Bin Laden and generally acting like a complete tit. But we, the American people, hope he will carry on being a doofus in a non-intelligent, down-home, monkey-man kind of way and continue to be a source of humour forever more."
HONESTLY. They may as well nail Woods to a convenient cross and crucify him, the way people are going on. Personally, if I was Tiger, I'd walk out of the Masters flicking a double-fingered salute as I go because no-one should have to put up with the moralistic, self-righteous, self-serving, hippocritical claptrap that left the mouth of Mr Billy Payne. If I was Tiger, I'd move to the UK, take on British citizenship and then go and beat the American's asses at the Ryder Cup.
By the way - Billy Payne also says Tiger "disappointed" the children and grandchildren who look up to him. I would love to meet the kid who actually saw and took in the whole Tiger "scandal" and then formed an opinion about how to act from it all. I'm sure a six year old boy looked at it and thought "when I get older I'm going to sleep around and crash my car into trees". If you want to blame anyone for any impressions formed from Tiger's mistakes by kids, blame those ones who drew attention to it in the first place: the parents and the media.
Anyway. Secondly, I see Mr Braff is probably deserting MySpace altogether, judging by the amount of times he keeps asking us to join him on Facebook. He apparently is celebrating his 35th birthday in London of all places. He must be mad. I just hope he doesn't decide to visit Ramsgate. He hasn't met freaks and nutters quite like the folk of Ramsgate.
Been a loooooooong time since I visited here. I don't suppose anyone will even remember me which kinda makes me sad (not). So, has Mr Braff been keeping you all warm and cosy with details of his latest projects as well as making you all feel a little jealous at his great life? Ah..."Last updated: 13/12/09" (he's been standing on that roof since before Christmas?!) so obviously he is still as oblivious as a hippo wallowing in mud. Well, who can blame him? All those parties to go to, people to see, things to do. He's a busy guy.
Anyway, I am afraid I have some sad news to report. I have fallen out of love with Scrubs. But I have mitigating circumstances seeing as I'm only just now getting to see Season 8 on Paramount Comedy here in the UK and, as for Season 9? There's a Season 9? Really?? Well, I know Monsieur Braff will be skipping gaily into the sunset whatever happens but being deprived of Scrubs is for me something akin to losing a relative...not in a dying sense, but like losing your slightly bonkers grandad in a shopping mall or something: Scrubs-wise, I think it's time I put out a call on the public address system.
Anyway, whilst I'm at it, yay and a well done to you Yanks for finally putting into law a national health system in your country! It's about bleeding time.
Oh hey - the Braffster's got a film out. I presume it came out in 2007 and he's only now telling us about it? That would be typical of him.
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cool. My husband just went to India in January with Soles for Souls and they gave out a bundle of shoes to children and some adults as well. Its amazing how something so simple to us here in our very blessed nation is so hard to come by in other countries. Very cool what you are doing Zach.
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I have been donating since you posted this. I love it! They always send great thank you letters.
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Firstly, lets get this Tiger Woods thing out of the way: I DON'T CARE. However, is it just me or was Augusta National Golf Club chairman Billy (being a right) Payne exceedingly pompous and idiotic in his patronising speech attacking Tiger? "Our hero did not live up to the expectations of the role model we saw for our children," he droned as his face got redder and his jowels puffed alarmingly. "We at Augusta hope our champion will begin his new life here tomorrow in a positive, hopeful and constructive manner but this time with a significant difference from the past," he concluded, before having to sit down and take a drink of water because he'd got himself all worked up. What is Woods supposed to have done other than sink a birdie or two in a bunker (in more ways than one) and crash his car in what was seemingly a blind panic after his wife found out about his indiscretions? Yes, it's seedy and, well, quite amusing, but it's hardly murder. Payne should really be concentrating on the golf, not who's doing what in the privacy of their own home.
What next, eh? Commissioner Roger Goodell welcoming a certain errant American footballer in from the cold? "Our hero did not live up to the expectations of being a role model by (allegedly) murdering Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. But we at the NFL hope he will carry on playing football in a positive, non-murderous manner and become once again that funny policeman we all know and love from the Naked Gun movies."
The people of the US welcoming back with open arms George Dubya Bush? "Our President did not live up to the expectations of being the leader of our country by introducing the PATRIOT Act, invading Iraq, failing to find Osama Bin Laden and generally acting like a complete tit. But we, the American people, hope he will carry on being a doofus in a non-intelligent, down-home, monkey-man kind of way and continue to be a source of humour forever more."
HONESTLY. They may as well nail Woods to a convenient cross and crucify him, the way people are going on. Personally, if I was Tiger, I'd walk out of the Masters flicking a double-fingered salute as I go because no-one should have to put up with the moralistic, self-righteous, self-serving, hippocritical claptrap that left the mouth of Mr Billy Payne. If I was Tiger, I'd move to the UK, take on British citizenship and then go and beat the American's asses at the Ryder Cup.
By the way - Billy Payne also says Tiger "disappointed" the children and grandchildren who look up to him. I would love to meet the kid who actually saw and took in the whole Tiger "scandal" and then formed an opinion about how to act from it all. I'm sure a six year old boy looked at it and thought "when I get older I'm going to sleep around and crash my car into trees". If you want to blame anyone for any impressions formed from Tiger's mistakes by kids, blame those ones who drew attention to it in the first place: the parents and the media.
Anyway. Secondly, I see Mr Braff is probably deserting MySpace altogether, judging by the amount of times he keeps asking us to join him on Facebook. He apparently is celebrating his 35th birthday in London of all places. He must be mad. I just hope he doesn't decide to visit Ramsgate. He hasn't met freaks and nutters quite like the folk of Ramsgate.
Been a loooooooong time since I visited here. I don't suppose anyone will even remember me which kinda makes me sad (not). So, has Mr Braff been keeping you all warm and cosy with details of his latest projects as well as making you all feel a little jealous at his great life? Ah..."Last updated: 13/12/09" (he's been standing on that roof since before Christmas?!) so obviously he is still as oblivious as a hippo wallowing in mud. Well, who can blame him? All those parties to go to, people to see, things to do. He's a busy guy.
Anyway, I am afraid I have some sad news to report. I have fallen out of love with Scrubs. But I have mitigating circumstances seeing as I'm only just now getting to see Season 8 on Paramount Comedy here in the UK and, as for Season 9? There's a Season 9? Really?? Well, I know Monsieur Braff will be skipping gaily into the sunset whatever happens but being deprived of Scrubs is for me something akin to losing a relative...not in a dying sense, but like losing your slightly bonkers grandad in a shopping mall or something: Scrubs-wise, I think it's time I put out a call on the public address system.
Anyway, whilst I'm at it, yay and a well done to you Yanks for finally putting into law a national health system in your country! It's about bleeding time.
Oh hey - the Braffster's got a film out. I presume it came out in 2007 and he's only now telling us about it? That would be typical of him.
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