Elderly Woman Wanted For Drugging 2 Navy men; Victims Testimonies Conflict
Over the past several months I've gotten a lot of emails concerning a video I posted in the July 17th, 2007 post. The video features some wild and outrageous antics featuring a good childhood friend of mine, Phillip Bowens. As you can see, pictured above - he hasn't stopped his foolishness. Although Phil is currently away at the Navy he still finds time to do his community service by "entertaining the elderly," and doing his part to take prostitutes off the streets. He'll probably be pissed I posted these pictures, but here at LiT (Lost in Transition) anybodies dirty laundry can be aired out, as long as it isn't mine.
Well I got good new yesterday. I got my final letter before being hired to South Holland's Police Department. I've heard the term eligibility so much in the past several months it's almost lost it's meaning. Now I have to stay physically fit, because the department can call me anytime within the next 24 months to come aboard this life changing event.
A friend of mine, Kevin Coe has a new website. The website contains news, and media reports based on users submission. I plan to be very active on the website in the future, hope I see you there.
If you haven't heard about Dennis Rodman lately, then that's a good thing.
In this day in age seems like no ones humble, even the Nation of Islam's Louis Farrakhan wants a piece of Supahead.
A guys worst nightmare is marrying a beautiful woman, just to wake up one day and realizing her looks have faded and he's turned into complete trash.
Final Thought: Lately I've felt that the use of cellphones can be overrated. It's almost as if the cell phone is a dog chain, and the person on the other end of the phone is yanking my collar. Technology has spoiled the minds of so many people that cell phones have become a necessity. Where's the dignity amongst us as a society? A simple press of the ignore button isn't enough anymore, in fact it's considered disrespectful. Powering the phone off isn't considered exercising my use of "privacy" it's considered outrageous. My voicemail isn't full because it has 30 new messages, my voicemail is full because I'm tired of senseless messages concerning; where I am, what I'm doing, and why I didn't answer. But selfishly my peers and coworkers remind me to empty my voicemail as if I didn't know it was full in the first place. Has technology discombobulated us so much that we've forgotten where we come from? There was a time where if you needed to contact someone you called their home, if they weren't at home, you simply had to "kick rocks." But not anymore, that's a time of the past. I'm not rambling about technology, I'm simply complaining about the abuse of communication. But then again, it's your world....and I'm just living in it.
