Women are just like men

 Women notice big boobs and pretty faces of other women just as much as men do. Maybe even more. They are just like men. They notice looks. That wont ever change. To judge men for doing it is to ignore that women do it just as much, if not more. 

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http://markdeutsch39.blogspot.ca/2012/05/women-are-just-like-men.html

Sunshine Award! by Michelle Franco

Sunshine Award! Woohoo!! 

 First, I have to apologize. This blog is way overdue. I was given this award several months ago by my amazingly talented friend and fellow author Roberta J. Gordon. She is always so generous when it comes to handing out blog love, and I am so thankful that she often thinks of me and my random, sometimes bizarre blogging. The feeling is mutual because I love her blog as well. Congrats to her for recently publishing her first novel called Gemini Witching: Elements 101. 

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http://mefrancoauthor.blogspot.ca/2012/05/first-i-have-to-apologize.html 

My Memorial Day Thoughts by Benjamin X. Wretlind

I don't have many friends--never have--and when one passes, it takes a toll on who I am, like a piece ripped out by the lion of time who ravages our souls.  Nathan J. Nylander was a friend, and during the time I spent with him in Arizona in the late 1990's and again in Hawaii after he became an officer, I felt better about myself.

That's what friends do.

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 http://bxwretlind.com/blog/2012/05/28/my-memorial-day-thoughts/

Rev. Ron's Movie Reviews: Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter

Vampire hunter?  More like vampire...um...what's synonymous with "boring" and rhymes with "hunter?" 

Captain Kronos:  Vampire Hunter is a 1974 film about a expert swordsman (according to all online synopsizes) who--you guessed it, hunts vampires.  The film follows the hunter and his hunchbacked assistant who arrives in a small village that is under attack.  Young women are having their youth taken from them by the unholy beasts of the night...or, in this case, the day because these aren't your Hollywood vampires in classy capes and pale faces.  

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http://revronmovies.blogspot.ca/2012/05/captain-kronos-vampire-hunter.html 

Easy-Bake Oven Deprivation Syndrome by Matthew Turcotte

 Over the last few months, I’ve done quite a few blog entries on toys of the past.  And why wouldn’t I?  Like most kids, I loved playing with all sorts of different toys and games.  In fact, I reckon that I played with some toys that some of my peers never played with, simply because a good portion of my toys growing up were hand-me-downs, secondhand, or bought at garage sales.  I don’t remember too many kids my age who can say that they ever played an Intellivision, a Merlin, or an authentic Fisher-Price record player. 

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http://popcultureaddictlifeguide.blogspot.ca/2012/05/easy-bake-oven-deprivation-syndrome.html

Lexulous Life Lessons: See the value in all things. It's there

That friend you think does nothing for you. They might be the one with the friend who has major contacts. The one who leads you to that place you want to be. Or not. 

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http://markdeutsch39.blogspot.ca/2012/05/lexulous-life-lessons-see-value-in-all.html

Pop Culture Addict Guide To Life - 5/29/1997

Today’s blog subject died under mysterious circumstances on today’s featured date.  May 29, 1997.

May 29, 1997 was supposed to have been a great day for this singer-songwriter.  On this date in history, he was in Memphis, Tennessee, awaiting the arrival of his band at the recording studio.  He was in the midst of recording material for his second album, “My Sweetheart, The Drunk”.  While he waited for the band, our singer was getting a bit antsy, and he made the decision to go for a swim in the nearby Wolf River Harbor, which was near the Mississippi River.  It had been a favourite activity of his since he moved to Memphis just three months earlier.  With a roadie standing on shore as a witness, the man dove into the river still fully clothed, singing the chorus to a Led Zeppelin classic.  The roadie turned his back for just a few minutes to move a radio and guitar, and when his gaze fixed back on the river, the swimmer had vanished.

Almost one week later, on June 4, 1997, the body of 30-year-old Jeff Buckley was found by a couple of people near a riverboat.  With that discovery ended the promising career of a young man just starting out in the music business.

This blog is about the short life of Jeff Buckley.

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http://popcultureaddictlifeguide.blogspot.ca/2012/05/may-29-1997_29.html