Saturday, August 08, 2009
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Who is "MAN"
Sorry Ladies. Daniel Craig may be cute, but he is NOT James Bond!James Bond is a hard, rugged, strong, hairy bulk of a man overflowing with testosterone and the ability to kick your ass any way that he chooses. In this light of the CHARACTER, Daniel is only an "OK" 007
What has happened to women over the years? When did you women stop liking MEN? since when did the average woman become a lesbian and demand that the man they chose to be with, be as soft and smooth as them?
Ladies, let's just let men be men. There are persons who like to take care of them selves and that's OK... but there is a point where it's just over doing it. I know the average woman is saying right now, "but we women take care of our selves just for you men. Why can't a man do the same?" ... ... ... It can NEVER be the same! I have a friend with hair on his legs that can grow in excess of 2 inches in a few weeks. I'd feel his pain if he were to try and "maintain" or "groom" that rug. You ladies shave your legs and wax and stuff, but think about how difficult it its to shave or wax your chest or face? its not the same! RAZOR BUMPS on your legs are easy to deal with when it compared to razor bumps on your face or back. Lets face it. It's more difficult to soften a man that it is to soften a woman. WHY go through the trouble.
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I just need to know also... why do some men pluck their eyebrows? WHY?
let me break it down a little bit more for you. We produce a hormone called "TESTOSTERONE". On average, an adult male body produces about forty to sixty times more testosterone than an adult female body... It's what make men, men. The "Y" chromosome. This hormone is what gives us:
• Increased muscle mass
• An Adam's apple
• Broader shoulders
• Chest hair
• Pubic hair extends to thighs and upward
• Facial hair
• Deeper voices
• etc.
Shouldn't these characteristics be embraced? This actually is the definition of 'MAN'! You will probably never hear a man bitching when a woman's hormones are working properly. I have never once told any of my female friends, "AIE! try and done with that 'period' thing nah!" As a matter of fact, men hate it when woman's hormones don't work right. Every time we laugh at a woman with a beard or a gymnast with no breasts... we embrace your womanliness.
I'll be honest... I used to shave my body and use lotions and sunblock and moisturizers and stuff. BUT it was for the divine purpose of SPORTS and not VANITY. Sports is worth the trouble, for men, who do manly things (ahem!)... vanity is a big "why". Why mess with the anatomy of 'man' without good reason? With sport, there is a why. "Why are you shaving your legs and chest Anderson?" "Well the swim meet is coming up and I need to shave another second off my time" or "what you gonna do with that shaving cream man?" "Well the tape that is wrapped around my ankles and lower legs when I play football, hurts like HELL when removed, if I don't shave"

Thursday, September 06, 2007
ID31 - Tobago
Tobago again. Scott and Lesley, Xen and Sean, Tanya and I and some others.
We just came off the boat and settled in the rooms.
What have we learned so far;
1. When they say arrive two hours before, they really mean 15 min
2. Women aren’t as good with motion sickness as men (walk with gravol)
3. Tobagonians are very patriotic. I saw a woman with red eyebrows
4. Fast Food service in Tobago sucks. (We saw a KFC line extend outside)
5. Badman nuh Drive fass in Tobago
6. Sean and Xen can cut a seemingly endless container of pelau in half

ID31 - Tobago 1st September, 2007 – 1:15 a.m.)
There is lots of rain. ☹ We got washed out of the beach at “Stone Haven” and rain fell the entire time we were in “The Shade” (bar/club)
What have we learned in again???
1. Rain in Tobago sucks
2. You can get a pair of Ganja leaf pajamas for purchase in Tobago
3. It’s OK to wear a pair of Ganja leaf pajamas in “The Shade” in Tobago
4. Badman nuh dance in Tobago (except to Jr. Gong)
5. With all the rain that fell, “The Shade” should really be called “The Shelter”
6. Johno doing the “Willie Bounce” should really be called the “Hill Billy Bounce”
7. Sean thinks that “Ganja Leaf Pajamas” should be called “Ganjammaz”
ID31 - Tobago (1st September, 2007 – 12:15 p.m.)
We just came from Pennysavers, cause Scott needed more rum. This morning the weather forcast was cloudy and rainy. I hope it looks better. We were planning to go to Englishman’s Bay but I guess its not gonna happen.
These other observations came apparent to us;
1. Pennysavers is probably the only supermarket in Tobago
2. The rum is always gone
3. Rain gives you “itis”
4. Every stop could be a bar stop if you have one in your trunk
5. If Leslie asks you to ‘open the stove’, she really means to light it

ID31 - Tobago (1st September, 2007 – 6:37 a.m.)
I did say we wanted to go to Englishman’s Bay but there was too much rain. Well, we still went, and maybe we shouldn’t have. The beach was FILTHY. The water was brown, there was debris on the shore, the sky was grey and there were tree branches and leaves in the water. No problem. We figured that we drove for about a half hour and had to avoid several landslips trying to get here, we decided to look for adventure. We followed Sean across the river and over the hill to the next bay. It was the best! We hiked over the rocks and made it out to a stack. The water was much better. The filthy river wasn’t emptying into THAT bay.
We learned some valuable lessons on that trip:
1. When you get a bad feeling, go with it
2. Adventure is wherever you look for it
3. Xen isn’t as girly as Tanya after all
4. When waiting for debris from a land-slip to be moved from the road, pull up the hand brakes and grab a drink from the trunk.
5. Scott & Anderson can do an hour drive in 38 minutes
6. Leslie is pregnant…
7. The rum is always gone
8. ‘Pegs’ is not an option in Tobago (unless you bring your own)
ID31 - Tobago (1st September, 2007 – 8:15 p.m.)
OK…
Some asshole just hit my car. I donno… we were eating and the host came and told us there was an accident outside. ☹ Apparently, this Sunny was reversing up the road and hit me in the back. The car was at least six feet further up from where I parked it. Xen and I are headed to the police station now.
ID31 - Tobago (1st September, 2007 – 10:37 p.m.)
Just came back form the police station. I was planning to take a snooze before SHADE again. Not Gonna Happen. ☹ The Funny thing was, Scott slept straight through the commotion. :S Apparently when I called him in the police station, he came running into Sean and Xen’s room shouting, “All yuh, Panda get inna accident!... wait nah, Sean, how you here here, Where Xen?” Any way, this is the 3rd time my car was hit while not moving. To make matters worse the driver was under 25, only driving for a year, he was driving a rental and didn’t have his license on him. Yeah! I’m that lucky.
Besides… Who reverses up an empty road and hits a car on the side of the road. I have seen my co-worker reverse straight up Grey Street, in traffic and turn on to Rust Street, still in reverse and straight into CMB parking lot without a problem. I think you know you hadda be a REAL shit hound if you hit a parked car while driving in reverse.
Well, now we know:
1. Policewomen in Tobago are dread
2. Tobagonians does drive like “YAI-YAN”
ID31 - Tobago (2nd September, 2007 – 1:05 a.m.)
The Shade rocks!!! We passing home to get some swimming clothes to go and lime with Charise, Jonno, Che, Jana, Chris, etc. This is gonna be a long night. I hope we can wake up later. We going back to look for the crew there…
Through all the fun, we now know that:
1. When in Trinidad, Xen wants you to call him “ZEN” but when in Tobago, call him “SHADE”
2. On Saturday, The Shade gets full, so doh wear slippers
3. I don’t know half the new dance hall playing in clubs these days
4. Tanya gets “Tequila Goggles” that can make any Tobagonian look hot
5. Pole Dancing is customary in “The Shade”
6. It’s not unusual to see a fat girl pole dancing in “The Shade”
ID31 - Tobago (2nd September, 2007 – 2:20 a.m.)
Matthew got pick pocketed. I donno how the ass we ended back up in The Shade. We were looking for the crew who called and said they were still there. Matthew went to the bar and came back Vex. I had a bad feeling going back into the crowds.
What have we learnt now?
1. There are pickpockets in Tobago
2. Xen can’t look intimidating
3. The bouncer in The shade is big like all of us put together
4. When you get a bad feeling, trust it
5. Avoid “niggaz” at all costs
ID31 - Tobago (2nd September, 2007 – 4 something a.m.)
Sean rushes into my room saying, “Panda, Panda! We hadda go pick up Xen.” At this point I’m confused. Were is Xen? Sean replys, “In the Police Station!” Tanya giggles.
I’m sleepy

ID31 - Tobago (2nd September, 2007 – 1:47 p.m.)
It’s over, I guess. Despite all the mishaps we did have a lot of fun. ☺ We went to the beach one last time before the boat. Matthew was bitter all the way and Sean was teasing him right through.
Friday, August 31, 2007
The Questions
Did you ever notice the vast amount of automated devices available for your usage in the average restroom? Last time I went to the restroom, I peed, and the urinal flushed itself. I went to wash my hands and the tap came on, on its own. Even the soap dispenser was automated. I went to dry my hands, the blower’s sensor detected me and came on automatically. After all this excellent technological display, I was very impressed for a short time. I had realized that I would trade it all for a BLOODY door with a handle I didn’t have to touch. Why is it that of all the things that you come in contact with in the restroom, the one thing that really needs to be automated, is the one thing that is not?
There was this one time I saw this guy, after doing “number 2” (I’m not sure if and how he wiped) totally bypass the fully automated self- hygiene setup, and used the same door to exit. Now maybe my immune system can handle the bit of germs I was going to come in contact with, but my stomach wasn’t.
“Why do I need I.D. to get I.D.? If I had I.D., I wouldn't need I.D....” - Mos Def
Places that actually say they intend to promote autonomy, creativity and individuality, have so many people looking the same? I didn’t realize that Clubs had a Uniform. Sorry, but my belt buckle isn’t big enough, my pants aren’t tight enough, my shoes aren’t square enough and I don’t have a piece of ruby quartz to cut into some sunglasses. If I’m comfortable with who I am now, why would I go somewhere to look like someone else?
“Cause you answer the phone "peace" do that mean that you not a freak? Cause you recognize me, yo, I got to speak?” – Common Sense
French fries are fried,… but you can also bake them. Bake is Baked,… but you can also fry them. Why is fried bake called “Fried Bake”, and baked fries not called “Baked Fries”?
Monday, April 09, 2007
A designer
Damn! I was reading this blog and then I realised, “this is gonna cause another serious entry in my blog!” so here it is. I am from today going to make a concerted effort to use my pencil more in my field of work. Design solutions are steadily being watered down because we jump to the computer too quickly, so this is my pledge:
The computer is only a tool.
I will not be enslaved to Photoshop and Illustrator.
I will not create a bad habit by throwing away a good one.
The tool that makes me a DESIGNER is not the computer.
It is my brain.
I will not rely on “INSPIRATION”
I will not rely on “INTUITION”
In other words, I will not rely on “LUCK”
I WILL enhance my process
I WILL upgrade my method
I WILL develop my ability of perception, application and idea generation.
I will remember my roots
I will refer to the principles and fundamentals that have enhance what I am today
I will trust in my ability more than in my computer
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OK
That’s it for the serious entry. Go back to what ever you were surfing before and forget about this, unless you plan to be a serious designer like me.
Saturday, April 07, 2007
I have a decision to make
I can’t ask for advice. Only I can decide. I must be rational, I must be selfish, and I must also be compassionate.
I have to be decisive. I have to be assertive. I can’t just weigh pros and cons. I can’t just balance my options. I can’t over react.
I have to think, I have to think quickly. I have to act. I have to act seriously. I have to choose. I have to choose carefully.
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I have a decision to make
Friday, November 17, 2006
Chinese Arrival
members of our society. I also want to thank the government of Trinidad and Tobago for seeing the necessity of a holiday for our Chinese members
I was just having a conversation with my Chinese friend, Candice this
afternoon on MSN. I was expressing my appreciation; I went something like this;
Tuesday,
October 10, 2006
- Hi Candice
- Hey
- I just wanted to let you know,....
Thanks a lot,… thank you for coming - yeah
anderson.... I really had more important things to do that night.... you know
about priorities - No
No. I meant thank you for arriving
I mean like ... Happy Chinese Arrival day - I thought you were being sarcastic
- sorry
LOL -
no really
It's not today,
it's 12th - well i'm letting you know in advance
cause you mean so much to me
If it weren't for you all the average trini would be bad at math - LOL
- That is right
Thank you all for coming and making our culture a truly eclectic and cosmopolitan one
And for coming and mixing, so that we can produce even more good looking children
to help win even more beauty contests internationally - no problem anderson...
- Thank you core coming and strengthening the economy by coming and opening up corner shops and parlors... and restaurants and Chinese Laundry
- lol
- not to mention that little place in the mall where they sell the preservatives
- LOLOLOL
- Just
wanna say thanks. I dont know what we would do if men couldn't get a good ginseng root to buy before a long weekend.
Thank you for PLAY WHE, LOTTO, and PICK 2 they are excellent sources of entertainment for most Trinidadians - but de government taking it away man
EQUAL RIGHTS !!! - Yeah girl
I hear so
Fuh dat I going to play 36 this evening...
But most of all Candice,.... - what's that andy?
- Most of all Thank you for club ZEN
we have had many a grand time in the club to end all clubs
may there be many more parties, drinks, model shows, concerts and
dutty wine competitions to come. - LOL
- Happy Chiney day Girl. I coming to see you row the boat back home on Thursday
- OK Andy, Thanks
- ...
...
This was kinda sick you mind if I use this conversation on my blog???? - LOL
no
its cool, I need to get back to do some work for this evening..
KOOL- i'll
talk to you later, ok andy - Mee tooo, L8trz
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