Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler?

December 18, 2008 at 2:55 am · Comments (4)
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People can be so ignorant sometimes. This couple, Heath and Deborah Campbell, named their three children Joycelynn Aryan Nation Campbell, Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell and Adolf Hitler Campbell. What kind of idiotic white trash retards names their children something like that? Anyway, they made the news because their youngest son Adolf was having a birthday and their local Shoprite supermarket refused to write “Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler” on the cake. First of all, why couldn’t the idiotic family just get “Happy Birthday Adolf”? They complain because they say it isn’t fair, but what it seems to me is that they are not only purposely trying to offend people, but they are using their children to make a statement that in the end will end up probably ruining these poor kids lives. The cake incident is only the beginning, and if these people had brains they would have realized that. They’ll be taunted and teased and ridiculed thoughout the rest of their lives and I guarantess you that at least one of these kids, if not all 3 will legally change their name when thy grow up.

It’s a shame though, that the kid is having such a hard time getting his birthday cake. I mean, it’s not his fault his parents are ignorant racist freaks, is it? And not only that but they let their children have MULLETS. Who gives their kid a MULLET? What is wrong with these people?!?! Anyway, I hope the kid got his birthday cake and all. I guess the geniuses didn’t realize that instead of making a big fuss about the cake they could have taken the cake as is, bought a cheap tube of icing, and wrote Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler on the damn cake themselves. A’duh.

Just look at them… Heh.

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Christmas Gingerbread House

December 17, 2008 at 6:48 pm · Comments (1)
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Last night Eric and I made a gingerbread house thingy. It was actually a kit I bought at Target. Last year we did one also, but I like this year’s alot better for some reason. One thing I noticed is that the gingerbread last year tasted horrible and disgusting. We couldn’t’ eat it. This year it’s actually edible. (We didn’t use the fireplace so we ate it.)

Anyway, it was fun, and we enjoyed ourselves. I guess this is sort of turning into a yearly Christmas tradition for us. The only thing that I don’t like about the whole thing is that they make the gingerbread house in the picture look perfect but it’s impossible with the items they give you to make it look like that. Specifically, they don’t include a tip for the icing, so you are stuck with big globs of it coming out. That’s ok, I think we did a good job.

Oh and for those of you who don’t read my other blog, my infection is getting better. I’m not out of the woods yet so to speak, but it’s getting better.

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Too Good To Be True? You Decide.

December 16, 2008 at 7:37 pm · Comment
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Have you heard of the Nouveau Riche Scam? I’m not sure exactly what that is all about, but apparently some people seem to think that Nouveau Riche University is a scam. I have done a little research myself into what the Nouveau Riche Scam theory is all about and I found that it seems to be legitimate, but it’s hard to tell until you experience it yourself. I read this blog called “Nouveaurized”, which is a blog where alumni students of the Nouveau Riche University write about their own amazing success stories. If you don’t know, Nouveau Riche University is a real estate investment college that offers real estate investing and business related classes to help you become a success in the real estate investment industry. They teach you different things from business financial management to foreclosures and retirement plan investing. A lot of people seem to be convinced that it’s a scam because they think it’s too good to be true. I guess the popular theory is that if it appears to be too good to be true then it probably is. In this case however, the Nouveau Riche Scam doesn’t actually appear to be a scam at all. If you’d like to get into the business of real estate investment, this might actually be the best university for you. For more information check out GraduateRiche.Com or NouveauRiche.Com.

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