So i know im being risky responding to my tutor but he (or you if your marking this at the moment Mark.) always provides an interesting read.
I completely agree with your issues around Microsoft and i personally have always disliked the way anything Microsoft will become SUPER SLOW after a period of a bout 4 months or so.
I hate to admit that i have changed to the dark sickening GUI side of life (macs) and i find that while their prices are extortion (That's where Dads and Uni discount come in)... they are incredible when it comes to usability and look great (or sickening haha). In complete disagreement with your picture i'm not doing this to be different just because i got bored and wanted to really see what the mac fuss was all about!
I think your writing style is great, always a fun read and while your post is not exactly about any kind of being bad i hope you accept this reply as a simple comment to another user on their writing and content :)
Windows are definitely being bad however.... absolutely robbing our pockets on their software prices
HOWEVER Mr. Jones, i suggest you do some reading on 'cloud computing' verrrry interesting and it would effectively kill of Microsoft. Its a type of OS where everything is web-based, all files, programs etc etc and you only use them when you need to (so no software downloads or anything ... i.e screwwwing Mr Gates).
See www.beingworse.blogspot.com for more fun from Mr. Jones (ledge.)
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Friday, 9 April 2010
Friday, 2 April 2010
Respone to Eloheem: poppa was a...........
You have quite a way with words Daniel and your blogs are always hiding a slight amount of humour on whatever it is that you write about which is refreshing.
Now to the point, are lies ever acceptable? that is the question. I feel that we can only honestly judge a lie when we actually research the meaning and surrounding issues around it. Unfortunately that is almost impossible to do unless you are the liar yourself. Should the child have been bribed? well odds are he will spill the beans at some point in later life anyways... But what if Daddy was being blackmailed? or doing it because his wife was abusive? (you see what im getting at?)
Anyways man you gotta be careful when your blogging about Tiger Woods like that ;^)
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
Now to the point, are lies ever acceptable? that is the question. I feel that we can only honestly judge a lie when we actually research the meaning and surrounding issues around it. Unfortunately that is almost impossible to do unless you are the liar yourself. Should the child have been bribed? well odds are he will spill the beans at some point in later life anyways... But what if Daddy was being blackmailed? or doing it because his wife was abusive? (you see what im getting at?)
Anyways man you gotta be careful when your blogging about Tiger Woods like that ;^)
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
Thursday, 1 April 2010
Response to Eloheem: Breaking the law......
I really enjoyed reading this post, you outlined some humorous and smart issues where breaking the law really isn't all that big a deal.
It often raises that question in my head of if a man steals a loaf of bread for his starving family. Is it stealing? (to me no, but judicially ..YES).
Im sure all of us in our lives have broken some kind of law at some point, i mean odds are everyone who can drive has broken a speed limit somewhere at some point, and im sure that most people have downloaded a song, streamed illegally online, but more often then not we get away with this things.
So are there two types of law?
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
Everyday Shenanigans and Serious?
Who knows.
It often raises that question in my head of if a man steals a loaf of bread for his starving family. Is it stealing? (to me no, but judicially ..YES).
Im sure all of us in our lives have broken some kind of law at some point, i mean odds are everyone who can drive has broken a speed limit somewhere at some point, and im sure that most people have downloaded a song, streamed illegally online, but more often then not we get away with this things.
So are there two types of law?
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
Everyday Shenanigans and Serious?
Who knows.
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Respone to Eloheem: Woman in Islam.
I do agree with what you have shown here about Islam and that may be true for a lot of cases. However mate, i grew up and spent most of my life (bar about 4 years) in the Middle East and South East Asia.
Infact the man in Islam can have multiple wives but the woman cant have multiple husbands... so i cant see the level pegging there mate?
Im not by any means demeaning Islam as a religion like i said most of my life has been engulfed in that culture and for the most part it is extremely loving however i must disagree when you say that women and men are equal. It says in the Qu'ran that men are over women
:P
Nice Post tho man, awesome stuff as usual
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Infact the man in Islam can have multiple wives but the woman cant have multiple husbands... so i cant see the level pegging there mate?
Im not by any means demeaning Islam as a religion like i said most of my life has been engulfed in that culture and for the most part it is extremely loving however i must disagree when you say that women and men are equal. It says in the Qu'ran that men are over women
Quran 4.34: "Men are in charge of women, because Allah has made made men to be better than women. Women must obey men, and if they refuse they must be punished."
On a lighter note can you imagine a man in any religion asking? if he can have an affair? HAHA thats asking for trouble isnt it?:P
Nice Post tho man, awesome stuff as usual
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
Saturday, 27 March 2010
Response to Eloheem: Tattoos
Well man, after reading how you feel about tattoos i find it interesting that you link the way tattoosa are percieved to the way that people look at and act around smoking. You simple point that you cant please everybody is true, tattoos are and forever will be an acquired taste to a certain extent. I mean look at it this way Japanese tattoos are perhaps the most famous in the world (thanks to the history surrounding them) however if you were to go to a public pool in Japan with tattoos you would be instantly kicked out.
And with a direct regard to your comment about smoking im sure my mum would much prefer me inked up than smoking but.. different strokes for different folks i guess eh?
End of the day, i plan to look like Michael Schofield out of prison break soon, but dont plan to smoke any ciggys, but like you say.. i do understand why people would smoke and as long as your not forcing me im all gooood with it :P
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
And with a direct regard to your comment about smoking im sure my mum would much prefer me inked up than smoking but.. different strokes for different folks i guess eh?
End of the day, i plan to look like Michael Schofield out of prison break soon, but dont plan to smoke any ciggys, but like you say.. i do understand why people would smoke and as long as your not forcing me im all gooood with it :P
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Response to Perfect Perpetual Passion's Weed and Wisdom blog
Now first of all I have to say that I disagree that drugs have always been controversial. Maybe in our lifetimes but certainly not forever. I mean look at the Zulu's they used to take 'hard' drugs before going into battle so they would not be scared, infact many cultures still take hallucenogens as a way of gaining spirituality.
Again i would like to point out that i disagree that Cannibis harms anyone. It has been scientifically prove to be less dangrous that alcohol or cigarettes, and there have been No direct deaths as a result of cannabis. To smoke enough to kill you, you would long pass out before that even happened.... Infact controversially if you watch the film superhigh me (which i will be blogging about soon) you will see that the subject (who smoked large amounts of cannabis daily) actually had a gain in his I.Q.
even still i do like the way you have taken from personal experience and i do always enjoy reading your blogs :)
see http://perfectperpetualpassion.blogspot.com/
Again i would like to point out that i disagree that Cannibis harms anyone. It has been scientifically prove to be less dangrous that alcohol or cigarettes, and there have been No direct deaths as a result of cannabis. To smoke enough to kill you, you would long pass out before that even happened.... Infact controversially if you watch the film superhigh me (which i will be blogging about soon) you will see that the subject (who smoked large amounts of cannabis daily) actually had a gain in his I.Q.
even still i do like the way you have taken from personal experience and i do always enjoy reading your blogs :)
see http://perfectperpetualpassion.blogspot.com/
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Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Response to Eloheem Lying what it leads to post
Lies can often lead to a myriad of lies and problems that we could never imagine. But lets be honest DJ you've lied, i've lied, we've all lied. Lies sometimes can be used constructively to help a person who otherwise would not have had courage to do something. Or to help someone live with a major disease or problem (just a few examples). Lies are part of human nature, its just how you do it and the way you do it that makes you a bad or good person. While we consider lies bad, we all do it, so in truth they can be constructive and should be if you are going to lie.
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Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Response to Eloheem Masturbation 2 Post
I couldnt agree more with you there DJ, where exactly do these people get their information from. To collect this would mean to ask people in the public and hope for truthful answers (im assuming). Which if we are going to think critically of these figures sounds very unreliable to me. Im certain there are a large amount of people who dont conform to the statements they have made, however one musn't forget that to make a large statement that is shocking to the reader.. gets you readers! So im sure based on the odd general knowledge and educated guess they have compiled this to make us men and those ever dissaproving ladies read about our sexual habits!
Yet AGAIN these statements point towards MALES, theres no female equivalent, it is interesting how society views this habit.
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
Yet AGAIN these statements point towards MALES, theres no female equivalent, it is interesting how society views this habit.
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
Saturday, 13 March 2010
Response to Rick Sahota 'spanking the monkey blog'
You honesty is something not a lot of people would feel brave enough to admit. I admire that as often we are more similar than others would think of feel to admit. Its interesting that you relate peoples stress levels to their sexual activity. I believe people do feel a certain degree of tension if they cannot practise some kind of sexual relief. Chemically the release of endorphins (during orgasm and exciting activity) is what makes peopel feel relaxed afterwards as it 'takes it out of them'. So i will risk infering that you may have some people who are not sexually active but release endorphins in other ways maybe by playing constant sports or being in a band that gigs a lot?
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Response to Eloheem: Masturbation post
It is rather strange that we would post such similar blogs. However i find it interesting that your article seems to suggest its for over 50s, while mine seems to suggest that in general it is a good thing to do.
I am still stunned by the way that the title says 'MASTURBATION' and yet the article itself goes on to talk about masturbation and talk about sexual intercourse. It again proves the stigma around the word, it shows that people reading that title will be relatively shocked to see that there is some kind of positivity around masturbation!
Im still looking to see a female study on womens mastubatory habits as well... we all know its not just us.
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
I am still stunned by the way that the title says 'MASTURBATION' and yet the article itself goes on to talk about masturbation and talk about sexual intercourse. It again proves the stigma around the word, it shows that people reading that title will be relatively shocked to see that there is some kind of positivity around masturbation!
Im still looking to see a female study on womens mastubatory habits as well... we all know its not just us.
See www.eloheem.blogspot.com
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