Tuesday, June 2, 2015

6.2.15 Bee-otch of the Day: The Republican Party


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Name: The Republican Party
Age: 161
Occupation: right-winged schmucks
Last Seen: Washington, DC
Bee-otched For: producing some grade A morons


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It's official: hell is on Earth.

On Saturday night, the world was saddened over the news that America's Vice First Son, Beau Biden lost his horrific battle with brain cancer at the tender age of 46. He was a father, a husband, a man who took two tours of duty in Iraq, an attorney general for Delaware and maybe most importantly, a devoted son to a man who raised him all by himself when his wife and Beau's mother's life ended in a horrific auto accident.

It's sad that a good man dies young, and we're left with lunatics running the asylum.

While we were away, we got the news that Josh Duggar, whose family has made headlines for years for having 19 children admitted that he molested girls when he was a teenager and his parents, Jim Bob and Michelle knew all about it for years. Sadly, the police destroyed the records of Duggar's victims and many on the right have been defending him because "Oh! He's a Christian!" "He turned out right!" "This was all in the past!".... Blah, blah, fucking BLAH.

Look, I was a teen once. I never inappropriately touched a girl during my teen years. I think a lot of it was due to the fact that I was an only child and my parents taught me life's lessons one-on-one. However, Jim Bob and Michelle pretended that her puss-ridden cunt is a clown car, but thankfully she stopped having kids because her 20th child was stillborn.

And of course, there's former House speaker Dennis Hastert, who received double trouble when he lied to the FBI about his bank deposits and it was revealed that he paid a male on his high school wrestling team that he coached $1.7 million to hide the sexual encounters he had with him decades ago. It's amazing that many far-right-wing groups like the Christian Coalition and the National Right to Life Committee all were on his side when he was House Speaker.

Apparently, as long as you're a right-winged Christian nutjob, it's OK to fondle little girls - even it's your sister - and have sex with teenaged wrestlers. Well played, Repukes! Well played. Look, you don't see many Democrats thumping their Bibles, but they tend to be more family-friendly than the party that cries that they are family-friendly because of their so-called traditional family values. It's assholes like Duggar and Hastert and all their cronies that I avoid going to church on Sundays. I don't want to spend my life with a bunch of two-faced pricks who end up screwing over my life, and on top of that, knowing that the church's pastor drives nicer cars than most of us.

Yes, it was Jesus who said "ye who is without sin shalt cast the first stone", but when you're a young child or teen being sexually molested, you'd want somebody to grab the gun and shoot that fucker hurting them.

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Monday, June 1, 2015

6.1.15 Bee-otch of the Day: the city of Grand Rapids


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Name: the city of Grand Rapids
Age: 189
Occupation: Michigan's second-largest city
Last Seen: 150 miles west of Detroit
Bee-otched For: making me want to move


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The year was 2002. I was a young, 21-year-old tech school grad who was just hired to his first real, honest-to-goodness adult job. It was a stretch for me, going from living with my mother and stepfather in rural northern Michigan to working in the state's second-largest city.

At 21 and barely old enough to drink, it was cool back then being in a town with lots of nightlife and lots to do. But the sad lesson of life is that then, I grew up.

Over time, I realized that my boss simply doesn't like handing out raises. As time roared on, my bills got higher and my quality of life suffered. The things that I loved doing at 21 were not fun anymore. I would go to a bar, hoping that maybe I could strike up a conversation with a nice, young lady. But sadly, only dudes wanted to talk to me and even worse, one asshole took me to his house and started to jerk off in front of me. It was because of shit like this that I decided to leave the Grand Rapids bar culture behind.

Because one of my main objectives in life is to find a decent girlfriend, I joined several dating sites, including Tinder. As an experiment, I went to Phoenix recently and used Tinder there. I made a ton of matches and I didn't even get to swipe everybody that's on there (thank you, Tinder's new 12-hour lock-out feature). I came home and it was a different story: I would get to the point where the dreaded "there's no new people around you" graphic and that was it. I could swipe right thousands of times and nobody decent would ever swipe right on me. Maybe that's because there's just not many good single ladies in Grand Rapids. Most of the girls I end up chatting with online don't even live NEAR GR. Hell, one girl who bugs me from time to time lives all the way up in dinky New Era. Even though I've told the dating sites that 50 miles is my limit, New Era is sadly 80 miles from here.

Yes, I could go to the strip club to get my fair share of pussy, but thanks to the evil bitch named Judy Rose, that all came to an end in 2006 with the DeVos family-supported strip club ordinance. I could drive down to Deja Vu in Kalamazoo, but sadly, that place has gone downhill over the years with too many older women and bitches who don't give two shits about hygiene. 

A few weeks ago, my cousin made the shocking announcement that he had moved to Royal Oak, just outside Detroit. He had trouble finding and keeping a job here in GR. One of the places he worked at was one of the Fox Motors dealerships in GR (and mind you, the DeVos family owns them). Apparently, their Hollander rhetoric got to him and he was let go. Apparently, turnover is quite high at Fox Motors because, well, it's Hollander-owned.

Kinda reminds me of my ex-boss: he was on peoples' asses all the time, and it caused them to all quit. Turnover was high and in his final year of owning the company, profits were way down. Then he retired and sold out to his partner, who is rarely ever there, and now, we're doing better. Even more, I've gotten three raises since my ex-boss's retirement.

True, I should be happy that my company is doing better, but let's face it: I still feel like I'm being held back. I still live in a crappy apartment, I have no romantic prospects and ex-boss or not, I'm still getting paid less than what I should be paid for the job I do. My cousin is right: Grand Rapids is like this due to the ignorant Hollander mentality that's poisoned this city. This town's slogan should be "if you ain't Reformist Dutch, we don't like you much!"

I look at Detroit and there's lots to do. There's real professional sports, clubs, a real nightlife and so much more. There's more jobs, more single ladies and better yet, the town and area itself is more liberal. I wouldn't be too surprised if people in the east side of the state were much nicer than those here in Grand Rapids. I've always wanted to live near Detroit not just because there's more to do, but it's the simple fact that my aunts and uncles, cousins and my 86-year-old grandmother are all there. All I have left here is my aunt, who comes to the east side once a month as-is.

IMO, if Grand Rapids doesn't shape up soon, I'm outtahere. I turned 34 last week and I don't want my current life when I'm 40. When my parents were in their mid-20's, they had me. But, as somebody who has only had one real girlfriend since moving here in 2002, I don't think there's going to be any decent prospect for me anytime soon. I did submit resumes to Detroit companies last week, and we'll see how that goes.

Sometimes, I love Grand Rapids, but Grand Rapids doesn't love me.

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Thursday, May 21, 2015

5.21.15 Hero of the Day: David Letterman


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A SPECIAL HERO OF THE DAY!


Name: David Letterman
Age: 68
Occupation: retired talker
Last Seen: New York, NY
Awarded For: giving us many years of laughter... and something to think about
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Last night was an emotional night for those who stay up a little later.

It was the final night David Letterman ever hosted a talk show. After over 6,000 episodes of NBC's Late Night from 1982-1993 and CBS's Late Show 1993 to last night, the funnyman officially called it a career. He had his great moments and even a few bumps along the way.

It was Letterman who had the longest-running career in late night TV, beating Johnny Carson by one year. When he first hosted Late Night in 1982, we only had three major over-the-air TV networks, Pac-Man was a must for any video gamer, audiences packed movie theaters to see "E.T." and your humble webmaster was pooping in Pampers.

Of course, getting into late night TV wasn't a total breeze for Dave, who started in college radio and moved on to the third-place ABC-TV affiliate in his hometown of Indianapolis, WLWI-13, now top-rated NBC affiliate WTHR. He moved to Los Angeles where he became a regular at The Comedy Store, and from there on, it was The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson. Dave and Johnny became good friends and remained so until Johnny's death in 2005. Letterman even guest-hosted for Carson for many years while he also became a regular on game shows such as The $25,000 Pyramid.

Letterman even had his own talk show on NBC, The David Letterman Show, which aired in the morning in 1980. However, it was canceled after 90 episodes due to poor ratings despite positive reviews and the debut of some of his regular features, such as Stupid Pet/Human Tricks.

However, Dave made his big comeback two years later with Late Night. The show was a monster success because quite simply, it was different. It wasn't another show where everybody had to dress up and be hoidy toidy. It was casual and fun. Letterman had his usual suspects of comedy sketches, interviews and that quirky Top Ten list. For years, he wanted that coveted 11:30 spot held by Carson, but it went to Jay Leno instead, thus creating one of the greatest rivalries in TV history. Everybody knew that Carson wanted Letterman for The Tonight Show, so Letterman settled by moving over to CBS to launch The Late Show.

Yes, I think we all have had our favorite moments with Dave, such as the reunion of Sonny and Cher to Drew Barrymore flashing Dave her tits to Howard Stern's many appearances from a short-haired geek in 1984 to the cross-dressing vixen promoting "Miss America". There was Dave throwing objects off the Ed Sullivan Theater and visits to the Hello Deli. Let's not forget Calvert DeForest and Biff Henderson and yes, Paul Shaffer.

When I was a young teen, I would stay up late on school nights to watch Dave. Growing up in boring northern Michigan where you had to be a senior citizen to enjoy anything, I had little joy as a teenager, especially when my parents divorced at age 12. Yes, my parents tried to get me to turn the TV off at around 10 p.m., but they had to pry the remote from my cold, dead hands. Watching David Letterman and Conan O'Brien took my mind out of the depression I felt from school, growing up north, and life in general. Yes, I got only four hours of sleep most nights, but I didn't care. To me, Dave was the best friend that I never had.

True, we now have Fallon, Kimmel and virtual newcomers James Cordon and Seth Meyers, and oh, yes, Nightline is still on the air, the honest truth is that it was David Letterman who set the modern standard for late night TV. Not as a funnyman, but also somebody who told it like it was. When he came back after 9/11, Dave exclaimed that those responsible for crashing the planes into those buildings did it for religious fervor and said "if it makes you live to 1,000 years old, does it make any goddamn sense?" When Indiana's governor recently passed the state's anti-gay law, it was Dave who said that "this isn't the Indiana I grew up with". He was also very vocal about his heart problems and the affairs he had with co-workers.

When the news broke that David was retiring, it wasn't shocking for me one bit. He was around the same age as Carson when he retired (he was 67) and worked in late night one year more than Carson himself. Now that his son Harry is 13, it's time for him to be a dad. I hope he and Regina give him the best love any parent can imagine giving their son.

One last thing: I, like many of you wonder if Dave will still be around after retirement or if he'll end up reclusive like Carson. The world may never know, but all I can say is this:

He had a good run.


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Wednesday, May 20, 2015

5.20.15 Bee-otch of the Day: Rush Limbaugh


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Name: Rush Limbaugh
Age: 64
Occupation: OxyContin-infused taker
Last Seen: West Palm Beach, FL
Bee-otched For: getting baked in Boston
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WRKO has given El Rushbo the KO.

The iconic Boston 50,000-watter - named for the legendary movie studio whose logo is a transmitting broadcast tower - just announced that Limbaugh's radio show will be canceled in the not-too-distant future. The Entercom-owned station could not come to terms on expanding their contract with the show. Rush has been demoted to smaller stations in big markets in recent years due to decreased ratings and revenue all sparked by his diatribe against Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke. In 2012, Rush called Fluke a "slut" over her opinion that religious institutions could not be exempt from the rule in the Affordable Care Act that forces businesses to hand out free birth control.

Rush's syndicator, iHeartMedia/Clear Channel-owned Premiere Radio Networks released a statement: "We were unable to reach agreeable terms for The Rush Limbaugh Show to continue on WRKO. A final broadcast date will be announced in the near future. Rush Limbaugh airs daily in every measured media market in America, and we look forward to announcing exciting news for our Boston listeners soon."

According to RadioInsight.com, the only other station in Boston that might be interested in Rush is WMEX 1510, a brokered talk station with a very, very crappy website.

Rush's canning in Beantown happens only a month after WIBC in Indianapolis announced that they will be dropping the show in July. No word on what station will be carrying his show afterward.

WIBC is third place in the ratings in Indy while WRKO is at a pitiful 18th place in the April 2015 Nielsens. No wonder why in WRKO's case, they're dumping Rush. Bear in mind that Cheap Channel had Rush on 1200 a few years back as "Rush Radio" and it was a ratings disaster.

Honestly, I hope that this is the end for Rush in Boston. The city is simply too liberal for him. Plus most of his fans are upper-demo baby boomers who are retired or looking at retirement. I was on Freedom 95/Indy's Facebook page, and some geezer told the station that he hopes they pick Rush up and that he's also retired. If I was a potential advertiser, it would be a cop out. Retirees don't have much money and us gen-xers and millennials simply avoid AM radio like the plague.

Look, Rush is 63 and his contract is up for renewal next year. If he keeps losing big affiliates like flies, he might as well retire to his vast Florida estate with his gold digger wife and his Oxy pills. Time for El Blimpo to move on. Conservatism in America is dead and Rush is another kook nailing the coffin shut.

Maybe if Rush asks for a raise in his next contract, iHeartRadio will give him crow instead.




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Tuesday, May 19, 2015

5.19.15 Bee-otch of the Day: News Corp/Fox


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Name: News Corporation
Age: 92
Occupation: media behemoth
Last Seen: New York, NY
Bee-otched For: trying to break up the band
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As us fans of The Simpsons know, the show has been renewed for another two years. But, it will be without one of its most-crucial members.

It was announced after the contracts were signed and sealed that longtime cast member Harry Shearer, the voice of Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders, Otto, Principal Skinner, Dr. Hibbert and a few score of others will not be a part of the show anymore. As a matter of fact, he claims that he was actually fired from the iron horse show.

According to sources, Shearer wanted a raise, but for the past few years, the rest of the cast - Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith and Hank Azaria - have all had to take a HUGE pay cut despite the show still making millions per year in repeats and merchandising. Part of it is due to the fact that Fox's parent, News Corporation restructuring to become two different companies: NewsCorp (which focuses on print media) and 21st Century Fox (which handles 20th Century Fox, the Fox TV network and yes, The Simpsons).

Executive Producer Al Jean claims that most of Shearer's voices will be recast; in the past, when a cast member dies (i.e. Marcia Wallace or Phil Hartman) or simply leaves the cast (Maggie Roswell), they simply kill off the character. Of course, hearing somebody else do Mr. Burns or Ned Flanders might be kinda weird, like in a when Jim Henson died and Kermit the Frog started to sound funny kind of way. I wouldn't be too shocked if Billy West takes over Shearer's voices; I hope he can nail them good.

The point is, these people have been a part of television history and deserve to get paid well for using - and in Kavner's case, abusing - their voices. Maybe the folks at NewsCorp/21st Century Fox need to scale back on the shit spewed on Fox News Channel and give Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and even Maggie a big, fat paycheck, eh? Same goes with the rest of the cast.

Because of Fox's actions, I think I finally see The Simpsons' first shark popping out of the water.

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Monday, May 18, 2015

5.18.15 Bee-otch of the Day: ASUS


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Name: ASUS
Age: 26
Occupation: tech giant
Last Seen: Taipei, Taiwan
Bee-otched For: making one shitty laptop
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A few months ago, my beloved Toshiba laptop seemed to be starting to show its age.

Despite only being three years old, the sound system started to make gitchy noises that reminded me of Jim Breuer's "Goat Boy" sketches from SNL and sometimes, it would disconnect itself from the internet.
 Despite running my antivirus and malware software, it wasn't fixable. I even called Toshiba's hotline and made me waste $40 to diagnose the problem to no avail. So, when my tax returns were deposited into my bank account, I decided to make a trip out to my local ABC Warehouse.

I was told that Lenovo computers were the one to try, but they didn't have any. Instead, they had a few HPs and a few other brands. But, they had one computer that they were desperate to purge itself of, and it was an ASUS.

I wasn't 100% positive on buying a computer whose brand I wasn't 100% sure on, but at $499 for a laptop that had 1TB storage and lots of memory, it seemed to be a steal. I also bought an extended warranty since my Toshiba had a one-year and fixing that glitch would be cost prohibitive in the age when laptops are only designed to last three years tops.

Well, I took it home and got acquainted with it. The sound wasn't glitched up, so that was a plus. But, it's biggest downfalls included the fact that the keyboard sucked. I'm a fairly fast typist, and every time I didn't hit a key hard enough, I ended up misspelling a word. With a blog like this, it's aggravating and time consuming every time I had to go back and fix text just because typing on that thing involved having to press the damn thing too hard, especially the space bar.

But another issue was the fact that if I was on a website that involved a lot of graphics - like YouTube or Facebook - it would always disconnect itself from the internet. Strange, since my smartphone is also hooked to the same wifi system in my apartment and it never disconnects itself unless it has any issues. I did some reading, and it appears that it's an issue with Windows 8.1.

Well, the final straw came on Friday when I was watching the Tiger game online when I decided to hook my phone into the laptop. Just before I plugged in the USB, the computer itself shut off. Even worse, the LED lights indicating that it was plugged in were shut off, too. So, I went online to see if there was a quick fix. One site said to take out the battery. But, the laptop was designed so if I needed to change the battery, that it would take a technician to do so. Thankfully, since my faith in ASUS had been iffy since day one, I kept the original, briefcase-type box it came in and located the owner's manual. It said that the best way to contact ASUS was to go to their support site and type in the problem. REALLY? NO NUMBER TO CALL?!?! So, I Googled "ASUS support number" and it led me to some Asian hotline that wanted to charge me. I hung up on them right away. So, I got my dusty Toshiba out of storage and did what ASUS wanted me to do: go to their support site, report the issue there and then they gave me a number to call since I now had a case number. The guy on the other line was actually quite helpful (unlike the strange Asian chick that Toshiba had who jipped me out of $40) and gave me instructions on how to send the unit to a repair center.

Now, my crappy little ASUS computer is on its way to California to get fixed and I'm back to my more-reliable Toshiba to bring you the BOTD. I can type faster and it hasn't disconnected from the web once. The sound is still wonky at times, but for now, oh, well. Honestly, I hope I can get a refund on my ASUS so I can get something more reliable. If not, I might as well get an external keyboard so I'm not trying to kill myself when I'm typing. But that's the price you pay when you buy a computer on blind faith vs. going to Amazon.com first, reading the reviews and then buying the damn thing.

Apparently to ASUS, "Inspiring Innovation, Persistent Perfection" means something else in America.

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Thursday, May 14, 2015

5.14.15 Bee-otch of the Day: George Heartwell


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Name: George Heartwell
Age: 65
Occupation: mayor
Last Seen: Grand Rapids, MI
Bee-otched For: endorsing a bitch to do his job



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Very soon, it will be the end of an era in Grand Rapids.

After 12 years, former preacher George Heartwell will be stepping down as mayor of Michigan's second-largest city thanks to recently-passed term limits. Now, several people want his job, and the Independent has chosen the woman whom he thinks is most-qualified for the job.

It's none other than current city commissioner Rosalynn Bliss, who was the first person to announce their candidacy to run for GR mayor. Like Heartwell, Bliss does have several Democratic credentials and has the support from several Democrats themselves.

I originally supported Bliss in the beginning, but I withdrew my support because of a friend of mine.

Darren Gibson is the host of Southpaws Tuesdays and Wednesdays 10a-noon on WPRR 1680/95.3 here in Grand Rapids. He's also a manager at Parkway Tropics here in Grand Rapids. For years, PT was a beloved topless club, but that all changed in 2006 when the city passed a no nudity ordinance, forcing PT and other strip clubs in GR to become bikini clubs. According to Darren, Bliss was invited to come to the club to see how clean and well-run they were, but thanks to the negativity spread by the right-leaning news media, she voted for the ordinance anyway.

Darren, me and others believe that the DeVos family played a role in creating the ordinance, especially since the brainchild of the law, Judy Rose appeared in a campaign ad for Dick DeVos' failed gubernatorial campaign run in 2006. Of course, the DeVoses THINK that they own this city, but as somebody who doesn't go to Griffin games or buys cars from Fox Motors, I've learned to create mental blocks around their ventures.

Folks, Grand Rapids NEEDS real strip clubs. Maybe Heartwell and Bliss should walk a mile in my shoes for a while. I bust my ass daily at my job and come home to a nearly-empty apartment, except for my pet fish. I've tried the bar scene and the girls are ignorant. Plus, I've been hit on too many times by guys and one even took me to his house and masturbated in front of me. Unless I'm with somebody, I will never walk into a bar alone. I've tried three different dating sites; since joining, I've only had one serious relationship. Currently, the only person it seems that is giving 1/2 a damn about me lives all the way up in a small hick town called New Era - 80 miles away - even though I specified that I max out at 50 miles. I used to frequent the Deja Vu in Kalamazoo once a month. Most of the girls were nice and friendly. I've never mistreated them one bit. The club itself was well-run and sadly, even the city banned nudity because of a stupid ordinance.

The point is, Grand Rapids has more single men than women. Even worse, a co-worker of mine from Vietnam offered me $10,000 to marry his sister and move her to America. Look, I want somebody local, but as long as there's nothing out there woman-wise, I might as well go to a strip club.

But thanks to the lies created by the Dutch Mafia and other conservatives, not gonna happen. I don't want to pay a woman $20 for a half-assed lap dance when she used to do it in the buff. I might as well spend my Saturday nights alone watching TV drinking a beer, which is what I usually do anyway.

Folks, if Rosalynn Bliss gets elected mayor, we can kiss bringing real strip clubs back to GR bye-bye. I don't live in GR, so I can't vote for her. I hope people get involved and give this misguided cunt a message at the polls. Don't tell a woman that she can't get naked in front of a bunch of grown men just because of your fucked-up religious beliefs.

In this case, happiness doesn't equal bliss. 

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