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My Fishing Trip »
This week, I’ll be telling you all about a recent adventure I had with my family. Not the entire family, but my mom, dad, my brother Adam, and me. It started with us getting into Bruneau and finding a place to stay, but, to say the least for this place, it seemed like I was [...]
Omega Ops »
Omega Ops As Israel looked out of the helicopter at the massive aircraft carrier he and his men were about to board on this rainy March day in 2010 in an attempt to seize the precious cargo, rumored to be at least one nuclear-grade weapon, 5 tons of guns, and at least three million dollars [...]
Joke of the Week »
With hurricanes, flooding, tornados, mud slides, fires out of control, severe thunderstorms tearing up the country from one end to another, and with the threat of bird flu and terrorist attacks, are we sure this is a good time to take God out of the Pledge of Allegiance? //
Joke of the Week »
If someone with multiple personalities threatens to kill himself, is it considered a hostage situation? //
Poem of the Week »
The Eagle and the Wolf By: Alex Silkwood She was the eagle He was the wolf a forbidden couple never to exist. When she lay down for the night He was always there to kiss her goodnight. There were so many beautiful stars but nothing could take her eyes off her beautiful wolf. As she [...]
Roeper Morning »
As we all may very well know, mornings are the worst time of the day for most people. These early hours usually consist of dragging yourself out of bed, crawling through your morning routine, and somehow getting out the front door on time. For others, this routine can consist of a few more steps. My [...]
What Do You Really Want? »
What Do You Really Want? What do you want for dinner? What kind of car do you wish you had? What clothes do you want to wear today?…simple decisions, right? Well, let’s decide something harder. Imagine a crazy awesome ATM machine. This ATM machine will spew out whatever YOU want it to. Here’s the catch, [...]
Making a Difference »
A very intellectual man named John-David Bartoe once said “As I looked down [on the Earth from space], I saw a large river meandering slowly along for miles, passing from one country to another without stopping. I also saw huge forests, extending along several borders. And I watched the extent of one ocean touch the [...]
The Fall of Sector 47 »
The world had gone mad. Night had swallowed the day and forever grew eternal. North was south and east was west. Landmarks had faded into oblivion and the landscape was void of any identifiable features. The world had grown flat, and now existed as an endless plain stretching off into eternity. One could walk two [...]
