bootsie q's blog

oh, so...

here is where i will be (publicly) blogging from now on...

http://clarkanddivision.blogspot.com/

Sep 7, 2010 9:18:33 PM

ok, seriously.

Little Rock person...

YOU know who you are, I know who you are... i could just call you out by name but then within 20 seconds i'd have 10 paragraphs of angry, defensive facebook private messages, so why bother?

point is, I WILL NOT be posting anything else publicly, and especially nothing of interest to you. nothing that you can try to use against me at a later date. nothing that you can obsess over the way you do.

you have sorta ruined my ability to publicly share things with people who AREN'T you, so just... go away now. there is nothing more for you to see. ever.

and i will be removing your spying eyes from the facebook as well. goodnight, and i hope you find something more interesting to do with your time than to refresh the blog i don't update often TWICE A DAY (on average).

i don't hate you, but i DO find you annoying.

Jul 26, 2010 5:48:39 PM

hey little rock person

i seeeeee you.

now, go away.

Jul 21, 2010 10:32:30 AM

since some of you are So interested

that you visit my page daily, why don't you go ahead and comment here and maybe i'll grant you access?

I'm talking about those of you from:

berwyn, il
flossmoor, il
alsip, il
etc.

i get a lot of hits from those places, just curious who is putting so much effort into seeing if i post anything public.

Jul 19, 2010 6:53:13 PM

lebron james

okay, so obviously half the NBA teams in the US were courting him. in the end, only a few even had a real legitimate chance of snagging him. however, something crossed my mind earlier and i'm curious what other people think about this....

is it possible that the blatant support of obama is keeping some athletes from signing with chicago teams?

i know, it sounds kind of ridiculous... at first.

but look at it this way...

the goal is to be popular among the majority of people. any country, any ethnicity, any religion, any political party. to be truly famous, you have to cross boundaries. now...

is it possible that these professional athletes are trying to cross political preferences by NOT succumbing to the interests of one party in particular?

in other words, are athletes choosing not to join chicago teams in an effort to not define themselves as liberal or conservative (since obviously, barack is a true-blooded chicagoan, no matter his birth)? signing with the bulls/sox/cubs/hawks might make it seem as thought they hardcore supported our current president.... and would that lose them some fans or even sponsors? millions are on the table here.... how much are you worth?

Jul 8, 2010 6:48:05 PM