Monthly Archives: June 2007

Although I have been very adamant about not smoking marijuana, I must admit that my views on marijuana have changed a lot in the last couple years. I used to believe that smoking marijuana is absolutely bad, however, now I … Continue reading →

If you don’t listen to NPR, I highly recommend you start. Its either 89.3 or 88.5. Its one of the easiest way for you to get educated about world events and become a more well-rounded person, it may also help … Continue reading →

Betelnut is a highly addictive and legal stimulant that makes you euphoric. Betelnut Beauties are half dressed young Asian girls that sells you the Betelnut. This is apparently very popular in Asian countries. Funny thing is, it is a carcinogen … Continue reading →

Now that I don’t work, my morning hours are spent watching Save by the Bell, The Andy Griffith Show, and Little House On The Prairie. Yes, life is bitter sweet. Bitter because I am wasting my life away. Sweet because, … Continue reading →

That’s me. If you Google “Vinh Pham” in images, I will show up. I look like an Asian Shakespeare. Sorry ladies, I am taken. :D I was going to make fun of this picture, but I thought that would be … Continue reading →

Have you seen Padma Lakshmi?? Shes pretty damn hot. Now find a picture of Salman Rushdie and tell me he’s not the luckiest dude in the world (besides me of course :)). Shoot, who knew writing could get you arse… … Continue reading →

Watching this PBS special on the Iraq war is pissing me off. I am pissed off because I got in line to vote for John Kerry, but some how Bush still won. But I am ALSO pissed because people keep … Continue reading →

o/` o/` o/` I hope you know, I hope you know That this has nothing to with you It’s personal, Myself and I We’ve got some straightenin’ out to do And I’m gonna miss you like a child misses their … Continue reading →

Import Tariff is the a fee for bringing goods into the US. The interesting thing about import tariff is that in general the cheaper the product, the higher the import tariff, and the more expensive the product, the lower the … Continue reading →