The Last Son: My Grown-up Christmas List

Thursday, November 20, 2008

My Grown-up Christmas List

Books

The Tales of Beedle the Bard (Hardcover Amazon Edition $100 only offered by Amazon.com)

Twilight, the first book in the series, Hardback

The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown, Hardback

Angels and Demons, Dan Brown, Hardback

Harry Potter, Any of the first six, Hardback

Electronics

I-Pod Alarm Docking Station, Wal-mart, (I will add exactly which one)

1 comment:

MaryroseNovember 26, 2008 at 7:04 AM
Sean you need to do a review of the movie Twilight. What a phenomenon.
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Interesting Perspective on the new law reguarding cell phone use in cars.

However much I agree with the legislation prohibiting talking cell phones as well as texting during the process of driving, does it not infringe on our ability as Americans to be free. The impetus for this legislation was that talking on cell phones and texting while driving endangered others and was an undue distraction to drivers. Well…I agree. But so is eating, watching your children in the back seat, putting on makeup, listening to the radio, seeing a hot girl on the side of the road, trying to find the street you need to turn on, turning on the air conditioner, talking to someone in the front seat, talking to someone in the back seat, looking at a hot girl on the side of the road, looking in the rear view mirror, looking at anything but the road in front of you, and most importantly looking at a hot girl on the side of the road. So where do legislators draw the line inhibiting our freedom as Americans. Does the legislation stop with cell phones? Or next will we not be able to put on makeup, have anyone else in the car, look at hot girls on the side of the road, make sure our children are safe in the back seat, try to find where we are going, look in the rear view mirror, listen to the radio and my personal favorite, look at a hot girl on the side of the road? When will the insanity end? When will the government figure out that more regulation is bad? People can govern themselves. If they can’t, then they will die for it. Or they will kill for it. The response: the regulation needs to come in punishment. If the punishment for killing someone in a car because you were not using a blue tooth was say, 25 to life, people would go buy “blueteeth.” Negligence is the trumpet for suing doctors, why not drivers. Figure it out. No legislation. WE don’t need a big brother, we need our freedom.

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Thursday, November 20, 2008

My Grown-up Christmas List

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