Waterford

Breakfast

Irish Country Road

Private Dancer...lol

See you in a day.

I probably won't be posting tomorrow since I will be heading home and once there, someone had better repeat the dance I saw tonight. I will be bringing lots of $5 bills with me for the g-string.

Cam With My Man

I just talked to my man on cam. It was good seeing his face. He was at home and I was telling how I missed him and how it sucks being here. So to cheer me up, he did a little dance for me and took his shirt off. It was the cutest thing. I can't wait to get home to him tomorrow.

Not So Funny Now Is It McCain?

This was the best part of the debate. Obama shut him the hell up! The look on McCains face was priceless.

Say It To My Face

I love it. Say it to my face. Kick his nasty ass Obama! McCain and Palin are running the sleaziest campaign I have ever witnessed in politics. Fortunately the American people, according to the polls, are smart enough to see through the lies. McCain and Palin are the type of people who thirty years ago would be hiding behind white sheets and burning crosses behind them at their rallies.

Geeks In Ties...lol

Being Driven Up The Wall

Day five living in a hotel. I feel like I'm in prison but without all the man-on-man sex benefits. lol To lighten things up, earlier today I went next door to where two of my co-workers were watching telly and when they opened the door I started beating them with a pillow and we had a huge pillow fight. Its been a long, but productive week. I told my boss he is done whoring me out this week and I want to get back to sea. I told him I will be on a ship next week if I have to become a pirate and take it by force. Which was a mistake. Because I'm gay and said I would be a pirate, the Butt Pirate jokes and the "ooh, do you have a long sword or a short shaft?" jokes started. I have no one to blame but myself. I have to start using the word Mutineer, not Pirate.

Amnesia

When typhoons and hurricanes sweep through mountainous areas, they cause more than human destruction. They also physically and chemically weather the mountains they pass, taking carbon with them and burying it in the oceans in the form of sediment. This in turn allows the planet to cool. While scientists have long predicted that extreme storms cause such effects, only recently have they been able to measure just how carbon much storms take away: tons. Researchers from Ohio State University who measured carbon while a typhoon was passing through in full force in Taiwan—essential since sediment washes away very quickly after a storm—found that more than 400 tons of carbon was being swept away for each square mile of watershed during the storm. A single typhoon in Taiwan, they determined, buries as much carbon in the ocean as all the rains combined in the country for that year.
Although the findings are preliminary and the carbon buried by storms won't alleviate global warming, the data could still be useful to scientists as a benchmark to calculate the Earth's carbon "budget," which is how much carbon is added and removed from the atmosphere overall. Right now, those numbers could be way off if accurate carbon data from storms are not considered.

Flying Vehicle

The team at Terrafugia is about to fulfill the fantasy of every driver pilot: a consumer vehicle that can take to the highways and the skies. Check out this link to see a video of the car and know the world of the Jetsons isn't that far off.

http://www.terrafugia.com/

A Park Friend

Passionate Kisses

Muscle In A Kilt