Carol Vorderman: Tight Jeans Dancing

Source:Real Life Journal 

The only problem with this video other than it only being forty-seven seconds, is that I don’t know the name of the women or the show. Okay fine, so there are actually two problems that I have with this video. But the women even though I only had forty-seven seconds to check her out and I had to look real fast so I wouldn’t miss anything, is obviously a very sexy well-built women. Perhaps this was Casual Friday as far as the day of this show, or perhaps this is a dress casual show where women don’t have to dress completely formal, just as long as they look professional and presentable. But she has a very tight curvy body and those tight denim jeans makes that very clear which is point of tight denim in general for women and men. When people are out in public and those boots look great with those jeans as well.

Cowgirl Montse Chafino: Honey: Wild Bunch Girls

Source:Real Life Journal 

Luv dem country girls dancing. Gotta admit, even though I’m not a fan of at least traditional country music. But I do like watching country girls dance. Because they move very well, they’re very sexy because they take care of themselves. They don’t eat until they vomit or vomit up what little they do eat. But they live healthy, eat well, workout, because they are real women. And the lifestyles that they live and the work that they do requires them to look good and take care of themselves. Because they need the energy and strength to do those things. And then you get women like that on stage and dancing or singing or doing both and you have very sexy attractive women who move very well and look great doing it.

Disc Over Peace: Malcolm X Message To America

Source:The Daily Press 

Malcolm X was correct in the sense that the racial discrimination that African-Americans faced from the time the African slaves were freed in the 1860s, until the 1960s with the civil rights laws was a human rights problem. But where he was wrong was that the U.S. Government was able to solve these problems at least in the sense that all Americans are supposed to be treated under law equally with the same constitutional rights. And generally that is true now with the passage of the civil rights laws of the 1960s.

All Americans are entitled to the same rights and responsibilities as every other American in America. Regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or religion. Does that mean that all the laws are always enforced equally for all Americans. Of course not, because any system that is run by humans won’t be run perfectly. Mistakes will be made and you’ll have bad apples, so to speak and bad people in any system.

Who feel some people because of their race shouldn’t be treated as well as other Americans of a different race. But under law we are all entitled to the same rights and responsibilities. And under law we’re all supposed to be treated equally under law. That wasn’t the case pre-1960s civil rights laws. And that is one thing that Malcolm X never understood, but unfortunately he didn’t live long enough to see that.

The Doors Live in Copenhagen (1968)

Source:The Daily Journal

Had this concert been in color and the Hollywood Bowl concert in black and white, then The Doors in Copenhagen would’ve definitely been The Doors best concert ever in the 3-4 years they were in concert. This concert had The Doors best sound and The Lizard King at his best on the vocals. But the Hollywood Bowl concert was The Doors especially Jim Morrison looking his best especially being in color. It would be nice to get the Copenhagen concert in color, colorized even so you could see how The Lizard King looked and sounded at his best. In the his leather suit, the leather jeans, the cowboy boots, the jacket, the concho belt and how he moved around on stage in this concert. And he sounded, but all in color. But unfortunately even though The Doors were big in the late 1960s when color TV, color movies and everything else was shown in color for the most part, a lot of The Doors footage and even their photos were still shown in black and white.

C-SPAN: Video: Senate Watergate Hearings: John Dean’s Opening Statement

Source:The FreeState 

It seems to me anyway and I believe either Bob Woodward, or Carl Bernstein and perhaps both of them have said this, but that John Dean was not only deeply involved in the Watergate coverup, but it’s not until he finds out that President Nixon was going to hang him out to dry on it and have Dean take the wrap for it, that Dean decided, “you know what, I could get in a lot of trouble here. Its time to take my losses and not make this any worst for me and my family and talk to the investigators and prosecutors now. Before I get blamed for the whole damn conspiracy.” And perhaps Dean wasn’t even as diplomatic as that. Sam Dash, who was the Senate Democratic Counsel on the Watergate Committee, essentially has said the same things. And if all of this true, then Dean isn’t hero in this story, but someone who saved his ass. And if anything got off fairly easy from his involvement in this scandal. Especially since he was White House Chief Counsel and pretty high up in the White House. And as an accomplished lawyer, knew what we was doing was illegal. Paying for the silence of the Watergate burglars. Just to use as an example.

Golden Cyber: Wonder Woman Defeated by a Nazi Wonder Woman

Source:Real Life Journal

Wonder Woman, defeated by a German Nazi! Thats embarrassing! I know this Nazi is also a Wonder Woman, but the only real Wonder Woman is an American, or at least she landed in America. After emigrating, I guess from Paradise Island. I’m really stretching on my Wonder Woman knowledge, but I’m no expert on Wonder Woman and for good reason. Cheesy show, that without a goddess named Lynda Carter as the star of the show, absolutely no reason to watch it. Unless you like to watch TV to make fun of it. Make fun of the cheesy writing and facial expressions and everything else. How unrealistic the show is. But after seeing Wonder Woman lose to a Nazi, now I have even less respect for this show. But she’s Wonder Woman! The female version of Superman, except without the ability to fly with a cape. So I’m sure she came back later and saved the day.

Mel Kyche: The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw (1958) Jayne Mansfield's San Francisco

Source:The Daily Press

The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw is a pretty good movie, but it was a great movie for Jayne Mansfield. Because it displayed all of her talents. She really wasn’t a Hollywood bimbo, but she wanted people to believe that for some reason and make money from it. She was very intelligent and talented and knew what she was doing, at least most of the time when she was sober. And had great comedic, as well as singing and dancing talents, that allowed her to do so many different things. She could’ve been a full-time actress, singer or comedian, but instead used all of those talents generally at the same time. And as a result made a big star for her herself. And it is too bad she just didn’t live much longer, instead of dying at the age of thirty-four in 1967. Had she took care of herself, she might still be performing today in her early eighties.