Watching Frontline

Things change once you turn 30. I cannot watch any new movies, and I seriously don't care to watch The Avengers (a friend of mine I haven't seen in four years told me the ending anyway). Most times than not, I cannot watch any movies without darting off my attention somewhere else, unless it's a movie I like. The only thing new that I watch is PBS's own Frontline. They make new episodes here and there.

I watched 'The Spill' just yesterday, catching up on everyone's hatred of BP. Little did I know back in 2005, when people were more concerned about what came out of Paris Hilton's butthole, BP had some safety problems which cause an explosion at there Texas City plant, killing 15 people (I can now imagine Tony Hayward saying sorry for that one, but John Browne was the HNIC at the time). BP is also had numerous safety and enviormental issues, and most everyone knows about the Deepwater Horizon spill (Tony Hayward: Sorr-wee).

 Ever since BP caused what they did, my late friend Justin Dwayne Foxworth, author (61-11) had encouraged people not to go to a BP gas station.

This blog, as I said in my second post, is not meant to be political, (BP is polluting the ocean, MAAAAAN!) However, I think the late Mr. Foxworth does have a point, make BP go down by not buying their gas, unless of course, you are out in the middle of nowhere with no gas and BP is the only place around, I guess you don't have a choice but to fill-up.

I'm a boring asshole, I like PBS. NPR is good too, but too much politics. I like radio stations with no or little political agenda. Stay tuned for a story about a man here in Michigan lobbyist was to keep AM radio on the political left, coming up this week. Boy, oh boy, I'm teasing a upcoming article, this is what crappy morning radio shows do (not to mention American Idol).

"Dub-buh-yah ALK Radio, Harry Sachz with you here, we will tell you about a lobbyist who got caught at the wrong end of the law. Stay tuned at seven-oh-five am, but first we have a phony phone call coming up after we play Justin Bieber's 'Baby' (the intro starts), and boy, I'm getting a rock one in my pants just hearing his voice. Dub-bug-yah ALK-FM!"


I know within 20 years from now, we will be seeing less and less of these hacky morning radio shows. I wonder if Scott & Todd will be around by then? They got to New York, so I would call them the kings of that category.

Before I end this little post, I want to remind the three people who are visiting this site regualry to consider listening to Tom Leykis on Monday 3pm-7pm Pacific time (6p-10p Eastern) for Money Mondays. Tom Leykis's show is about teaching men on how to get laid with less money, but he does talk about other issues. Don't worry, you'll like this, it's better than listening to that drama queen Suze Orman (who has been bought out by special interests from time to time). 

"And if the music stops

There's only the sound of the rain

All the hope and glory,

All the sacrifice in vain

And if love remains

Through everything is lost

We will pay the price,

But we will not count the cost

- Rush, "Bravado" 1991.

Van Halen Can't Get Along.

Boy, am I such a thieving bastard, 'borrowing' a photo from a big website. Gonna get sued.

It's 1996 in 2012, Van Halen is fighting again. I thought about going to get tickets for the Detroit show, probably should but then again, that's hit or miss. I heard about the news on the all-news AM station here in Detroit: http://www.wwj.com

Of course, no reason or comment was given, but I knew instantly what was going down. Eddie and Alex are getting pissed at David Lee.

Remember this:

I also recall in 1996, Eddie himself wrote an article on one of the guitar magazines (back then, there was itar World, Guitar Player and a few others that don't quite ring a bell at the moment), but he had written a long article on his side of the story. I remember it first started with Sammy Hagar. Then when they did the greatest hits album, David Lee did those two songs (Me Wise Magic is a personal favorite). Then, well, take a look at the video.

Opie & Anthony were saying that a fight might come up while they are performing, I banking on that. Otherwise, according to Ticketmaster, tickets aren't available for the Detroit show at the moment, not sure if was due to the new news. Better get the insurance included in case Eddie takes his guitar and hits David over the head with it, or David does the high kick to Eddie's face. Buy a ticket and don't forget the insurance, Ticketmaster offers that.

Otherwise, I'll be checking Youtube soon for further drama.

Afterwards, I'd guess Van Halen will probably try with a different singer besides Hagar? It didn't work with Gary Cherone (did I spell that right? Too lazy to check, and besides I bought Van Halen's III back in the day, and it sucked).

"Back in the high life again." -Steve Winwood.

UPDATE: Found this: (PS, fast forward to the one minute mark)

And another post...

As we start on with A Walk To Aquarius, I like to add that I'm a fan of the whole New Age 'religion.' How to most, we are in the age of Pisces and walking to Aquarius. But according to some, we are in the age of Aquarius. Why the hell can't religion be more simple? In Christianity, there are a few denominations, and they bash Catholics. Muslim, there is Sunni and Shia, and they get a little competitive with each other. Hell, there is even a difference in the Mormon community with Mormon and LDS.  

So, here, let's say the Age of Aquarius will arrive in the 22nd century. I'll be dead before we see that. If I keep on with this blog, I wonder what my last post will be?

A Walk To Aquarius will not be only about New Age, I wish to attract the Talk Radio crowd, particually Opie and Anthony, Tom Leykis and internet-based Talk Radio X. I stay away from any politically-driven shows, so nothing about Rush Limbaugh (did I spell his name right?) ...unless he get caught with a gay male prostitute.

Conspiracy Theories? We are interested. However, let's not get too far. I'm not that intrested in people who say, "They shit on us, MAAAAAN!!" Jesse Ventura's show was interesting, I'd admit it. He was a good actor in movies and the WWF (I consider WWF/E a soap opera, I like it, but it's 'fake'), but as time passed by, he's just cashing in in the conspiracy theory business.

Now, time to promote the site. More content on the way.

Zee Intro

Howdy Ho you Hoes,

Not a nice introduction, but I thought I'd be a little satire with it. We (or just me) announce the start of A Walk To Aquarius. A blog (like millions and millions of others) that talk about the silly little issues of how the world and the United States works. And also, to explore the interest in Talk Radio such as Opie & Anthony, Tom Leykis, Howard Stern (don't listen to him really), and also the folks at TalkRadioX.

With the Talk Radio portion, we keep it to any shows that don't follow a political agenda. For those who don't know, the shit you would hear on those AM all-talk stations are driven by political interests, as there is a lobbyist pushing some money to the hosts' direction. If you are looking for Glenn Beck info, you're at the wrong place.

A Walk To Aquarius is a reference to us heading towards the age of Aquarius. There are a few who believe we have entered, while many say that we are on our way. One of the most popular documentary's known as the Zeitgeist states we will go to that age in 2150 (or did they say 2100? Too lazy to research, I can see people not wanting to visit this site now). So, we are walking to that age, as all of us as of reading this when I write it at 15 May 2012, will be dead before we see this, according to Peter Joesph.

We will also take a look at the interesting and fun news that comes up, so follow us.

See ya,

Robbee T.

The Start?

If you have stumbled on here somehow, well, I can tell you that I just started this blog as I plan on having the launch start tomorrow on the 15th of May.

Comeback then.

And perhaps... I just might forget about this blog and it stays like this.

Oy shit, mate!