Posted in September 17, 2009 ¬ 9:59 amh.BennieNo Comments »
Fulfilling a much needed role in the pimping as well as human cargo industries, ACORN has stepped in as the premier consultant to burgeoning pimps as they attempt to secure public capital in their startup ventures. ACORN is now being touted as the industry leader and offers services from assistance in startup fiscal policies and acquisition of young talent from South American markets to maintenance of assets and corporate organization.
While the old adage “pimpin ain’t easy” still applies, ACORN eases those woes by transforming your cheap whorehouse into a well controlled brothel where ‘hoes’ are now ‘performing artists.’ With assistance from ACORN you can secure public assistance for your facility, enslaved workforce and management team leaving you to focus on the ever important task of keeping your pimp hand strong.
Posted in September 2, 2009 ¬ 10:10 pmh.BennieNo Comments »
In a horribly believable situation, the number of contractors outnumber U.S. troops in Afghanistan. I always knew the ratio was extremely high but I never thought it was near this level.
What concerns me most is that our government has seen fit to make a business out of war. Since the very nature of business is to survive and to create profits it reasons to argue that business will inevitably perpetuate or attempt to prolong conflict in order to sustain itself. This is without mentioning what is the crux of the argument from most in that “abuses and crimes committed by armed private security contractors and interrogators against local nationals may have undermined U.S. efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan,” as the CRS report noted.
Posted in August 27, 2009 ¬ 12:33 amh.BennieNo Comments »
It’s official. I was on my first winning dodgeball team for a tournament that was held at our local San Antonio Men’s Club. We were down to the ever fantastic Mr. Ickey’s by 2 games but rallied to take the title, trophy and $600 cash. Holla!!
Yes, there was a bouncy castle with a slide on it, free SWAG from Miller Lite, a dunk booth and tons of free food. Tons of fun and well done.