Paul Park: I say....

War: Noun: a conflict carried on by force of arms, as between nations or between parties within the nation; warfare, as by land, sea, or air. There is nothing good about war and there is nothing you gain from war, unless you are profiting and forcing the smaller nation to "share" their resources. But really, you lose so much more than what you gain. Back in the days, war had a meaning, the reason to fight between nations. Civil war; for the right to free the slaves, Revolution war; to be independent from British, World War I & II; for the freedom of all mankind, and even war between Troy and Sparta; fight for right to love the one, all the wars has a meaning that is not just for gaining a profit(Unless you are Agamemnon), it should have more meaning for it. What is the reason of Afghan war? What is for Iraq? Who are we to tell the other nation how to create their society and what structure their governing system should be like?  To me, now days, wars are started by big f

Mentalist [Men-tl-ist]: A person who believes that the mind and it's functions are alegitimate area of psychological research. But I'm not talking about the occupation and it's duties, I'm talking about "The Mentalist" TV show. If you love mystery and crime story like I do, then you would love this show. It's not like CSI where science is answer to the key but more of detective work that comes with the work. It's almost like watching Colombo with little humor added to it. Let's get into details, shall we? Written by Bruno Heller, show's main story is about the man name Patrick Jane(Played by Simon Baker) who use to be a well known physic who becomes consultant for California Bureau of Investigation team working with team leader Teresa Lisbon(Robin Tunney), stone faced investigator Kibble Cho (Tim Kang), kind but disturbed bomber expert Wayne Rigsby (Owain Yeoman), and hot, immature rookie Grace Van Pelt (Amanda Righetti). He gave up his work o

Im pretty sure that title is pretty explanatory by itself. Why should I? Do I owe them something? Of course, I do feel bad for the unfortunate ones but being homeless is not the case. I feel bad for people who grew up no food, no parents, something they couldn't do to change, that's the people I feel sorry for. If you are in age 18 - 50 and you have both arms and legs, what are you complaining about? What, the man is keeping you down? You can't get a job because your record? You have psychological problem that makes you disable and can't work? Let me tell you something, I don't like you like fat people who has handicap parking permit. Sad thing is these spoil guineas thinks that everything is someone else s fault. You want to blame someone? Blame your parents who didn't beat the living shit out of you to teach you lessons. Because people like you don't know the meaning of hard work, you might as well stand in middle of Time Square and hope a cabby to hit you

Emerald City or also known as Evergreen State; Washington state has been known as the Northwest and we are mostly related to the fact that it rains allot in the state, which is true. About 8 months out of 12, it will most likely rain but the thing is that we don't mind it. Actually, we are proud of the fact that it rains. Why? because there is no place beautiful like Seattle during the summer. We sacrifice 8 months under the grey clouded sky that has great chance of raining, when summer come, we enjoy every minute of it and we actually know how to appreciate summer sun. But we can never hide away from the fact that....well....it rains lot in Seattle and it does get chilly and it does get wet. But we are use to it. We are like British in Seattle, if you have an umbrella, you are most likely a tourist where Seattlites or Washingtonians are most likely enjoying the rain in their hoodie with headphones in their ear, listening to Nirvana's "Smells like teen spirit".  But,