So today I'm not doing that well emotionally. Sometimes I just feel like I'm way over my head as far as finances... I really wish that the housing market wasn't dead. I'd really consider selling my house.
I feel like my debt is at an all time high... Although I do have a plan mapped out to pay it all off within two years, assuming that of course I don't acquire more.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Sometimes you need to write
I decided to start a blog separate from the disastrous world of myspace.com I've simply found that people like to suck the fun out of life and have to judge the content of my perspective. The last blog I had written on myspace linked to zug.com and it was about a prank where one of the authors of the site had requested to add an authorized user to his existing credit card. The name he requested was Michael Jackson. From there he plotted to carry out an impersonation of Michael Jackson in the Baltimore area. For the full story you can find it at zug.com titled The Michael Jackson Prank.
I found the story simply hilarious and linked in in a bullitain on myspace. Myspace had deemed it fraudulent and deactivated the link. A friend messaged me saying that I must have been hacked again. I told him that no i had linked to a very funny story and he responded that he didn't see me as the fraud encouraging type. Now from my perspective I didn't consider that yes it is technically fraud to impersonate another person. Now how many countless people have impersonated a celebrity? And don't tell all the Elvis impersonators that they're committing fraud! But the situation in the story, no one was hurt by the prank and they did give a donation to the charity that they had fooled. They didn't deliberately try to swindle monies from Michael Jackson, although they did give the tabloids fodder over the vomit incident...
But in a matter of perspective I interpreted the situation as an amusing story about a prank. The friend interpreted it as a deliberate act of fraud that should not be shared with others and implied that I should be ashamed for telling others.
So with that I will continue to write my thoughts to share with people I don't know who's opinions don't affect me. And in conclusion I have deleted all the blogs that I had written on myspace, and its likely that I wont bother to write another on that social networking site.
I found the story simply hilarious and linked in in a bullitain on myspace. Myspace had deemed it fraudulent and deactivated the link. A friend messaged me saying that I must have been hacked again. I told him that no i had linked to a very funny story and he responded that he didn't see me as the fraud encouraging type. Now from my perspective I didn't consider that yes it is technically fraud to impersonate another person. Now how many countless people have impersonated a celebrity? And don't tell all the Elvis impersonators that they're committing fraud! But the situation in the story, no one was hurt by the prank and they did give a donation to the charity that they had fooled. They didn't deliberately try to swindle monies from Michael Jackson, although they did give the tabloids fodder over the vomit incident...
But in a matter of perspective I interpreted the situation as an amusing story about a prank. The friend interpreted it as a deliberate act of fraud that should not be shared with others and implied that I should be ashamed for telling others.
So with that I will continue to write my thoughts to share with people I don't know who's opinions don't affect me. And in conclusion I have deleted all the blogs that I had written on myspace, and its likely that I wont bother to write another on that social networking site.
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