the disclaimer

okay, so maybe i jumped the gun. i would hate for anyone to actually listen to me for once, join 12dp, then lose all their money. i have no doubt that it works, but that's not to say the company won't up and run. i think that it's unlikely to happen, however there is a lot of mystery to the company, so i can't say with 100 percent certainty that they won't. the mystery lies in how they generate money for us through their own "investing." this enterprise might be illegal, unethical, or it could be perfectly okay, no one seems to know for sure. here is what i do know: the system works and you will make money, it's been around i believe for or at least eight months, and it is growing at a rate of 3,000 new members per day. but there is a risk and that can't be ignored. everywhere i read states the common sense notion of not giving them money that you aren't willing to part with. the first month for us will be the most risky because we'll be trying to get to a point where we can pull out our initial investment so that everything else is pure profit. this way when the feds raid 12dp's offices and 12pd employees are on a convenient vacation in europe at the time with my money, i will have at least made some money to make all of this worth it. and for all i know, this could be a long term business. either way, i'm doin it now to try and milk this sucker. and it's up to you if you want to do the same, but just realize the risk that 12dp could theoretically shut down and take every cent you give them. and again, this would only happen if they close down. as long as they stay open, we're all in business and making money. my running tally of how much i've made (as soon as i make something) will be to the right in my links box thingy, so keep an eye out.

did anyone else watch the alito vote this morning? considering how the parties are split, it was a pretty damn close vote. i want to say that had i been a senator, i would have voted for him. but with every move being so political and everyone having an eye to reelection, who knows what i would have been compelled to do. and martin luther king jr.'s wife coretta died last night. i knew she was still alive, but it's still crazy to think she was so long after he died. it's been almost forty years now. just seems like yesterday. not really, okay anyways. i have no idea what i'm saying. moving on.

OSCAR TIME BIOTCHS!!! by no means am i a film expert, so as far as predicting the outcomes, i'm far from qualified and would probably just embarrass myself. so instead, from now until then i will just pick the peeps and movies that i want to win. first up, actor in a supporting role: george clooney (syriana). although jake gyllenhaal was superb, i think i just that if i could be any actor, george is right up there as who i'd wanna be. visual effects to war of the worlds. that's an easy one. king kong was just a big video game and narnia was very good, but nothing compared to worlds. i don't know how they created some of those effects. like how they created such a huge ego for tom cruise, i don't think we'll ever know. thank you, thank you folks. i'll be here all week. please make sure and tip your waitress. out.