OMG Hilarious!

Definitely a Wonder Woman

This definitely takes a lot of talent.  I'm actually quite impressed with Miss Arkansas's 2011 performance in the Miss America Pageant.  Not only did she yodle her way through "I wanna be a cowboy sweetheart," but she did it with two dummies (one on each side).   Miss Alyse Eady ended up winning first runner-up during last night's performance.

I Quote That - Nothing To Lose

The Cover Boys of Coitus Magazine

Okay River Viiperi and Francisco Lachowski I've mentioned before. Arthur Sales and Sebastian Sauve I have not. 

Help me Jesus!  

Thank you Coitus Magazine, you have made my night.

Bloggin' vs. Facebookin'

 
It feels like so long ago when I ended Peter's Daily Blog on MySpace, that I didn't realize how much I actually missed it.

We go on with our daily lives Facebooking, not realizing that our life is being shared daily with our friends and family. There are times we wish to reflect on the past, the good times especially, and before you know it, it's gone. We share things with people we don't know in the physical sense, yet they are there to listen. We share things with the people we love, yet they seem to forget.

Countless times I have attempted to remember what I've posted on Facebook and what I've told the people I love or the great discussions we've had. And it's difficult to go back and reflect on all the good that's happened in our lives, or all the drama that's made us laugh. In order for me to go back I have to keep clicking that "older posts" link, without a date, without a tag, without no way of searching for that special moment I wanted to remember forever.''

Instead, I've decided to keep track of my most important memories and my most important laughs through a blog, in hope that I can go back and trace the good or the bad that's happened in my life. In addition, the joy of talking about, celebrities, politics, religion and world around us. I hope that you will follow me on this journey and enjoy it with me.

Feel free to comment on my Facebook and/or my blog as you've continued to do.

Ryan and his dad's brochure.

I was up till 2:30 AM in the morning placing the finishing touches on Ryan and his dad's company brochure.  I think it came out pretty darn good. I just need their stamp of approval. :-)

How To Seduce A Straight Boy in Ten Steps...Hot!!!

Okay.  The moment we have all been waiting for....

All you gay boys have been wanting to know how to seduce a straight boy?  And don't lie, because you either have, which I have.  Or you want to, which you can.
 

Well the answer is finally here; follow these ten easy steps and you will have your straight boy:

Oh, and by the way, it's Hot!!! 

The X Fracture

  Don't be telling me that my perspective changes things.

OMG Hilarious!

And the Drama Starts...

What happens when two queens arrive on the set of RuPaul's Drag Race wearing the same outfit? Saddle up and catch the shade in this exclusive first look at the third season premiere. This is just a sample, but the drama kicks into high gear on Logo beginning January 24. We can't wait, this show is hilarious! Love it!

Andrew as Spiderman!!!

Columbia just released this first peek of Andrew as Spider-Man, and as many reservations as I have about the movie (too soon to reboot? too ugly to play Peter?) I gotta say, I got a little spidey tingle looking at this. 

2008 Election - First Time Since 1952

Originally posted on June 1, 2007 on Peter's old MySpace Blog. Used as a reference in commemorating Blog 3000 on April 16, 2013

Just to let everyone know - 2008 will be a very important year in our lives.  This will be the first election without incumbents since 1952.

If you have no idea what that means; when a United States President leaves office, his Vice President is more often than not considered a leading candidate and likely nominee to succeed him.

2008 will mark the first time since 1952 in which there is neither and incumbent president nor an incumbent vice-president running in the presidential election.This will also be the most expensive election in American History.

In January 2007, Federal Election Commission Chairman Michael Toner stated that the 2008 U.S. presidential race will be "the most expensive election in American history". Toner estimated that the 2008 race will be a "$1 billion election", and that to be "taken seriously", a candidate will need to raise at least $100 million by the end of 2007.

Why vote?

Originally posted on November 7, 2006 on Peter's old MySpace Blog. Used as a reference in commemorating Blog 3000 on April 16, 2013

 

Did you know...

• That several of our states, including California, Idaho, Oregon, Texas and Washington, became states by just ONE vote?

• That in 1948, Lyndon B. Johnson, our 36th president, became a U.S. senator by a ONE vote margin?

• And that same year, if Thomas E. Dewey had gotten ONE vote more per precinct in Ohio and California, the presidential election would have been thrown to the U.S. House of Representatives, where Dewey enjoyed more support than his rival -- incumbent Harry S. Truman? In fact, Dewey was expected to win the general election by a landslide, so most Republicans stayed home. Only 51.5 percent of the electorate voted in 1948, and Truman defeated Dewey.

Not convinced?

• In the 1960 presidential election, ONE additional vote per precinct in Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey and Texas would have denied John F. Kennedy the presidency and put Richard M. Nixon in office eight years earlier.

• In recent years, the outcomes of many state and congressional races have been reversed as recounts have shifted a handful of votes from one candidate to another.

• Each and every vote is the voice of a citizen of the United States of America. One voice speaking out can change the course of history.

WHY VOTE?

...Because it is your fundamental right as an American, and the most basic means by which you have a voice in how your government works. By voting, you participate in a process that determines who will represent you, your family, and your neighbors in your community, your state, and your country.

Most states require that you register to vote, and aside from registering at your local election office, you may register by mail, when you get or renew your drivers' license, when you apply or are recertified for benefits in public assistance agencies, and in agencies serving people with disabilities.

States must also conduct registration in an agency system of their choosing, such as libraries or unemployment offices. In addition to these places, many civic organizations and political parties sponsor voter registration drives at colleges and universities, shopping malls, work sites, fairs, and other community events.

While the number of individuals registered to vote is at an all time high, we have yet to see a corresponding rise in active voting. In the last presidential election in 2000, 51.3 percent of the voting age population turned out to vote. The numbers tend to fall during the off-year elections for Congress: in 1998, only 36.4 percent of the voting age population made it to the polls.

Why don't more Americans register and vote? The most likely reason–they don't think their one vote will make a difference. But what if just one person on every street or in every voting precinct thought that way? We might find that the course of history would change.