Worst Wedding Day Video

by pfeifer on March 18, 2011

© 2010 by William L. Pfeifer, Jr.

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If you are planning a wedding, you may want to watch this video clip of what has to be one of the worst wedding day videos around. Depending on your mood, this clip may make you laugh or it may make you cry. Who do you think felt worse – the bride or the best man? Watch this video of a wedding ceremony gone bad, and see what you think.

Update to post: I’ve learned that this video is actually a hoax. See http://www.vimooz.com/blog/2009/10/chloe-and-keith%E2%80%99s-wedding-is-a-hoax/ I confess to feeling relieved that it didn’t really happen. The video is still worth watching.

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Jennifer Aniston Sex Tape Online, Via SmartWater

by pfeifer on March 7, 2011

© 2010 by William L. Pfeifer, Jr.

http://stubbornwriter.com

Jennifer Aniston

Image by Lord_Henry via Flickr

Jennifer Aniston Sex Tape – Now Online Courtesy of SmartWater

Have you seen the new “Jennifer Aniston Sex Tape?” I’ve been a fan of hers for years, so I thought this video promoting Smart Water was great. Some people haven’t found it to be as funny, but I guess you can’t please everyone. If you are a fan of Jennifer Aniston, you’ll love the video. If you aren’t a fan, you may not get it. Either way, watch the Jen Aniston Sex Tape and post your comments about it below.

Jennifer Aniston Sex Tape from Smart Water

 

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Defense of Marriage Act Not Defendable In Court

February 24, 2011

The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) will no longer be defended in court by the Obama administration, according to an announcement by Attorney General Eric Holder. The Defense of Marriage Act, a facially discriminatory statute that barred federal recognition of same-sex marriages (thus preventing gay married couples from receiving the same federal benefits as heterosexual [...]

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Outwrite Bookstore and Coffeehouse – An Accidental Day at a Gay Bookstore

February 23, 2011

Those who know me know that I often go to coffee shops when I need to get some work done, particularly when I want to do some writing.  I’ve found that the coffee shop environment, for whatever reason (I’m guessing caffeine), is very conducive to me being able to concentrate on my work. While I [...]

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Misleading Government Headlines on Bankruptcy Report

February 16, 2011

Yesterday the Administrative Office for the U.S. Courts released a report entitled Growth in Bankruptcy Filings Slows in Calendar Year 2010. At first glance, one might be lead to believe that meant that bankruptcy filings had gone down in 2010. While this would be the desired political result of a government that wants people to think [...]

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Defending Christina Aguilera Singing the National Anthem at the Superbowl

February 8, 2011

To hear people talking about Christina Aguilera screwing up a line in the national anthem (The Star-Spangled Banner) while singing at the Superbowl, one would think she walked out on stage long enough to urinate on the American flag, wiped her ass with a page from the Bible, and gave everyone the finger while goose-stepping off the stage to the tune of Horst-Wessel Lied. That’s not how I remember her performance. In fact, I’ll even confess to enjoying hearing her sing it.

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Idiots in Nebraska want Teachers in Shootouts with Students

January 19, 2011

Demonstrating a level of intellect only seen in state legislators and suicidal lemmings, Nebraska state senator Mark Christensen has introduced a bill into the Nebraska state legislature to authorize teachers to carry concealed handguns in schools. Apparently Senator Christensen feels that arming teachers to gun down students will help keep the students safer. I would [...]

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Lying Cops and Rubber-Stamp Judges: What Can an Appellate Court Do?

January 19, 2011

A recent ruling from a Florida appellate court in the case of Ruiz v. State questioned the honest of the cops and the independence of the judge in a dispute over whether a defendant had given consent to a search of his home. The appellate court all but said the law enforcement officers committed perjury, [...]

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Do You Do One Space or Two After the Period?

January 19, 2011

An issue that generates a surprising amount of argument is whether one should hit the space bar once or twice after a period. People pay no attention to some of the most important issues of our time, but disagree with how they think a document should be typed and they will be ready to take [...]

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About.com Law Practice Management Guide

September 17, 2010

Image via Wikipedia I apologize for the scarcity of posts on this site over the last few months. One of the reasons the Stubborn Writer site has been neglected recently is that I’ve added a new website to the list of sites where I write, and it has taken some time to adjust to the [...]

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