By Buzz on Sep 26, 2008 in Society | comments(0)
That TV show Dog the Bounty Hunter cracks me up. You know, he’s the goofy looking chubby guy with obvious hair extensions and silly sunglasses with ear phones built into them. Oh, and that obese and obnoxious wife of his, yikes! And how about that posse of greasy looking people that work for him? I’m pretty sure most of the shows are staged and rehearsed anyway. Seriously, they even kind of look like professional wrestlers!
Anyway, as I’m watching the show I realize that he is really just a bail bondsman when all along I thought he was some kind of police officer. That must be why he can cross state lines to do his job; or is it just a show? But seriously, whether it is California bail bonds or Michigan bail bonds, he is just enforcing them.
So even though they make it look like they are cops on that silly television show, they are not. Just because he has a badge around his neck and is carrying a side arm, he is not a law enforcement professional. All he is doing is chasing after people who managed to skip their court date when they were out of jail because they were bailed out.
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By Buzz Auto on Sep 18, 2008 in Society | comments(0)
Tattoos can be found on people from all over the world. People from any country, continent, and culture, even going back through history, have had tattoos put on their bodies. A reason, or at least one of the reasons people get tattoos, it seems, is to have some form of self identity. For example, on the Bullseye Tattoos website, there are several categories of tattoo types. These not only include animals and mythical creatures. There are designs for celtic tattoos, which serve as a representation of heritage. Among these are various symbols such as shamrocks and clovers.
Other tattoos in this category include cross tattoos, which can link identity with religion, remembrance, or other symbolism which a person might identify with a cross. Aztec tattoos are another example of tattoos as a representation of heritage. On a popular website for downloading designs of tattoos, there are Mexican tattoos, Italian tattoos, and Latin phrase tattoos that are included under the category. With 137 of these available, there are numerous choices someone can make if they desire a tattoo for this kind of self expression. They are quite easy to find and acquire, so anyone with the inclination to display their devotion to who they are can find the right tattoo to do so.
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By Buzz on Jul 25, 2008 in Society | comments(0)
We’ve known for long that scented candles sooth our stresses and add romance to our lives. Bet you didn’t know that these scented jar candles can also help calm your kids down, boost their concentration powers, and overall, help you raise happier kids!
Here a few tips on using jar candles (always preferable to votives because they are safe to use around kids) to maximize you kids’ brain power with hardly any effort at all.
Light rose, jasmine, lavender, and sandalwood candles in your children’s bedroom – these scents alleviate stress and fatigue at the end of a hard day, and will make them sleep more fitfully.
To raise flagging energy levels come study time, light pine, geranium or other similar candle scent.
To keep away those dreaded tantrums, and ease toddler irritability, always keep rose, chamomile, lavender and jasmine scented candles at strategic points around your house.
Scents and fragrances are not a frivolous luxury – more and more research is indicating that they provide vital sensory cues in children’s growth and development.
By aBuzz on Jun 20, 2008 in Society | comments(0)
By Buzz on Jun 19, 2008 in Society | comments(0)
With such a broad mainstream taking on tattoos these days, the rash young twenty-something in the tattoo parlor is now but a rarity. A tattoo is more likely to be a major, well thought out decision made by a high paid professional, a married couple or even a mother of two wanting to memorialize a certain event with eloquent tribal, Celtic or butterfly tattoos. Thanks to new techniques, equipment and approaches, tattoos can be tasteful, moving and powerful talismans for those that choose to wear them. It is estimated that forty million people in the United States alone now have at least one tattoo.
A tattoo is a remarkably personal endeavor. Even if a hundred people get the exact same religious tattoos, the end result will have a completely different significance for each individual. Compared to clothes, cars and hairstyles, many feel tattoos offer the most power over the expression of who they are as a person. While many choose to get a tattoo design from reputable resources such as Bullseye Tattoos, other individuals have been known to create their own tattoos freehand. Tattoos can memorialize a death, celebrate a birth or anniversary or commemorate the passing of a uniquely personal milestone.
