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R U SIRIOUS?
Posted on June 3rd, 2008 2 commentsWhat, something like 1 person is born every few seconds? Right? So why is —->>>>”"THIS“”<<<<—- such a honking huge deal? Why? Really, tell me why! I know the birth of a child is a great thing and the miracle of life. I have two of my own.
Oh well, I suppose people wonder why I’m infatuated with rockets. However, I can explain in great detail my reasons for that! I can’t even think of a reason why I’d be so enthralled about the birth of child by a woman I’ve never met, never will meet or really care to meet.
Why am I so infatuated about the infataution? I guess I can’t understand it. I’ll give a list of reasons on why I’m into the space program:
- Showcases mankinds ability to overcome immense obstacles
- Encourages innovation to achieve a common goal
- Several common technologies today were a result of research concerning space program(s) [NASA Spinoff]
There that’s a fairly broad couple of reasons. Particularly spinoffs. Something that is actually useful for the everyday person.
*sigh*
Everyone has their own thing but really, leave the poor woman alone.
2 responses to “R U SIRIOUS?”
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I agree with you, it is so unbelievable that in this day and age we are so obsessed with irrelevant issues like this and the media as well as Journalists with nothing better to do are willing to satisfy prurient interest of some people and compromise the sanctity of the journalism industry by giving stories like these priority.
I mean who cares about them giving birth, if they did, good for them, if not, good luck. There are bigger things than this happening in the world.
And I’m sorry to say this (I know babies are supposed to be adored and all) but I don’t think Shiloh is pretty at all, I’m not saying she’s ugly either. She’s an average looking baby who might grow up to be stunning, but there are thousands of babies who are way better looking than her and Suri Cruise is one of them.
Angelina Jolie is good looking, but Brad Pitt isn’t. I don’t know what the fuzz is about. And what is it with him just realizing that there are people in the world who needs help.
America needs to get over this celebrity culture thing, it is not healthy.
Yetunde June 3rd, 2008 at 15:20