Blog Trash

I find it kind of sick that there is somebody trolling my blog leaving hateful remarks, making threats at my family, and other such business. Obviously, this person is from Midland or has ties to Midland. This person is also wanting to fight me for some reason I've yet to grasp. I'm a member of doubletnation and frequent the website often. This person has made it a daily ritual to leave comments about me and my family. I won't post them due to their offensive and racial nature.

Bring it on. Your last few comments that haven't been published have left me laughing. You don't know me from a hole in the wall. If this is "Jason White" or any other anonymous person making these remarks, you're in for trouble. I know you'll never show or make an attempt, but I wanted to make it obvious to you that I'm ready and waiting. Nothing would please me more than to meet you face to face and settle this little dispute. Keep commenting on my blog, I'm reading them. Laughing at your lack of self respect and maturity. We can dance if you want to, but you will be dissapointed with the outcome.

Viva la Mexico! Ciudad Acuna!

This are some pictures from our run to Del Rio / Acuna back in March 09. Just thought I would share because I found them on the computer today. The Stag Run is always a good time and I enjoy the time spent with my fellow brothers.

In front of Jessie Billiards with an Ice Cold Tecate and a shot of tequilla that I have obviously hid in my pants for some reason. What the hell?

Hookers! I'm that naive that I didn't even know. My Castillian Spanish is excellent, Tex-Mex not so much. So the fact that they where negotiating a price and I was ordering a beer didn't work out so well. $25.00 for a Tecate was a little steep considering I had just payed 50 cents for one around the corner at Jessie's.

Pictures of Colter Fall 2009

It's been a whirlwind couple of months for all of us. I haven't had a lot of time to post anything on here due to the fact that our life has been pretty crazy lately. With work, Cheryl and Colter, the club, and College Football I tend to forget just about everything. Anyway, here are some pictures of Colter from the past few months. He will be 6 months old around Thanksgiving. Time has really flown by!!

Here is a picture of Colter during the Red River Rivalry. We don't normally allow Burnt Orange in my house but we made an exception this one time. The deal is, Colter's Uncle Cory is attending UT and will soon be graduating. Cory and Allison got Colter this shirt for the game so we thought that we would let him wear it this one time. You will see what happened later on.....

Obviously, Colter wasn't a big fan of UT or OU at this time. Which Cheryl and I had nothing to do with. He made this decision on his own. From what I can gather, he wasn't to excited about the "stellar" play by either team. His Dad can totally agree with that.

Here, Colter and I are discussing the finer points of the spread offense and the whole Mike Leach system. The fact that my 5 month old has a pretty good grasp on the concept speaks highly of Cheryl and myself's parenting skills. Not only is he the best looking kid ever, he is intelligent to boot!! I give props to his mom on this one.

In this photo, Colter is explaing why having a 2 back set is somewhat beneficial and somewhat hindering at the same time. While there are 2 running backs behind the line of scrimmage, that won't always keep the defensive backs honest with their intentions. You can use them to pick up a blitz or surge out for a swing pass, but the DB doesn't have to give up his position / look before the play is in motion. I'm so impressed with my son's extensive knowledge of football at his age that I........

eat his foot. That's all I can think to do at this point. Although I'm very proud of my son and his ability to understand the game of football, I'm a little worried that he will get a grasp on it and start telling me what's going on rather than the other way around. Fun to think about yet a little scary at the same time.

Here we are discussing the inner-workings of the internal combustion engine. In particular the Harley Davidson V-Twin. To make it even more complicated we have narrowed it down to the 74" Panhead. He has yet again baffled me with his brilliance. Proud father to say the least.....

Colter is only about 4 months old in this picture but he knows what he likes. At the rate he's growing we should have one big and healthy boy on our hands. The thought of the grocery bill is making me think I might need a second job to support his eating habits.

Quality father-son time. He likes to be tossed in the air for long periods of time. To the point my arms are like rubberbands. He also likes to scare other family members when we do this......

We call this one the "upside down baby". You can tell by the look on his face that this is probably in his top 5 Favorite Things. He will giggle and laugh for hours on end. I know, you are jealous of me and the fact that my son is super awesome.

Music, I'm going there with this post.

My musical tastes vary. Blues, Metal, Country, Texas Country, and Rock. That's in no particular order. Well, it kind of is but itsn't at the same time.

What I'm hoping to do here is maybe open some eyes to different talent that you may not have ever heard of. There is a possiblity that you haven't heard everything that is available to your specific genre. These are in no specific order.

Blues - Smokin Joe Kubek, Tab Benoit, Freddie King, Wes Jeans, Dave Hole, Walter Trout, Muddy Waters, Derek Trucks Band, Gov't Mule, Louisiana Red, Buddy Guy, Canned Heat, Back Door Slam, Eric Sardinas, North Mississippi Allstars, Poppa Chubby, Coco Montoya, Rob Orlemans, Albert Cummings, Anthony Gomes Band, Charlie Musselwhite, Chigger Red, Chris Duarte, Eric Jerardi Band, Joe Bonamassa, Mississippi Heat, Ronnie Baker Brooks, Hill Country Review, Stony Curtis Band, Tinsley Ellis, Watermelon Slim, Stevie Ray Vaughn, BB King, Eric Clapton yada yada yada.

and I just decided that I'm going to have to get my ipod to complete this post. There is entirely to much music and my brain can't bring up all the artist.

To Be Continued......

David Allan Coe in all his wisdom......

This song was written by David Allan Coe many years ago. Some people like him and some people don't. I personally don't have a problem with the guy and I love some of his older tunes. I almost want to dedicate this song to my wife because she gets "it".

Panheads Forever - David Allan Coe

She's hard to get started
She's always so cold
In the mornings I find her -
She's looking so old
There's so many miles
I've been down that road once or twice
She's not much to look at
When we ride thru town
But I know when the chips fall
She won't let me down
She knows how to run
And she don't run around on her man

She's a high flyin' lady
She takes me where I want to be
There's no other woman
Standing between her and me
I'll always be faithful
And keep her 'til the end of time
God knows I'll always love
That old Panhead of mine

I've seen fancy dressers
And they've caught my eye
I rode'em to ride'em
Then I told them goodbye
I flirted with Low Riders
Sportsters and Shovelheads too
I cussed her and beat her
And kicked her to just get her started
A couple of times
God knows I'll always love
That old Panhead of mine.

If you are a true Harley Enthusiast you should have tears in your eyes right now.......

Texas Tech Football

I know there aren't a lot of people following my blog, but that's ok. I actually spend more time on www.doubletnation.com as a contributor for all things Texas Tech. If anybody is interested in the team and what they do, head on over and check it out.

There are a lot of good people on the blog and it's always a good time. It's the home of "smart football" as far as I'm concerned. I've learned a lot in the past few months about Leach and his coaching. It truly is a beautiful thing.

The following websites are a couple of good writeups on football.

http://www.bucksweep.com/spreademandshredem/playbooks/1999%2520Oklahoma%2520Offense%5B1%5D.pdf

www.smartfootball.com

http://www.econ.berkeley.edu/~dromer/papers/JPE_April06.pdf

Procrastination

I plan on solving this little issue tomorrow... ah ha, ah ha.......