meatrix

According to the movie about the meatrix which is concern about me, you and everyone in our society and it's destroying our environment including us . the meatrix was created by the AGRI -CORP  in the middle of the 28 century to maximize profits. now that it 's in process people are not longer eat healthy food and another problem is the pulsation  of the air and the groand water caused by the same. A lot of family farm  a destroyed which is not a good thing for our society  and it continue there will no more real family farm. because of many recherche people are now caring more where their food comes from before buying it .

THIS POST WAS ORIGINALLY WRITTEN IN  2007.  FOR THE LATEST ON MARK MCGWIRE’S ADMISSION ON STEROID USE  (1/12/10) PLEASE CLICK HERE:

I will be the first to admit, I don’t know that much about baseball.

I’ve been to a number of games and yes, there’s an excitement in watching the pros do it bigger and badder than anyone else, but I have to tell you, I think this steroid controversy is killing America’s past time.

I’ve called Houston home for the past 18 years. I like it here and I’ve come to adopt it’s professional sports teams. I cheer for the Rockets, the Comets (when I’m in the mood to sit in a crowd of women wearing Aramis), The Texans, The Aeros, The Dynamo and yes, the Astros, too. By virtue of my involvement in Houston media, I’ve known several Astros players. Not biblically but catcher Brad Ausmus came into the station for a live interview once a week…I know Joe Lima and have been social with him and of course, Andy Petite and the legendary Rocket himself, Roger Clemens.

When I found out that both Pettite and Clemens had allegedly “juiced”, well it just pissed me off. My image of them and their accomplishments are now tarnished. I now look at their muscular butts that used to instill in me, more than a few dirty thoughts, as nothing more than pin cushions for steroid filled hypodermic needles.

Why? What happened in baseball? How did this happen? Abner Doubleday is rolling over in his grave. Are we talking about performance enhancing drugs just to stay competitive in the dog eat dog world of Major League Baseball?

What happened to the days when fat, out of shape, endomorphs stuffed themselves into uncomfortable uniforms and let gin and sweat and cattin’ around with dames fuel them to hitting the most homers in a single season????