Came across a video of the American soldiers discussing their lives after returning home and the effect war has had on them today while browsing through one of the messageboard I visit daily. It is a poweful video and hits me strongly. I am no soldier, but where I want to go in life is as close as it can get to war. I just want to share this video with everyone.

So it has come into my concern that I have offended some members/moderators in here as of late because what I voiced yesterday. Well, the right thing to do would be to give you my sincere apology for offending you directly and/or indirectly, but you see, the problem is I am not very agile at apologizing for something undeserving.

Damn right. It is back. Got a problem with it? I can re-publish it a thousand times if you choose to make me. There is no regulation about re-publishing a deleted blog that was not in violation of any ordinance. Like it or not, here it is again.

*I confirmed my legality with one of your colleague/one of the most liked moderator in here: Mr. Salavong aka Peter.

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Lets be informal and just let loose our mind.

...So today, I wrote a blog about my thought of the drama war between blog and moderators in here. I was afraid some idiot moderator was gonna go bat sh*t on me and delete my blog so I took the liberty to scribe down "this is a blog" at the end. You know; just in case, some idiot moderator didnt any better that it is indeed a blog. Well, i took off to watch some Monday night football. Great game, by the way for those whom missed it.

I went Criminology somewhat early today since today is mid-term day. I waited right outside of the classroom building since the hall way is full of students waiting for their classes. Waiting by the exit of the building, I noticed a couple to my left or at least they appeared to be. Like most people in public we tend to lean our ears to others' conversation since we have nothing better to do. To sum up what I seen and heard:

So as of late, I noticed moderators and members complained about the overflow of non-worhty blog post on the front page of Hmongpride.com. I also noted that there are members who have complained about moderators over exercising their power, e.g. un-publishing the complaint's blog entry(ies).

So who is wrong and who is right here? The enforcer or the citizens expressing their liberty?

As much as I am for the enforcer (moderators)about the "not worthy" blog entries, I am a firm believer that the enforcer have no right to tell someone their blog is not post worthy.

I noted too often in Hmongpride, we have members asking about starting over once a relationship ends. And too often, everyone rush in their opinion/advice without much thought that can lead the asking member down a path they made have not taken. Too often, I find those opinion/advice to be what I called "short-term" solution.

To demonstrate, here are some of the more frequent short-term solutions:

- alcohol
- sex
- replacing your ex with a new significant other right away

So today, awhile my pot head Philosophy's instructor lecture about "utilitarianism", it got me thinking about death. Yes, I do fantasy about death sometimes in class. I just want to go out of this world in a boom or someway heroic.

Anyway, back to topic. I just couldn't help, but think about if death is the ultimate pain one can suffer or the ultimate pleasure?

I am ambivalent on this issue. I can argue it either way. I want to hear everyone's opinion and comment.

"Sometime, Somewhere...Someone is cumming in your future girlfriend.How do you feel about that?"

Here is my thought on this:

It is best not to think about it. That is just how life is and you'll just have to live with it. If anything, most men can call it even.

What is your thought on this?

You just been "Seven In".