The things that I remember

  The making of a Radio Days DJ.   The making of a DJ is a story that starts with a young boy born in a small but proud and elegant town to Alice and Ralph. At the age of four, he discovered a magic machine that played music by itself, the Wurlitzer Jukebox. This was the beginning of his love for music, which would shape his future. During the next two years, he listened to music on the machine, but he did not understand the words. His mom explained that the music was in English from a place far away called the United States. He would spend afternoons with his grandpa around his big new GRUNDIG radio with “blue eye tuning” AM band and several short waves. They would listen to music from Big Bands like Glen Miller, and grandpa would read special collections of Readers Digests Magazine with all sorts of stories from World War 2. Years 7 to 10 were a time of change for the young boy. His mom divorced his dad and traveled to the USA to work. He and his little brother staye...

    Lytux Tutor is an accomplished engineer in quantum physics, robotics and complex manufacturing and packaging of snack food. He has developed a tortilla chip that miniaturizes people and cheese flavored potato chips that take you exactly 50 year back in time each time.   Minnesota is the son of a worldwide known classical music pianist. All he wants is to be a high sea fishing champion, continue training for next surfing tournament in Australia and have a rum and pineapple juice with his sweetheart, Helena, in their beach shack near the island of Fiji. Before this life, he was a marine Navy Seal and the best sniper in Afghanistan. He is the one who took away the satellite phone from the hand of Top Terrorist, abdul-ajfa-ba-rriga, and the hand of course.   Deviltur is the heir of the biggest pharmaceutical empire in India with branches in Vietnam and Korea. He is the secret owner of a chemical concoction that when mixed with Absolute Vodka and Cream Soda drink,...

Seinfeld, Elaine, Kramer and George Constanza are the main characters of the popular sitcom Seinfeld. They are known for their humorous antics and witty banter, but they are also known for their lack of ethical values. Throughout the series, these characters engage in behaviors that are unethical and sometimes even illegal. This essay will explore how and why these characters have no ethical values at all. One of the most prominent examples of the characters' lack of ethics is their treatment of others. Seinfeld, Elaine, Kramer and George often lie, cheat and manipulate those around them for their own personal gain. They have no qualms about using others to get what they want, whether it be a free meal or a job promotion. In one episode, George lies about having a disability in order to get a job, and in another, Elaine steals a lobster from a restaurant. These actions show a complete disregard for the well-being of others and a lack of empathy. Another example of the characters...

 Values? Go, shovel it! Seinfeld, Elaine, Kramer and George Constanza are the main characters of the popular sitcom Seinfeld. They are known for their humorous antics and witty banter, but they are also known for their lack of ethical values. Throughout the series, these characters engage in behaviors that are unethical and sometimes even illegal. This essay will explore how and why these characters have no ethical values at all. One of the most prominent examples of the characters' lack of ethics is their treatment of others. Seinfeld, Elaine, Kramer and George often lie, cheat and manipulate those around them for their own personal gain. They have no qualms about using others to get what they want, whether it be a free meal or a job promotion. In one episode, George lies about having a disability in order to get a job, and in another, Elaine steals a lobster from a restaurant. These actions show a complete disregard for the well-being of others and a lack of empathy. Another exam...

  The things that I remember   My Blog, Saturday, May 13, 2023 The “F” word mistery It was a typical Friday afternoon at Bernie's Abbey, the most exclusive Gentleman's Club in Upper St Martin S Lane, Covent Garden, London. The rain was pouring outside, and the three members of the club, Lord Plush, Count of Vanella, and Sir Jagger, were sitting by the fireplace, sipping brandy and discussing the world's problems.   That night in February 1966, the gentlemen of Bernie's Abbey were gathered for their weekly meeting. Lord Plush, as usual, was regaling the group with tales of his grandeur and the glory days of the British Empire. The Count of Vanella, on the other hand, was more interested in his pipe and brandy margaritas, while Sir Jagger was busy tinkering with the ambient music system. As the night wore on, the conversation turned to the recent phenomenon of pop music and The Beatles. Lord Plush was incensed at the very mention of their name, declaring the...

   THE THINGS I REMEMBER  Intro The reason why I wrote this blog, is because of a the memorable experiences I had with my friends. Almost every time We were at a pub, and when it came time to pay the bill, I realized that I didn't have much money. Eddy had most of the money, and Kramy  played the fool. Everyone knew that I didn't have much money, and I felt embarrassed. Eddy ended up covering, obligated I supposed but with nobleness nevertheless .( If you say that someone is a noble person,   you admire and respect them because they are unselfish and morally good . He was an upright and noble man who was always willing to help in any way he could. Synonyms: worthy, generous, upright, honourable ) It was then that I realized that I needed to learn how to be a pleasant ladilla, (a bug that bites the testicles). In other words, I needed to learn how to be resourceful and make the most out of what I had. This blog is not just about money; it's about learning how...