Man What are You Talking About

Once again another long week of classes. I've got a few things on my mind, some of which might not be politically correct. Don't hate me cause I am going there but, heck I can ask a question. 1. Why is it that cute lesbian women prefer to date studs? For those who do not know what stud is, it is a woman who damn near looks like a dude. Now I am not trying to go there on the whole gay issue, I am just curious about the the above question. Over the past few weeks throughout the city, I have seen several CUTE girls all hugged up with what appeared to be their boyfriend, but upon further review, cute chick is really hugged up with a thugged out chick. I guess in my mind, I am saying, are you truly a lesbian when you are attracted to dudes who just happen to be chicks? Does it really mean that these women do actually like men? Mind boggling isn't it. It does make you say hmmm. Some of those stud chicks are damn near scarier looking than your average male thug. I digress on that issue. 2. Harold Ford Jr. is running for a Senate seat. Hmmmm.... Um..... uh.... I'll get back at you on that. 3. Social Security Reform and Private Accounts. The game is to pit young folk against the elderly and some to be retirees. All I know is this, the intent or purpose of Social Security is to provide a safety net, not to get folk rich. That was not the plan. All I can think of is another Enron scandal involving those who invested their social security fund in such a company and in the end having absolutely nothing in it, leaving those people high and dry. Most Americans lack the common sense to vote in their own best interest, given this fact alone, what makes one think these people will have the know how to select an investment and maintain their investment. Critics say there will be less workers putting into the system and more people pulling from it. If this is the case, shouldn't this administration commit to a massive job creation program? My solution,.simply empower the Social Security administration more leeway to select slightly higher yielding investments. Putting the money into the hands of the people create more of a risk for misfortune and a puts a hole in the safety net.