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BOPC Part 4

Submitted by J Floyd King on Sun, 06/21/2009 - 05:08.
Remember, the P is always silent (like in the word phone); thusly, it is pronounced Bach

Since this is the last Blinverted on Pop Culture, I think I should start where it all began:

Episode Four of Star Wars

Me and it were born in the same year. It a busting summer blockbuster and me a bouncing March baby.

My parents could have left me, as an infant child, alone at home while they went to see A New Hope.

The downside of Pop Culture returns as the sobering reminder that the above joke is taken from what actually happened during the prequwl years.

The Pop Culture Years as they have proven to be.

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Blinverted on Google

Submitted by J Floyd King on Tue, 06/09/2009 - 04:31.
These are the neatest ones:

Blinverted Really Bites Hard - Topix
May 11, 2009
... I have been kicking this blinverted dog for a long time now. ... 41 min ago. blinverted does really bite hard, you got that right ...
www.topix.com/forum/nfl/TLJ4SGIHUSPD4NR9M - Similar pages

Under that is a picture of my dog srinking out of a bathroom dink.

J. Floyd King
No one is as blinverted as I am and if you want to find out what that means then take a journey into the creation of a new mythology. ...
www.squidoo.com/blinverted - Cached - Similar pages

And the one that lets me know I have arrived:

ナンシー・ケリガン（Nancy Kerrigan） 動画 - きらく - [ Translate this page ]

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Blinverted Really Bites Hard

Submitted by J Floyd King on Mon, 05/11/2009 - 16:31.
I have been kicking this blinverted dog for a long time now. I don't know what else to do, it won't get off of the porch. So I kick it to see what happens and I don't just stand there all day doing it either, I mean, "I'm a well rounded person with my own friends, credit cards, and key's."

I love quoting Futurama. Oh yeah, Blinverted finally bit back.

I was out yesterday and saw this lady in a wheelchair using one good leg to push her way up a ramp. I gave my stuff to my wife and started toward her to help. I didn't look down and didn't see this curb but did trip and fall down. I laid there for a moment, just laughing to myself because I wasn't hurt but I had fallen to the hot asphalt. When I got up, I was still able to help the lady up the ramp.

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This Subversive World

Submitted by J Floyd King on Mon, 04/13/2009 - 16:46.
Some stories are so disturbing that it is uncomfortable to even talk or write about them. Some people are so disturbed that they make horrible choices, and act upon them, everyday of their lives. Some crimes are so heinous that they are the precursor to the loss of basic freedoms.

This story is two years old and the time away from it have not lessened the impact or changed the way I feel about personal freedoms and privacy. The problem with the world today is that we are not perfect beings but we have a bad habit of holding those flaws out in the open whenever we try to make a point. I have learned this and I see that there is one way to fix the world and that is to do what you say should be done first.

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The Sleek Art of Affiliate Marketing

Submitted by publisher on Thu, 03/19/2009 - 10:56.
If you discovered this page on affiliate marketing tips through a search engine, then it has accomplished its goal.

Affiliate marketing is the Internet form of advertising sales. This is the revenue stream for many web sites that don't sell their own products. Instead, affiliate web sites sell products from other companies, like Walmart, Macy's, Travelocity and other top brands.

The affiliate marketing is a business model keeps evolving.

In the traditional world of advertsing in print, radio and televison, a business pays upfront for ad space or commercial time. In the world of Internet affiliate advertising, the publisher usually bears the upfront cost of designing and hosting an advertiser. The publisher only gets paid, usually, by commission, when the advertiser makes a sale.

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My Birthday Blog

Submitted by J Floyd King on Wed, 03/18/2009 - 15:28.

What do you get the man who has everything? For me, it would be to buy a copy of one of my books.

"Circles"
J. Floyd King

• Paperback: 348 pages
• Publisher: Xlibris Corporation (October 7, 2005)
• Language: English

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The Blinverted Time Machine

Submitted by J Floyd King on Fri, 02/27/2009 - 13:18.
Al Gore was part of an administration that was mired in controversy because of the actions and lies of Bill Clinton. It was major news and when Clinton left office, I for one had a lot of animosity toward him. I would have been able to vote in 1996 but could not vote for either Clinton or Dole.

I did vote in 2000 for Al Gore because I was afraid of what George Bush would do if given the keys to the country.

It is unfair to say that Gore would have done a better job than Bush. The pressures of the office of the president are beyond my comprehension so saying this man I never met would do better than that man I never met is unfair and also borders on irresponsible.

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2008's Parting Shot

Submitted by J Floyd King on Sat, 01/31/2009 - 17:35.
When I started writing for The Entertainment Magazine, I was very critical of what was on primetime television. 2008 saw a writer's strike and half of a primetime television season suddenly vanished.

Did anyone even notice?

I did miss 24 (the new season has been epic so far) but all of the other quality shows are now on in syndication. What's great about syndication is that if you haven't seen it then it's new to you (wow I am ripping off NBC)(who's the hack writer here?). If I really like a TV show, like Futurama, I can also just go out and buy the DVD.

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Desensitization

Submitted by J Floyd King on Sat, 01/03/2009 - 08:53.
Mystic River was an amazing movie about the apathy of desensitization. The end of the movie is still chilling in my mind for the muted volume of emotion shown by some and the loss of control by others. In all honesty, I heard of the theme of the movie before I saw it and I do wonder if I would have gotten it otherwise. I would like to think I would have but cannot say that for certain.

One of the side effects of Corproate America is being disinterested in your job. That is more of the desensitization. I would take my jobs for granted and complain about them until the day I was about to lose them. It was as if I did not understand I could lose my job until I was told that I was close to doing just that.

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Things I Find Blinverted

Submitted by J Floyd King on Sat, 12/13/2008 - 11:55.
And by Blinverted I mean odd.

There is a popular hand lotion called Jergens.

Let me move onto sports:

The Cleveland Browns have an orange helmet.

The New York City area has eight major sports teams: the Yankees and Mets in baseball, the Giants and Jets in football, The Knicks and Nets in basketball and the Rangers and Islanders in hockey. The Yankees, Giants, Knicks and Rangers are thought of as the higher end of those teams. This is where it gets Blinverted: three of the four supposedly lower class New York area teams rhyme (Mets, Nets and Jets). So I don't if that is more Blinverted than the Islanders not rhyming is but let me assure you, I find the whole thing Blinverted.

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