Daddy's Caddy (Commercial Idea)

A slightly graying middle aged man sits on the edge of his bed. He nervously glances at the clock, tapping his foot, wringing his hands as if pending a monumental decision.
Occasionally he looks to the door across from him [pan to door - light coming from beneath - back to man] He continues to look nervously between the clock and door.
[Camera move to door]: The light from underneath reveals the shadow of a person pacing back and forth behind the door. The door opens slowly and a woman emerges. She is staring blankly with her head slightly down showing a look of disbelief on her face. The man rises from his seated position on the edge of the bed; eyebrows raised, eyes open wide with look of anticipation overcoming him. The woman raises her head, eyes beginning to water and a large smile draws across her face. She slowly nods up and down at him.
They embrace.
[Camera zooms in on the man’s face] He grins joyfully, but his eyes tell a different story. His mind seems hard at work processing the reality of it all. He stares off into the distance as if recalling a memory...
[Flash to new scene] - Collection of clips play of the man and woman spiritedly carving through a canyon in a Chevrolet Corvette Z06.
[Flash back to bedroom] The woman pulls away a bit noticing his mixed emotions. She slowly reaches into the nightstand and pulls out what appears to be a magazine. Laying it on his chest between them, she leans up to his ear and whispers “Already ahead of you sweetheart”.
He slowly lowers the book from his chest [camera pans over the shoulder] and reveals an information pamphlet for the Cadillac CTS-V.
[Flash to scenes of CTS-V accelerating]
"Kids never looked so good".
America's REAL Drug Problem
Sugar – America’s Real Drug Problem
In recent days I’ve stumbled across articles debating the validity of claims that High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) is worse for your body than natural sugar. This debate has the corn growers in a panic. A campaign was launched by the Corn Growers Association (I’m sure the Sugar Growers Association is drafting their response as I type this) to combat this rumor.
Now let’s look at a different “better for you” debate; crack vs. cocaine. You might ask yourself, “What do these drugs have to do with sweeteners?” HFCS and Sugar have so many negative impacts on the human body I can’t for the life of me comprehend two people arguing which is better (told you I could relate this back to my drug comment above).
I know I know – a world without sugar, it will NEVER happen and you are right in thinking that. But maybe we could reduce our consumption like removing soda machines from schools or replacing the office vending machine with an alternative to candy bars and M&Ms; just a thought!
In the gym I see mushroom tops and spare tires chugging down Vitamin Water (33g of sugar) and Gatorade (56g of sugar) after an almost sweat breaking treadmill walk. I may be wrong, but I doubt they are burning off the amount of calories consumed in that single drink, not to mention the effect on this has on their insulin levels.
I am not advocating for the extermination of sugar in food and drink products, rather I’m asking that people educate themselves on the impact of HFCS and sugar on the human body.
Sorry Mr. Corn Grower and Ms. Sugar Queen, your products are making American’s fat, lazy and dead. It’s time for Change (boy that’s getting old)!
Say no to drugs! Say no to sugar!
The Fence's Future
"We must defend America's borders!" - A common cry among the proud members of the U.S. legislature seeking re/election in the U.S and those seeking the White House nod. Of all the discussion and debate the most creative and profound idea to be produced is (drum roll)...to build...(more drum roll)..a FENCE. You got it!
A fence I said. Not just any fence though, but a soaring fence equipped with infrared night vision cameras accessible by Americans voyeur style. The ground will be lined with quicksand and those large worms from the award-winning film Tremors. The tops of the fence will house heat seeking missiles and attack owls. ABC and FOX will provide network coverage and call it Most Xtreme-America’s Border Challenge.
This will serve a few purposes. It will protect our border agents from being entwined in rock-throwing scuffles and reduce their chance of unjust incarceration. With no longer needing to shoot at drug traffickers we’ll have more agents focused on the real mission - waiting on the fence.
The fence will also serve as a sign of America’s greatness. Just think how badass China looked with a wall spanning as far as the eye could see. Speaking of which, why aren’t the Chinese being brought over to build our fence? Not only do they have the labor force, but imagine the cost-savings! Congress would have plenty of cash to spend on missile defense or more pressing matters like turtle tunnels.
There are plenty of other purposes a fence on our border would serve. Such as; giving people something to try and find on Google Earth, create a federal land dispute and it may even slow down immigration (maybe). Only time will tell both if and when a fence will grace this nation’s southern border. Until then I suggest using landmines and out of work scout snipers .
Tom Cruise runs for Global President!!
Fred Thompson may not be the only movie star looking for an elected position of power. Tom Cruise discusses in a recent video his plan to "fight the fight" and "help people out there" who are "depending on us" [By us referring to Scientology and not Sean Penn's politically charged Team Hollyworld].
Tom's religiously fueled promises of taking care of the unsaved seem to mirror the biblical constitutional rewrite of the Huckster. I doubt Chuck Norris would even be able to defend the evangelical takeover from the cocktail mixin’ flyboy and his galaxy traveling entourage.
I still think it would be interesting to see Tom Cruise enter the race. The primaries have such a strong politically labeled mix among them - what better than a movie star Scientologist ! Where would this country end up with Mr. Mission Impossible at the wheel.? No idea, but it sure would be one hell of a ride! Hold on tight...
Dr. Common Sense
Kids: Growing up strong!!!
Let's face it, professional athletes are the least of the worries facing the over-inflated problems with our youth and steroids. If I recall there are "other" drugs destroying America's youth far more dangerous than steroids.
Dr. Common Sense
Now Where Did I Put Those Kids...
Here is what I find disturbing - the confessed (keyword confessed) killer will now go before a jury to determine his sentence for hurling his four children 80ft into a freezing river. Who knows, maybe in his defense this was a technique used in Vietnam to toughen up your offspring and weed out the weak ones. Then again I highly doubt the ancestral culture of this lunatic played a role in this gruesome act.
Four counts of capital murder should easily have this guy swinging from the gallows by summer, but America loves its appeals process. I didn’t see anyone protesting the quick execution of the former president of Iraq. Did he get an appeal?
This guy will die in prison like other confessed murderous psychopaths. He’ll never see the death penalty. Crimes like this cost American’s thousands of dollars and give no deterrent to evil actions of this nature to the general public.
The Global War on Brittany
The consequences of war are undoubtedly "bad" upon initial glance, but can a war be good for the Soldiers fighting even when not defending their own lands?
Wars can generate great outcomes like increased economic growth, improvement of civil liberties and a patriotic sense of unity. These are splendors our most recent overseas conflict, the Global War on Terrorism, has failed to provide.
Not all outcomes are bad though; take for example the knee-jerk reaction of our bipartisan legislative body to tend to the needs of America’s fighting force with pro-veteran legislation (fueled by the media).
The U.S. media was in a real debacle - print stories of Soldier’s care or cover Brittany’s bimbo behavior; what’s a media-mogul to do? Logically they did both!
Department of Defense couldn’t keep up with the barrage of congressional inquiries being fueled by the Washington Post. Heartbreaking post-war Stories were coming in faster than sex videos of celebrities - the media finally had a REAL story to cover! The press inadvertently combined the two topics with a title that read, "Brittany Suffering From PTSD After Messy Separation".
But America, specifically Congress, had a plan - they would respond unified to every concern raised by the beltway media giant. Generals began to lose commands (and be reassigned with no reprimand) and Veterans Affairs officials quietly retired in the shadows of the camera flashes. Hell, even the Secretary of Defense decided he was ready to take on something a bit less challenging.
America may have failed its troops but there is a brighter side to this story. Terror was losing the war; 5 to 3 in the 3rd quarter. OK, so conflicts can’t be measured like a Sunday night football game; sitting around watching war correspondents in HD while enjoying beer and burgers just isn’t the same as watching the Redskins get handed a ass kicking.
Wouldn’t it be great though if two opposing nations would settle disputes this way? Flip a coin and winner chooses a sporting event (other than war) to resolve its differences. America would be great, just so long as less popular sporting events weren't chosen; like I don't know....Soccer.
But alas war can’t be settled or stopped in such an effortless manner. Ask the Lakota Tribe who just recently withdrew from their treaty and denounced their US Citizenship. Don’t worry Uncle Sam isn’t too concerned. Not having to pay welfare benefits to the tribe is a tax SAVINGS.
Where was I going with this - oh yes - war. War, like I said earlier, has some positive benefits. The Global War on Terrorism has allowed the Department of Defense to review its strategic placement of forces, overall force structure and update and address outdated policies, archaic equipment, and the recruiting culture.
The Veterans Affairs Committee, Congress, and the Department of Defense are coming together collectively to provide a bipartisan (minus Iraq pull-out date markup) effort to create laws, regulations and policies to address the voice of the modern day Soldier.
I fear that one day (if not already) the US media will take total control of what our soft squishy brains are fed as to what is important and what IS news. This all would have been avoided had Brittany had decided on a pull-out time.
Dr. Common Sense