The Beef Burrito PDF Print E-mail
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 11:39

Holy crap some things you just cant help but throw on your blog. This is one of them. "The Beef Burrito!" I'm just crazy enough to try this shit but it's not the position that made me laugh so much, it's the commentary and illustrations of the video.

So if you're bored at home with your soul mate, wrap up in a Beef Burrito and don't forget to go south of the border.

 
The Broncos Had a Great Draft and I think I found an Apartment PDF Print E-mail
Written by Rob   
Wednesday, 30 April 2008 13:39

This past weekend was the NFL Draft and for any NFL fan, it's a pretty exciting thing. It's almost like a lottery for players. Some guys could turn out to be great players while others could end up busts. You never know. Everyone is an expert and thinks they can project who will take what player but it's always a tossup.

So let's look at the Broncos' picks.

Ryan CladyAt number one the Broncos selected Ryan Clady a left tackle From Boise State. To start off with, the dude has SIZE. He's big at 6'6" tall and weighing in at around 320lbs. That's a big boy. But furthermore, he's very athletic and nimble on his feet. Denver rarely takes very large lineman and not because they don't want size up front it's because they want someone that's agile, athletic and quick on their feet. Clady represents a big man that's everything I just mentioned. He's the best of both worlds. According to coach Shanahan, he'll be the immediate starter in camp. That's very rare in the Broncos system. It typically takes a lineman a couple years to become a starter.

For the second pick the Broncos selected Eddie Royal a wide receiver from Virginia Tech. This is an interesting pick considering there were higher ranked wide receivers left on the board such as Deshaun Jackson. There's two reasons for making the pick over Jackson. Royal is a high character guy and in Denver, the last few receivers have lacked character. Brandon Marshall is an amazing talent but just seems to find trouble anywhere. Javon Walker ended up being an asshole. The second reason for taking Royal over Jackson is his strength and return ability. This cat benched 225lbs 29 times at the NFL combine. That's insane strength for a man that's 5'8" and 170lbs. I watched a couple highlights of Royal on YouTube and the kid is fast and agile. He has the ability to be the next great return man in the NFL. Beyond that he's a decent receiver that can get down field and stretch out the safeties. Denver hasn't had that since Javon Walker was healthy.

Third pick the Broncos selected Kory Lichtensteiger a center from Bowling Green. This isn't a very sexy pick and more than likely a "depth/future" type pick. Lichtensteiger is a solid lineman drafted for his upside. He'll provide a decent prospect for the future but I doubt he'll see much playing time this year.

I'll continue the rest of the picks later on in the week...

New Apartment (possibly)

So I've been looking for an apartment for the longest time and I think I finally found it. It's almost in the perfect location. It's close to my work, downtown and out of the city. Although I was looking for something downtown I think this place is close enough to where I can catch a cab to hit up my favorite spots but not have to worry about the downtown clutter. It's close enough to my work to where I can ride a bike to work.

The best part about the place is it has a hot tub. I'll be sharing it with a girl, which is ok with me since women are typically cleaner than men, and I pretty much have a whole half of a house to myself. The kitchen and laundry room are share areas as well as the living room. I'm pretty stoked about it.

That's pretty much it for now. Peace out...

 
Life in the Fast Lane PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 16:37

Wow, I haven't blogged anything in quite a while. I've just be freakin busy with side work, regular work and a whole lotta play. Seems like the weekends are a freakin blur. BUT I'm having fun. When your driving down Cerrillos Rd. with half naked girls hanging out of the car, you better be having fun. I won't go into the situation but wow, what a night.

Anyway, I think things will start to slow down. I HAVE to save my cash up for an apartment within the next few weeks and I can't afford to blow anymore money. Work has been going well and we're about to launch an internal website using Joomla which is pretty cool.

Women status: I'm actually in a pretty good place being single right now. I'm just having way too much fun to be worrying about a significant other. That could be good or bad. Maybe I need someone to keep me in check. Nah, I don't need a nagging headache to bug me about spending too much time with my friends and not with her. That's just not a priority at this point in my life. I went through a strange phase for a while there with a girl but that was that and it ended up being a farce. Needless to say, I learned my lesson.

That's all I have for now. I kinda have to be short today cause I gotta get to the gym.

Peace out.

 
Latest and Greatest, Thank God it's Friday!!! PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 28 March 2008 14:32

Once again, it's Friday and time for a blog. I've haven't had much to write lately or a whole lot of time to blog anyway. But today I said, "What the hell. I'm going to drop a couple words of 'Rob's ultimate and never-ending wisdom.'"

Life is good right now but a little confusing. It's more like an emotional roller coaster. As much negative stuff that's happening around me, I'm able to stay positive. That's hard. Actually it's hard not to just say, "fuck it" and give in to the situations, pout and feel sorry for myself. I really can't do that. It's something I used to do. It took a long time to realize that and tell myself not to do it. It's a conscience effort to not have that type of an attitude.

This previous Sunday my great grandmother, Alice Jaramillo, passed away. Although it's sad, it's a beautiful thing at the same time. What's beautiful about it, is she joins my great grandfather who passed months before her. You can pretty much say "she died of a broken heart" as my cousin Naomi put it. Now that's something to ponder. How many of us get to experience that type of love in our lives? 60 years of marriage and their bond wasn't severed for long. Her mortal being wasn't going to keep her from being with the person she loved so much and missed dearly. That's beautiful. (Wow, I kinda teared up when I wrote that!)

I didn't know great grandma Alice very well beyond the time my step-dad, John and my mom got married. She was my step great grandmother so I didn't know a whole lot about her life previous to my parents getting married. What I did know, she was a very gentle and kind heart. She was always very soft spoken and loving. Once and while she'd let out a wise-crack and make you laugh. That was something I appreciated about "Little Grandma."

Anyway, I guess life goes on for the rest of us. The sun will rise in the morning and we have to continue with life until, well... it ends. That sounds sort of morbid and depressing but three deaths in the previous six months is a little stressing. It's like a reoccurring theme as of late (no pun intended).

On with the other stuff...

 
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