Random Thoughts 2

It’s been a while since I’ve done a random thoughts post. From now on I will try to do them more frequently just because there is no off switch on my brain and I think about a lot of really wacked out stuff.

- Why wouldn’t homeless guys in New York walk south or even to the west coast for the winter? If you have nothing but time on your hands who cares how long it takes? You could be chillin by the beach instead of in a box on 53rd and 2nd. Makes no sense to me.

- Why can’t people figure out how to open and close a door at night when others in the house are sleeping? It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that you twist the handle all the way and pull the door until it quietly hits the stop, then slowly turn the handle back into place; instead of just pulling it straight closed without manipulating the handle, which then wakes everyone within earshot because in the dead silence of 4am that sounds like a gun going off.

- And why can’t people figure out how to unlock a door at night? Before you twist the handle to unlock the bathroom door you simply stick your thumb in the push button lock so that it doesn’t pop out loudly and again wake the entire house up. These are simple things, people…

- Girls don’t like to feel like they’re being disrespected even if it means their life. Let’s say you’re with your girl and you’re getting chased by an axe murder in a scene out of a horror film. She starts crying softly and you quickly snap in a whisper, “Shut up, he’s gonna hear us!” You can then expect her to immediately raise her voice several levels and shout, “DID YOU JUST TELL ME TO SHUT UP!?” “Why, yes I did and now we’re dead because of it. castanza7 Random Thoughts 2Thanks.”

- I can’t stand when people don’t acknowledge those who are serving them in a restaurant, pumping their gas, etc. If you’re having a conversation and the waiter comes over, stop, say hello and engage them. When you ask them for something say please and when they refill your water say “thanks.” It’s not that hard. That type of thing irritates me.

- If you make eye contact with someone out in public you should say hello to them. This simple act would make the world a much better place. And name tags. We should all wear name tags. Like Elaine suggested to Lloyd Braun who suggested it to Mayor Dinkins.

- Just no kissing. I’m not into kissing. Bro hugs, yes. Kissing, no. It’s weird, I’ll hug guys all day but can’t really get into the kissing the girls on the cheek thing. I’d rather give them a pound and a hug but then I guess your right hand would end up smack dab in the middle of their titties. So that wouldn’t work for a lot of them. But then if you just give them a straight hug they have their breasts all smashed up against you and your genitals would be in closer contact which in a way could become kind of sexual. I don’t know. It’s all very weird and confusing to me.

- No one likes a complhalie305 Random Thoughts 2ainer. If someone asks what’s new and how you’ve been act like you just won the lottery even if you just lost your job and got diagnosed with a terminal illness. Complaining often or having a negative attitude is a fast way to lose friends and achieve very little success in life.

- I guess the tradeoff for a slightly decreased testosterone level that comes with age is an increase in productivity since you don’t have to waste as many hours figuring out how you’re going to get laid.

fn -If you are going to listen to hip hop you should at least own a copy of It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. It’s only right.

- How sad is it that kids don’t go out and play anymore? There were no “play dates” when we were growing up. We just hit the streets and ran until mom called us in for dinner. Now you have 11 year olds spending three hours a day joining bullshit groups on FaceBook. So incredibly sad.

- I remember when nobody listened to hip hop and then it became mainstream. I felt like I was way ahead of the curve since I was down from the beginning. And when pro wrestling became the biggest thing on the planet during the late 90’s I was excited because I had been watching obsessively for years and was at WrestleMania I. Nowadays, it’s big asses. All of the sudden everyone wants a big ass and is obsessed with big asses. Once again, I feel like I was ahead of the curve because I’ve been telling everybody that for years! I was all about big asses long before big asses were cool, god damn it!

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31 Comments so far


  1. ramnbo
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 1:08 pm
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    I don’t know why overweight (being polite with that term) people always order a diet Coke with their meal of 2000calories. I will never get that for the life of me. The


    • Taipari Waaka
      05. Sep, 2010
      at 7:47 am
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      @ramnbo:

      dude! EXACTLY! like a “diet” coke is a better way to have your mcdonalds lol


  2. Doug Willick
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 1:15 pm
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    My random thought though..When someone you chat with on facebook totally disses you in public when you run into them. Happened to me about 2-3 times. Ridiculous…Granted, these people are more acquaintances than friends but still…Good post man..funny as hell..


  3. Kevin Kuzia
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 1:26 pm
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    - The politeness to waitstaff thing is huge to me (and I’ve never been a waiter). I also notice it every time I go to a college basketball game and when the manager hands a player a towel and a Gatorade, they never acknowledge them, as if some robot just gave it to them. That may sound stupid, but for the love of God, I was raised with manners and cannot understand how so few people seem to use them any more.

    - And it pains me to no end that I cannot find my Nation of Millions CD and had to download the MP3 album from Amazon right now… but it does feel right to have it back in my hot little hands.

    - I started listening to rap when I was in 4th grade (1981) because my older brother was listening to it. The first time I ever heard Run DMC, it blew my mind.


  4. Jennie
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 1:38 pm
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    >> I’m always surprised that females continue to read this site. Especially after posts like this one.

    I won’t any more… thanks. It’s hard enough being the only woman in the weight room, I don’t need to read shit like this. You bros have fun.


  5. Kirpal
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 1:41 pm
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    I never understand why people go to the movies with a group of friends. You’re not supposed to talk while you’re watching the movie!!! Then after something cool or funny happens, they always ask, “Hey did you see that?!” No, I paid $11.50 (Canadian price) to take a nap.

    Why do people say, “I hear you” when you tell them something important? Hey, are you picking me up visually as well?

    Why have only the fat people asked me if the Dairy Queen that used to be next to my store moved somewhere else in the mall?

    Why do guys get stressed out and watch modern films to figure out how to deal with women when they should be watching how Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Clark Gable and Humphrey Bogart did it?

    P.S. Jason, although I was born in 1985, I had rented almost every WWF event before I was 7. Well, thankfully my grandfather did for me. I was a little pissed that everyone went crazy over pro wrestling when Austin was the man (although he is one of my favourites) and talked shit about it when Bret was on top.

    P.P.S. Happy Early Birthday.


  6. Raymond - ZenMyFitness
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 1:45 pm
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    - Why are people so dumb at the Gym with their training and nutrition… everyday I watch these guys never change their shape …no wonder the fu*kin health industry is so huge!

    - Yeah the comment on smiling I tried that a few weeks ago and smiled at people who looked at me … but most of them gave me an awkward glance… the only smile I got back (I swear) was some gay looking character.

    - I love old school heavy metal (Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Saxon etc ) why when I go to night clubs they play crap?

    - “High tea with the Queen” thats is so funny but true could be worse they could whip out the gloves


  7. Andy Campbell
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 1:47 pm
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    Classic post as always. When the F are you coming back to NJ? There are a couple big Bro Hugs waiting for you back here. I think we were separated at birth or cousins or something because I have most of the same shit going through my head…can’t stand hello kissing or complainers, bothered by the lack of social graces in public and for other people and hate that kids don’t “play” anymore. PE’s “It Takes a Nation…” remains my favorite album of all time and I still keep the CD in my car and I’ve loved Wrestling since before the Hulkster pinned the Sheik.

    Now get back East.


  8. PJ Striet
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 2:08 pm
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    I think it’s safe to say I’m bookmarking this. Hilarious. I’ve thought of or can relate to about 75% of these. You should do more of this stuff Jason.


  9. Kirpal
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 2:17 pm
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    Hey Raymond, excellent bands you listed there man!


  10. Gianni
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 2:30 pm
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    Great post. Made me laugh cos the comments even ring true in the UK.
    And this size changing thing has given me hope.. ;)


  11. Jeremy
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 2:49 pm
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    @Jennie
    although I do feel kinda bad that you were offended by this hilarious post, I can’t help but laugh that you actually read the whole thing before deciding that you were offended?!

    Keep em comin’ Jason!


  12. Tyson
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 3:09 pm
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    I have not laughed that hard in awhile. I needed that. Thank you.


  13. M.P.
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 3:09 pm
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    - Is it wrong that watching all the explosions, deaths, and fights in The Expendables may or may not have given me just a bit of a hard-on? How I miss movies that actively amp up my testosterone levels.

    - Zumba is the Jazzercise of this generation. Simple as that. Or the Pole Dancing of five years ago. Do whatever you want for your conditioning, I suppose. But please stop acting like the latest fitness bandwagon that you have jumped onto with both feet is the be-all and end-all. And for the love of God, mix in some squats and shoulder presses!

    - The only wrestling worth the time these days is Ring of Honor. WWE has completely jumped the shark. Watching Bret Hart, my all-time favorite, get into a ring when he can’t take a bump because of his stroke makes me very sad. Also makes me bust out the DVD’s of his matches with Randy Savage, Rick Steamboat, Curt Hennig, Davey Boy, and Steve Austin.

    - Christmas will arrive early – November 16th. Darkness on the Edge of Town, remastered with outtakes, documentary, and live DVD from 1978. Bruuuuuuuce!!!

    - Every time I lose faith in the younger generation’s motivation to get off the computer, turn off Disney channel or whatever the fuck they watch, and get outside… I watch my 9-year-old nephew. Jumps off high stuff. Plays soccer and war games for hours. Swims like a fish. Hell, I taught him lunge jumps last year, and he nailed them better than most of my adult clients! Gives me hope.


  14. Clint
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 3:12 pm
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    -Why do people make asshole-ish comments, then when you call them on it, they tell you to calm down, “I was just kidding, Man. Calm down!”


  15. Dean Coulson
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 3:54 pm
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    Funny as hell, we are on the same wavelength.

    why is it then when people don’t indicate in cars and you nearly plough into them that they get total road rage on you as if it is your fault. If you are gonna do that be prepared to get a clip, I’m just saying.

    if people think vibro plates are a good idea and work, how come construction workers using pneumatic drills are fat with their hairy arses hanging out?

    Excellent post!


  16. alex
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 6:07 pm
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    Always enjoy the constant Seinfeld references from you Jay.

    As for your random thoughts, I especially identify myself with the waiter thing, it bothers me that most of the time I’m the only one doing that at my table.


  17. Tyler
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 7:55 pm
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    I have my browser full of 38 tabs of blogs I keep up with that I missed this week while I was waiting for the replacement power cord to my laptop to come in the mail, and this post quickly reminded me why I always seem to read yours first.


  18. Zach
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 9:23 pm
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    “I remember when nobody listened to hip hop and then it became mainstream. I felt like I was way ahead of the curve since I was down from the beginning. And when pro wrestling became the biggest thing on the planet during the late 90’s I was excited because I had been watching obsessively for years and was at WrestleMania I. Nowadays, it’s big asses. All of the sudden everyone wants a big ass and is obsessed with big asses. Once again, I feel like I was ahead of the curve because I’ve been telling everybody that for years! I was all about big asses long before big asses were cool, god damn it!”

    haha so true! these are truly words of wisdom


  19. jasonferruggia
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 10:49 pm
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    rambo- Good point.

    Doug- True. And that is weird. Thanks for the comments.

    Kuz- We seem to have a ton in common. Glad you got that album back in your possession.

    Jennie- Thanks. Will do.

    Kirpal- Good stuff.

    Raymond- I like heavy metal too, but let’s be honest, you really can’t dance to it and why would you go to a club and not dance if your goal was to pick up girls? And if your goal was not to pick up girls what are you doing in a club?

    AC- I love it. We’re always on the same page.

    PJ, Gianni, Jeremy, Tyson- Thanks for the comments.

    M.P.- Old school wrestling and Bruce. You got my attention now.

    Clint, Dean- Good questions

    Tyler- I appreciate that


  20. Ryan
    02. Sep, 2010
    at 11:13 pm
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    LOLOLOLOLOL

    I’m trying NOT to make it obvious that i’m *NOT* working..this is a fantastic post…

    Hip Hop: I’d get that album and also get the debuts from Nas, Eric B and Rakim, Cypress Hill, Rage Against The Machine, Biggie, Ice Cube, Das EFX also. I’m just saying :)

    Waitstaff: Yes, always be nice to the waitstaff. They have one of the shittiest jobs on the planet..and they only make REAL money off their tips. Nothing wrong with being kind and polite to them when they serve your food…plus, “please” and “thank you” go a long way.

    and yes I scoff at people who don’t know to unlock doors at night..that’s the quickest way to get an earful of a 3am expletive filled shoutfest from me b/c you woke me up fumbling with the lock on the door…wrong.

    oh yeah happy birthday, jason–21 is a great age to be! :)


  21. Jay Ashman
    03. Sep, 2010
    at 5:07 am
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    Nation…… One of the best albums ever.


  22. Steve
    03. Sep, 2010
    at 3:13 pm
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    “I remember when nobody listened to hip hop and then it became mainstream. I felt like I was way ahead of the curve since I was down from the beginning….long before big asses were cool, god damn it!”

    I have exactly the opposite talent – an anti-talent for telling what will catch on. Why on earth would people replace perfectly good LPs with CDs? A computer in every home – what for? Cell-phones – what the hell will people talk about?

    If I’d bet against my gut-feeling I’d be a millionaire by now.


  23. Blashyrkh
    03. Sep, 2010
    at 8:34 pm
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    Why does Michael Jordan have a Hitler mustache in that new commercial where he’s on a plane?


  24. Michelle
    05. Sep, 2010
    at 1:04 pm
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    I think I have a pretty good sense of humor.

    Hiphop (culture) has allowed us ladies with ‘gudunkadunks’ to finally rejoice and show off, and it’s something to be celebrated not shunned by the Jane Fonda bitches of the 80′s. Every one of my female clients wishes theirs was bigger, rounder or more Beyonce – esque.


  25. Jesse
    05. Sep, 2010
    at 3:30 pm
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    Awesome post man. Let me add to the mix:

    I hate it when people text back, email or write “LOL”. Really?!?! Did you really laugh out loud? I think F’N NOT.

    I stole this from M.Boyle. When people respond with “K”. Is it really that much more of an effort to type or respond with OK? How lazy is that?

    If I see one more fat guy, who looks like he’s in his third trimester, doing dumbbell curls I’m gonna yell “Hey fat-fuck you can’t even see your schlong why the hell are you working on your guns? I’m gonna fuck’n choke you if you don’t put down those little dumbbells!”.

    just say’n man


  26. rebecca
    06. Sep, 2010
    at 8:24 pm
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    the world would be a better place with more blow jobs and name tags. and please and thank you. great post


  27. Hameed
    07. Sep, 2010
    at 9:19 am
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    Another great post Jason!

    What is the name of the model on this page? I need to find more pics of her! :)


  28. jojo
    08. Sep, 2010
    at 7:03 am
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    Why don’t people back off the dumbbell rack when doing their workout? Everyone should know that you should pick up your dumbbells, backup 5 paces and then do your curls or shoulder exercises,rows or whatever. Be considerate of others trying to pick up the dumbbells.


  29. Greg
    09. Sep, 2010
    at 9:33 am
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    Great post again!

    It annoys me to watch people drive around for twenty minutes waiting for the closest parking spot at the GYM. It doesn’t surprise me to see them on an elliptical for an hour either.


  30. nisch
    23. Sep, 2010
    at 5:32 am
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    Haha hilarious post! I love your honesty!

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