I do have some unique advice to offer regarding men who send women their private parts through Xbox Live as well as the non-Xbox variety because thie epidemic didn't start just because of X-Box Live. In many of these cases the course of action is a logical one which is to block the user or send him a response telling what a son of a bitch he is and then blocking. Do you really want to get these guys? I have an idea that I will share with you for free. Next time a guy sends you pictures of his "leaning tower of Pisa" instead of discouraging such behavior, encourage it.
This course of action might automatically freak out some guys since I believe some just do it to disgust women. Yes I know that sounds like a odd turn on, but, if you think about it, it is the most logical explanation. In the history of guys sending unwanted pictures of their "brains" to women, has this activity actually be successful for these guys? I tend to doubt it.
For the rest of the guys that do this, again I suggest a rather bizarre course of action, to encourage it. Ask for the guy to take more pictures of himself and his "awesomeness." Tell him to take pictures that has his face in them. Get as many pictures of you can of the guy.
That is just the first stage of the project. The second stage is finding out about the guy. Find out everything you can about him. Who his friends are...well it is possible these guys have friends. Find out where they work or were they are interviewing for a job. Just gather all the information you can on them.
After you have saved all the pictures and gathered all the information, the time has come to turn the tables. Send his pictures and his messages to his buddies, his co-workers, his boss. Or you can set up a website and refer everyone he knows to it. Like it or not employers have been known to check out an employee's presence online and, in some cases, people have been fired from their jobs due what they have said or did online. It turns out there are consequences for doing stupid things online.
Some may argue that there is no way a guy would be stupid enough to tell another person all this information, but if a guy is stupid enough to send pictures of his external organs to random women, I wouldn't put it past them.
When all is said and done, that guy will very much regret what he did. Is this idea too cruel? Perhaps. I don't know...maybe. I guess you could always argue that you would become just as bad as the guy sending the pictures to you. I am not too sure I believe that. In my view, once you send out pictures of your naked self to strangers online, you shouldn't be shocked if those pictures happen to show up some place else. There is a sense of detachment that some people feel when they are online. It does get hard to grasp the idea that when you send something out on the internet, whatever you are sending does have the potential to reach the biggest audience in the world. Damn you internet, for giving us brand new ethical dilemmas to dwell upon.
By the way "The Kangaroo Cat" I posted in my previous blog isn't my cat. That was just a random cat picture I found. I am not sure if that was clear or not. Currently I have three cats. There is my true pet, Pumpkin. Then there are my two outside cats, Oreo and Smokey. Oreo is the senior member with that group. He came in the same litter as Pumpkin, a few years ago.
My neighbor decided to trap Oreo a year or so ago with the intent of getting her spayed. It was a wise decision because, at that point, I already had to take care of her second batch or kittens. That was fun, but then you start to realize if something isn't done you will be dealing with kittens every few months. There is also an emotional toll to form an attachment to kittens only to have to send them away to be adopted. To this day, I regret not keeping one kitten in particular. Anyway it was nice to see my neighbor step up and get Oreo spayed since I was doing most of the work with the cats and the kittens.
Within an hour of Oreo coming home, she came right up to my window. It was a short time after that, that I noticed that Oreo was missing a bit of his left ear. At the time It was shocking to me that Oreo could be on her own in the wild, with food assistance from me, and never get a permanent injury only for this to happen while caged. I assumed it happened when she was caged as if her ear got caught on something.
It would be several months later when I realized the true cause of Oreo's missing tip of the ear and it was equally shocking. This is a common practice when a stray cat is neutered. It is a sign to neighbors and animal control that a feral cat is being cared for. In Oreo's case I am the caretaker. The missing tip protects Oreo from being trapped and opened up again only to find out she has already been spayed. Animal Advocates agree that "ear tipping" is humane and necessary. The problem I have with that is how do they know what a cat feels when his or her ear is tipped? I do wish there was another way of doing, but I guess that's "just the way it is", like that song.
This raises a whole bunch of questions about Smokey, the newest and tail less cat, to join my cat brigade. Smokey is an "ear tipped" cat as well. Who are the other caretakers out there? What is their story? Could they possibly be a better caretaker then I? To that last question, I say thee nay.
In gaming news, I got my replacement Xbox Elite. The good news is that my previous Xbox Elite chose the right time to bless me with red rings. Because the Elite recently went down in price, that meant I got some extra store credit since the protection plan covered the Elite at the higher price, which was actually the first time the Elite went down in price. What did I do with the extra store credit you might ask? I put it back in the XBox Elite by buying another two year protection plan because, at this point, it isn't a matter of if, but it's a matter of when. It only cost me ten dollars because of the extra store credit plus it was a reduced protection plan because of the reduced price.
Armed with gifts cards, I also got the limited edition of Gears of War 2, which seems like most of you have finished on super duper extra frenzy balls to the wall difficulty. Then my eyes lit up as I saw a game that I was more excited to see then Gears of War 2. The game was the Namco Museum Virtual Arcade. I love these collections. It is great to own Xbox Live Arcade games that you won't ever lose even if your hard drive fails. I know many believe that the future is in digital distribution. F that. I prefer a disc over anything that is stored on a hard drive that can fail. Guess which of the two games I played first?
Who is with me? WHO IS WITH ME? Let us all store the virtual gates of digital distribution and demand that all Xbox Live Arcade games be put on discs.
Geez there are a lot of words on this page. Did something actually read them all? I can't believe I typed them all. So to honor one of my blog rules, here is a picture of Pumpkin, the Xbox Cat Of The Year. If Davy Rocket, says it is true then it must be true.

By the way I did a spell check on this entire blog, but if there are any other kinds of grammatical errors you will just have to give me a break. Twenty minutes after I post a blog I am spending time fixing all errors I see. I am not doing it this time. You know it is becoming difficult to continue to type this blog as I look up on the screen and see Pumpkin staring into my soul revealing all my deepest darkest secrets. My god are his eyes following me? It is just a photo, how can this be? I have to end this blog. I am looking away from the screen as I type this, so please forgive me if there is somthing wrote with the spelling. Got to go now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Oh it looks like I ran out of time to post those nude pictures of Cursed Eagle, next time perhaps.