A Scratch Is Just A Scratch Not A Tragedy

Ok so for my first blog entry I decided to go with something that is seemingly universal. I am going to talk about this obsession people have that I have recently become obsessed with while thinking about it. It is how people obsess over their cars and not obsessing over keeping it running. That would be a good obsess. No the obsession I am talking about is the fixation of people over the tiniest little nixes and scratches on their cars. Ok I get that people pay a lot for cars and they want them to keep them looking as good as possible for as long as possible but when you have some crapmobile from the eighties people sort of know that it is not new. I think that as long as it can get you to where you are going you really have no reason to care what the outside of your car looks like. No one else really cares what your car looks like and if someone is close enough to see a small scratch in the side of your car than they are really too close. So if you are obsessing over a tiny ding on the hood or a small scratch on the car all I have to say to you is that you should really get over it. No one cares if your car is prefect because at fifty miles an hour no can see the stupid little things on your car. So in closing just get over it and the next time your car gets a new dig or scratch just think about that fact that it is still running and will get you wherever you want go. In closing I mostly just want to say just be happy you have a car and not fixated about how it looks

A New Year. A New Blog

So as one of my New Year's resolutions, I thought it would be a good idea to start blogging out some of the crazy things that pop into my head. This will help me to not go crazy with all the random stuff that no one else thinks about (hence the title).
My mission, if I choose to except it, is to blog at least once a week and hopefully that will happen every Saturday.
My only wish is that I won't be doing this alone in this endeavor. Please join for this journey into the crazy mind of me. I hope to see you there.