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THE ODD LOOKING WHITE BOY* IN THE LINK ABOVE DIDN'T KNOW "GRAMPS". IF HE DID HE'D KNOW NOT TO REFER TO HIM AS "GRAMPS". I HOPE YOU ALL REMEMBER THE STORIES I'VE SHARED ABOUT MY FATHER. IF NOT, READ THE PASSAGE BELOW (THE PASSAGE BELOW DESCRIBES HIM PRETTY ACCURATELY)! "GRAMPS" USED TO BELITTLE AND BEAT THE SHIT OUT OF PEOPLE, INCLUDING HIS CHILDREN.
*ONLY A GOOFY ASS WHITE BOY WOULD GIVE HIMSELF A NICKNAME (I BELIEVE HE OR HIS GOOFY ASS DADDY GAVE HIMSELF THAT GOOFY ASS NAME).
The psychologist Hans Eysenck argued that, apart from true psychopathy, there is a much more common personality trait of psychoticism in which people are aggressive, cold, egocentric, impersonal, antisocial, unempathetic, and tough-minded. Like psychopathy itself, these features are not generally favored in sexual relationships, though they may bring advantages in dominance contests. (The Mating Mind)
My Father's Closest Friends (Pete Jokanovich, Gery Nunnelee, Jack Everroad; All College Educated And Successful). (Pete Is My Father's Best Friend And My Namesake.)
One Of The Many Games He Had Big Influence In. |
Gery Had The Innate Athleticism And Basketball Skill To Be A Professional Either In The U.S. Or Overseas (He Was In Contact With A CBA Scout In The Late 80s After That Scout Had Seen Him Play In A Fast Action Game In Orange County). David Had The Innate Athleticism And Basketball Skill To Play At A Small Division I Or Division II School. Had My High School Career Gone The Way It Should Have I Would Have Played At A Small Division I Or Division II School. Without The Psychological Traits And Physical Attributes That We Inherited From Our Father We Wouldn't Have Had This Potential And J-Rod Lowcash Lucass Wouldn't Be Playing At Oregon State. (Genes Play A Greater Role In Basketball Success Because There's A Greater Need For Innate Physical Attributes (Speed, Quickness, Jumping Ability, Eye-Hand Coordination, Etc.), Hence The Greater Number Of Highly Athletic Individuals In The Family Trees Of Basketball Players. Duh!)
http://methalashun.blogspot.com/2015/11/forty.html My Father (And I Would Occasionally Accompany Him) Played Just About Every Course From Torrey Pines To Pebble Beach Free Of Charge. How? Through The Pharmaceutical Industry. The Executives He'd Do Business With Would Pay For His Green Fees, Among Other Things, In The Hopes That He'd Continue To Business With Them! August 2002. Just Before Trump Bought The Course. My Father's Wearing Dentures In The Photo Below. This Was Taken At Gery's House On Thames Trail Near Timarron Country Club. |
The Man Was Working On His Ph.D. At UH.
I Covered Up The Fact That He Had A Masters From USC. Why? I'll Tell You Later!
Mr. Valenza Went The Naval Academy With My Father. I Guess Father My Left A Lasting Impression On Him Because He Mentions Him In His Book Below!
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The white boy is raised in a Chicago suburb by parents who read widely and involve themselves in school reform. His father, who has a decent manufacturing job, often takes the boy on nature hikes. His mother is a housewife who will eventually go back to college and earn a bachelor's degree in education. The boy is happy and performs very well in school. His teachers think he may be a bona fide math genius. His parents encourage him and are terribly proud when he skips a grade. He has an adoring younger brother who is also very bright. The family even holds literary salons in their home.
The black boy is born in Daytona Beach, Florida, and his mother abandons him at the age of two. His father has a good job in sales but is a heavy drinker. He often beats the little boy with the metal end of a garden hose. One night when the boy is eleven, he is decorating a tabletop Christmas tree - the first one he has ever had - when his father starts beating up a lady friend in the kitchen. He hits her so hard that some teeth fly out of her mouth and land at the base of the boy's Christmas tree, but the boy knows better than to speak up. At school he makes no effort whatsoever. Before long he is selling drugs, mugging suburbanites, carrying a gun. He makes sure to be asleep by the time his father comes home from drinking, and to be out of the house before his father awakes. The father eventually goes to jail for sexual assault. By the age of twelve, the boy is essentially fending for himself.
You don't have to believe in obsessive parenting to think that the second boy doesn't stand a chance and that the first boy has it made. What are the odds that the second boy, with the added handicap of racial discrimination, will turn out to lead a productive life? What are the odds that the first boy, so deftly primed for success, will some how fail? And how much of his fate should each boy attribute to his parents?
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Recall for a moment the two boys, one white and one black, who were described in chapter 5. The white boy who grew up outside Chicago had smart, solid, encouraging, loving parents who stressed education and family. The black boy from Daytona Beach was abandoned by his mother, was beaten by his father, and had become a full-fledged gangster by his teens. So what became of the two boys?
The second child, now twenty-eight years old, is Roland Fryer Jr., the Harvard economist studying black underachievement.
The white child also made it to Harvard. But soon after, things went badly for him. His name is Ted Kaczynski.
Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores The Hidden Side Of Everything. Levitt and Dubner, p. 156-157, 211.
The Cotton Bowl, Where My Father Once Played.
**In Respect To Basketball, Gery Was Ahead Of His Time And Nigga-Like In His Prime. I Can't Stress This Enough. Why? because He Knew A Lot Of Blacks Through Basketball (And Was Thus Influenced By Their Game) And Had The Domineering And Dominant Demeanor And Athleticism To Play With Them (He Could Talk Head To Them And Then Back It Up With His Flashy And Efficient Play). I Don't Think You Understand.
(I'M JUST A BOi!)