Thursday, April 30, 2009
Midnight Joey

Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Joey in "Real TIme"
Well, Hello


What? you've never seen an ugly baby? Yeah I know that I'm ugly but you don't look so great yourself! If I could only control my limbs I would reach out and slap you.

Well, Hellooo! Do you like my hat? It's an original. I made it myself. If you want, I can make you one. oops... I farted. sorry.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Wal-Mart Blues
Joey
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Home For Sale
If you would like to buy this myspace home please go to paypal and donate to jmaguitar@yahoo.com.
You can see the house at myspace.com/joeyavalos
Thanks, Joey
Oh by the way... Here's my new address.
www.facebook.com
www.twitter.com/joeyavalos
Joey's Joy Ride!
Know it all...
Friday, April 24, 2009
Yes, No, Maybe so...
Felton Sean
Thursday, April 23, 2009
I wanna Dance!
Whatever happened to predictability? The milkman, the paperboy, evening TV.
Seriously! What happened to the good old days? I miss getting up every morning, drinking my milk out of an old mason jar, waving hello to Jimmy, the neighborhood paperboy and then working a honest days work at the old mill to only to come home to a nice pleasant evening of quality American television. I also miss the quality songs from the band Kool and the Gang. ‘Get down on it’, ‘Tonight’, ‘Celebration’, and ‘Too Hot’. Man those were the jams! Nowadays their ain't any songs that make you want to shake loose and boogie! Ok… Lady Gaga is in exception. Her song right now on the radio actually has the words “Just Dance”. I mean… that genius. It tells you that we as a collective group should just dance. Brilliant. Another thing that’s brilliant is the way cotton is made into jeans and t-shirts. How do they do it? Well I will tell how. At the textile mill, the bales are opened by machines, and the lint is mixed and cleaned further by blowing and beating. The short lint that comes out usually is separated and sold for use in other industries. The best part of the lint consists of fibers about 1 inch to 1 ¾ inches long. The mixed and fluffed-up cotton goes into a carding machine, which cleans the fibers some more and makes them lie side by side. The combing action of the carding machine finishes the job of cleaning and straightening the fibers, and makes them into a soft, untwisted rope called a sliver (pronounced sly-ver). On modern spinning frames, yarn is mare directly from the sliver. The spinning devices take fibers from the sliver and rotate it up to 2,500 revolutions in a second twist that makes fibers into a yarn for weaving or knitting into fabrics. Machines called looms weave cotton yarns into fabrics the same way the first hand weaving frames did. Modern looms work at great speeds, interlacing the length-wise yarns (warp) and the crosswise yarns (filling). The woven fabric, called gray goods, is sent to a finishing plant where it is bleached, pre-shrunk, dyed, printed and given a special finish before being made into clothing or products for the home. Other machines make knits for use in shirts, sweaters or blankets.
Joey
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Tulsa and then some...
Flying to Tulsa or as my Australian friends like to call it …’Tulser’ is always a bittersweet experience. First off… before I explain I would like to know why Australians aren’t able to pronounce the “Aw” sound at the end Tulsa. They always put an “ER” at the end of it. It doesn’t make sense. They don’t have a problem saying their own country’s name. Last time I checked it wasn’t pronounced Erstralia. Oh well, I still have love for the Australians but at the same time I don’t think I will ever understand them. Another interesting thing I’ve learned about Australians is their love for the Outback Steakhouse. I know what you’re thinking… yeah right! That place is so fake and not even close to being an authentic Australian experience. Wrong! The reason why Australians love the Outback Steakhouse is because they serve lamb chops. Australians love their lamb chops! They also love the Outback Steakhouse because everyone treats them like the freaking Godfather. They always get the best seat in the house. (One of the giant circular tables…Australians love circular tables) Once they open their mouths to order the whole entire place stops like a record and women and men swoon over to their table like star gazed teeny boppers. Then the stories begin. “Oh..the real outback is treacherous. I once got caught in vicious dirt storm where all I had to eat was the meat of a half-eaten dead wallaby. I was stranded for months until this female American journalist from New York found me. That’s why I’m here in America. “ And they believe ever word. Haven’t they ever seen Crocodile Dundee? That’s the exact same plot line. Oh…You Australians. You think you are sooo cute with your silly accent and good-day mate charm. Like I said before… I love you but I just won’t ever get you. Anyways…My flight to Tulsa was bittersweet. I sat next to a person that kept on spilling their cracker dust onto my lap. It was annoying. Since I’m famous I wear dark Prada sunglasses at all times with a hoodie pulled over my head. But that still doesn’t stop Oklahomans from asking if I’m some fancy movie star. “Aren’t you that fellow that plays in that one show about the seventies??... what’s that show called Maureen? That 70’s show dear. That’s right! Are you that Foreigner that talks funny… what’s his name… oh shoot….. oh….. Pez! Long story short… The reason why my flight to Tulser was bittersweet was not because I was accused of being a lisp speaking movie star but because I drank some nasty warm old Milwaukee beer with chewing tobacco, which I thought was my apple juice. I guess my new Oklahoman friend thought it would be funny to switch my drink with his while I was napping. I quickly spit the drink out and looked at the toothless Oklahoman in rage and furry!!! “Want a piece of gum?” The Oklahoman asked with an innocent childlike smile. I said, “Why sure kind sir aint that sweet of you. We exchanged emails and now are best friends.
Joey
Twitter...Not for normal folk.
Twitter is stupid. I just don’t get it. Do you really think anyone cares about what you just ate for dinner or that you accidently slept past noon? Seriously? You all Tweet like you are John Mayer or Opera with their 700 Billion followers. I mean…I understand why celebrities tweet. Normal folk like you adore celebrities. When you see a celebrity tweet pop up it’s almost like they personally sent you a text message. It makes your day. It really does. But seriously… you are not a celebrity. You are normal folk. You get up everyday, go to work, eat, sleep and then die. That’s your life. Except for mine of course. But that’s not the point. I’m a celebrity. I can’t die. But on the other hand (All the thoughts above were from my right hand…The republican side) I can see how twitter makes sense for normal folk to use. Say that you are at a party and you see this good-looking girl or guy but you can’t point him or her out to your friend because your friend is way across the room. You could just tweet about it and then your friend will get your update sent to his or her phone. No… Wait a minute. That wouldn’t work… Normal folk don't go to parties. Especially parties with good-looking guys and girls. Hmmm… I give up. Twitter does not make sense for normal folk. So here’s the deal. I decided to make a checklist of what you need to have going in your life before you can tweet. Until you have achieved one of these ten things on the list you shall only “follow”
1. Survive a near death experience.
2. Play in a band that has actually performed in front of people and not just your mom.
3. Fight crime while people sleep.
4. Slow dance in a burning room while listening to slow dancing in a burning room by John Mayer.
5. Host a talk show.
6. Celebrity (of course).
7. Give birth to octuplets.
8. Sing amazingly well but look like a punching bag.
9. Become one of the Kardashian sisters.
10. Own an island
If you have done one of the following 10 things listed above please tweet away. I would love to hear about your life. If you haven’t achieved any of these 10 things listed above then continue to follow and keep dreaming. Us celebrities never eat food. We live off the admiration of drooling fans. With out followers there can’t be any leaders…. Think about it.
Joey