Category " My Life"





Epic Facebook Parenting Video: For the Troubled Teen




10
Feb

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Date: 10 Feb 2012
America,Controversial,Current Events,Humor,Money,My Life,News,Parenting,Values & Principles
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Tommy Jordan: Tough Parenting on an Epic Level It's quite possible that this video will go down in history as the most epic response to teenage rebellion to have ever been witnessed. The video is recorded by Tommy Jordan, a father who has just discovered a blatantly disrespectful letter that was posted by his daughter on her Facebook wall. The father, who has a vast knowledge of computers and IT, discovers...


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2011 Trends & Stats For KevinWebb22.com




31
Dec

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Date: 31 Dec 2011
Business,Marketing,My Life
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2011 Trends & Stats For KevinWebb22.com 2011 has finally come to a close, and I'm facing 2012 head on with some big goals in store for this website. I continue to be thankful for the those that follow my website regularly, as well as those that stumble upon it accidentally... and even to those that read it in spite. My website traffic and return viewers has grown tremendously. In 2010, I had 91,874...


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The Give-Me, Self Entitlement Generation




16
Dec

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Date: 16 Dec 2011
America,Business,Capitalism,Current Events,Economy,Liberal Agenda,Liberalism,My Life,News,Parenting,Politics,Principles & Values,Values & Principles
The Give-Me, Self Entitlement Generation In September of 2010, long before the Occupy Protesters started taking dumps on police cars, raping women, and using their children as human shields, standing up for the "average" American, I wrote an article about the "Give Me" Generation in which I described a trend that was quickly smothering out the antique ideas of hard work, responsibility, and tough...


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Gold’s Gym Contract Cancellation Horror Stories

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Date: 30 Nov 2011
Business,Entertainment,Money,My Life,Principles & Values,Rip Off Report
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It Appears I'm Not Alone I've begun the process of trying to buy out the remainder of my contract so that I can cancel it. Or so I thought. Apparently, I can't even do that. Upon further research, it appears that I am not alone in having a nightmare of a time trying to cancel my Gold's Gym contract. Gold's Gym Contract Cancellation Horror Stories "Gold's is like selling your soul unless you die you're...


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My Story: The Evolution Of The “Give Me” Generation




15
Sep

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Date: 15 Sep 2010
Faith & Religion,My Life,Parenting,Values & Principles
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The "Give-Me" Generation I was 15 years old, and I had just bought my new, awesome, sweet, loud, wall-shaking, mind-blowing stereo. If I get into an argument with my parents and I don't want to listen to them anymore, then I will just turn my stereo up really loud and lock my door. Right? I had just gotten in a big argument with my dad. I don't even remember what it was about. All I knew is that...


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Vacation After 10-Month Marine Corps Training




06
Jul

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Date: 06 Jul 2010
My Life,United States Marine Corps
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After 9 months of training in the United States Marine Corps, it was time for a break. Boot camp started the process of wearing me out, Marine Combat Training during the winter made me hate life and MOS School is where I spent my life and missed the birth of my son, Chase. Regardless, it has all been worth it and I have yet to regret my decision to join the Marine Corps. This is by far the longest...


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My Son Is Born




15
Jun

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Date: 15 Jun 2010
My Life
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It has been a while since my last post, and for that I apologize. I have been extremely busy (as you can imagine) finishing up my MOS school. A lot has happened since then, including the birth of my son, Chase Michael Webb, who has been a joy and a new inspiration in our lives. He reminds me everyday why I chose to serve my country in this fashion. If there isn't anything worth fighting for,...


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The Only Best Wife




14
Mar

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Date: 14 Mar 2010
Marine Corps Training,My Life
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A lot of people think they have the best wife in the world. I hate to break it to all of you husbands out there, but that's just not possible. There can only be one best... and it's mine ;) My wife has had a lot to deal with over the last 6 months since I've joined the United States Marine Corps. Just my first week away for training our house sold, and she had to take care of that entire ordeal...


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My Final Pre-Boot Post

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Date: 17 Oct 2009
Letters From Boot Camp,Marine Boot Camp,Marine Corps Boot Camp,Marine Corps Training,Military,My Life,United States Marine Corps
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The months quickly turned into days, then into hours... and soon, I will be measuring in minutes. I leave for MEPS tomorrow, and then I head to boot camp the next morning. A lot of people have been asking me if I'm nervous. Not really. Yesterday was the worst... being my last full day at home, and in my bed; trying to make sure I had everything taken care of for my wife before I left. There is a little...


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The Real Heroes In Our Country

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Date: 17 Oct 2009
Letters From Boot Camp,Marine Boot Camp,Marine Corps Boot Camp,Marine Corps Training,Military,My Life,United States Marine Corps
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I've had a lot of time lately to think about all of the sacrifices that our troops have made, and great thanks should be given to those who serve abroad and are away from their families. However, the real heroes are the families back at home. The wives and children that are left to fend for themselves. My wife is my hero, because without her support, I would not be on this new journey. I know...


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