Lambanog is a Philippine alcoholic beverage most commonly described as coconut wine or coconut vodka. The drink is distilled from the sap of the unopened coconut flower, and is known for its potency and   more...high alcohol content (80 and 90 proof). Most of the Lambanog distilleries are in the Quezon province of Luzon, Philippines  less

This is Tom's version of a grito. If you think you can do better, please post a video response.

Where is Elminer??

Drinky Drinky. I recommend you to try Camo Ice at least once in your life.

A question from "The Book of Questions" by Gregory Stock, PH.D.

I will put up a random question every week on Wednesday from this book for everyone to respond to. I'm hoping to get some interesting,   more...enlightening and hopefully candid responses, either in text format or video. This will be an interesting social experiment amongst the Live Video community. I'm hoping that it will spark conversation and hopefully some intellectual debate.

This weeks question is #152 - What do you value most in a relationship?

Remember, there are no rules, just be real, and feel free to comment on someone elses response, because that is what this is all about.  less

A very very brief and boring introduction to me.

Are you a closet transvestite?

Joining BigDaddyof2 and Mexolexo in losing some weight. Got the wedding in 3 months so now is the time to do it.

Rocco my boxer pup meets my parents newest Springer Spaniel, Max

Shamrock Shuffle 2007. Chicago, IL - The Race

A showcase of Lemmings at the Shamrock Shuffle in Chicago, IL 2007.

Just some scenery shots I took during the weekend of the Shamrock Shuffle. The Shamrock Shuffle is a pretty well known 8K race in downtown Chicago. This year there were 30,000 participants, my fiancee   more...being one of them.


Music is T R Y ^ D - Beauty  less

Mark Scott Vice has captured the Devil

Just some run of the mill vlogging

Me talkin...what else. Throw me a bone biatch!

What I'm currently reading!

A question from "The Book of Questions" by Gregory Stock, PH.D.

This weeks question is #123 - When you do something ridiculous, how much does it bother you to have other people notice it and   more...laugh at you?

I'm hoping to get some interesting, enlightening and hopefully candid responses, either in text format or video. This will be an interesting social experiment amongst the Live Video community. I'm hoping that it will spark conversation and hopefully some intellectual debate.

Remember, there are no rules, just be real, and feel free to comment on someone elses response, because that is what this is all about.  less

Just me doing my thing..

Rocco playing outside in the blizzard! I thought it would be a good idea to bring a ball out there and watch him dig out the ball but we lost it pretty quick.

My response to Question #14 of The Book of Questions

A question from "The Book of Questions" by Gregory Stock, PH.D.

I will put up a random question every week on Wednesday from this book for everyone to respond to. I'm hoping to get some interesting,   more...enlightening and hopefully candid responses, either in text format or video. This will be an interesting social experiment amongst the Live Video community. I'm hoping that it will spark conversation and hopefully some intellectual debate.

This weeks question is #16 - Would you rather be extremely successful professionally and have a tolerable yet unexciting private life, or have an extremely happy private life and only a tolerable and uninspiring professional life?*

Follow-up Question: Since so many place great emphasis on a happy private life, why do people often wind up putting more energy into their professional lives? If you feel your private life is more important to you, do your priorities support this? Are you simply unwilling to admit that work is more important? Do you use work as a substitute? Do you hope professional success will somehow magically lead to personal happiness?

Remember, there are no rules, just be real, and feel free to comment on someone elses response, because that is what this is all about.  less

A question from "The Book of Questions" by Gregory Stock, PH.D.

I will put up a random question every week on Wednesday from this book for everyone to respond to. I'm hoping to get some interesting,   more...enlightening and hopefully candid responses, either in text format or video. This will be an interesting social experiment amongst the Live Video community. I'm hoping that it will spark conversation and hopefully some intellectual debate.

This weeks question is #16 - If at birth you could select the profession your child would eventually pursue, would you do so??

Remember, there are no rules, just be real, and feel free to comment on someone elses response, because that is what this is all about.  less

Finally I made a response to this.

Title says it all.

My fiancee Ingrid's response to Question #142