Everywhere I go chances are, I’m going to get people talking to me in person — those who follow my facebook or this blog — and I often get a lot of people telling me that they love reading all of my Hollywood films and stuff. They like the info I put out there about Hollywood and they enjoy reading my reviews. I have gotten people interested in movies and TV shows ’cause they follow my facebook and my blog.

Once in a while, I get a few people who are interested in my political views and bodybuilding topics but it’s all my movie postings that are most popular.

Maybe writing about movies is what I’m best at. I even get a few people telling me I would be a great “movie critic” and could do it for a living… kind of like the next, Roger Ebert. I don’t see talking about movies as a job. I see it as a hobby and something fun to do. I’m just a big movie buff and feel the need to be more open to the public about my thoughts on film and Hollywood.

In order for me to become a movie critic and do it for a living… I would need a college degree for that, I think. Take English/grammar classes in college to improve my writing skills. I think my writing skills is pretty good but still could be a little better. I’ve been studying English/grammar on my own. Anyway, you don’t need to be a really good writer and be good at grammar to become professional at writing, anyways ’cause that’s what you hire editors for. I’m sure Roger Ebert wasn’t the best writer even though he appeared to be… I’m sure he had editors too.

Maybe my main focus should be on movies more? I’ll be doing my top 15 movies list for 2013 this year but I’m gonna wait until toward the end of the year to make the list public ’cause I’m gonna wait to see the new Hobbit movie, “Desolation of Smaug”, then I’ll post the list.

I’m just a big movie buff and love talking about them. I’ve been obsessed with films ever since I was a child. They are still a huge part of my life to this day.

Kev

I went to see EBJ at the Putnam Den last night… the show was a blast and the band played a really good set like they always do but once again, women were all over me at the show last night. I danced with 3 different women last night. 2 women approached me to dance with them and I approached one myself to dance with during a slow song. I also talked to some other women as well.

On the final song for the night, a woman approached me to dance with her and even though it definitely looked like that she has a boyfriend/husband or something… he was real cool to let her dance with me.

One woman that I was dancing with was really hammered and didn’t know what she was doing but she was still fun!!!!

The slow dance with that other woman wasn’t just a regular slow dance… it was a romantic one actually!

On my way out the door after the show got over with… I went to pick up my coat that I had to pay for to hang up and the lady who gave me my coat back was real gorgeous looking so I decided to tell her that. I said to her, “You look gorgeous btw, I like that dress you’re wearing”. See? I gave her a great compliment and I really meant it that she was gorgeous, she had a nice dress on. She was smiling from ear to ear after I said it and she said, “Thank You”, so I think I just made her day.

I told two women to their face that she was “Gorgeous” and “beautiful” last night.

I’m practicing and working on my confidence… and it’s working. The dating advice from those youtube videos that I watched really works! Confidence is key to getting women… no other way around it. I saw one video where one guy said, “In order to eliminate shyness, just go and do it… the shyness will go away”. This guy was right. I tried it and it really worked.

I think I’ve got it with the women, guys! I’m beginning to see that maybe women do find me good looking and attractive! To attract women on dance floors, just look like you’re having a great time and they’ll approach you! This makes me want to start hitting the nightclubs like maybe Vapor in Saratoga Springs to see what kind of chicks I attract there.

Now I gotta start getting their phone numbers and asking them out on dates. Next goal. See that? I’m actually doing something about the women thing. If I keep it up, I could get myself a nice girlfriend before you know it!

Happy Thanksgiving everybody! Enjoy yourselves!

Kev

There’s a nasty rumor going around that some certain people said that I’ve been sending TierOneTalent a bunch of hateful and harassing e-mails… and they even accused me of mailing a harassing letter by regular mail to him. It’s NOT me. Don’t believe any of it as all of it’s just false accusations. It’s just that this guy has been getting a lot of hate mail from people complaining that his Jammy award show was nothing but a disaster. Like I said, this guy can’t take criticism of any kind. He’s been sending all the hate mail to the police and I heard they even thought about turning me in. Those hate mails were NOT from me at all. They have no proof of it and it would be hard to prove.

Dude…. people have all their right to talk shit about your dumb award show… get over it and take it like an adult. The police won’t do anything about them anyway.

Just proves my point that the people behind The Jammy’s can’t be trusted whatsoever.

Kev

I totally agree with, John!

What he said reminds me of myself which I had to re-share this in facebook and now I’m re-sharing this here on my site.

Don’t believe people when they make claims that your honesty or negativity won’t make you any friends. It’s bullshit!

Your honesty may not be for everyone but you’ll still get people who will respect you for it. While my honesty online over the years have been controversial, I have made new friends and fans out of it. People stuck with me and believed in me. Trust me, I’ve met some pretty cool people out of it.

If people don’t like your honesty and no longer your friend ’cause of it… that means they never believed in you after all that time. When people stick with you and new people believe in you, they are the right friends.

While my honesty maybe tough and brutal… I have a lot of people out there who respect me for that, and I’m grateful. Seriously!

Kev