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Goldelolz... beutifuls kitten

Chris Golde — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:10:21 +0000

Well, long story short. I was actualy stretching to jump and hit a sign.... needless to say, I have no hops. Enjoy, as always here's the direct link to my flickr.

Goldelolz... Stuck

Chris Golde — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 22:19:01 +0000

Holy shit, it's been a while since I've posted anything. Well, here you go. Like alway you can see it here.

Goldelolz... sneaky

Chris Golde — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 16:58:12 +0000

It's the fifth one! Man, can't believe this is still going on. Anyway here it is. You might want to watch this video to get it a little more.

Goldelolz... shatz?

Chris Golde — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 03:27:07 +0000

To the people that already new about this picture, your welcome.... to everyone else.... I'm sorry. As always you can see the pic below or at my Flikr.

Goldelolz... Tea Cups

Chris Golde — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 17:26:31 +0000

Another Goldelolz for everyone who cares. As always, you can see it below or check it out on my flickr feed.

Goldelolz... HALP!?

Chris Golde — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 08:16:24 +0000

Heres another in the series. You can see it below and/or check out my flickr feed.

Goldelolz... the first

Chris Golde — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 02:03:14 +0000

Here's the very first Goldelolz, you can see it now or you can see it here.

A Response

Chris Golde — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 21:37:26 +0000

It's not often I write a response to a blog (in my opinion, it's really an article), well in this case an email. It's even less often that I will let the person know that I even wrote it (Part of me likes it being out there with out the intended person knowing about it. Hoping that some day they may come across it.) That won't be the case today. Today, I'm going to try my best to have them see it. I want to do this, not to hurt him, but in fact the exact opposite. I want to show him, and the world, that people can have a rational reaction to an article that's been written. I want to show him that there isn't just crazy people out there on the interwebs. Who am I talking about? Well, none other than Jason Calacanis. A human being, who in my opinion, is extremely smart, creative, hardworking, and most importantly.... caring. I guess I should give some back story. Jason sent out an article talking about how because of the internet and it's anonymity it has, intern, robbed us of our humanity. His article can be read here, and I do highly recommend everyone that's with in eye sight of it read it completely through. Even with that endorsement I do think there are some problems with the his conclusion. There is no doubt in my mind that there are things said online that most would never say in person. There is also no doubt in my mind that those horrendous things that are said, are said because of the anonymity. But, even with that said, there is no doubt in my mind that it's not an epidemic. I know, I will now get flamed, but I think what I say is true. If we look through out history people have been committing atrocities since the start of civilization. That doesn't make it right, but what it means is that we aren't loosing our humanity because of technology. We're losing it because of our lack of understanding, respect, and empathy. These sick, ignorant, people say what ever comes to there mind. There no different then racists or sexists. All we've done is find an new kind of ignorance. This time it doesn't care what color you skin is, what God you believe in, or even what you look like at all. In fact, they like it better to just make these details up. It suits there fantasies better. Fulfills there need for being in power and dominating someone. But this isn't new, this is old. Just look through out history and you'll see it every where. But that only explains half of what Jason was talking about. There was a time in our history when people would go to hangings. They had no reason to be there other than to have something to do in the afternoon. Even worse is some would come for the soul reason of watching someone die. We as a world have been watching people beat the shit out of each other, calling it a "sport", for as long as I can remember. And, even though it always makes me ashamed to bring up, we, meaning human beings, used to have slaves we beat, some to death. A lot of the time there were people more than happy to watch these things. Some of these instances have evolved into legitimate sports, others are now against almost all earthly laws. My point, if you can tell in these ramblings, is that what Jason's talking about, has always been here. It's in our history, maybe even already in our DNA. Nothing I've seen, I haven't already seen in the history books. It's just coming out a different way. That's what technology does, gives a new way of doing old things. Now, that being said, I believe with ever fiber of my being that it can be changed. Maybe, I'm being naive by thinking the world in fact can be a better place. Maybe, but I rather see the world get better than see it fail. I will do my best to make the world better. What would happen if everyone thought that way? P.S. - Jason Calacanis I think your are a great inspirational man. I love hearing and reading your insights, thoughts, and ideas. I don't always agree with you but I respect your opinion and position. Thank you for sharing your life. #empathyday

New Year, New Beginnings

Chris Golde — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 12:03:36 +0000

So much and so little has happened this year. We as a country elected a black president and in the same instance took away rights to gay individuals. I ended the year no different then I had entered it. I've learned things, no question about that. I just wish that I could see some distance between where I was and where I am now. On the bright side, this is a new year. I have a lot of exciting things coming down the pipe. One of them is a show I've been working on that I hope to have up in the next month or two. Along with that, a website re-design for this site and a new site for the new show. Also, look forward to more shorts and maybe even some mini-series and/or shows. All and all this should be a good year.

Nightmare

Chris Golde — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 12:17:56 +0000

I just woke up from a nightmare. Maybe in a few days I'll find it funny (actually I'm sure I will) but today I find it frightening. Here's what happened before it gets fuzzy in my mind. Shit was happening in my life and I met this black guy who was wheel chair bound. I decided to help him out and we went back to my house. An argument broke out at my house and he went back out to my car. After I was done arguing with who ever was in my house I went out to my car to talk to my new friend only to find someone was stealing my car. Who are these two people? Well, in the passenger seat was James Franco and Craig Ferguson was driving (yes, I know. Weird. Especially since I really like these guys). I tried to break James Franco's arm. All it did was bend and he laughed and me. As the car starts pulling away I pulled my self into the back seat. This is when I find my friend I had just met, they had killed him. I look at Craig Ferguson to see him pointing a gun at my head. I didn't think he'd pull the trigger. He did. I remember seeing his face of horror as I start grinning with the half of my face I still had. He tells me to swallow the bullet and die already. I, had different plans. I can hear police sirens in the back ground and could feel myself slipping away. Some how I have the gun in my hand. I try to pull the trigger. It seems to take all my strength and finally the hammer falls. Nothing happens. I do it again. This time it doesn't take as long. Again, nothing. I try a third time knowing I have only one more shot. I take it. It lands home. It's right after that moment that I woke up, scared myself on a shadow that looked just like a man, and tried to figure out what the fuck this dream could have possible meant.