Uh Oh! Say It Ain't So! Extenze Accused of Telling Tall Tales About Its Product....

Well, dang it! Just when we all thought a good solution had been found to a problem that plagues more than just a few.... the fact that every now and then there needs to be a little "enhancement" in one's life. Extenze promised through endless commercials to deliver "growth" and "extra stamina" for a "certain part of the male body". Well, a couple years after this massive advertising campaign hit the airwaves, the real results are now in, and I guess they've come up a bit short. Sorry, it was just sitting there waiting. I HAD to take it! ;)

Anyway, those of you who bought into the whole Extenze male enhancement frenzy and went out and plunked down your hard cash hoping to get the goods...well, you can still get in on the cash settlement ($6 million to be awarded, to be exact) that is now being refunded to anyone who bought this product between May 29, 2005 and October 25, 2010, if you file a "valid" claim. I don't know how one will have to go about filing a "valid" claim on this one, but boy, is my mind running all over the place on that one. "We need proof that it didn't work for you!". Ummmm.... yeah! Okay! Who gets to be the judge here? LOL!! OMG...... Where is the evidence, you know? I'd like to be in the courtroom on THAT day! ;)

Anyway, if you want more info on this Extenze debacle, you can get more info here:
http://extenzesettlement.com. You don't actually have to go to court, though, but that would be an interesting day of proceedings, wouldn't it? I certainly think so! Anyway, you will need to go here and fill out a form to make your claim. Good luck, fellas! They haven't said whether the ladies get to be in on the settlement too, but you can always check it out!

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Yoga Classes in San Quentin Prison

I've been meaning to write this up for a while now, but life interrupts! Anyhow, I've recently learned about the Prison Yoga Project at San Quentin prison. They now have made available for their inmates ongoing yoga classes, and also the opportunity for inmates to study and become yoga instructors. This seemed a bit controversial to me at first, because it seems like prisons are being made a bit too "comfortable" with cable TV, fancy rec rooms, and state of the art gyms where big, mean felons are free to just spend hours upon hours a year getting bigger and meaner by the time they come out, you know? However, maybe the yoga is not such a bad thing. In fact, maybe they should ONLY let them do yoga! lol!! No MMA or kick boxing classes, please! I'm serious! Anyway....

As controversial as it is, perhaps the yoga program really is helping some of these inmates learn to meditate, focus and calm themselves at certain moments where they would otherwise react violently. One can only hope so, right? I'd rather see them doing yoga than hitting the heavy bag in the boxing room any day. In fact, more people on the outside could also use a bit more yoga and meditation in their lives, if you ask me. So, what do you think? Good program or yet another excessive prison luxury? Don't hold back, now! ;)
And if you're really curious, here's the website: http://prisonyoga.com/

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