Conflict of Interests and Making the Right Choices

I just came across a personal ad of a woman who was a bartender who was studying to be a nurse. I would think that would be a conflict of interests. Sure, let's give them cirrhosis and then try to cure them. Yeah, that's it! Sigh.

Kind like when Walgreen's, which has a pharmacy, also sells cigarettes and alcohol. I mean, seriously.  Where's their conscience?

Let's poison them and then give them things to help fix them a little bit, and then repeat the cycle all over again so we can get DOUBLE the profits.  Grrrr.  I'm SO not liking that.

Superhero Comic Book Pinback Book now on Barnes and Noble!

My new book is now on Barnes and Noble in addition to Amazon.  Check it out!

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/comic-book-superhero-collectible-pin-back-buttons-and-badges-of-the-1940s-1960s-jonathon-jones/1112279368?ean=2940015028287

Relationships and Marriage

Have you ever noticed how, with really old, obviously happily married couples that have hit their 80s-90s, the guy never seems to be the personality type that younger women would ever consider if that guy was 50-60 years younger and their own age?

I think they’re great examples of what women actually need for a relationship to survive that long.  It’s not the overly macho/virile/non-stop/emotionally void or mysterious “supposedly exciting” beefcakes that end up with the woman till’ death do they part.

It’s the purse-holding “yes-dears” who are smiling and holding their hands with an intense emotional look of love in their eyes that never faded after umpteen years.  Maybe you ladies should all stop to consider what that means when you go to choose when you’re younger.

Maybe us wussy but faithful, emotional lovey-dovey clingy types who DO love spending time with you as opposed to having a relationship with a beer can, the television set, gym equipment, or a random variety of females would be a much better way to go.  It’s just something to think about.

Comic Book Superhero Collectible Pin-Back Buttons and Badges of the 1940s-1960s: The Book

My new book entitled Comic Book Superhero Collectible Pin-Back Buttons and Badges of the 1940s-1960s is OFFICIALLY published.  It's currently on Amazon, should be on Barnes and Noble within a day, and within a month or two should be available on Apple devices.  For the current Amazon link, please visit this page:

http://www.amazon.com/Superhero-Collectible-Pin-Back-1940s-1960s-ebook/dp/B008PWMS4G/ref=la_B006PE7K8U_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1343511226&sr=1-16

Please remember, if you don't have a Kindle you can download a PC or Mac version online through Amazon for FREE and read books through your computer!

Comic Book Superhero Collectible Pin-Back Buttons and Badges of the 1940s-1960s

My new book is about to be released!  Here's a summary:


Collectors of comic book superhero memorabilia as well as vintage pinback buttons are quite abundant in today’s day and age.  However, what both groups are often unaware of is the sheer abundance and variety of items that contain elements of both collectible types.  This unique book dives headfirst into an often-unknown collection type that features pin-backs and badges that represent these iconic characters.  Combining unique historical insights, origin points for the pins themselves, and a variety of over 175 pictures, this identification guide will both delight and amaze a variety of people of all ages who have always loved superheroes.

Spider-Man

Spider-man's first appearance in 1962 means he is officially 50 years old. Wow. To think that when I was born he was just 9 and relatively new to the world

Mirror, Mirror

I just saw "Mirror, Mirror" on pay-per-view. That young woman who played Snow White was CUTE with a capital C. Wow.  She kind of reminded me of Audrey Hepburn and, in the face, kind of like the young Jennifer Connelly when she played in the movie “Career Opportunities” back in 1991.