Mad_Man - All Comments

re: Signing off

Qsheeba — Sun, 27 Jul 2008 01:41:24 GMT

arianrecords

Listening to your music I could not understand what you were trying to say. Slow it down and enunciate the words please.

My $0.02 worthy

re: Signing off

arianrecords — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 04:00:39 GMT

THE GIFT & THE CURSE by A-rian of Arian Records:

The 8 track album by US based ugandan artist is out. www.arianrecords.com is the place to be, don't miss out on great music. songs like, Eternal Love, East African Union, Euros and Dollars and A-rian are playing everywhere; radios, online, TV e.t.c A-rian of Arian Records is definately taking music in east Africa to a different level for a cause! www.arianrecords.com is the place to be for audio, videos, photos and updates on the latest music. The prince is here to stay!

re: My travels in the East

YOUNG ROME — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:21:02 GMT

yes the road is now one of the best in all of uganda..i just visited uganda last year, i am goin back this year. my name is romeo and im from sipi thats how i know exactly where your talkin about. that pic of the second falls, the land on top is owned buy my uncles. its crazy to see dat.lol...its good to see and hear so much interest about where i was born. who knew i would be living in U.S and reading about this on my lap top. i would like to know more about you.

contact:

email: dmx_301@yahoo.com

web site: www.myspace.com/romeobjt

re: Signing off

Qsheeba — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 01:05:56 GMT

Mad_Man

Just because you are in Ug it does not mean you can't come here and chat. Enjoy your vacation

re: A little Bio of the MM

Qsheeba — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 14:16:40 GMT

Thanks for sharing your story. Stay safe in Baghdad

re: A little Bio of the MM

admin — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 12:27:49 GMT

Wow.... the true Mad Man comes out....lol. Thank you for an interesting bio. Let me be the first to welcome you here as a Ugandan American. You are already a huge plus to our nation by just your contributions to this website. I always look forward to your posts. Take care of yourself in Baghdad.

re: A little something Special

Mad_Man — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 09:06:37 GMT

There seems to be some problems with this post, I will get a commity to examine why there wasn' anything special about this post and where the money went. But in order to do this I will need donations of ush 100,000 from each of the readers inorder to contract out the commity for the most qualified company. After 6 months they will give the report only to me and I will be able to determine the action needed and either publish the action and results or just leave you guessing if anything even happen. So please donate 100,000 as so the inquiry can be completed

re: A little something Special

Dacosta — Thu, 29 May 2008 16:11:59 GMT

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re: A little something Special

XPLICIT — Wed, 21 May 2008 17:30:30 GMT

Simply cool!!

re: Every Day Frustration

Qsheeba — Sat, 17 May 2008 21:50:57 GMT

Be on the look out for PTSD since you are in the war zone

re: A new Chapter

Qsheeba — Sat, 17 May 2008 21:46:06 GMT

Wow Good luck

Are you in Iraq as a US enlisted military or a Ugandan working for the US military? I don't blame your wife for worrying it is hard to watch the news nothing good comes out of Iraq. Good luck and stay safe

re: The Good Fight or The Long Day

Qsheeba — Sat, 17 May 2008 21:38:24 GMT

Usually ppl who manage in this style are very insecure and they have no confidence in their abilities. Probably they got to the top by kiss a**ing their way to the top. So to hide their incomptence, they make life miserable for the ppl they supervise especially if one of them knows the job better than the boss.

It sounds to me like you are doing a good job challenging the person, if he was smarter he should rely on you to help him grow and learn a better way to manage instead of making your working life a living hell.

Hang in there

re: A little something Special

Qsheeba — Sat, 17 May 2008 21:27:43 GMT

Hey Mad_Man

Where is the little something? What was it?

re: A new Chapter

kakokoolo — Mon, 05 May 2008 08:11:27 GMT

Believe me, a year doesn't last as long as it sounds. Better start making preparations for your withdrawal from Iraq NOW! Uganda ain't a piece of cake either but has a lot of possibilities. So, I encourage u 2 come. I lived in UK for 5 and a half years but for the last 3 of those years, I was mostly plotting my return 2 UG. 2 years after my return, I have little 2 regret.

re: A new Chapter

Mad_Man — Sat, 03 May 2008 13:41:47 GMT

And there has been a change of heart with my wife, I will be working for a bit longer here in the desert. We've talked and came to the understanding that even though love conquers most, the idea is to make more money so that we to don't have to live in poverty when i finally make it to uganda. So here is to another year sucking dust and sand.