"Rick Reynolds Gets Happy"  -  Video Podcasts

Rick Reynolds Gets Happy video podcast - BubzacBubzac
Rick chats with morose comic Larry "Bubbles" Brown.

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Rick Reynolds Gets Happy video podcast - Meditate on ThisMeditate on This
Rick takes a hike & gets jiggy with nature.

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Rick Reynolds Gets Happy video podcast: What's Your SPQ?What's Your SPQ?
Figure your Sexual Promiscuity Quotient.

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Rick Reynolds Gets Happy video podcast: 

Shut Up and Don't EatShut Up and Don't Eat
Rick visits his nutritionist, Dr. Mom.

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You Are What You OwnYou Are What You Own
Rick gives us a tour of his awesome pad.

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Monday, August 01, 2005

The Golden Rule Plus™

For me, one of the big problems with organized religions, like Christianity, is that they’re all about trying to make people “good.” The Church of Rick would be about making people happy. About a year ago I sat down and tried to think of all of the things in my life that have brought me real happiness over the years. I’m not talking about little pleasures like eating Doritos, or watching TV, or seeing my friends fail. I’m talking about the things that really made me hum. And I realized that they all had this one thing in common. They were all about doing the right thing.

The reason Cooper and Jack bring me so much happiness is that I can’t help but do the right thing where they’re concerned. The lure of pleasure never gets in the way of my doing what’s best for my boys. So, the basic doctrine of the Church of Rick would be the Christian Golden Rule. But with a little twist.

My best friend Dave is always telling me that I don’t love myself, so I don’t treat myself nearly as well as I should, which I’ve come to discover is actually a very common problem. So, our Golden Rule would be: “Do unto others as you would have others do unto you, and do unto yourself as you would do unto others.”