2. I need to go to bed.
Sunday, February 10, 2008
After watching a commercial about personalized teddy bears, which was like two and a half minutes long, I decided to visit the web site to see just how much their eharmony-likepersonalized bears were.
This Teddy Bear is One Hundred and nine dollars .

This one's my favorite.
This Teddy Bear is One Hundred and nine dollars .
This one's my favorite.
It turns out that the mom from one of the funniest shows i have ever seen is also the mom from one of the unfunniest shows i have ever seen.


Listen to this shitty vcr recording for Jessica Walter
Listen to this shitty vcr recording for Jessica Walter
When I was 16 I worked at a skating rink.
One of my favorite things to do was to slowly begin to walk next to a slow skater around the inner circle.
Every once in a while I'd glance over & about a quarter of the way around the rink, they'd start to go a little faster, and i'd start walking faster until I was at a slow jog and they were giving it their all to go faster than their level of ability and looking at me terrified. Then I'd suddenly turn away.
Or
I really liked whistling at people and saying things like "If I see you do that again, you're totally out of here man- you can't be doing that, seriously"
and then they'd say "what?"
and i'd say "You know what you did man, just don't do it again"
and then I'd tell them to go skate and if they still wanted to know what it was that they were almost in trouble for, I'd tell them not to "be smart with me" & "don't press your luck" and things of that nature.
I usually did that to the kids who seemed like jerks.
confusion = comedy
Also- sometimes I drove to work wearing quads which I don't think was very safe.
One of my favorite things to do was to slowly begin to walk next to a slow skater around the inner circle.
Every once in a while I'd glance over & about a quarter of the way around the rink, they'd start to go a little faster, and i'd start walking faster until I was at a slow jog and they were giving it their all to go faster than their level of ability and looking at me terrified. Then I'd suddenly turn away.
Or
I really liked whistling at people and saying things like "If I see you do that again, you're totally out of here man- you can't be doing that, seriously"
and then they'd say "what?"
and i'd say "You know what you did man, just don't do it again"
and then I'd tell them to go skate and if they still wanted to know what it was that they were almost in trouble for, I'd tell them not to "be smart with me" & "don't press your luck" and things of that nature.
I usually did that to the kids who seemed like jerks.
confusion = comedy
Also- sometimes I drove to work wearing quads which I don't think was very safe.
Monday, February 04, 2008
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Thursday, January 03, 2008
ETG: You know who would be really fun to fight?
Me: who
ETG: Janice Dickinson.
ME: *laughter*
ETG: I'm going to start writing her taunting e-mails. . . With her strip-mall modeling agency. . .
Me: . . . with public school carpeting with track lighting. Just tell her she's not pretty anymore.
ETG: I'm going to fight Janice Dickinson this year.
Resolution #1
Me: who
ETG: Janice Dickinson.
ME: *laughter*
ETG: I'm going to start writing her taunting e-mails. . . With her strip-mall modeling agency. . .
Me: . . . with public school carpeting with track lighting. Just tell her she's not pretty anymore.
ETG: I'm going to fight Janice Dickinson this year.
Resolution #1
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Friday, June 29, 2007
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Saturday, May 20, 2006
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Monday, March 13, 2006
On a MUCH smaller scale, like my amazingly lucky, lovely and spectacular sister, I also get to see free shows. . .
See Figures A and C Below depicting a Free G-Love concert that was fantastic by the way:
Figure A

Figure B

Figure C

Compare Figures A, B, and C.
Please keep in mind this conversation was all shouted over very loud music to a girl, (and later, with slight variations, to a guy,) I didn't know.
Me: *Excessive, explosive laughter*
(Yelling over the music)
The bassist guy looks like Philip Seymour Hoffman!
Concert Girl: *Continued "jamming" to the music*
(Big THC Smile)
Who looks like what?!
Me: *continued laughter*
The bassist- he looks like Philip Seymore. . . Have you seen Happiness?
Concert Girl: Yeah, this show is happen'en
Me: *laughter dying down slightly*
N-no. . . Happiness! The movie; It's hilarious!
Punch Drunk Love?
Capote?
Philip Seymour Hoffman!
Love Liza?!
Concert Girl: I love G-Love!
Me: *laughter gone*
Nonono. . . Liza. . . .
Concert Girl: Awesome! I'm Becca! Wanna hit this?
Me: . . . Ok
So Becca, or that other guy, if you are reading, this is what I was talking about
See Figures A and C Below depicting a Free G-Love concert that was fantastic by the way:
Figure A
Figure B
Figure C
Compare Figures A, B, and C.
Please keep in mind this conversation was all shouted over very loud music to a girl, (and later, with slight variations, to a guy,) I didn't know.
Me: *Excessive, explosive laughter*
(Yelling over the music)
The bassist guy looks like Philip Seymour Hoffman!
Concert Girl: *Continued "jamming" to the music*
(Big THC Smile)
Who looks like what?!
Me: *continued laughter*
The bassist- he looks like Philip Seymore. . . Have you seen Happiness?
Concert Girl: Yeah, this show is happen'en
Me: *laughter dying down slightly*
N-no. . . Happiness! The movie; It's hilarious!
Punch Drunk Love?
Capote?
Philip Seymour Hoffman!
Love Liza?!
Concert Girl: I love G-Love!
Me: *laughter gone*
Nonono. . . Liza. . . .
Concert Girl: Awesome! I'm Becca! Wanna hit this?
Me: . . . Ok
So Becca, or that other guy, if you are reading, this is what I was talking about
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