Give me head or the monkey gets spanked.
Thursday, June 10, 2004
Monday, May 17, 2004
Guess what happened to me? Cause stuff like this always happens to me. My Dad and I come out of the hardware store to see my car driving out of the parking lot. Dad shouts "Someone is stealing your car!". We run up to the car to see that the security club is still on the steering wheel, but the car is driving away. Well, not too far away as it is being very intimate with a concrete light pole. I drop my shopping and dash for the car. Running along side it, I open the drivers door (what's left of it) and jump in the car and hit the brakes. The driver's side mirror and most of the body panels are ripped off. The emergency brake was on the whole time but it was also in gear. What happened? The remote start went haywire. Why do we have remote start? It came with the alarm. The car just started itself and drove into a concrete pole. And remote starts should never EVER engage when the car is in gear. I was just a little mad. Dad's comment "If I hadn't seen it, I would have called you a liar". Heavy words from my Dad and foreshadowing too. At the grocery store about 10 minutes later it did it again. While I was sitting in the car, with the keys in my hand. This time it wasn't in gear so it just sat there and ran the engine. Wife not very happy, but understanding and trusting. Forward 3 days, the car is at the dealership. They agree to remove the remote start but smarmy mechanic says to the Wife, "I'm not sure about this, remote starts don't work when the car is in gear". Forward 2 hours later, the staff and ICBC are discussing the situation about the car and then right in front of them the car (now named Christine) starts up and runs into another car inside the garage. They promptly yanked the remote start wiring out of it. To wrap up, we have to make an ICBC claim and pay the costs because they still won't take the blame. And yes, there is a class action suit against Honda by other owners this has happened to and we are joining them. I hate cars, cars hate me.
Monday, April 19, 2004
A Worse Mousetrap
As I type, the mouse climbs my shoulder and leaps into my breast pocket. I laugh when his furry gray head pops out. He twitters his whiskers, watching as I finish my apology. I hug him against my heart. Later, I will sign my note as the rat poison makes it way through my system.
100 Jolts: Shockingly Short Stories by Michael A. Arnzen
As I type, the mouse climbs my shoulder and leaps into my breast pocket. I laugh when his furry gray head pops out. He twitters his whiskers, watching as I finish my apology. I hug him against my heart. Later, I will sign my note as the rat poison makes it way through my system.
100 Jolts: Shockingly Short Stories by Michael A. Arnzen
Friday, February 27, 2004
My brother came home from living in Bolivia and Ecuador with a new game. I don't know spanish, but it was something like 'pase del gato', or 'Passing of the Cat' in english. The premise of the game being that a group would sit in a circle and pass a cat around. Eventually the cat would want out of the game, and would therefore claw its way out. The clawee would be the loser, and the players would find something else to do (or another cat).
Wednesday, February 25, 2004
Wednesday, February 04, 2004
My girlfriend is the daughter of the Edinburgh Zoo Warden.
She lives right in the middle of the zoo, which makes coming and going at night on foot hair-raisingly interesting.
Her room is even more interesting, with an enormous coal fire, mounted heads on the walls, and about 20 different big animal pelts lying around.
Of course, we make it our mission to perform a comparison study of which is the best pelt to place in front of the fire and make love on.
Zebra is way too harsh and itchy.
Gnu is too small and wiry.
Grizzly bear is just wonderful.
But our hands-down favourite was snow leopard.
So, if your love-life needs a spark, go bag yourself a snow leopard.
Better be quick, though -- there's only about three left...
She lives right in the middle of the zoo, which makes coming and going at night on foot hair-raisingly interesting.
Her room is even more interesting, with an enormous coal fire, mounted heads on the walls, and about 20 different big animal pelts lying around.
Of course, we make it our mission to perform a comparison study of which is the best pelt to place in front of the fire and make love on.
Zebra is way too harsh and itchy.
Gnu is too small and wiry.
Grizzly bear is just wonderful.
But our hands-down favourite was snow leopard.
So, if your love-life needs a spark, go bag yourself a snow leopard.
Better be quick, though -- there's only about three left...
Wednesday, January 28, 2004
Thursday, January 22, 2004
Standing behind a 50-ish Mexican man at the liquor store. He was buying about 200 single-shot bottles of vodka, scotch and rum, etc.
The cashier: "you know, you can buy large bottles of these..."
The Mexican man simply pointed outside.
In the bed of his truck was an enormous naked-woman pinata.
I love living this close to the border.
The cashier: "you know, you can buy large bottles of these..."
The Mexican man simply pointed outside.
In the bed of his truck was an enormous naked-woman pinata.
I love living this close to the border.
One time in high school a clerk turned his back on my friends so they stole an entire roll of scratch tickets from the counter.
They drove really fast to other stores so they could cash them all before they were looking for them.
The entire roll of over 500 tickets cashed out at less than $150.
Don't buy scratch tickets.
They drove really fast to other stores so they could cash them all before they were looking for them.
The entire roll of over 500 tickets cashed out at less than $150.
Don't buy scratch tickets.
Wednesday, January 21, 2004
Tuesday, January 20, 2004
One morning I wake up to find my roomate, standing in front of the refrigerator, freezer door open, sniffing the top of a plastic milk jug and giggling hysterically.
"Smell this," he insists.
I'm still half asleep, so when he holds the open bottle up to my nose, I take a deep whiff.
Mistake.
The stench wafting up from that bottle was enough to unhinge my knees. I collpased in a heap on the floor, eyes watering, snorting like a mad bull to clear the vile odor from my nostrils. I'd literally been knocked down, the smell was so bad.
"What was that?" I gasped. The bottle seemed completely empty except for a thin glaze of ice at the bottom.
He laughed crazily. "Last night when I was studying, every time I had to fart I'd hold this bottle up to my asshole and fart into it. Then I stuck it in the freezer overnight to see what would happen."
So that was it. Frozen farts.
More disturbing than the smell, perhaps, was the ice build up on the bottom of the bottle. I guess all that humidity coming out of his ass had condensed and frozen into pure fart crystals.
"Want to smell it again?" he giggled.
"Sure, why not."
"Smell this," he insists.
I'm still half asleep, so when he holds the open bottle up to my nose, I take a deep whiff.
Mistake.
The stench wafting up from that bottle was enough to unhinge my knees. I collpased in a heap on the floor, eyes watering, snorting like a mad bull to clear the vile odor from my nostrils. I'd literally been knocked down, the smell was so bad.
"What was that?" I gasped. The bottle seemed completely empty except for a thin glaze of ice at the bottom.
He laughed crazily. "Last night when I was studying, every time I had to fart I'd hold this bottle up to my asshole and fart into it. Then I stuck it in the freezer overnight to see what would happen."
So that was it. Frozen farts.
More disturbing than the smell, perhaps, was the ice build up on the bottom of the bottle. I guess all that humidity coming out of his ass had condensed and frozen into pure fart crystals.
"Want to smell it again?" he giggled.
"Sure, why not."
Monday, January 19, 2004
Thursday, January 15, 2004
He is not so different, I suppose, from a young girl I saw last week in a grocery checkout line. She was with her mother. She couldn’t have been more than six. She was white. As her mother paid the bill, she looked up at the cashier, a black woman, and in a loud, clear voice, said, “Excuse me, ma’am. Are you black?” Her mother gasped. But the cashier, who knew where the question was coming from, merely smiled and said, “Why, yes, young lady! I am!”.
Tuesday, January 13, 2004
Friday, January 09, 2004
1. I'm sorry, but what does this have to do with human sacrifice?
2. Seriously, will you still be this interested in me after we've dated for a while?
3. Would you be able to tell if I were defecating right now?
4. I am French. Your money means nothing to me.
5. I can smell your panties through the phone.
2. Seriously, will you still be this interested in me after we've dated for a while?
3. Would you be able to tell if I were defecating right now?
4. I am French. Your money means nothing to me.
5. I can smell your panties through the phone.
Thursday, November 27, 2003
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