The Previously Unwritten Guidelines Of The Unmarried Man.
to be continued...... Labels: Informative, Lessons In Etiquette, Meh |

to be continued...... Labels: Informative, Lessons In Etiquette, Meh |
| Surprisingly, yes, I do. But here's the deal.... I do my best to make the environment better. Not in a 'tree-hugger' sort of way, but in a 'for my kids' kinda way. I recycle (at work), I eat organic foods (starting to anyway), I pee outside to conserve water, I even used to sell hemp products (in $20 increments). I do this and that to keep things beautiful. This means nothing in the eyes in of the Department Of Licencing. I have an SUV. A smaller one, but one none the less. It's from '95, so I have to do emissions tests every two years (like most of you do here in the U. S. of A...ssholes). I found out last year when I bought it that it was doomed to fail the test. After doing some tricks, I passed the initial test. This year was different. They were hip to my tricks and changed up the process a little. I failed like I knew it would. I visited my mechanic who told me, "Well, you need a new CAT converter. I could fix it now, or I can bill you for diagnostics and that will earn you a waiver for your tabs." Sweet. I pick option B. I confidently drive to my next test and fail with flying colors. "Yes, I now I failed. I have a waiver." The look these fuckers gave me was demeaning. Like I personally was going to ruin the Earth with my Chevy. "Go ahead and pull up to the office to get your paperwork sir." Suddenly I'm an asshole because I chose to save money. I pulled up to the office to finish up. The old chick behind the desk gave me the same look. "Let's pop the hood." What the fuck for? I guess I'm hiding my supped-up hemi underneath the dirty, chipped hood of my aging truck. "Sure, why not." Nothing exciting. She proceeds to take her time filling out my paperwork and mentally shoves me outside. I journey to the DOL. The lady behind the glass (with a huge hole BTW, who's that gonna stop?) gives me the same look. Even after I ask about the special Fight Child Abuse plate. Cunt. Taking the cheap way out does not make me a bad person. Paying my fees in quarters does, interestingly enough. Labels: About me, What Bugs Me |
| Every bitch on Melrose place A little old, but timeless. If you lived here, you knew at some point that your best friend would fight you, sleep with your man, make up, then do it all over again. Cartman Why they still hang out with him, I don't know. But, don't we all have that extra friend who we really don't want around? Jack Bauer All his friends die at some point or another. Plus, he torutres your ex-boyfriends/husbands. Bugs Bunny He acts like your friend. He pretends he cares. Then he dresses up like a woman and makes you question your sexuality. Garfield He consistently kicks is live-in, hetero-lifemate directly in the ass and onto the floor from an unusally high dining room table. Yet, Odie still worships him. Cats are not to be trusted. Bill Dauterive He drives down property values with his less than desirable personality and dirty wife-beaters. He also constantly tries to hit on your wife in the most creepiest, stalkerish way possible. ![]() Labels: Media/YouTube, Meh |
| There's a horrible condition out there that no one talks about. No one reports on it. No one does some college study on it. It's called Michael Jackson Syndrome. No, it's not some child-loving sickness. It's a syndrome that could affect anyone. Rather than give you a definition, I'll just give you the classic example.... Michael Jackson never had a real childhood. His father forced him and his brother's (mostly him) to grow up too soon and be entertainers to help Joe (father) pay the bills. He never really made any friends. He never really got to play with any toys or play pretend or anything. So when Mike became older, he reverted back to his childhood in an attempt to re-live it and things got a little out of hand. In a nutshell, he missed out on a period of his life and he went overboard recapturing it. How this relates to me or you is simple. When someone, anyone, involves themself in a long term relationship before the age of 18 or gets married before the age of 22, they give up thoroughly enjoying their young adulthood in favor of 'love'. When they inevitably break up in their late 20's and they find themselves clueless on how to function as an adult by themselves, they go buck-fucking-wild. This is for men and women. They are drunk 5 days a week. Not out of sadness, but out of just plain partying. They are banging everyone in sight. They're buying all these outrageous outfits or a nice car, generally over-extending their finances like they would have when they turned 21. It's kind of sad, but fun. So this is what I call Michael Jackson Syndrome. These people are all missing out on a wonderful time in their life and they are forced by nature when they are once again single to relive it. Like Michael Jackson. Its the best comparison that I can come up with. Labels: Meh |
| The single greatest In Living Color skit of all time is also one of the controversial missing skits from the DVD set. Apparently they wanted to save money by not bothering with copyright/licensing fees that were necessary to include certain musical skits, spoofs, and performances. That means it can only be seen in reruns on BET. If I had Tivo or a knowledge of when this episode (104) aired, I would record it myself and bring it to the internet for it is not available anywhere. I get lucky at times and I'll do my usual channel check before heading upstairs for sleep and I'll catch it. I just think its the funniest shit ever, plus, it's when America first found out that Jamie Foxx is actually not that bad of a singer. Bonus points for spoofing my favorite song ever. What they're spoofing: A spoof of the spoof, lip syncing the actual episode: A not-so-great version: The original version: Labels: Media/YouTube |