LSD and I are getting ready for New Years, and she says . . .
LSD: Okay. Poop and a shower, and we go."
Doctor Kenneth Noisewater: Let it rip, babe.
LSD: You're so supportive.
(As she goes across the hall into the bathroom)
DKN: Anything for you. You want me to hold your hand?
LSD: No (I hear through the closed door).
Monday, December 31, 2012
Saturday, December 29, 2012
I felt rather uninspired for gift ideas this year, but one that I did get right is a trip for me and my father to go to the Baseball Hall of Fame in July. My dad is getting up there in years, and he has never been to see The Hall, despite being the most knowledgeable baseball historian I know. As a kid, I remember seeing him spending hours leafing through the Baseball Encyclopedia, making notes in his illegible handwriting about things he happened to know about various players and their seasons, such as Babe Ruth's worst season due to health complications he had due to a hot dog eating contest. If you ask him any question you can think of, such as any big name player's lifetime average, he can rattle it off immediately.
He and I have 4 days in Cooperstown, N.Y., and we're staying in a cozy little bed and breakfast in the "penthouse suite," which is the ideal room because we can spread out, and multiple beds are good because my dad is on a slightly different sleep schedule than me (he goes to bed at 8pm and gets up around 4AM).
Even if some family members got gift cards and the like from me this time around, I was really proud of this gift, and I felt like the best son ever when I saw how excited he was about it.
Everyone else have a good holiday? Anyone want to share a good gift they got or gave away?
He and I have 4 days in Cooperstown, N.Y., and we're staying in a cozy little bed and breakfast in the "penthouse suite," which is the ideal room because we can spread out, and multiple beds are good because my dad is on a slightly different sleep schedule than me (he goes to bed at 8pm and gets up around 4AM).
Even if some family members got gift cards and the like from me this time around, I was really proud of this gift, and I felt like the best son ever when I saw how excited he was about it.
Everyone else have a good holiday? Anyone want to share a good gift they got or gave away?
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Baby, It's Cold in Those Undies
This morning I agreed to run up and down a bunch of hills at the Arboretum, a place where people walk around and look at trees, I guess. I thought it would be a good idea to run some hills to get ready for the Oakland Marathon, of all places. Maybe some bullet dodging training should be in order as well. I have lots of bad ideas.
A couple miles in and I was regretting this decision. The good news was that slowly the hangover was fading. The bad news is that as that dissipated, I started to freeze my dick off. That isn't meant simply as an uncouth figure of speech. No, I was quite literally freezing my dick off. I have got in a lot of trouble spending nights trying to get that part of me into some warm (sometimes wet) places over the years, but this was a far more dire situation.
When that part of your body gets really, really cold, it's hard to concentrate on much of anything else but getting your privates warmed up, but I did think of this: The last time I was shopping for jogging clothes, I didn't buy the running tights to keep my bottom half warm because they were all overpriced, which is strange because the tops in the same material are like a third of the price. However, when you find yourself in an Arboretum in bitter cold temperatures and in danger of contracting hypothermia of the penis, money is no object. I will now pay anything they want to protect my little man from the elements. I swear (looks down to his wang) I will never put you in a spot like that ever again.
We survived, me and him. Thanks for reading over the years, everyone. I know there are a few too many dick jokes and the like around here, but I really do value those of you who have come by over the years to share in my idiotic journey. Happy holidays, everyone.
A couple miles in and I was regretting this decision. The good news was that slowly the hangover was fading. The bad news is that as that dissipated, I started to freeze my dick off. That isn't meant simply as an uncouth figure of speech. No, I was quite literally freezing my dick off. I have got in a lot of trouble spending nights trying to get that part of me into some warm (sometimes wet) places over the years, but this was a far more dire situation.
When that part of your body gets really, really cold, it's hard to concentrate on much of anything else but getting your privates warmed up, but I did think of this: The last time I was shopping for jogging clothes, I didn't buy the running tights to keep my bottom half warm because they were all overpriced, which is strange because the tops in the same material are like a third of the price. However, when you find yourself in an Arboretum in bitter cold temperatures and in danger of contracting hypothermia of the penis, money is no object. I will now pay anything they want to protect my little man from the elements. I swear (looks down to his wang) I will never put you in a spot like that ever again.
We survived, me and him. Thanks for reading over the years, everyone. I know there are a few too many dick jokes and the like around here, but I really do value those of you who have come by over the years to share in my idiotic journey. Happy holidays, everyone.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
I did a post a while back about Every Block, and here is another one that illustrates just as well how snooty the citizens can be in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago.
Here is what the lady took the time to complain about:
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Man pees in Jonquil Park
Here is what the lady took the time to complain about:
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Man pees in Jonquil Park
by
Jeannie
Wrightwood Mom
My husband was at Jonquil Park today around 3pm with our
10 month old son. A black male in his mid 40's entered the gated area
and in front of my husband and son peed. He was wearing black pants, a
black jacket, a bright orange hat and carrying two backpacks one of them
camouflage. My husband just scooped up our son and got him out of
there. The guy was gone then and he did not call the police. I told him
he should have. Makes me sick. My son loves to crawl around the park :(
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Some responses were in supportive of her, most actually, but this guy is my brand of smart ass:
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Some responses were in supportive of her, most actually, but this guy is my brand of smart ass:
jdaviped
Lakeview resident since 07/2010
What a shame. I understand the local rats have been
refraining from relieving themselves in that park, knowing that children
crawl around on the ground. If the rats catch wind that a human
urinated in there -- and believe me, it's a matter of when, not if --
you can kiss the previously-pristine ground good-bye.
Monday, December 17, 2012
I Need a Little Help With Some Research
When you are standing at a bar, not sitting, but bellied up to the bar, how annoyed are you when there is no foot rest put one foot upon? Three out of three men were extremely pissed off on Saturday night when the hipster bar we were at didn't have the God damn bar step. Another guy couldn't believe he had to ask the staff to turn off the flipping Fred Estaire movie and put the Chicago Bulls game on, but that is another story. One of the three actually said that his back will probably be hurting the next day for not having that all important-step to lean into and make everything okay.
Thanks so much for leaving your thoughts on this matter in the comments. With your help, I can make this an epic research project, maybe even get it published if I can get extensive research with 9 or 10 bloggers/drinkers polled.
How do you not have on of those things, for crying out loud? |
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
I Want To Make a Confession . . .
. . . But do mind the asterisks as you read.
I'm using someone.* I just keep going over there, doing my thing** with her, and then I sort of use her for her awesome apartment. She has better cable than me, and it's always neater than my place.*** Don't get me wrong, I like her and all, but deep down, I know she's not the one.****
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*Using a bunch of free passes at super fancy gym with no intention of joining.
**Usually swimming. I miss swimming. I was really good when I was a mean backstroker in the 8-years-old and under division.
***I love taking a steam, taking a dip in the hot tub, I like the water with the cucumbers soaking in it, it has like 4 levels, a quarter mile indoor track, two pools . . .
****The place is like $100 a month.
I'm using someone.* I just keep going over there, doing my thing** with her, and then I sort of use her for her awesome apartment. She has better cable than me, and it's always neater than my place.*** Don't get me wrong, I like her and all, but deep down, I know she's not the one.****
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*Using a bunch of free passes at super fancy gym with no intention of joining.
**Usually swimming. I miss swimming. I was really good when I was a mean backstroker in the 8-years-old and under division.
***I love taking a steam, taking a dip in the hot tub, I like the water with the cucumbers soaking in it, it has like 4 levels, a quarter mile indoor track, two pools . . .
****The place is like $100 a month.
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Sunday, December 09, 2012
I remember one of the first women I dated after my divorce was an artist from Los Angeles. She was just getting out of something too, so we weren't too serious, we just drank gin and tonics, watched old movies in my bedroom and did the nasty. One night she said that there was something I should know, and my heart dropped because I figured she was going to drop an H Bomb* on me. Nope. She just thought I should know that not too long ago she was addicted to crystal meth. Oh, that's all? What did I care? She was an artist, for Christ's sakes. They all did that for a while, right? Let's just get back to the movies, gin, and boning. Those were simpler times . . .
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*H Bomb: When someone you are sleeping with tells you they have the herpes.
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*H Bomb: When someone you are sleeping with tells you they have the herpes.
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Reverend/Dr. Kenneth's Speech
DISCLAIMER: If you are reading this and are a guest at the wedding where I'm the reverend on Saturday, stop reading at once. Don't be that guy. Come on!
So, keep in mind that this is a wedding with zero religious implications and it's at a bar, so it's a little unconventional. Anyway, here is what I got. Please respond with any thoughts, comments, or criticisms:
"Yeah! You all ready for a
wedding or what!? Let’s do this!
(now in a very calm voice) Yeah, in case you didn’t know, we’re gathered here today to
join Nic Van Horn and Sarah Fergusen in the holiest
of holy matrimony. I’m Dr. Ken, for
those that don’t know me. These
two lovely people asked me to be their reverend, and I was truly honored, and
If anyone doubts my reverendship, I’ll have you know that I labored on the
internet clicking and clacking away for over five minutes to get a
professional-ish looking certificate with my name on it to make it
official. And I bought this tie (motions to bolo tie with the cross broach) - So
I’m the guy.
I met Nic on Craig’s list. The reverend has met a lot of interesting people on Craig’s
List. People into all kinds of
interesting things, but Nic was a prospective roommate at the now legendary 5
bedroom Chicago house of our extended, latent fratboy period, the place known
simply as: 1522. When he walked in
the door for his interview, we all knew he was the guy. Laid back, funny, likes sports, and
likes to have a beer or two. In
fact, over drinks is how he got his nickname. Not Nicky-Bear.
Only one person calls him that (motions
toward bride), well, maybe 70 or 80 people will call him that now that I’ve
let that cat out of the bag, but Ryan dubbed him “Nicky Woo-Woo.” Why? Well every now and then when Nic is partying, he will let
out a (holds mic over to Nic, who lets out a WOO in the vain of Ric Flair)
And it was at a party, a redneck party, at 1522 where he
courted a young Sarah. He
in a pair of very revealing cut off
jean shorts, and she in . . . just regular clothes. Going redneck
comes more naturally to Michiganders than it does to those from Mass, it seems. In any event, I recall Nic settling in
at the back porch table, and Sarah arrived shortly thereafter. The two hit it off instantly, and
gradually they weren’t talking to . . . anyone else . . . but each other. It got to a point where the good
reverend thought it best to excuse himself, and it looked as if others thought
the same. Soon it was just the two
of them on that back porch and they were conversing at a closer-and-closer
distance which could only mean one thing . . . they were gonna’ smooch! And smooch they did!
And they really haven’t stopped. Only a matter of weeks ago, my lady and I were out with them
at the Liars Club - you’ll all be going there later tonight, by the way. It’s the best bar in Chicago, and the
reverend will be having his ashes spread on that dance floor when it’s his time
to join Baby Jesus in Heaven- So we’re at the Liars Club, and Nic and Sarah
appear to be trying to swallow one another’s faces off. We smiled at them and said something to
the effect of, “Holy mackerel!,” to which the irreverent Nic Van Horn responded,
“What? Come on! Have you seen her?” I love this guy. Honest to God I do.
And Sarah is
awesome too. Whenever I come out,
she smiles all night like she’s so happy to see me, and I feel really good
about myself. If she makes me feel like that, I can’t even imagine
how happy she makes Nic.
These two are very much in love, and that is plain to
see. You just have to love these
two, and the two of them together are even better. They send out nothing but good vibes and all smiles, and
they just seem so natural and happy with one another. Take it from a guy in love: There really is no better thing in the world than being in
love, and these two are a perfect example of that.; the kind of love certainly
worth celebrating.
So, let’s get to the part where they profess their undying love
to one another for all of us to hear with their own words, reading their own
vows, which I think is just a baller-ass move at a wedding. None of that scripted crap – just from
the heart, what’s in here (motions to
heart).
Sarah, you’re up first.
(Brief organic on Sarah’s speech)
And now, Nic, it is your turn.
(Brief organic on Nic’s speech)
Okay, we did the vows, so now let’s go to the part where I
say this: Nic, do you swear to be
the world’s best husband known to man to Sarah for the rest of your days.
Sarah, do you swear to love this guy with all you got all
day, every day until the end of time?
Then, by the power vested in me from Reverend.com, or
whatever, I now pronounce you man and wife. You may now smooch the bride!"
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
I'm watching "A Charlie Brown Christmas," and it's clear Charlie, with his self-proclaimed inability to be happy, has untreated childhood depression. And it doesn't help that he has absentee parents who are never around and his friends shit on everything he has ever tried to do, always reminding him of what a loser he is. Plus he is a bald 7-year-old, so maybe he has cancer too? I can't watch this depressing tale any longer . . .
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Post Thanksgiving Work Outs
Anyone else having trouble getting back into good workout habits? Get a look at this video. I like that 2 different idiots yell for their moms to help them out, and then I like the big fat guy squatting so much that hew spews vomit in the middle of it and then passes out right into his puke. Also, I have always been scared of losing my footing on a treadmill, and after this video, I'm even more scared.
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Saturday, November 24, 2012
Hit Me Up!
I haven't posted in a while, but here is the thing, I usually wait until I get at least one comment before going to the next one. Eventually, I had to face the facts that no one cared to comment on Kerry King in Japan or platonic man love. Now, you would think that would deter me from the topics that yielded zero results, but along comes another man-love post. Just read the parenthesis if you care to know what in the heck we are talking about in these texts:
Doctor Ken: I am thumping you 16 to 7. (That is a fantasy football score. I am so rarely winning so thought I would live it up until Sunday). How is the in-law Thanksgiving? Buffalo dip? (His wife makes this unbelievable buffalo dip and when she brings it, the container is practically licked clean and nothing else is even close to being done).
HLP: Just got under way: Forgot to make the dip. How was Thanksgiving/Roadhouse? (I was texting him on Thanksgiving how I was flipping between football and Roadhouse and how I never felt like such a man)
Doctor Ken: That was going swimmingly until my dad demanded football only. And right before the throat rip! (In "Roadhouse," Swayze, portraying a bad ass bouncer, rips out the throat of an unruly bar patron.)
Doctor Ken (again): "Who is Mike Jones!" That just came on. Great disc. So many vodka Redbulls back then, like we were subject of some diabolical science experiment. (Back when we were roommates we would listen to a lot of Built To Spill before going out. There was one disc by this brilliant Idaho band that we got an early leak of where to keep it from being a full on bootleg before the release, the bootleggers would throw in some rapper named Mike Jones pipe in with boisterous "Who is Mike Jones?" every few minutes, usually right at an epic part. This was annoying for the first few listens, but now he and I actually prefer it that way.)
HLP: "Hit me up! 281 . . ." That vodka Redbull period took years off of my life expectancy. (Mike Jones would often leave his phone number in his songs for fans to hit him up, as it were, as you can observe below.)
Doctor Ken: Hahaha. Yes. Our hearts are even more pissed off than our livers. (This is when people first started ordering drinks with alcohol and energy drinks, and we thought, because they made us feel so good, that we should just drink them all night. We only figured out later that you should just have one, maybe two, through out the course of the night when you start to get sleepy. When you knock those back all night, when you come home, your whole body is super tired except for your heart which has serious palpitations all night long).
Doctor Ken: I am thumping you 16 to 7. (That is a fantasy football score. I am so rarely winning so thought I would live it up until Sunday). How is the in-law Thanksgiving? Buffalo dip? (His wife makes this unbelievable buffalo dip and when she brings it, the container is practically licked clean and nothing else is even close to being done).
HLP: Just got under way: Forgot to make the dip. How was Thanksgiving/Roadhouse? (I was texting him on Thanksgiving how I was flipping between football and Roadhouse and how I never felt like such a man)
Doctor Ken: That was going swimmingly until my dad demanded football only. And right before the throat rip! (In "Roadhouse," Swayze, portraying a bad ass bouncer, rips out the throat of an unruly bar patron.)
Doctor Ken (again): "Who is Mike Jones!" That just came on. Great disc. So many vodka Redbulls back then, like we were subject of some diabolical science experiment. (Back when we were roommates we would listen to a lot of Built To Spill before going out. There was one disc by this brilliant Idaho band that we got an early leak of where to keep it from being a full on bootleg before the release, the bootleggers would throw in some rapper named Mike Jones pipe in with boisterous "Who is Mike Jones?" every few minutes, usually right at an epic part. This was annoying for the first few listens, but now he and I actually prefer it that way.)
HLP: "Hit me up! 281 . . ." That vodka Redbull period took years off of my life expectancy. (Mike Jones would often leave his phone number in his songs for fans to hit him up, as it were, as you can observe below.)
Doctor Ken: Hahaha. Yes. Our hearts are even more pissed off than our livers. (This is when people first started ordering drinks with alcohol and energy drinks, and we thought, because they made us feel so good, that we should just drink them all night. We only figured out later that you should just have one, maybe two, through out the course of the night when you start to get sleepy. When you knock those back all night, when you come home, your whole body is super tired except for your heart which has serious palpitations all night long).
That concludes this texting conversation. Hope you enjoyed it. Hey, readers, do you have a friend who makes you laugh out loud consistently when you get a text?
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Sunday, November 18, 2012
Kerry King Went and Knocked Up Our Moms
Southie and I were watching professional football at the bar today, and we had one of those days where we kept finishing each others sentences. At one point I was planning on making the exact same joke as him, but I was taking a sip of beer so he got it off first. We decided that we must be related, so some awesome dude like Kerry King from Slayer must have knocked up our moms. He would have been in his early teens before rock stardom, but I think he may have gotten it done, like maybe he was sent to boarding schools in Boston and Chicago when he was getting in too much trouble growing up in L.A.
Here is our dad with the guitar player from Megadeth in a name that tune competition in Japan. And why does Marty Friedman speak perfect Japanese?
Here is our dad with the guitar player from Megadeth in a name that tune competition in Japan. And why does Marty Friedman speak perfect Japanese?
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Sushi for One Is Like . . . The Wind
I was wore out after a long work day, and all I wanted to do was park the car, get something to eat, and pass out. I didn't want to wait for something to be delivered, so I went to the sushi place across the street from my apartment and got a table for one. That is fine with me. I don't care that there are a few couples in there, a couple of ladies together drinking wine, and then a table of newly 21-year-olds talking about buying beer. That's fine. I'm a grown-ass man and can eat by myself.
Then suddenly, when moments ago I didn't even take notice what songs were playing, I hear the first few notes of "She's Like the Wind" by Patrick Swayze, and now it feels really awkward being alone. What a terrible, awful, melodramatic song, and with no one to laugh at it with, it just made me feel pathetic there alone, swirling my wasabi and soy in a lonely pattern.
Then it got worse. They played "Picture" by Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow, a song that my long distance girlfriend, who is right now a long distance away, have sang a bunch of times in numerous karaoke bars all across Chicago. I know it's kind of a corny song, but it's also a pretty good one; and when it means something to you, the lyrics are suddenly profound. Like the two in the song, I wanted to call her up to tell her I love her and to come back home. I had to settle up the bill and get the hell out of there before I started crying into my sushi, blaming it on the ginger.
We had all summer together, and when she is done with these last 3 quarters of school, we'll be back together for good, but it is just hard on nights like this. I just need other strategies besides Kid Rock's drink her away formula . . . .
How about you guys? You ever been in a long-distance relationship and/or had a bad dinner for one experience?
Then suddenly, when moments ago I didn't even take notice what songs were playing, I hear the first few notes of "She's Like the Wind" by Patrick Swayze, and now it feels really awkward being alone. What a terrible, awful, melodramatic song, and with no one to laugh at it with, it just made me feel pathetic there alone, swirling my wasabi and soy in a lonely pattern.
Then it got worse. They played "Picture" by Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow, a song that my long distance girlfriend, who is right now a long distance away, have sang a bunch of times in numerous karaoke bars all across Chicago. I know it's kind of a corny song, but it's also a pretty good one; and when it means something to you, the lyrics are suddenly profound. Like the two in the song, I wanted to call her up to tell her I love her and to come back home. I had to settle up the bill and get the hell out of there before I started crying into my sushi, blaming it on the ginger.
We had all summer together, and when she is done with these last 3 quarters of school, we'll be back together for good, but it is just hard on nights like this. I just need other strategies besides Kid Rock's drink her away formula . . . .
How about you guys? You ever been in a long-distance relationship and/or had a bad dinner for one experience?
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Monday, November 12, 2012
Another Damn Bar Tale?
Last night after watching the Chicago Bears lose in terrible touchdown-less fashion, Oates, HLP, Cliff, and myself went to another bar for a few nightcaps. We started getting friendly with some girls who were in there, and I remember putting on one girls' sweatshirt that was really snug on me and had glitter. I like that feeling of tight clothes clinging tightly to me, like I'm getting a prolonged hug, so I just left it on for an hour or so like a total jackass.
For some reason, perhaps because a Michael Jackson song came on, another chick in there said she could do the moonwalk perfectly. I expressed my doubt that she could, so we agreed that if it was good, I would buy her a drink. She took her shoes off and did a pretty crappy, white moonwalk for a few of us to see. I told her I was not that impressed because when Michael did it, it was faster and it looked like he was levitating, and when he did it for the first time at the Grammy's, we all lost our minds. So, she yelled at me, said I was just some idiot in a girls' sweatshirt, and I'm pretty sure she called me a fag. So, I just laughed my ass off at how angry she got over a stupid moonwalk, and that just made her more mad.
It should have looked a hell of a lot more like this:
For some reason, perhaps because a Michael Jackson song came on, another chick in there said she could do the moonwalk perfectly. I expressed my doubt that she could, so we agreed that if it was good, I would buy her a drink. She took her shoes off and did a pretty crappy, white moonwalk for a few of us to see. I told her I was not that impressed because when Michael did it, it was faster and it looked like he was levitating, and when he did it for the first time at the Grammy's, we all lost our minds. So, she yelled at me, said I was just some idiot in a girls' sweatshirt, and I'm pretty sure she called me a fag. So, I just laughed my ass off at how angry she got over a stupid moonwalk, and that just made her more mad.
It should have looked a hell of a lot more like this:
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Friday, November 09, 2012
Jandles?
I was signing onto my email and saw a news story on yahoo news: "Jean Shoes Ugliest Ever?" I couldn't pass up clicking over there to see if they are, in fact, the ugliest ever, and you know what? I kind of love them. First off, they're called jean-flops, which is spectacular. Also, you can put stuff in the little pockets, like peanut butter cups or Chinese throwing stars, so they're way more functional than your standard flip-flop. They're great accessories that would go well with just about any type of clothing, such as Zubaz or those sweatpants that look like jeans. I would say they would complete the Canadian Tuxedo (denim pants and denim shirt) but that would just be overkill and too downright obnoxious, even for me.
What do you think, folks? Are the jean-flops ugly or totally rugged and rad?
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What do you think, folks? Are the jean-flops ugly or totally rugged and rad?
Wednesday, November 07, 2012
Old Crushes, Facebook, and How Roger Aged into His Face
I remember when I was in the 8th grade and in Washington D.C. for a class trip, I was obsessed with a girl from my class. She had long, flowing hair and blah, blah, blah, but what I really remember best about her was her perfect ripe ass that I would follow around during walking tours like a dumb greyhound chasing the fake rabbit. You can ask just about any guy, even when he is 79-years-old, and he can tell you the first girl to develop big breasts. I remember her too, for sure, but the girl with the first grown-ass woman ass is what stands out for me.
She ended up going to a different high school than me, so I never really saw her since the 8th grade. Well, I just saw her on Facebook, and let's just say I should have left her as a memory on that class trip. She has had a couple of kids, and I know a lot of women who have families and still look good. It's not her body that is the problem, it's as if her facial features are too big for her face and vying for position, like a young Roger Waters of Pink Floyd, who is now a good looking older guy, somehow. Looking at this woman, I actually said out loud, "This is the chick I wanted to bone at all costs?"
Let's see that phrase again in bigger font and centered because it really is funny to see and say out loud, maybe even a good title for an album or skin flick:
She ended up going to a different high school than me, so I never really saw her since the 8th grade. Well, I just saw her on Facebook, and let's just say I should have left her as a memory on that class trip. She has had a couple of kids, and I know a lot of women who have families and still look good. It's not her body that is the problem, it's as if her facial features are too big for her face and vying for position, like a young Roger Waters of Pink Floyd, who is now a good looking older guy, somehow. Looking at this woman, I actually said out loud, "This is the chick I wanted to bone at all costs?"
Yikes. That's rough! |
He really aged into that face nicely. |
Let's see that phrase again in bigger font and centered because it really is funny to see and say out loud, maybe even a good title for an album or skin flick:
Bone at all Costs
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Anyone else have a disappointing encounterr with an old crush that they would like to share in the comments?
Monday, November 05, 2012
Grand Dragon Terry
Yesterday while I was at the bar watching American football, my friends with smart phones (mine is dumb) knew the very moment when Terry Bradshaw said that the black Miami running back, Reggie Bush, looked like he was chasing a bucket of chicken. Terry claims that it was a running joke about his white co-host Jimmy Johnson who loves fried chicken. The problem is, nobody knows that inside joke, so Terry comes off like a hillbilly racist.
Terry is an idiot. He isn't funny and he has no tact. How can you not know that when you make a fried chicken reference about a black guy, you're going to piss people off? The good news is that his idiocy gave us a lot of laughs at the bar. And I was laughing through all 3 waitresses that I went through. Yes. I closed out 3 tabs - that's how much football and beer I consumed. Don't think I had any fried chicken, but maybe I did. Long day.
Terry is an idiot. He isn't funny and he has no tact. How can you not know that when you make a fried chicken reference about a black guy, you're going to piss people off? The good news is that his idiocy gave us a lot of laughs at the bar. And I was laughing through all 3 waitresses that I went through. Yes. I closed out 3 tabs - that's how much football and beer I consumed. Don't think I had any fried chicken, but maybe I did. Long day.
Thursday, November 01, 2012
A Not at All Gay Sushi Night
Bobby Choo-Choo texted me last night and said he had a Groupon for Sushi at a place near both our apartments that expired that very night, so he asked if I wanted to go with him. We picked up a bottle of wine and a couple of Japanese beers and walked over.
When we came in, the place was packed full of coupon procrastinators, so we took the one table left. The Chicago Bulls game was on, so the hostess asked if both of us wanted to sit on the side facing the television. We both thought that would look . . . funny, so Choo-Choo conceded that spot to me since he is more of a Boston fan and not big on the NBA.
Looking over the menu, the option that made the most sense was to get a "boat" of various sushi for a set and very reasonable price. Of the three boats, of course the "Love Boat" was the best option. When we ordered, Choo-choo asked in his thick Asian/Boston accent, "The Love Boat isn't 'hawt-shaped, is it?"
Turns out it was shaped like a regular old big boat, like the Mayflower, and it was full of delicious sushi. Conversation included Brazilian Ju-Jitsu, an upcoming bachelor party we are attending, 1980's thrash metal, and nothing at all gay. I swear.
Do any of you men have much experience dining with other men or know two men who do?
When we came in, the place was packed full of coupon procrastinators, so we took the one table left. The Chicago Bulls game was on, so the hostess asked if both of us wanted to sit on the side facing the television. We both thought that would look . . . funny, so Choo-Choo conceded that spot to me since he is more of a Boston fan and not big on the NBA.
Looking over the menu, the option that made the most sense was to get a "boat" of various sushi for a set and very reasonable price. Of the three boats, of course the "Love Boat" was the best option. When we ordered, Choo-choo asked in his thick Asian/Boston accent, "The Love Boat isn't 'hawt-shaped, is it?"
Behold! The Gayflower |
Turns out it was shaped like a regular old big boat, like the Mayflower, and it was full of delicious sushi. Conversation included Brazilian Ju-Jitsu, an upcoming bachelor party we are attending, 1980's thrash metal, and nothing at all gay. I swear.
Do any of you men have much experience dining with other men or know two men who do?
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
"Children of the Corn," a Movie Review 28 Years Too Late.
When my girlfriend, LSD, and I were looking through free movies to watch on Amazon Prime, for some reason, perhaps because it's the Halloween season, we both decided about the 1984 Steven King horror film, "Children of the Corn." What's funny is that the only people I know who gave me a review of this movie were my sister and my neighbor, and they both did so 28 years ago when they were stupid-ass kids. Naturally, they both loved it!
The film actually starts in pretty kick ass fashion. A bunch of devil/corn worshiping kids slice the throats and poison the coffee of all the adults in a town, and somehow without the rest of the world knowing, they totally take it over. Their means of keeping this quiet is to switch a few highway signs around and just murder the crap out of any motorists who have the misfortune of taking a wrong turn through their fair city.
Such is the piss-poor luck of Linda Hamilton from "Terminator" and her husband in the movie, the guy with the long hair from "30 Something" and "Side Out," or if you prefer, the-guy-with-the-bicycle from "Singles." They run up against Malachi, the red-headed murderous ginger, and Isaac, the fruity thespian, Napoleon complex baddy. They're kind of like the Darth Vader and Emperor of the "Corn."
My lady and I had to start skipping through the movie because it was just so darned crappy. I should have listened to adults before investing any time in this one and should not have listened to 1980's suburban 9-year-olds.
The film actually starts in pretty kick ass fashion. A bunch of devil/corn worshiping kids slice the throats and poison the coffee of all the adults in a town, and somehow without the rest of the world knowing, they totally take it over. Their means of keeping this quiet is to switch a few highway signs around and just murder the crap out of any motorists who have the misfortune of taking a wrong turn through their fair city.
Such is the piss-poor luck of Linda Hamilton from "Terminator" and her husband in the movie, the guy with the long hair from "30 Something" and "Side Out," or if you prefer, the-guy-with-the-bicycle from "Singles." They run up against Malachi, the red-headed murderous ginger, and Isaac, the fruity thespian, Napoleon complex baddy. They're kind of like the Darth Vader and Emperor of the "Corn."
My lady and I had to start skipping through the movie because it was just so darned crappy. I should have listened to adults before investing any time in this one and should not have listened to 1980's suburban 9-year-olds.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Whiskers, Sandblast, Henley, and the Yolk
Pop Quiz: Those are all terms in what genre?
If you said nicknames of players on the '78 Yankees, great guess, but no. If you guessed highly perverted sex acts, you might be right, but I am sure that they are fashion terms. I learned this a couple of weeks ago when Oates, Bobby Choo-Choo, and myself were spinning records and sipping beers at my place after a long night of sipping loudmouth soups. Choo-Choo was commenting, and not at all in a gay way, how put together Oates is with the way he dresses and grooms himself. As a matter of fact, Choo-Choo was looking for Oates to be his fashion guru of sorts.
I was more just laughing at the odd shift in conversation from sports and women and things to fashion advice, but Choo-Choo was really hitting up Oates for every bit of fashion advice he could get. For example, Choo-Choo commented how the lines on Oats' jeans that go from the crotch out to the end of the thigh not just when he sits down but even when he was standing. "Oh, you mean the whiskers?" our fashion guru asked. Then he asked what that fading effect is, the discoloration, and it turns out that is the sandblast. Then it was asked if one should ever wear a t-shirt under your button up, and Oates responded with an emphatic "no way." His tanned chest is always exposed, but he did say that what you can do when it is cold is wear a Henley underneath which can be buttoned down so that it doesn't show. When he pulled his shirt back to tell us about Henley, Choo-Choo and I lost our shit because the only Henley we know about is Don Henley who sang Eagles songs from behind his drum kit.
However, we laughed the hardest when he told us what the taint of the jeans is called. What you call the grundle, gooch, or scranus of the denim.
It is called the yolk.
Glad that Oates, one of my finest constituents, could educate you today. Now, some classic Don Henley as sung by two guys I'm sure that you know:
If you said nicknames of players on the '78 Yankees, great guess, but no. If you guessed highly perverted sex acts, you might be right, but I am sure that they are fashion terms. I learned this a couple of weeks ago when Oates, Bobby Choo-Choo, and myself were spinning records and sipping beers at my place after a long night of sipping loudmouth soups. Choo-Choo was commenting, and not at all in a gay way, how put together Oates is with the way he dresses and grooms himself. As a matter of fact, Choo-Choo was looking for Oates to be his fashion guru of sorts.
I was more just laughing at the odd shift in conversation from sports and women and things to fashion advice, but Choo-Choo was really hitting up Oates for every bit of fashion advice he could get. For example, Choo-Choo commented how the lines on Oats' jeans that go from the crotch out to the end of the thigh not just when he sits down but even when he was standing. "Oh, you mean the whiskers?" our fashion guru asked. Then he asked what that fading effect is, the discoloration, and it turns out that is the sandblast. Then it was asked if one should ever wear a t-shirt under your button up, and Oates responded with an emphatic "no way." His tanned chest is always exposed, but he did say that what you can do when it is cold is wear a Henley underneath which can be buttoned down so that it doesn't show. When he pulled his shirt back to tell us about Henley, Choo-Choo and I lost our shit because the only Henley we know about is Don Henley who sang Eagles songs from behind his drum kit.
However, we laughed the hardest when he told us what the taint of the jeans is called. What you call the grundle, gooch, or scranus of the denim.
It is called the yolk.
Glad that Oates, one of my finest constituents, could educate you today. Now, some classic Don Henley as sung by two guys I'm sure that you know:
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
I'm Like Paul "Curly Joe" McCartney
I just woke up from a dream in which I was pressured to come up with a new writing project on the spot, and believe it or not, I think it's actually a decent idea. I had to flush all the thoughts onto paper to see if it is any good or even makes sense. There were a lot of kinks to work out, but what I have come up with, I think, is a pretty decent treatment.
This reminds me of when Paul McCartney wrote "Yesterday," one of the most widely covered and respected Beatles songs, in a dream. When he woke up, he wasn't sure if what he had was original or if it was something he heard somewhere else, so he hummed it to a number of people, none of which had ever heard it before. So, he decided that he was pretty sure he wrote it.
The only thing is that what he did was write an amazingly beautiful, classic song, and what I wrote is a treatment for a one act play I will never get off the ground, but still, Paul and I, whether he knows about it or not, shared a moment together. I kind of feel like the 5th Beatle, or more like the 5th of the "Three Stooges." Maybe Curly Joe.
Curly Joe is on the right, and you can clearly see that he was the least funny replacement of the immortal actual Curly.
This reminds me of when Paul McCartney wrote "Yesterday," one of the most widely covered and respected Beatles songs, in a dream. When he woke up, he wasn't sure if what he had was original or if it was something he heard somewhere else, so he hummed it to a number of people, none of which had ever heard it before. So, he decided that he was pretty sure he wrote it.
The only thing is that what he did was write an amazingly beautiful, classic song, and what I wrote is a treatment for a one act play I will never get off the ground, but still, Paul and I, whether he knows about it or not, shared a moment together. I kind of feel like the 5th Beatle, or more like the 5th of the "Three Stooges." Maybe Curly Joe.
Curly Joe is on the right, and you can clearly see that he was the least funny replacement of the immortal actual Curly.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
But These Are Jorts . . .
I was over at my mom and dad's place today because my dad has some tests for his heart tomorrow and I'm worried about him. He likes to have me around to enjoy his awesome cooking and to have someone else to yell at the television with during sporting events. My mom was there too because she is married to my dad, and she told me that she recently ordered a rug from JC Penny's, and what arrived was not a rug. The paperwork attached said that it was a rug, but it was in fact a pair of jean shorts, or jorts, if you will. Now, I suppose jorts could be used as a rug if they were for a really, really fat guy with a 70 inch waist, but the shape is not ideal, what with the legs and all.
We pay people like JC Penny's to know the difference between rugs and jorts, and that's what really bothers me about this. Rugs go on the floor to fill space and look pretty. Jorts are worn by people with zero fashion sense or quirky gay men who wear them cut really short with fringes hanging down and maybe a construction hat. They're totally different, and the people at JC Penny's, as they are in the industry, should be able to discern between those differences.
Still, it's a God damned funny thing to get in the mail.
We pay people like JC Penny's to know the difference between rugs and jorts, and that's what really bothers me about this. Rugs go on the floor to fill space and look pretty. Jorts are worn by people with zero fashion sense or quirky gay men who wear them cut really short with fringes hanging down and maybe a construction hat. They're totally different, and the people at JC Penny's, as they are in the industry, should be able to discern between those differences.
Still, it's a God damned funny thing to get in the mail.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Questions Like These Are Why They Didn't Invite Dr. Ken to the Town Forum Debate
The last time I was at the dentist, the massage therapist wasn't on duty. That's the whole reason I go to that dentist. Can you crack down on some bullshit like that?
Can you make a line at the Starbucks for people who don't want fancy drinks with 9 specifications? Those people suck, right?
Can we get back to the 1980's where a white guy could so easily adopt a Black kid with a growth defect like Webster and Arnold?
Are any of you worried that with the increase in Guitar Hero, that rock bands in 20 years will only be able to play songs that play an entire fret and not individual notes?
What are you going to do to improve implant titty technology? They still look like bowling balls behind stretched skin and feel like rubber.
Are either of you going to have a deadbeat, shit heal, drunk-ass brother to make fun of like Billy Carter?
Can you make a line at the Starbucks for people who don't want fancy drinks with 9 specifications? Those people suck, right?
Can we get back to the 1980's where a white guy could so easily adopt a Black kid with a growth defect like Webster and Arnold?
Are any of you worried that with the increase in Guitar Hero, that rock bands in 20 years will only be able to play songs that play an entire fret and not individual notes?
What are you going to do to improve implant titty technology? They still look like bowling balls behind stretched skin and feel like rubber.
Are either of you going to have a deadbeat, shit heal, drunk-ass brother to make fun of like Billy Carter?
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Searching Through My Phone for Topics
It has been too long since I have posted, so I'm looking through the notepad function on my crappy flip phone to see what I jotted down that I thought would be funny. It probably isn't at all funny, but the fact that I jotted down something that makes no sense will hopefully be interesting onto itself.
Let's see . . .
Better name for a man's genitals, you make the call:
Let's see . . .
Better name for a man's genitals, you make the call:
The greatest hits is more like the genitals' accomplishments |
Or does this only work for Black beans and franks? |
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Tonight Southie Said of His Unborn Son . . .
He can be a naked Greco-Roman wrestler.
He can be on the coed cross dressing team.
Just don't let him ever be a soccer player.
He can be on the coed cross dressing team.
Just don't let him ever be a soccer player.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
The Hulkster Sex Tape
I heard that Hulk Hogan has a sex tape out in which he does it with a girl while his friend, Bubba the Love Sponge, videotaped it in the closet.
I'm fascinated with sex tapes. They crack me up. I think I have seen just about every one that has ever come out from Pamela Anderson, to Kim Kardashian, to Paris Hilton. However, those women are all hot and the dudes in the videos were in good shape too. The Hulkster tape is more akin to the Gene Simmons tape, and what I want to know is which one is grosser.
Gene was doing it missionary with his gut hanging down, and he couldn't get a very impressive erection going. Also, "I Want To Know What Love Is" by Foreigner could be heard in the background, and the girl didn't even bother taking her flip flops off as her legs stuck straight up in the air. Also, he leaves his shirt on and his pants around his ankles, maybe thinking that any extra efforts would provide time to lose that lackluster boner. Damn it! That guy used to be a sexual demon! (Here it is if you want to see it. This is a porno link, so don't get mad it you don't like porno.)
While Hulk may have trouble topping Gene in being revolting to the senses, Hulk may beat him in being morally gross. Gene was in an open marriage, so Shannon Tweed, Skinimax film star, was okay with that. The Hulk's wife was not okay with him doing that, and the girl he was shagging was obviously not okay with it being filmed because his boy was hiding in the closet. Now, I have some really close friends, but I would never want to film them doing it! Gross! Also, it's just wrong to videotape someone banging without telling them. I knew a guy once who was going to video himself and a chick he was doing at the time. He had it set up in his closet where there would be no way anyone would notice. He even showed me how it would look with him just jumping around on the bed, and it would have worked out just right. I really wish I had told him what a flipping scumbag move that would have been, but he thought better of it on his own.
But Hulk Hogan did not.
What a dissapointment to all those little Hulkamaniacs out there . . . .
I'm fascinated with sex tapes. They crack me up. I think I have seen just about every one that has ever come out from Pamela Anderson, to Kim Kardashian, to Paris Hilton. However, those women are all hot and the dudes in the videos were in good shape too. The Hulkster tape is more akin to the Gene Simmons tape, and what I want to know is which one is grosser.
Gene was doing it missionary with his gut hanging down, and he couldn't get a very impressive erection going. Also, "I Want To Know What Love Is" by Foreigner could be heard in the background, and the girl didn't even bother taking her flip flops off as her legs stuck straight up in the air. Also, he leaves his shirt on and his pants around his ankles, maybe thinking that any extra efforts would provide time to lose that lackluster boner. Damn it! That guy used to be a sexual demon! (Here it is if you want to see it. This is a porno link, so don't get mad it you don't like porno.)
While Hulk may have trouble topping Gene in being revolting to the senses, Hulk may beat him in being morally gross. Gene was in an open marriage, so Shannon Tweed, Skinimax film star, was okay with that. The Hulk's wife was not okay with him doing that, and the girl he was shagging was obviously not okay with it being filmed because his boy was hiding in the closet. Now, I have some really close friends, but I would never want to film them doing it! Gross! Also, it's just wrong to videotape someone banging without telling them. I knew a guy once who was going to video himself and a chick he was doing at the time. He had it set up in his closet where there would be no way anyone would notice. He even showed me how it would look with him just jumping around on the bed, and it would have worked out just right. I really wish I had told him what a flipping scumbag move that would have been, but he thought better of it on his own.
But Hulk Hogan did not.
What a dissapointment to all those little Hulkamaniacs out there . . . .
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Hulk Hogan,
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Tuesday, October 09, 2012
I play volleyball in the summer with some cats, and this year our commissioner spliced together some video. My team fared just so-so, but I guess I had a killer diving dig at 1:52 as documented in this video (I'm the guy in the over-sized yellow shorts)
I guess that's not as interesting to you if it's not you diving around. So, I guess watch Black Dynamite. Even if you don't like that, there's titties for no reason.
I guess that's not as interesting to you if it's not you diving around. So, I guess watch Black Dynamite. Even if you don't like that, there's titties for no reason.
Labels:
black exploitation films,
volleyball
Sunday, October 07, 2012
Wanna Get Away?
In those "Wanna get away?" ads for Southwest, you never see a man in a freshly pressed suit taking a turbulent dump in a cramped airplane bathroom.
Labels:
bathrooms,
commercials,
flying,
pooing
Thursday, October 04, 2012
What you don't want to do when you're picking up some wine at the store is go for the jumbo bottle where there are like three bottles worth in one. It seems to make a lot of sense: easier to carry than three bottles, a better price than three bottles. The down side is you end up knocking down loads of it, and it barely looks like you made a dent. So, with so much to spare, you gladly pour yourself another until you're where I'm at - too buzzed up to want to leave the house, which is actually good from a saving money standpoint.
I figured since I'm pleasantly buzzed with nowhere to go or a willingness to go there, this would be a good time to tell you all a story.
I was working out to the Insanity DVD, mummy-kicking and sweating buckets, when a morbidly obese Latino kid who looked to be around 11-years-old struck up a conversation with me. "Is that how you got skinny?" he asked. I told him not specifically, but that I do like people telling me what to do or I get lazy. Undeterred by the fact that I was looking straight at the screen (never directly at him) and doing flipping burpies, or whatever, he then asked if I could tell him what exercises to do. He tried to do what I was doing, but I got the feeling that he was self-conscious about the way his body looked when jumping up and down, which I get. He looks like a young man who never works out, so there was no need to force him out of his comfort zone when getting any kind of work out of him is probably a success.
So when I would get breaks in the action on the DVD, I would hurry up and give him things to do, like riding the eliptical for a mile or so, and doing a set of curls, bench press, and push-downs. I gave him realistic reps to shoot for, enough to challenge him, but not so much where he was going to either puke or get so incredibly sore he would never come back. After a few cycles of those activities, he seemed quite pleased with himself, and he was pushing himself surprisingly hard.
He wanted to switch discs on my workout to play the dancing game on the xbox, but I told him that as long as he stayed active for the remaining 37 minutes of the TV workout, I would set it up and dance away with him. And he actually did steadily work out for the duration. At one point he smiled and pointed out how much he was sweating. Then our sweaty asses did "Promiscuous" on the dance game together. It was funny because in the top corner it shows your own body above the dancer to show where you are in relation to the sensor, and his body was absolutely huge. However, that didn't matter because this young man was putting me to shame, racking up perfect scores on the majority of his moves while I was thrilled with a "good" of my own.
He was ready to work out again tomorrow, but I told him I have to fly out to L.A. right after work and Monday was no good, but I could meet him at the same time and place on Tuesday.
This whole episode could be my repents for my negative feelings I have had for overweight people over the years (like the previous post, for instance). Here is a kid who may have the odds stacked against him: maybe a poor home life, nothing but junk food ever in the house, childhood depression, being the victim of constant teasing. And here he is looking to push himself to "get skinny," taking the initiative to ask for help.
Well, I hope I can help this fella, and not to make myself feel less guilty or like a decent person, but because he seems like a really sweet kid who seems to already feel a little better about himself.
I figured since I'm pleasantly buzzed with nowhere to go or a willingness to go there, this would be a good time to tell you all a story.
I was working out to the Insanity DVD, mummy-kicking and sweating buckets, when a morbidly obese Latino kid who looked to be around 11-years-old struck up a conversation with me. "Is that how you got skinny?" he asked. I told him not specifically, but that I do like people telling me what to do or I get lazy. Undeterred by the fact that I was looking straight at the screen (never directly at him) and doing flipping burpies, or whatever, he then asked if I could tell him what exercises to do. He tried to do what I was doing, but I got the feeling that he was self-conscious about the way his body looked when jumping up and down, which I get. He looks like a young man who never works out, so there was no need to force him out of his comfort zone when getting any kind of work out of him is probably a success.
So when I would get breaks in the action on the DVD, I would hurry up and give him things to do, like riding the eliptical for a mile or so, and doing a set of curls, bench press, and push-downs. I gave him realistic reps to shoot for, enough to challenge him, but not so much where he was going to either puke or get so incredibly sore he would never come back. After a few cycles of those activities, he seemed quite pleased with himself, and he was pushing himself surprisingly hard.
He wanted to switch discs on my workout to play the dancing game on the xbox, but I told him that as long as he stayed active for the remaining 37 minutes of the TV workout, I would set it up and dance away with him. And he actually did steadily work out for the duration. At one point he smiled and pointed out how much he was sweating. Then our sweaty asses did "Promiscuous" on the dance game together. It was funny because in the top corner it shows your own body above the dancer to show where you are in relation to the sensor, and his body was absolutely huge. However, that didn't matter because this young man was putting me to shame, racking up perfect scores on the majority of his moves while I was thrilled with a "good" of my own.
He was ready to work out again tomorrow, but I told him I have to fly out to L.A. right after work and Monday was no good, but I could meet him at the same time and place on Tuesday.
This whole episode could be my repents for my negative feelings I have had for overweight people over the years (like the previous post, for instance). Here is a kid who may have the odds stacked against him: maybe a poor home life, nothing but junk food ever in the house, childhood depression, being the victim of constant teasing. And here he is looking to push himself to "get skinny," taking the initiative to ask for help.
Well, I hope I can help this fella, and not to make myself feel less guilty or like a decent person, but because he seems like a really sweet kid who seems to already feel a little better about himself.
Labels:
fat people,
kids,
stories,
working out
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
Wendy
Wendy, the one the popular fast food restaurant is named after, is now the lead spokesman in the ads. Before her it was Dave, her father. The thing is, Dave was always overweight and eventually died of a liver cancer, which I think would be bad for business. After all, the liver is not a fan of breaking down processed fatty foods. However, along comes Wendy, no longer the thin girl with braids that you see a picture of on your Frosty, and now she is quite heavy as well.
I would say that with the kind of money she has, she should be on a strict work out regimen to show those customers that you can pick a lot of healthy options at Wendy's, but I can't blame her. If I were Wendy, I would be out partying all night, show up at 7AM to a local Wendy's and demand free bacon double cheeseburgers. If they said there was only breakfast, I'd say, "Muthafucka, I'm Wendy! Why don't you take a look at those cartons you shovel fries into all day long through out the course of you pathetic existence. That's right. That was me as a scrawny kid. Now I'm a grown-ass BBW, so take your ass back there and fry me up my Big Bacon Classic! Wendy loves her some Wendy's!"
A friend and I were talking about this situation at the bar tonight, and then one of us said how maybe she would be a BBW a man could get it done with, but it might require a brown bag. Maybe a couple Wendy's bags. With french fry grease stains. On each of your heads. In case someones falls off. But that's just a mean thing to say.
So, what do you think, readers? Should she drop some pounds for better press, or do you like to see someone who looks like they like to eat promoting those types of places?
"It's my damn company, and I'll eat every last one of these over-sized fries!" |
Does she stick wires in those to make them do that? |
I like the shorts on that guy in the background |
Labels:
commercials,
eating,
fast food,
fat people
Monday, October 01, 2012
So my nephews are crazy . . .
. . . And I think I encourage them because I'm an overgrown doofus. 2 of the goofier ones were pulling their eyes down with their fingers and looking down with their eyeballs so that their eyes were completely white. The youngest one said, "I can see my guts," as if he can look down into his own body and see his internal organs. That's how goofy the little son of a gun is. Those are terrific kids right there.
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I just edited this from when I called him a son of a bitch, which would be calling my sister a bitch. Son of a gun is way better in this sense . . .
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I just edited this from when I called him a son of a bitch, which would be calling my sister a bitch. Son of a gun is way better in this sense . . .
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Forever Awesome
I was over at HLP Uncle's place, and he does these them parties on Sundays based on the cuisine of the apposing city of which the Chicago Bears are playing. For example, if the Bears are playing New England, you got your clam chowder, Boston baked beans, maybe some Sam Adams. I suggested that we go a whole different direction and have a Forever Lazy party. You will notice in the commercial below at around 38 seconds where they suggest you "party it up with friends" and the dudes are getting all amped up in their onesie jammies, hollering at the television as if they don't look like dorks or about to have a big man-cuddling festival. They also have a part at 1:07 where they think it would not be idiotic to go to ballgame in the Lazies where you will be the "talk of the next tailgate." Oh, they would talk about you . . .
I want to put this to the test and watch the game with some buddies in some fuzzy PJ's. Another guest on Sunday asked how we would pee in those things. I'm way ahead of them. We simply have to make it a Forever Lazy/Stadium Pal Party. That way we could just pee away without having to unzip our pajamas or miss any snaps. And, they make Stadium Gal so that we can invite ladies too (as if any would want anything to do with this)!
Getting enough interest in this will probably prove difficult, so I guess my dream of attaching a catheter to my penis and zipping up a furry outfit for a day of NFL football and chips and dips will remain a dream. A fuzzy pee pee dream . . .
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It dawned on me midway through this update that I already did a post about Forever Lazy right over here. Oh well. This adds a new element, I think.
I want to put this to the test and watch the game with some buddies in some fuzzy PJ's. Another guest on Sunday asked how we would pee in those things. I'm way ahead of them. We simply have to make it a Forever Lazy/Stadium Pal Party. That way we could just pee away without having to unzip our pajamas or miss any snaps. And, they make Stadium Gal so that we can invite ladies too (as if any would want anything to do with this)!
Getting enough interest in this will probably prove difficult, so I guess my dream of attaching a catheter to my penis and zipping up a furry outfit for a day of NFL football and chips and dips will remain a dream. A fuzzy pee pee dream . . .
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It dawned on me midway through this update that I already did a post about Forever Lazy right over here. Oh well. This adds a new element, I think.
Labels:
catheters,
commercials,
football,
jammies,
parties
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Admit It: The Little Drummer Boy Has Always Suh-suh-suh-sucked.
Remember "The Little Drummer Boy?" I think all seven of my readers would have to agree that it's the most crappy of all Christmas songs. I was trying to put my finger on why it is so lousy.
It could be the puh-rump-a-pum-pumming. Nobody needs to hear someone sing onomatopoeia like that. How about just play that beat on the drum instead? Or get Biz Markie to beat box it.
Then I thought it could be that version when David Bowie stumbled into Bing Crosby's house and they somehow managed to make the most nerdiest version of "Drummer Boy" yet. Something tells me that if Bing knew that Bowie liked to dress like a woman and sleep with other dudes like Mick Jagger, then he wouldn't have been so accepting. He seemed to be the old school type that didn't care for gay folks. And didn't Bing beat the tar out of his own kids?
Then it hit me. The thing I hate most about that stupid, stupid song is the line where he says "the ox and lamb kept time." I'll believe that some woman 2,000 years ago got knocked up without doing the nasty and before test tubes. And maybe that baby was the son of God who could turn water into Smirnoff Ice, or however that one went. But what I refuse to believe is that a big dumb ox and perhaps an even stupider lamb were capable or cared enough to kick their hooves to the beat of a little broke-ass kid's drum beat who couldn't afford to bring a damn gift when he met the lord of the whole fricking universe.
That's just far fetched.
It could be the puh-rump-a-pum-pumming. Nobody needs to hear someone sing onomatopoeia like that. How about just play that beat on the drum instead? Or get Biz Markie to beat box it.
"I'm so sad they didn't ask me. I can still beat box, ya know!" |
Then it hit me. The thing I hate most about that stupid, stupid song is the line where he says "the ox and lamb kept time." I'll believe that some woman 2,000 years ago got knocked up without doing the nasty and before test tubes. And maybe that baby was the son of God who could turn water into Smirnoff Ice, or however that one went. But what I refuse to believe is that a big dumb ox and perhaps an even stupider lamb were capable or cared enough to kick their hooves to the beat of a little broke-ass kid's drum beat who couldn't afford to bring a damn gift when he met the lord of the whole fricking universe.
That's just far fetched.
Labels:
Christmas,
gifts,
lyrics analysis,
Songs
Thursday, September 20, 2012
I have a new post over at The Liars Club. I don't say this often, but I kind of think I knocked this one out of the park. I was going to do proper post here, but then I got sleepy. More to come, but for now, get a look at this:
Monday, September 17, 2012
More Updates from Your Boy Ken
1. It looks like the end of the strike is near, and I should be back to work on Wednesday.
2. That won't be enough time for my hard drive (and all my music) to be recovered to make the Strike Mix to bring to the picket line, which is a shame because I had the whole thing mapped out in my crazy little head. Shot out to Colby over at the computer place for recovering all my music. This time I'm going to buy two external hard drives in case something goes wrong with one like it did this time. Colby said this is recommended, but I'm told wearing two rubbers at once, using the same logic, is not a good idea.
3. LSD goes back to school Saturday on the west coast for one more school year so she and I will be back to our long distance relationship. I will really miss having her here every day, giving her a goodbye kiss every morning, but just like the last year, we will be stronger for having gone through it.
4. While typing this up, I'm listening to Aerosmith's "Get Your Wings," an actual good Aerosmith recording from the old days, and I think I figured out where Steven Tyler went horribly wrong. While most rockers get more laid back and retrospective as they get older, Steven tried to be more flamboyant with yips and howls to make his aging voice stand out on recordings, and he acts stupid to get more attention during public appearances. This is a horribly embarrassing phenomenon.
5. I finally saw Gwar over the weekend at Riot Fest in Chicago. I sat at the perfect distance to be really close but not too close where I would get blood all over my clothes and skin. Whatever means of spurting blood they could find after killing whoever they killed, all fluids would fall two feet short of me.
That's it for me. Any thoughts on any of this? What have you been up to?
2. That won't be enough time for my hard drive (and all my music) to be recovered to make the Strike Mix to bring to the picket line, which is a shame because I had the whole thing mapped out in my crazy little head. Shot out to Colby over at the computer place for recovering all my music. This time I'm going to buy two external hard drives in case something goes wrong with one like it did this time. Colby said this is recommended, but I'm told wearing two rubbers at once, using the same logic, is not a good idea.
3. LSD goes back to school Saturday on the west coast for one more school year so she and I will be back to our long distance relationship. I will really miss having her here every day, giving her a goodbye kiss every morning, but just like the last year, we will be stronger for having gone through it.
4. While typing this up, I'm listening to Aerosmith's "Get Your Wings," an actual good Aerosmith recording from the old days, and I think I figured out where Steven Tyler went horribly wrong. While most rockers get more laid back and retrospective as they get older, Steven tried to be more flamboyant with yips and howls to make his aging voice stand out on recordings, and he acts stupid to get more attention during public appearances. This is a horribly embarrassing phenomenon.
5. I finally saw Gwar over the weekend at Riot Fest in Chicago. I sat at the perfect distance to be really close but not too close where I would get blood all over my clothes and skin. Whatever means of spurting blood they could find after killing whoever they killed, all fluids would fall two feet short of me.
That's it for me. Any thoughts on any of this? What have you been up to?
Labels:
Concerts,
long distance,
rock music,
updates
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Drunken Man Love Tackling
Last night LSD and I were awakened to yelling and what sounded like a scuffle outside our bedroom window in the alley. After listening further, it sounded like some poor guy was getting beaten up by a few other guys, so I decided to call 911 in an attempt to help him out. Then I heard LSD laughing from the bathroom. She told me that if I peered out of the open bathroom window at the right angle, I could see what was happening.
One guy had his buddy pinned down on the floor, and because they were so shit-canned drunk, we could hear every word they bellowed, and here it is as best as I can remember:
Dr. Ken: Hey, boys! So what happened with the girl?
Chad: What the fuck business is that of yours?
Steve: Yeah! What the fuck?! (Steve seemed to be pretty limited in terms of his mental capacity, and he was mighty drunk)
Dr. Ken: Well, you did wake me and my lady-friend up, so the least you can do is let me know what all the fuss was about.
Chad: Well, asshole here wouldn't go for the brunette because he always has to have the blond, even though I tried to tell his drunk ass that the blond said she liked me and the brunette liked him.
Dr. Ken: So then you went home with neither?
Chad: Right
Dr. Ken: And now you're lying on top of one another in a dirty alley? Together?
Steve: Hey! You're the one that's the damn fag, window guy!
Dr. Ken: Steve, your friend is right. You always take what comes your way in times like that. Were they both hot?
Both: . . . Yeah
Dr. Ken: Then you just go with how it happens organically. The odds of each of you getting serious with both of them after a drunken Tuesday are pretty slim so no need to fight.
Steve: No way, dude! I think I love that blond one!
Dr. Ken: Not likely, Steve. You don't even know her name, and what kind of prospect for a girlfriend gets blind drunk on a Tuesday like that? Just see what you think in the morning.
Both: Fuck you!
Steve: Yeah, fuck you, window guy!
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Then again, calling the cops and going back to sleep was probably the move. In other news, here is a link to what is coming soon to my Chicago based blog, The Liars Club, often times involving crazies like these crazy Chicagoans.
One guy had his buddy pinned down on the floor, and because they were so shit-canned drunk, we could hear every word they bellowed, and here it is as best as I can remember:
Then I felt kind of bad calling the cops because although they were some idiotic drunks, all they were hurting was each other. Well, it's okay because it seems as if Chad got up off Steve and the two of them stumbled into the sunset (or sunrise, more accurately) before the police arrived. What I should have done was this:Chad: You're really going to do that? You're going to punch your best friend?Steve: I know. I know . . .Chad: Over a girl?Steve: You're right. You're always fuckin' right (repeat nine or ten times)
Dr. Ken: Hey, boys! So what happened with the girl?
Chad: What the fuck business is that of yours?
Steve: Yeah! What the fuck?! (Steve seemed to be pretty limited in terms of his mental capacity, and he was mighty drunk)
Dr. Ken: Well, you did wake me and my lady-friend up, so the least you can do is let me know what all the fuss was about.
Chad: Well, asshole here wouldn't go for the brunette because he always has to have the blond, even though I tried to tell his drunk ass that the blond said she liked me and the brunette liked him.
Dr. Ken: So then you went home with neither?
Chad: Right
Dr. Ken: And now you're lying on top of one another in a dirty alley? Together?
Steve: Hey! You're the one that's the damn fag, window guy!
Dr. Ken: Steve, your friend is right. You always take what comes your way in times like that. Were they both hot?
Both: . . . Yeah
Dr. Ken: Then you just go with how it happens organically. The odds of each of you getting serious with both of them after a drunken Tuesday are pretty slim so no need to fight.
Steve: No way, dude! I think I love that blond one!
Dr. Ken: Not likely, Steve. You don't even know her name, and what kind of prospect for a girlfriend gets blind drunk on a Tuesday like that? Just see what you think in the morning.
Both: Fuck you!
Steve: Yeah, fuck you, window guy!
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Then again, calling the cops and going back to sleep was probably the move. In other news, here is a link to what is coming soon to my Chicago based blog, The Liars Club, often times involving crazies like these crazy Chicagoans.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Strike!
I'm on strike right now, along with the rest of the workers at my job. It has been difficult for me because I'm not getting paid and don't get benefits while it drags on. I want to return to work, but not without a fair contract. Some things have been fun, like the Hasidic Jewish guy who pulled up in his car to yell and swear at us that he is out of work, so we should be lucky to have a job.
Overall, I would say 99% of the response from the public I have encountered has been positive, especially among city workers such as the police, fireman, streets and sanitation, and transportation. They have been giving thumbs up and honking and waving, which has kept us going, and for me even gives me a chill inside, reminding me that we're fighting for the right reasons. Despite the fact that most people seem supportive, the press has been overwhelmingly one-sided and presenting skewed facts. So, you get guys like the dumb ass I saw today standing in his office window around 12 stories up, wielding a baseball bat. I motioned for him to come on down and discuss things with the all of us, but he was content staying perched up there.
Passing the time has been one of the biggest challenges. Today I decided to go for a jog with a giant sign wrapped around my torso, and I enlisted a new a coworker to join me. He is under even more stress than me, being a newly married first year employee who hadn't even gotten his first paycheck with the strike hit. Since I figure running helps me clear my head, I thought it could be good for him, which I think it was because he is excited to do it again tomorrow. Believe it or not, I think my fellow workers and others were responding well to our athletic approach to picketing. I'm hoping more keep joining in like where Rocky runs with all those Philadelphia citizens of all ages in the movie. That or I'll just drink too much coffee and eat lots of donuts and go pee a few dozen times at McDonalds (which I feel weird about so I always try to buy something).
Then just when I was feeling really inspired and excited to get home to make a "Fight the Power" playlist for my cohorts, I found that my external hard drive crapped out and I lost all my music. This was at first a dramatic blow for me, but after sitting down to write this post, I have already mellowed out and see the big picture. How many songs that might be gone forever off my iTunes is annoying, but I have a pretty terrific life with lots of wonderful people around me. Until next time . . .
Overall, I would say 99% of the response from the public I have encountered has been positive, especially among city workers such as the police, fireman, streets and sanitation, and transportation. They have been giving thumbs up and honking and waving, which has kept us going, and for me even gives me a chill inside, reminding me that we're fighting for the right reasons. Despite the fact that most people seem supportive, the press has been overwhelmingly one-sided and presenting skewed facts. So, you get guys like the dumb ass I saw today standing in his office window around 12 stories up, wielding a baseball bat. I motioned for him to come on down and discuss things with the all of us, but he was content staying perched up there.
Passing the time has been one of the biggest challenges. Today I decided to go for a jog with a giant sign wrapped around my torso, and I enlisted a new a coworker to join me. He is under even more stress than me, being a newly married first year employee who hadn't even gotten his first paycheck with the strike hit. Since I figure running helps me clear my head, I thought it could be good for him, which I think it was because he is excited to do it again tomorrow. Believe it or not, I think my fellow workers and others were responding well to our athletic approach to picketing. I'm hoping more keep joining in like where Rocky runs with all those Philadelphia citizens of all ages in the movie. That or I'll just drink too much coffee and eat lots of donuts and go pee a few dozen times at McDonalds (which I feel weird about so I always try to buy something).
Then just when I was feeling really inspired and excited to get home to make a "Fight the Power" playlist for my cohorts, I found that my external hard drive crapped out and I lost all my music. This was at first a dramatic blow for me, but after sitting down to write this post, I have already mellowed out and see the big picture. How many songs that might be gone forever off my iTunes is annoying, but I have a pretty terrific life with lots of wonderful people around me. Until next time . . .
Thanks for reading.
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
This guy is as appauled about smoking as Marsha was when Greg lit up!
There is a site called Every Block that notifies you about things going on in your neighborhood, and thank God because the Oz Park Advisory Council uncovered startling and unsettling news about teenagers smoking marijuana in the park after school! Can you imagine? I'm posting some of the funnier entries below, along with my smart-ass commentary, of course:
Many residents posted entries in support of this guy, including this person who wants a stop to this marijuana use before it leads to robberies!
Then we have an actual voice of reason, albeit a long-winded voice, followed by another moron.
Along comes Pete who witnesses how weird this grown man is taking pictures of kids he doesn't know, and then Ozlock defending his weirdness.
Then it just turns into a long debate with people chiming in with all kinds of stupid stuff. I just like that someone pointed out what a creep this guy looks like with his camera. Get a life, buddy. Or move to suburbs. Oh, wait, kids smoke dope there too. Maybe he should just get a job. Who has the time to chase around pot smoking kids at 3:30 every day?
I wanted to chime in with some funny comments in response to this guy and share them with you guys, but the crazy ass posted the Facebook accounts of people who stood in his way of his private drug war, so that scared me off.
What do you make of all this, Seven Readers?
Oh yeah, and there's a new post by Urbanist Chic over at The Liars Club, so be sure to leave a comment there if you have a moment.
Labels:
neighbors,
saying dumb stuff,
smoking
Tuesday, September 04, 2012
What Would You Do?
So I was out for dinner and drinks with the folks I play beach volleyball with, and the busboy delivering our food pointed out to my buddy which sandwich was his and actually touched the bun with his pointer finger.
What would you do?
A. Demand a new sandwich or at least a new bun.
B. Say nothing. Not a big deal. Just eat your sandwich.
C. Awkwardly say, "Uh. You touched my sandwich . . ."
If you have a D for a write-in, feel free to do that. My friend did C, by the way.
What would you do?
A. Demand a new sandwich or at least a new bun.
B. Say nothing. Not a big deal. Just eat your sandwich.
C. Awkwardly say, "Uh. You touched my sandwich . . ."
If you have a D for a write-in, feel free to do that. My friend did C, by the way.
"This one I have dipped my finger into is yours." |
Sunday, September 02, 2012
Don't Ask Me Why . . .
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Doctor Ken's One Liner
Even if the odds of me being a porno actor are rapidly dwindling as I get older, I think that if I ever had to do some "acting" to make ends meet, I would already have thought up the perfect catch phrase. Just as I got done spritzing all over whatever/whoever it is that needed a spritz, I would crane my neck back, cup my open hand around the side of my mouth and bellow:
"Clean up on aisle three!"
What do you think, Seven Readers? You have a porn catch phrase of your own or perhaps a porn actor name for yourself?
"Clean up on aisle three!"
What do you think, Seven Readers? You have a porn catch phrase of your own or perhaps a porn actor name for yourself?
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
You ever feel really depressed and you have no idea why? It's one thing if you know why, and if that's the case, you can reason yourself through it. Today there was no particular reason, and I was just stewing in misery for a couple of hours after I got home from work. When LSD got home, I was a turd for a little while, and then I had to come clean and let her know that I was feeling down. She wasn't feeling sad, just bored, and she said she needed a project. I said she should make us some coasters because we need some coasters around this joint.
I don't really do projects these days, so when I feel like that, I need to drink, run, or write. Tonight I decided to run, and I felt better almost instantly. During this run, along with curing my depression, I came to these revelations:
1. I'm going to run the Oakland Marathon in March. I need another race, and I think it would be cool to represent a city like that. Oak Town!!
2. I don't think I can live anywhere that isn't near a body of water. Right when I got to the lake part of the jog and saw the skyline, everything got better for me.
3. There is one other place where I do my best thinking, but I really don't want to share too much about that part of my day. Who am I kidding, my next post could very well be a Poop Post.
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When I got home from the run, LSD was on her computer looking up ideas for the coaster project. I'm a lucky man.
I don't really do projects these days, so when I feel like that, I need to drink, run, or write. Tonight I decided to run, and I felt better almost instantly. During this run, along with curing my depression, I came to these revelations:
1. I'm going to run the Oakland Marathon in March. I need another race, and I think it would be cool to represent a city like that. Oak Town!!
2. I don't think I can live anywhere that isn't near a body of water. Right when I got to the lake part of the jog and saw the skyline, everything got better for me.
3. There is one other place where I do my best thinking, but I really don't want to share too much about that part of my day. Who am I kidding, my next post could very well be a Poop Post.
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When I got home from the run, LSD was on her computer looking up ideas for the coaster project. I'm a lucky man.
Labels:
depression,
projects,
Running,
the city,
the lake
Sunday, August 26, 2012
When I was at a concert in the park, there was a group of middle aged folks just in front of us, and one of them had a good buzz on. I liked him immediately. He had a Cubs visor on his head of thinning hair, and he had white sun spots on his tanned, leathery face. As he sipped a cold Goose Island Summer Ale on a hot Chicago night, he said the following:
"This cold beer tastes great, don't it? Especially when you're an alcoholic."
Friday, August 24, 2012
Another Post About a Damn Dream? Come on?!
Yes, I have done these before, but I promise I will make it funny and brief.
In this dream I'm at the airport with a friend of mine, and we both spot two former NFL players getting ready to fly somewhere together. We overhear them saying that they are going on a tropical vacation. One of them is Herschel Walker, and the other one is . . . Herschel Walker. And this when your dreams can so easily trick you. I was trying to place the face of the second one, but I had forgotten that I already knew the first was Herschel, so I guess they were just both Herschel?
My friend and I in the dream were wondering if maybe they were gay ex football players because who goes on a tropical vacations with another dude? I guess it doesn't matter if Herschel and Herschel Clone were gay or not, but I guess people just like to get a scoop on some celebrity gossip.
So, if you have skimmed through this post, and I wouldn't blame you if you did, this is what you need to know, as this was just a dream:
1. I have no information that Herschel Walker is or is not gay.
2. I also am not making any claims that ex NFL running back, Herschel Walker, has a clone.
3. Even if Herschel Walker does have a clone, I have no evidence to support the fact that he takes tropical vacations with his clone.
4. If he and his clone take tropical vacations, that does not necessarily mean that there are any homosexual activities taking place during the course of said vacation.
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Anyone have any fun dreams lately that they want to share in the comments or just any thoughts on this dream?
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In this dream I'm at the airport with a friend of mine, and we both spot two former NFL players getting ready to fly somewhere together. We overhear them saying that they are going on a tropical vacation. One of them is Herschel Walker, and the other one is . . . Herschel Walker. And this when your dreams can so easily trick you. I was trying to place the face of the second one, but I had forgotten that I already knew the first was Herschel, so I guess they were just both Herschel?
My friend and I in the dream were wondering if maybe they were gay ex football players because who goes on a tropical vacations with another dude? I guess it doesn't matter if Herschel and Herschel Clone were gay or not, but I guess people just like to get a scoop on some celebrity gossip.
So, if you have skimmed through this post, and I wouldn't blame you if you did, this is what you need to know, as this was just a dream:
1. I have no information that Herschel Walker is or is not gay.
2. I also am not making any claims that ex NFL running back, Herschel Walker, has a clone.
3. Even if Herschel Walker does have a clone, I have no evidence to support the fact that he takes tropical vacations with his clone.
4. If he and his clone take tropical vacations, that does not necessarily mean that there are any homosexual activities taking place during the course of said vacation.
Herschel Walker |
Herschel's Gay Love Clone? |
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Anyone have any fun dreams lately that they want to share in the comments or just any thoughts on this dream?
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Labels:
cloning,
dreams,
football,
homosexuals,
vacation
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Toddler Fight Club Tests the Doctor's Joke Limits!
I recently got wind of the Toddler Fight Club story the same way I get all my news: from Facebook. Apparently some daycare workers made toddlers fight one another for sport. I quickly wrote a blog post in my head that was full of sick humor, starting off with saying how if the story leaked, someone involved must have broken the first rule of Toddler Fight Club. The jokes I wrote only got more in depth and sick from there . . .
Then I read the story. I love kids so I got a little angry and nauseous when I read about these sick individuals doing something so heinous with children they were trusted with taking care of. I have written about all kinds of things on this rag through out the years, but even I couldn't joke about this one. I had to scrap the blog post.
Sorry, readers. I guess I'm getting soft . . .
How about you? Any blogs you guys almost wrote or jokes you had to stop yourself from making?
Then I read the story. I love kids so I got a little angry and nauseous when I read about these sick individuals doing something so heinous with children they were trusted with taking care of. I have written about all kinds of things on this rag through out the years, but even I couldn't joke about this one. I had to scrap the blog post.
Sorry, readers. I guess I'm getting soft . . .
How about you? Any blogs you guys almost wrote or jokes you had to stop yourself from making?
Labels:
assholes,
fights,
grown ass man,
kids,
limits
Sunday, August 19, 2012
The Liars Are Back!
I'm starting back up my Liars Club blog about funny stuff that I come across in Chicago along with 2 new contributors. Be sure to come by to find out what the founding Liars have been doing. Also, we could always use another contributor or two, so if you live or have ever lived in Chicago and would like to be a Liar, send me an email.
Now, I don't like being that guy who gives a link and doesn't provide a proper blog post so here goes:
Today I was telling some other fellas how Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian get a lot of attention for having giant disproportionate butts, but Nicki Manaj doesn't seem to get as much credit for having a rear end that is equally rotund. This hardly seems fair.
Plus, that Nicki Minaj seems like a nice kid.
What do you think about all of this, Readers? Is this a clear case of booty discrimination or something else all together?
Now, I don't like being that guy who gives a link and doesn't provide a proper blog post so here goes:
Today I was telling some other fellas how Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian get a lot of attention for having giant disproportionate butts, but Nicki Manaj doesn't seem to get as much credit for having a rear end that is equally rotund. This hardly seems fair.
Plus, that Nicki Minaj seems like a nice kid.
Yup. That's a great deal of ass. |
This is also a substantial rump. |
But that is a gigantic hind quarters as well, right???? |
What do you think about all of this, Readers? Is this a clear case of booty discrimination or something else all together?
Labels:
ass,
butts,
celebrities,
discrimination,
women
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