Thursday, June 30, 2005
The stationary store by my house
I do Origami, I know its odd but its something I picked up and I like it ok. So here's the thing. There is a store by my house that sells paper and paper accessories. So I wandered in there today on my way home from my 3 hour stint at work. I asked the shopkeeper if he had any origami paper, that I needed black and white paper. I'm working on an origami chess set and need black and white paper. The shopkeep in turn looked at me like I just pulled a pink elephant out of my ass. He told me he didn't know what I meant. In turn I again said I was looking for origami. Again, a look of total wonderment. Now I was getting a little wierded out by this guy. He then says he has never heard of origami, he knows not what I say. I again said, origami, you know, paperfolding. He still didn't know what I meant. I asked him how long he had been selling paper and paper accessories. About 20 years. I said and you've never heard of origami or paperfolding, he just shook his head. I walked out feeling quite stressed over the whole episode.
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
What happened to Geena Davis
What ever happened to Geena Davis. She used to be in lots of movies and I don't think I've seen her since Beetlejuice. I mean she's pretty enough. Unless she smiles, because she shows to much gum. Not a good gum to tooth ratio, anyway if anyone knows what happened to Geena Davis please let me know.
Something else I won't eat
I decided I can't eat any sort of Chutney, like Mango Chutney. The sole reason being that Chutney sounds like some sort of communter train to some upity out of the way resort town that caters to urbanites from large centers. Hey thats just one mans opinion.
Monday, June 27, 2005
Weather Network Message of the Day
This was left in a Batman Villan type voice.
Its that time of the year again, happy pride week 2005 to all the gang at the weather network. I hope you all have happy wonderful joyous time. We kick it off on Sat with the annual dyke march down the young street strip. Where the gals can show there bare breasts to the delight and enjoyment of both genders, hmm. Then on Sunday the party really kicks into high gear with annual pride parade. Butt cheeks chaps, pierced nipples, dildos and ex-penises are just a few of the many sights to see. There will be endless fun and profanities to be had. So leave your inhibitions at the door cuz party poopers need not apply. Lets all get on out there and have a really big gay old time. Love you, Bye
Its that time of the year again, happy pride week 2005 to all the gang at the weather network. I hope you all have happy wonderful joyous time. We kick it off on Sat with the annual dyke march down the young street strip. Where the gals can show there bare breasts to the delight and enjoyment of both genders, hmm. Then on Sunday the party really kicks into high gear with annual pride parade. Butt cheeks chaps, pierced nipples, dildos and ex-penises are just a few of the many sights to see. There will be endless fun and profanities to be had. So leave your inhibitions at the door cuz party poopers need not apply. Lets all get on out there and have a really big gay old time. Love you, Bye
Friday, June 24, 2005
Thursday, June 23, 2005
Cats with OCD
This girl at work was told her cat has Obesive Compulsive Disorder and the he needs prozac. So now she spends $40 a month to buy her OCD cat prozac!!
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
What a day!!
I actually broke a sweat at work today, now you ask why is he posting this. Well the thing is I tend to sit on my ass and project the appearance of productivity. For some reason I actually had to do something today and man I broke a sweat, I don't think I've ever gotten even winded at work. I have always worked desk jobs because of my fear of manual labor, but if this continues I may have to find a more stagnant job. Suggestions are welcome.
Monday, June 20, 2005
Why do things change?
I have a little bit of a rant today. My best friends parents are moving today. Now it's actually two best friends, brothers, and I have lived next to them for 21 years. Now that's not entirely true. We all moved away from home to different cities about 6 years ago. We have always stayed close, we are really just brothers from different mothers you know. Anyway, the issue is that we are always home on holidays and those times are spent equally between our two homes, actually more their parents than mine (mine are a little uptight). So you know I would wake up in the morning and just scoot over to Steve French's house (fake name) and we would eat breakfast and get baked. It was a good life. If It was 2am and I was bored I would just go rap on Steve French's (fake name) window and we would just chill and get baked you know. Now when I go home to my parents I am going to be totally alone, no one, just me and my stepdad who tends to fall asleep with the remote for the TV on his crotch so I have to use a broom handle to get it. Anyway this is upsetting me today so I though I would write about it.
Sunday, June 19, 2005
Milo And Felix, American Idols

Most people don't know I have rabbits, andeven fewer know that they were guest judges on American Idol.
Saturday, June 18, 2005
Weather Network Message of the Day
Another fine message courtesy of the weather network.
Thank you for taking Anne Marie Sweeney off the air and hopefully off the planet. She is disgusting! We turn her on at night just to have a laugh. She looks and acts like a teenage hooker. She does no justice for The Weather Network. She flirts with the camera, her short tight skirts at her middle age. She puts those slits in her skirts. She runs around like a mare in heat! She can't stand still for 2 seconds. We love Suzanne Feliz and Chris St. Clair. Bye for now.
This guy calls all the time
Thank you for taking Anne Marie Sweeney off the air and hopefully off the planet. She is disgusting! We turn her on at night just to have a laugh. She looks and acts like a teenage hooker. She does no justice for The Weather Network. She flirts with the camera, her short tight skirts at her middle age. She puts those slits in her skirts. She runs around like a mare in heat! She can't stand still for 2 seconds. We love Suzanne Feliz and Chris St. Clair. Bye for now.
This guy calls all the time
What I'm cooking
1 pkg Fusilli
Gorgonzola Cheese sauce
Cream Cheese
Mozzarella Cheese
1 can Chunky Tomatoes
Spinach
Mushrooms
Broccoli
Roasted Red Peppers
SunDried Tomatoes
Gorgonzola Cheese sauce
Cream Cheese
Mozzarella Cheese
1 can Chunky Tomatoes
Spinach
Mushrooms
Broccoli
Roasted Red Peppers
SunDried Tomatoes
Sometimes you just hate things
So I decided that I need a cause in my life, you know something to fight for. So I've decided that I am against picketing, I just don't know how to show it.
Thursday, June 16, 2005
What do I listen to?
I got an I-Pod and I need some new music to listen to. What's the best stuff out there right now?
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
I just bought that DVD from a pirate
The movie Illuminati was pretty ridiculous. I was too hot to do anything so I watched almost all 4 hours of it. It was the crazy conspiracy theory involving ancient satanic guilds, Freemasonry, and the American Bush family. It looks like it was produced at the Weekly World News.
A good argument for church
I am currently reading Dan Browns, Angels and Demons. Hence the Illuminatic look of the blog. I think I may change the look to reflect what I am reading at the time. Anyway, so I'm reading this book, now I'm not a god fearing man, but I read one paragraph in this good that actually made good sense as to what church should mean to people in our culture that now has answers that the bible once purposed to answer. So I decided to post it, here it is.
"For Sylvie, the church had always been an innocuous entity...a place of fellowship and introspection...sometimes just a place to sing out loud without people starting at her. The church recorded the benchmarks of her life, funerals, weddings, baptisms, holidays, and it asked for nothing in return. Even the monetary dues were voluntary. Her children emerged from Sunday School every week uplifted, filled with ideas about helping others and being kinder. What could possibly be wrong with that?"
By far the best argument for church I have ever heard.
"For Sylvie, the church had always been an innocuous entity...a place of fellowship and introspection...sometimes just a place to sing out loud without people starting at her. The church recorded the benchmarks of her life, funerals, weddings, baptisms, holidays, and it asked for nothing in return. Even the monetary dues were voluntary. Her children emerged from Sunday School every week uplifted, filled with ideas about helping others and being kinder. What could possibly be wrong with that?"
By far the best argument for church I have ever heard.
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