Saturday, June 30, 2007
I'm Really Not Into Sweets (Anymore)
Friday, June 29, 2007
No One Is Innocent, But I Felt Compelled...
A vast number of accounts that I would love to share may involve certain individuals that might not appreciate being identified. Yes, we should be proud of all that we do, but bottom line is that we've all done some pretty cringe-worthy things together. Thus far I've dubbed my close friends as "Usual Suspects". As a whole, I feel this is appropriate to whom they represent. They are essentially my closest friends, who I've come to appreciate more than they probably know. They only represent a fraction of the characters that inject themselves into my little world. To help my loyal readers, I've decided to offer a key code to better help YOU identify the people in my "neighborhood". Those close to us may be able to deduce who each code represents, so for all you Sherlocks - Keep It To Yourself! Also, if you believe that you've identified yourself and feel misrepresented - Go To Hell...you're a part of my world and appreciate that I'm not revealing you as a donkey. Plus, isn't it more fun to speculate WHOM may be the Donkey-Of-The-Day? We'll start off with the simple stuff:
1) I = Your fearless leader
2) The Mrs. = My lovely wife who keeps home-life entertaining
3) Baby G = The fruit of our loins
4) The Costanza's (aka Frank & Estelle) = The Massachusetts version
5) The Bake-O's = I give "The Yahoos" credit for this one
6) The Usual Suspects = See above, too many to expand upon (they should know who they are)
7) The Yahoos = Supporting cast of The Usual Suspects
8) Feds = Boss of The Animals
9) The Animals = Figuring out if they're Pro-Force or Pro-Darkside
10) Auntie = Sleeping Beauty
11) The Firm = Helps bring home the bacon
12) Get Fit = The Mrs. company
13) Get Fab = #1 competition of Get Fit
14) BB (aka Bianca) = She's our cat...I'm pretty sure she doesn't read my blog
15) Triscuit = Skeletor got reincarnated as a dog
16) The Tenants = 3 Guy who rent our house
This is a good start. Believe me, I will be more specific when an interpretation calls for it - using clever alias's of course. Essentially, I want to instill confidence that even though we've all been guilty of being involved in some unusual situations, I strive to protect your identity...except for myself. I'm almost proud of all my exploits - I only have one shot at this life, might as well make it worth it!
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Men's Room Etiquette - You Knew This Was Coming...
For the men who find it completely acceptable to make small talk while expelling internal bodily waste through external orifices - this test is for YOU. If you fail, then take it again...and again...AND AGAIN! I want this branded into your grey matter, so if ever our paths may cross in the men's room you'll know the rules.
You May Begin The Test Below:
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Monday, June 25, 2007
I Hate Crocs (and Croc Facsimiles)
When I first started noticing overweight, middle-aged woman waddling around the city in these poor excuses for footwear I thought it was a brilliant marketing idea. They were the perfect accessory to the woman who could care less about their appearance and needed the rubbery forgiveness for their overly calloused hooves. I figured that this "fad" would never get beyond the target audience and just fade into the unknown.
That was then and now I bet that you couldn't throw a Pet Rock and not be able to hit someone who owns a pair of these things. Do we honestly not believe that this fashion trend will not go down as one of the most cringe-worthy staples of 2006/2007? I don't care how comfortable you are led to believe they are...they are hideous and it doesn't matter what color of the rainbow you own. This is not my problem with Crocs (and Croc Facsimiles)...
Ever since The Mrs. bought herself and Baby G. a pair of these things, I've figured out that they are not footwear, but death-traps. The Mrs. doesn't notice the dangers, because she's not 2 years old! In the last 6 months since Baby G. has worn Crocs, I can directly attribute every fall, cut, scrape, split-lip, tantrum and turned-ankle. Just yesterday Baby G. received all of the prior in one violent spill. There is NO ankle support for a child who only wants to run, climb and play, so why market it to young children. "Because they look so cute!" says The Mrs. Well, here is an artist's rendition of Baby G. after a "Crocident":
Parents - Stop torturing your kids! They'll look a helluva lot cuter without facial scars and missing teeth. For more information, please check out this related blog - http://crocsaccidents.blogspot.com/
Thursday, June 21, 2007
The Benefits Of Inviting Me To Your Summer Cookout
Whatever the event, we have always used as many means as possible to "spread the word". We encourage others to bring others and tell others. When it's go-time it's the usual suspects who end up coming over and as long as usual suspects stay usual, then any event is always a success.
Which brings me to those who don't attend. I naturally assume that you just have something better to do, and I'm not offended. What confuses me is when we hear second-hand of a gathering hosted by someone we know, to be attended by usual suspects, and we're not thrown a courtesy invite. In fact, I take great pleasure in making hosts feel very uncomfortable and guilty about the snub. Does a guilt invite hold less weight than a legit one? Nope! If anything it holds more weight, because we're not even supposed to be at this shindig. I proved that the host does not have to stones to say, "No, you can't come!"
So to avoid further personal embarrassment and loss of pride, just invite us to your stupid cookout, birthday party, brew-ha, or whatever excuse you have to enjoy a summer day. I guarantee that we're potty trained and that there will be people there who are happy to see us. You'll also continue to receive our own courtesy invites...even if you have something better to do.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Have You Ever Been THIS Bored???
Monday, June 18, 2007
Killer Dog On The Loose!
Every Journey Starts With The First Step
With this new outlook on life and the world around us, I start noticing that my prior prospective was extremely linear. Viewing the world in black and white was like taking life for granted. My eyes were now wide open to the world and myself.