June 03, 2005
Definitions
Fasturbation:
(n) A solo quickie.
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May 25, 2005
Welcome Home
Just wanted to take this time to Welcome Jim Home from his vacation! We all missed you!! But I think we did a stellar job at keeping your readers entertained. Er...... when's your next vacation? We might need to start getting our material prepared for the next one. LOL
Glad to have you home!
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Thanks, Denise. It's great to be back.
Let's see...I figure after what happened during my first day back I'll need another vacation starting today and will be able to take one some time around December.
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May 24, 2005
It's been real.
Well, it seems as if no one wants that last point. Heck, I even said you could
bribe the judge. Of course, what could you have bribed me with? Besides with the
obvious, that is.
Rat pictures would be good.
Joe Don Baker pictures would also be good.
C'mon, people! Use your imagination!
Ah, well. Since no one gives a rat's ass about it, I'll give you the answer to number two: A Day Without a Mexican is the movie with the SoCal dialogue in it, and apparently no one but me has seen it. Not that it was worth seeing. But then again, neither are most of my favorite movies.
But seriously, folks, it's been fun posting on Jim's blog whilst ignoring mine. Next time Jim takes a vacation, I hope I'll be invited back, even if I did post a crappy "Match That Quote" game and possible bored off some of his readers. Sorry, Jim.
Yep, rambling posts that just jump from point to point...that's my style!
more...
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That is one helaciously fine rat ass there, Victor. I'm all tingly.
Posted by: Jim at May 26, 2005 08:39 AM (tyQ8y)
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One more time
Well since today is probably the last day I get to post at Snooze Button Dreams I wanted to write a post expressing just how much this experience has meant to me. Most folks just donÂ’t get a chance to post on a blog as successful as this one. For a week I had the warm fuzzy feeling that
whatÂ’s his name must get every time he spanks a
midget porn star. For a week I had the more power than this
hateful shrew and much to my surprise I was able to withstand the urge to blog about a group of
angry lesbian midgets.
For a week my fellow Snooze Crew™ Members and I have turned out posts that would make that other group blog jealous. We’ve posted lots of funny, some stuff that was thought provoking and some stuff that was rather disturbing (who’s damned idea was it to post a picture of Jim in Manties anyway?).
It wasn’t just the Snooze Crew™ that made it possible either. It was the loyal readers of Snooze Button Dreams that kept us posting; that and Jim’s threat to withhold spankings for a week if we misbehaved while he was gone. Sure I know what you’re thinking a spanking from another man doesn’t sound right. But you know what, it’s not like we’re gay (even though Jim’s running one of the finest gay blogs on the Interweb), nope, we’re like Romans. And nobody ever called the gladiators homo’s even if they were playing slap and tickle in the locker room.
Sorry I got a little side tracked. Back to the readers, yup you guys really made us feel all warm and fuzzy. Like when I used to climb a rope in gym class, type warm and fuzzy. ItÂ’s definitely a feeling IÂ’ll miss, but hey maybe yÂ’all will stop by and visit my little hole in the wall of the blogidoheckiweb every now and then and we can laugh about the good ole times when Jim turned over the keys to his shop to a bunch of wingnuts.
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All I can think of when you mention midgets is the 42 midgets and the lion... at this link:
http://www.newturfers.com/mwf/attach/38/355838/BBCNEWSWorldLionMutilates42MidgetsinCambodianRing-Fight.htm
Posted by: vw bug at May 25, 2005 12:13 PM (V4mW3)
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Your welcome! And thank you for showing such restraint and class while entertaining my legions of fans. ;-)
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May 19, 2005
With my apologies
IÂ’m desperately trying to come up with something for the Snooze.
Except- My teeth hurt. I have a crew of trolls with jackhammers pounding away at one tooth and the dentist is busy, probably picking out his Ferrari purchased from funds acquired from my insurance company last time I was there.
Shall we say the quality of his work is a bit suspect, to say the least.
more...
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Bitching and moaning is always a good post.
Posted by: Victor at May 19, 2005 10:14 PM (Sx8zO)
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Oh Rob ....... you having dental problems too?
Let me tell you ...... in April I went to the dentist 4 times to get 2 teeth fixed, cleaning & checkup. My first visit to the dentist in 6 years.
So far in May, I have been there 6 times. The two cavities they filled after the checkup have now resulted in root canals. Those 6 visits were over a period of 13 days, alot of pain, and vicadin that was not working. I still have one more visit before all is said and done ....... hopefully there will be no revisits for any pain afterwards.
Believe me, after this experience, I am finding myself a new dentist.
Posted by: Denise at May 20, 2005 06:40 AM (JTlEe)
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Whew..
Vicadin is a lousy painkiller- Fortunately, you feel so damn good you just don't care about the pain.. Hence- No Vicadin. "Roughing it" with 800 mg of Motrin every two to three hrs, just to keep it down to a dull roar.
Bastard did call, so I'll be dragging myself in later today. If he hurts me, I'm gonna punch him.
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May 18, 2005
May 17, 2005
Cartoonage
Man, I love me some cartoons, especially
Tom & Jerry (pre-1955, please) and
Wile E. Coyote. But my very favorite cartoons are two Bugs Bunny cartoons which are probably faves of yours, too:
The Rabbit of Seville and my absolute favorite,
What's Opera, Doc?
At work, I listen to a classical station, and you know what I've discovered? I can't hear anything by Wagner without thinkig of that cartoon.
Kill the wabbit, kill the wabbit!
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May 09, 2005
Bernie Mac is a jack ass
Okay, I admit that there is a small possibility that it wasn't actually Bernie Mac who wouldn't even give the courtesy of "The Wave" when I let him out of the Arby's parking lot onto the highway. As a co-worker pointed out there's a high probability that Bernie Mac doesn't drive a beat up late model Oldsmobile. Then again if he's getting paid according to the acting ability he's displayed in
recent films he just might be. The googly eyes were funny 10 years ago, Bernie. Now go buy yourself a new shtick.
Sure looked like him anyway.
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Speaking of being annoying and rude:
Isn't jackass one word?
Posted by: shank at May 09, 2005 03:42 PM (+H1yK)
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Ordinarily yes. In this case it was a play on words.
You see, a "jack" is a sailor (like in "Cracker Jack", eh?). Sailors are also known as tars. Everybody remembers the story about the tar baby, right?
So as you can plainly see, I was involved in a derogatory racist insult, not a simple spelling error.
Posted by: Jim at May 09, 2005 03:47 PM (tyQ8y)
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Another thing that really pisses me off is people who just can't admit that they made a damned mistake and build some convoluted bullshit excuse for it.
Posted by: Jim at May 09, 2005 03:48 PM (tyQ8y)
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But as far as bullshit excuses go, that one was amazing. Are they really known as tars? Humph. But it was mostly amazing because you're willing to be outed as a racist (even if you aren't) if it means you get to be right. That is true dedication.
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Posted by: Jim at May 09, 2005 06:31 PM (MDLz3)
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Stuff that has pissed me off today
- Towel dispensers placed high on the wall so when you reach up to them the water on your hands runs back down your arms. I've also noticed that the vast majority of paper dispensers are placed out of reach of kids. Don't we want these guys to learn basic hygiene?
- People who don't give you "The Wave" when you let them pull into traffic ahead of you. It's my right of way, buddy. The least you could do is give me a thank-you when I try to be nice and let you in.
- Pencils that are too short to use. Why do they put graphite all the way through them anyway?
- Office chairs with the tilt lever where the up/down lever is supposed to be. Purchasing agents should not be permitted to buy chairs unless they've sat in them.
- Cubicles set up so everybody passing by sees your screen. One of my projects has hush-hush elements and I'm getting paranoid every time I open up a document for it.
- Phones without caller ID. The Do Not Disturb setting works really well but there's no "Except for Boss1 or Boss2" setting.
- Whiny blog posts that are full of nothing except a list of annoyances.
So what's pissing you off today? Sound off in the comments.
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Same as usual....kids,pets,Spokane....
Posted by: LW at May 09, 2005 02:38 PM (MDLz3)
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"A hush-hush project" - is that what they're calling it now? nudge-nudge, wink-wink
Anyway - revising for an Arabic oral exam when we have done approximately no speaking so far in the course is my pet peeve today...
Posted by: Dafyd at May 09, 2005 02:42 PM (ZZQbd)
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my back. It's been achy lately. I think I was abducted by aliens, and they took my spine out and gave me one from some seventy-five year old retired migrant worker. Christ almighty.
Posted by: shank at May 09, 2005 03:34 PM (+H1yK)
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The alarm clock, the drive to work, the people I must see and hear, the lack of lunch and the smell of microwave popcorn, which has permeated the entire building.
Aside from the above, the day's been okay.
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The only thing worse than that completely engulfing smell of popcorn at work is the completely engulfing smell of burnt popcorn at work.
Posted by: Jim at May 09, 2005 03:50 PM (tyQ8y)
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I hate it when people burn popcorn. You don't even need to be able to
read anymore to cook popcorn correctly; just hit the button with the popcorn icon on it. I bet you could train a retarded lab rat how to microwave a decent bag of popcorn. Do you work in that office from the commercials? The one with all the monkeys in it?
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Maybe that's the problem. Our microwaves are a bit older and still have the word "popcorn" instead of a picture.
Posted by: Jim at May 09, 2005 06:33 PM (MDLz3)
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My worst peeve at work? When people think my personal workspace is their storage area and dump their shit there. Or take stuff without asking and not return it.
That stuff makes me go psycho.
Posted by: diamond dave at May 09, 2005 10:53 PM (gkwrQ)
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The number 67.5 and the letter Y.
Because.
Posted by: Rachel Ann at May 10, 2005 05:12 AM (+VqMf)
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I'm not annoyed by anything yet today (except the sales people at my work who can't sell things properly) but one thing that irritates me generally in the category of hygiene is the Infinity Towel.
You don't see these much any more, but when I encounter them (one of my favorite restaurants has it) they bother me.
Instead of dispensing towels, there is just one big, long loop of a towel that you're supposed to rotate through the contraption.
Do you think I'm touching that? Hell no.
Posted by: Trey Givens at May 10, 2005 09:28 AM (yaMs/)
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Our chairs at work seem to go on the fritz. You'll be sitting there and suddenly, you drop an inch. Then about 5 minutes later, it happens again.
And even though, it's only an inch, it's like taking the first plunge on the roller coaster, because here you are intently concentrating, and then your chair drops an inch.
Annoying. I got a new chair. They've had to replace 30% of the chairs in my office.
Posted by: Boudicca at May 10, 2005 11:02 PM (z7nbM)
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Jim, I don't know if you go back to read comments added long after you've posted something here. I hope you do.
My mom worked as the city administrator and was involved in municipal politics her entire working career. She worked with a mayor for a few years whom she truly disliked and he annoyed her.
Unbeknownst to her, I programmed her telephone display to read 'The Little Shit" when he called her at home.
The first time he called her after I'd done that, she laughed so hard she had to hang up!
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April 29, 2005
Horse...
The other red meat.
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Shaken, not stirred
3 points to the first person who can correctly identify why this is a shocking drink order. Specifically, why is it shocking that Bond orders a martini this way?
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Ok, you got my curiousity up (I love James Bond movies but never thought twice about the martinis). I know I can't win by looking it up... but I did. I won't give the answer away, but for those who are also curious, check out this site: http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mmartini.html
Posted by: vw bug at April 29, 2005 12:13 PM (mPRqC)
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According to The Straight Dope (
http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mmartini.html) it's apparently because as a double agent he's a little bit of a conundrum. Almost as much of a conundrum as a martini taken with gin
and vodka (apparently most martini drinkers take one or the other). Also, most drinkers take their martinis stirred, but apparently since Bond takes both he needs to shake the martini to improve the flavor of the vodka. So he's basically all clean cut on the outside, but he takes his drinks in this in-cestuous manner. Ho, because he's a double agent, and he's never what he seems.
Or something. Personally I'm a beer guy, and this drink mixing crap is way too much trouble to go to for a nice cold drink.
Posted by: shank at April 29, 2005 12:20 PM (+H1yK)
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crap. I didn't just break the rules did I? crap.
Posted by: shank at April 29, 2005 12:22 PM (+H1yK)
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Rule breaker! You shall be punished severely.
12 lashes with a wet noodle!
Posted by: Jim at April 29, 2005 12:27 PM (tyQ8y)
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It's a snooty way to order a weak martini. Just ask President Bartlet - oh, wait, he's not real either.
Posted by: kmsqrd at April 29, 2005 12:57 PM (9ON3i)
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Generally, when a martini is ordered, it is given half a sitir with a martini spoon. Half, no more, lest you bruise the liquor. For Bond to order his Martini shaken, not stirred, is asking for the drink to be intentionally bruised and have the ice melted too much. Indeed!
Only a man with serious mojo could pull off a stunt like that.
I didn't read the straight dope. Does it agree with me?
Posted by: Garret at April 29, 2005 01:27 PM (IOwam)
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Cecil be damned. If you knew the history behind the service, you'd know that 006 died from drinking a martini that was stirred with a hemlock covered swizzle stick surreptitiously slipped into place by a double agent. A bit of bruised vermouth is a small price to pay, don't you think?
Posted by: Tig at April 29, 2005 01:34 PM (+SYjv)
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Garret is correct. Shaking a martini melts more ice, puts air in the liquid and completely mixes the vermouth. For the high class folks at the ritzy places that Bond hangs out, this is a huge faux pas. The reason Bond specifies shaking is because he drinks vodka martinis and they need to be much colder than a classical gin martini or they taste like a horse's ass.
Tig - I thought 006 was the turncoat who Bond blew up in that movie with the cello girl.
Posted by: Jim at April 29, 2005 01:39 PM (tyQ8y)
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Dang, here I am a day late again. Being a martini drinker who likes his martini's teeth-hurting cold, I knew this one. BTW--"bruising" a martini refers to ice shards being broken off during the shaking process. The shards melt in the glass (diluting the drink) and the light refracting thru the little pockets of water floating in and on top of the drink is the "bruising" of the drink.
Posted by: Victor at April 29, 2005 07:02 PM (Sx8zO)
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I don't think I drink enough....
Posted by: Wendy at April 29, 2005 10:32 PM (lVGGv)
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Bar story: I had this very young GI, obviously freshly from boot camp and probably never allowed in bars, legally, before come up to my bar and ask for a "very dry martini."
I poured him a shot of gin.
His disappointment was palpable: "That's it?"
"Yup."
"Damn. Okay, give me a Budweiser, then."
Thanks for the memory, Jim. ;o)
Posted by: Margi at April 30, 2005 03:21 PM (lWAiX)
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... I'm with Victor... when I have a martini, I want it cold.. thus the shaken and not stirred... sure, it is cloudy at first.. but that goes away in a few seconds as soon as the ice chips melt... Bond had it right....
Posted by: Eric at April 30, 2005 08:23 PM (YlwMq)
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Actually, the movies got it backwards. In the books, Ian Fleming always had Bond order his martinis "Stirred, not shaken" I think he even mentioned once that it was because shaking bruises the gin. I seem to remember at least one of the early Connery movies getting it right, but I don't remember which one now.
Posted by: Susie at May 01, 2005 12:19 PM (IPJ6q)
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Yup - as Jed Bartlet says,
"Shaken not stirred would get you cold water with a dash of gin and dry vermouth. The reason you stir it with a special spoon is so as not to chip the ice. James is ordering a weak martini and being snooty about it."
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April 28, 2005
Conferences
Conferences are business meetings taken to the ultimate level of inefficiency.
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Yeah, but sometimes they throw in free food. That's gotta count for something.
Posted by: RP at April 28, 2005 01:21 PM (LlPKh)
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Ohhh and don't forget sometimes, If your really lucky, you get some cheap crappy "gift".
Posted by: Machelle at April 28, 2005 01:59 PM (ZAyoW)
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Coffee. Provide me with a cup of good hot coffee and I'll follow you anywhere.
Sheesh, I really am addicted. Off to make my fave. poison.
Posted by: Rachel Ann at April 28, 2005 02:56 PM (loG+u)
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I was at a conference on Tuesday, we did get free food. They presented each speaker a token gift. From the looks of the box it appeared to be a nice paper weight, once said box was opened it contained cookies. Which is food, so I guess they provided food and more food.
Posted by: Frick at April 28, 2005 04:18 PM (IkvNl)
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I hate meetings. I think that includes conferences. Meetings within conferences are the worst. Unless there is food. And you can come and go as you please. Or you can sit in the back of a dimly lit room, against a wall, and close your eyes with nobody noticing... not that I've EVER done THAT before.
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April 18, 2005
What's four times?
Once is luck.
Twice is coincidence.
Three times is a charm.
So what's four times?
Points for the top three answers. Bonus points if anybody gets the real answer, which isn't too likely because I just made this up in my meeting this morning but if you've been following along with the bits I drop about the job it's at least possible to get it.
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The coming of the apocalypse.
Posted by: Paul at April 18, 2005 02:45 PM (vbP6L)
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For some reason I'm reminded of Eddie Murphy in Raw, discussing the new dangerous world of an active sex life (remember, this is early 80s) "It's like playing craps with your *#^&!"
Posted by: Kenny at April 18, 2005 02:56 PM (sVrPB)
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A Felony.
Mildly Annoying.
The fine line between persistence and harrasment.
A Viagra commercial.
Posted by: shank at April 18, 2005 03:28 PM (+H1yK)
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is only good for brainstorming.
is one partner too many
is not enough numbers to win the lottery
Posted by: vw bug at April 18, 2005 03:49 PM (atmrq)
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pathetic?
a shame?
a pattern?
Posted by: caltechgirl at April 18, 2005 06:24 PM (iCaDI)
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Precocious?
A blessing?
Ambitious?
A pain in the ass?
Posted by: Robert at April 18, 2005 06:40 PM (kTm63)
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Four times is repititious
intuitive?
learned?
Posted by: Oorgo at April 18, 2005 06:41 PM (lM0qs)
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Four times is a project plan complete with willing project sponsor;
a real budget with real money; and real target audiences
Or
It's a four-leaf clover!!
Posted by: knpepper at April 18, 2005 08:19 PM (i8ldt)
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Heh, you must mean four-flushers. (well, you'd LIKE it to happen at the office, beats no-flushers)
Four-eign exchange markets?
Four-tunate one (like a senator's son)
Sorry about the puns, four-ce of habbit. Sometimes I four-get people don't like them. Four-give me?
:-D
Posted by: tommy at April 18, 2005 08:47 PM (VCRgB)
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Four times is a fuck up.
Posted by: Simon at April 18, 2005 09:27 PM (GWTmv)
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a curse?
a contract?
Pavlov's dream?
Posted by: Wendy at April 18, 2005 09:30 PM (lVGGv)
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Four times is:
A promotion? A sign from God? Evidence that men having multiple orgasms in one session isn't a myth after all?
Posted by: Helen at April 19, 2005 02:47 AM (Oxw5k)
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Four times is cheating.
Posted by: Victor at April 19, 2005 01:48 PM (L3qPK)
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Four times is JACKPOT~!!
Posted by: Denise at April 19, 2005 05:46 PM (JTlEe)
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March 19, 2005
March 02, 2005
I can't believe nobody took this one!
Awesome blog title:
Pith and Vinegar
Adding to the awesomeness, pithandvinegar.com is available.
First one to take it wins, but you have to promise to blogroll me there.
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Question of the day
If you sue the Supreme Court, who hears the case?
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I guess I'll do it. I mean, if no one else volunteers, don't want to step on any toes.
Posted by: shank at March 02, 2005 01:19 PM (+H1yK)
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Ah, I wanted to do it!!!! No fair!
Posted by: Rachel Ann at March 02, 2005 01:59 PM (tqjrf)
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February 25, 2005
Fun with elevators
Next time you're on an elevator, instead of staring up at the floor level indicator, turn around and stare at the back of the elevator. This works better if there are other people on the elevator.
(This does have the inherent problem of you not knowing when you get to your floor but a clever elevatrix can turn that into an adventure in itself.)
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I like it. I'm going to add it to my elevator repetoire.
Currently, I count out loud, "One mississippi, two Mississippi, Three Mississippi..."
So far no one's asked.
Posted by: Paul at February 25, 2005 02:04 PM (vbP6L)
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Hahaha. Do you know that someone once wrote a master's thesis about where people stand in elevators to help themselves feel more comfortable?
Posted by: Karin at February 26, 2005 02:39 PM (g6CRw)
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Quotes to remember
"Separate but equal" applies to only two things in this world - earrings and breasts.
Be the first person to name the quotee and win 3 points!
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Liz Taylor or Anna Nicole Smith both come to mind.
Posted by: Clancy at February 25, 2005 01:17 PM (JxYJc)
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Good guesses, but nope - neither of them.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 01:29 PM (tyQ8y)
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Posted by: kathleen at February 25, 2005 01:45 PM (KRj9x)
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Man, I just had the wierdest thought. What if you combined Oprah Winfrey and Whitney Houston? What would Oprah Whitney be like?
Oh, and no - those aren't right either.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 01:51 PM (tyQ8y)
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Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree; Chris Rock?
Posted by: kathleen at February 25, 2005 02:32 PM (KRj9x)
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The quotee is considerably more like Chris Rock than any of the other guesses.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 02:36 PM (tyQ8y)
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The only person I can imagine saying something like that is George Carlin. With alot of F words thrown in there.
Posted by: Tiffani at February 25, 2005 02:44 PM (KE4Gu)
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Eddie Murphy? Rodney Dangerfield?
Posted by: Clancy at February 25, 2005 02:54 PM (JxYJc)
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ooh Rodney Dangerfields a good one!! Would have never thought of that!
Posted by: Tiffani at February 25, 2005 03:00 PM (KE4Gu)
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Tiffani is a bit closer. He was once described as the bastard love child of George Carlin and Harry Anderson.
It was a self-description.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 03:00 PM (tyQ8y)
Posted by: Tiffani at February 25, 2005 03:15 PM (KE4Gu)
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Sam Kinison never said "breasts" in his life. "Titties", sure. "Breasts", never.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 03:19 PM (tyQ8y)
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bastard love child of George Carlin and Harry Anderson
Harry Anderson!?!?!? (Is he still alive?) Anyway, that hint really threw me for a loop. I mean - Harry Anderson!? And for whatever reason I couldn't get Dana Carvey out of my mind after that, but that seemed to be missing the George Carlin part and Dana has never played a very brainey Harry Anderson like role...
Anyway, in some weird way that led me to my final guess (for now):
Jon Stewart.
Posted by: Clancy at February 25, 2005 03:54 PM (JxYJc)
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I have two more guesses - can I use them?
Posted by: Tiffani at February 25, 2005 04:06 PM (KE4Gu)
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Nope. Not Jon Stewart. This guy is definitely not a liberal.
Go for it Tiffani. There's no limit on guesses. So long as nobody puts out a list of a gajillion at a time.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 04:19 PM (tyQ8y)
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BobCat Goldthwait
or Gilbert Godfrey
Posted by: TIffani at February 25, 2005 04:24 PM (KE4Gu)
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This is a normal voiced person.
Gilbert Godrey? Oh, Lord.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 04:26 PM (tyQ8y)
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Ugh...You wear me out..
Posted by: Tiffani at February 25, 2005 05:00 PM (KE4Gu)
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If I had a nickel for every time I've heard that...
You guys are guessing lots of established professional comedians. This guy is funny but he's not a professional comedian.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 05:37 PM (MDLz3)
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Now this is getting personal. Richard Jeni? Dennis Miller?
Posted by: kathleen at February 25, 2005 05:39 PM (KRj9x)
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My final guess: Will Smith.
Posted by: kathleen at February 25, 2005 05:48 PM (KRj9x)
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Okay, I'm going to have to give a bigger hint. I fear my previous ones have locked you off target.
He's a blogger.
Posted by: Jim at February 25, 2005 05:52 PM (MDLz3)
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Hmmm... Blogger.... And references to breasts - could it be Harvey?
(Or perhaps one Mr. James Peacock.)
Posted by: Clancy at February 25, 2005 06:35 PM (lJX9L)
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Ding, ding, ding!
Yours truly, birthmonger of trite and humorous sayings.
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Posted by: Clancy at February 25, 2005 08:06 PM (lJX9L)
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February 24, 2005
I am in love
The
rubber band machinegun.
I would comment further but I can't see the screen well through my tears.
(Hat tip to Randall)
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Posted by: pylorns at February 24, 2005 09:19 AM (FTYER)
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WHY is there no video? :-(
Posted by: Harvey at February 24, 2005 01:12 PM (tJfh1)
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They removed it in an effort to reduce pant soilage.
Posted by: Jim at February 24, 2005 01:17 PM (tyQ8y)
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Where do you find this stuff???
Posted by: Tiffani at February 24, 2005 02:25 PM (KE4Gu)
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One of my readers at Zero Intelligence sent this one in. Visual commentary for
this post about a kid getting expelled for tossing a rubber band on a teacher's desk.
Posted by: Jim at February 24, 2005 02:36 PM (tyQ8y)
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Damm! Busted by the network geek's filters! Guess I'll have to check it out tonight from the house.
Posted by: Nate at February 24, 2005 05:18 PM (uKuUC)
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OOooOOooOOooo... I wants it. I wants it!
Posted by: The Webwench at February 24, 2005 07:19 PM (xflu9)
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I'm with Harvey... gotta have video proof that that sucker actually works!
Posted by: Paladin at February 25, 2005 11:51 AM (2Ts/M)
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February 14, 2005
Serious question
Say you've just loaded up the family to go pick up lunch/dinner*. Momma is in her fuzzy slippers, 2 out of 3 kids are in pajamas with only one of them wearing shoes. Dad is wearing the white sweat pants that
must never be seen in public.
Would that be indicative of white trashitude or redneckosity?
Not much happening around here today. Morning writing time was taken up with three stories of maddening school atrocities over at Zero Intelligence. Speaking of ZI, it's been getting some serious attention lately. In the last few weeks I've been interviewed by two newspapers, contacted by a scholastic watchdog group and the site will be profiled on an independent law review radio show next week.
Sweet.
There are some leftovers here you can play with, since I've got nothing new at the moment. The caption contest is still open as is the drag queen cat fight. Enjoy!
* Breakfast/lunch is brunch. What is lunch/dinner? Linner? Dunch? Lovely Wife prefers dunch. I'm undecided.
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White trash, definitely.
Posted by: Victor at February 14, 2005 11:26 AM (L3qPK)
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In our house it's brunch and linner.
I vote neither. I call it weekenditis.
Posted by: caltechgirl at February 14, 2005 01:26 PM (bwprt)
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We call it "gittem-somthin-t'eat".
Posted by: jd bell at February 14, 2005 01:42 PM (2X4q0)
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Definately white trashitude. Now if you were wearin' jeans and a wifebeater, adn LW had curlers and a housecoat (alt. a flannell shirt and nain else) adn the kids shirtless, THEN you're rocking the Redneckocity.
:-D
Posted by: tommy at February 14, 2005 03:30 PM (VCRgB)
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I'm sorry, what was the question? I was too busy snorting my laughter and wiping the tears from my eyes.
Did the dinner location have a sticker that said "No shirt, no shoes--no problem?"
Posted by: Tiffany at February 14, 2005 06:07 PM (R2wme)
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Trash, but if your kids are really poorly behaved and you're cursing them and threatening to beat them in public, then it is DEFINITELY white trash.
Posted by: Boudicca at February 14, 2005 06:30 PM (z7nbM)
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No curlers but I did wear my PJ pants and some old,long sleeved t-shirt.
One thing is for sure.....I ALWAYS threaten to beat my kids up in public.Ask my neighbors,they can write a book about my threats.I also curse them,call them names and have absolutely no shame using the following terms:
GO HOME!
WHERE IS YOU MOTHER?
THESE KIDS KEEP FOLLOWING ME,WOULD SOMEONE CALL THE COPS,I AM SCARED!
IS THERE ANYONE WHO COULD SEND FOR THE PARENT PROTECTION AGENCY,IF THERE IS SUCH PLACE?
etc.....got some more......but soon I'll be arrested for animal cruelty....ahum....child abuse I ment to say.
Posted by: LW at February 14, 2005 07:04 PM (MDLz3)
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LW, I thought you did that only when they flush cups down the toilet.
Posted by: Victor and his seventeen pet rats at February 15, 2005 09:00 AM (L3qPK)
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Nah Vic,they got more crime written allover their asses,I mean butts,then that.Anytime the crime get to a point where I could be held responsible,I simply do not know them.
;-)
Posted by: LW at February 15, 2005 10:19 AM (MDLz3)
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