Some ants toot.
"Long pants! Long pants! Long pants!"
1. The guy in the Honda parts department was an ass to me today.
I love this:
So Matthew loosens the belt around his arm and lets it slide down and off his wrist. He pushes his back off the wall and rolls onto the men's room floor. He pulls his knees up to his chest. He is concerned that he will get tile prints on the side of his face again. It is not long before he is no longer concerned about it.
One of the florescent lights overhead winks at Matthew. It continues to do so repeatedly at irregular intervals. Over the next few hours, Matthew begins to recognize pattens. He finds he is able to translate the blinking into english.
It asks, "How many homosexual librarians does it take to screw in a lightbulb?"
Matthew smiles. "How many?"
The light ceases its flickering for a few minutes. Matthew assumes that it is attempting to translate his english question into its blinking-language. Then he realizes that it isn't capable of understanding him at all. He repeats his answer by blinking his eyes.
The florescent light blinks once.
"One?" blinks Matthew, "That isn't a very funny joke."
"It wasn't a joke," replies the light. "I am only capable of telling the truth."
Matthew has never been able to deal with the truth. He rolls onto his stomach so he won't have to listen to the light anymore.
Replaced R-box's injectors with the stock ones today. Yay - No Check Engine light! Let's hope it stays.
I've been doing a lot of reflecting upon my life's events recently and, really, (whoa - the rest of what I'm going to write just flashed through my mind. here goes...) I would like to say that I do not have any major regrets. Really, my "regreftul activities" have played a part in making me who I stand to be today and if I dwell on how I "wish I never did them," well, I would get nowhere, wouldn't I. I would, however, like to keep a conscious awareness of all the lessons/values I learned from said activities and download the memories of the activities into a little file I can save should I ever need to access the memories. How convenient that would be.
August 24, 2000
Did you know that...
researchers have found that cocoa beans, which are used to make chocolate, contain antibacterial agents that can help fight tooth decay.
Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.
What. The. Crap.
Groove: this song - uh oh
Yep, folks, still sick. Why aren't you comforting me?! No, I'm totally just kidding. I'm just mocking Wussy McGee again. So, Wussy McGee, if you ever want to, uh, lend us (me and The Viewers') your name, I know we'd all greatly appreciate it. Plus, then the mockery against you would stop. Eh... maybe. No, yeah. It would.
(in response to Wussy McGee...)
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances (Amendement 1, Bill of Rights, US Constitution).
All that I posted was just erased because the internet felt like being a jerk-ass. Thus, here it is. AGAIN.
Reasons not to visit Crap Town:
I'm in Phoenix! Yeah, that's right! So, if you are one of my friends in Phoenix, and you're whining because I didn't up and call you right away, you can just SHOOSH right now. If you're THAT cranked, call me and harass me. But rest assured, I'll be like, "Yeah, blah blah blah!" Hehehe... SUCKERS! No, I'm just partially lazy... No-no, I'm ALL lazy.