Sunday, December 26, 2004
Merry Christmas
This would have been awesome to watch, and I'm not talking about the race.
Santas run right out of Christmas spirit
By Simon de Bruxelles
THERE was no shortage of suspects matching the description when police were called to a fight in a small Welsh town.
More than 30 drunken men dressed as Father Christmas were slugging it out in the main street after the world’s biggest gathering of Santa Clauses ended in a mass brawl.
Officers used CS spray and drew their batons to break up the fighting Santas after the record-breaking fun run.
More than 4,250 runners had donned their Father Christmas suits to raise thousands of pounds for charity. But after taking part in the 2½-mile run a few of the Father Christmases headed straight for the pub.
Amid scenes that would not go down well at the North Pole, five men were arrested for alleged public order offences. Four officers suffered minor injuries during the fight in the centre of Newtown, Mid Wales, on Sunday.
PC Gareth Slaymaker confirmed that many of those involved were still wearing their Santa outfits. “Behaviour like this justifies our reluctance to extend licensing hours for public houses and bars for this type of event,” he said.
The fun run set the world record for the largest gathering of Santas in one place. The Guinness Book of Records states that in order to qualify all the Santas must wear the full regalia of red costume and hat, white beard and black belt. The original record of 3,200 was set at last year’s event, but this year’s run attracted 1,000 more Santas from all over Britain.
Dougie Bancroft, organiser of the Santa Run, said: “The trouble happened seven hours after the run . . . If we find that people connected with the run were involved, they will not be involved in the race next year. We don’t want anything to tarnish the reputation of the event or the charities which benefit from the Santa Run. We support the police in their action.”
The five men arrested were released on bail while Dyfed-Powys Police continue inquiries. Police said that a number of other Santas had been interviewed.
Emma Jones, 25, from Brecon, Powys, who took her children to watch the event, said: “It was great fun to watch a sea of red and white jogging around the town. We went to get my two young children into the Christmas spirit and they want to take part in next year’s run, but they won’t be going if it turns into a drunken brawl. “You could see that a lot of the older male Santas were heading for the pub straight after the race. It is such a pity that a few of them had too much Christmas spirit and spoilt it for everyone else.”
Mick Bates, the Welsh Assembly member for Montgomeryshire, who took part in the run, denied that the annual event was becoming an excuse for a pre-Christmas booze-up.
He said: “More than 200 charities will benefit from this year’s run and the organisers do a wonderful job planning the event. The problem with excessive drinking is not the responsibility of the Santa Run but of pub landlords and individuals.”
Last year runners raised £80,000 for charities.
Santas run right out of Christmas spirit
By Simon de Bruxelles
THERE was no shortage of suspects matching the description when police were called to a fight in a small Welsh town.
More than 30 drunken men dressed as Father Christmas were slugging it out in the main street after the world’s biggest gathering of Santa Clauses ended in a mass brawl.
Officers used CS spray and drew their batons to break up the fighting Santas after the record-breaking fun run.
More than 4,250 runners had donned their Father Christmas suits to raise thousands of pounds for charity. But after taking part in the 2½-mile run a few of the Father Christmases headed straight for the pub.
Amid scenes that would not go down well at the North Pole, five men were arrested for alleged public order offences. Four officers suffered minor injuries during the fight in the centre of Newtown, Mid Wales, on Sunday.
PC Gareth Slaymaker confirmed that many of those involved were still wearing their Santa outfits. “Behaviour like this justifies our reluctance to extend licensing hours for public houses and bars for this type of event,” he said.
The fun run set the world record for the largest gathering of Santas in one place. The Guinness Book of Records states that in order to qualify all the Santas must wear the full regalia of red costume and hat, white beard and black belt. The original record of 3,200 was set at last year’s event, but this year’s run attracted 1,000 more Santas from all over Britain.
Dougie Bancroft, organiser of the Santa Run, said: “The trouble happened seven hours after the run . . . If we find that people connected with the run were involved, they will not be involved in the race next year. We don’t want anything to tarnish the reputation of the event or the charities which benefit from the Santa Run. We support the police in their action.”
The five men arrested were released on bail while Dyfed-Powys Police continue inquiries. Police said that a number of other Santas had been interviewed.
Emma Jones, 25, from Brecon, Powys, who took her children to watch the event, said: “It was great fun to watch a sea of red and white jogging around the town. We went to get my two young children into the Christmas spirit and they want to take part in next year’s run, but they won’t be going if it turns into a drunken brawl. “You could see that a lot of the older male Santas were heading for the pub straight after the race. It is such a pity that a few of them had too much Christmas spirit and spoilt it for everyone else.”
Mick Bates, the Welsh Assembly member for Montgomeryshire, who took part in the run, denied that the annual event was becoming an excuse for a pre-Christmas booze-up.
He said: “More than 200 charities will benefit from this year’s run and the organisers do a wonderful job planning the event. The problem with excessive drinking is not the responsibility of the Santa Run but of pub landlords and individuals.”
Last year runners raised £80,000 for charities.
Tuesday, December 21, 2004
Welcome Back
What a busy and eventful few days it's been. So much is going on that I'm not sure how I'm going to cover it all. What that basically means is that I probably won't, because there's only so much I want you all knowing about my life. I mean seriously, I've seen the lengths that some of you will go to to find things and if Randy Orton's penis means that much to you I'm sure it would only take you a couple of days to figure out where I live. Or maybe Randy Orton's penis means more to you than I do, in which case I want to take a moment to say thank you.
Speaking of penises, it's great to see Matt back writing again. Seriously it is. He's got a way of writing about everyday things and making them interesting that a lot of people don't have. That's right friend, I gave you a compliment. Its Christmas, what can I say? Don't get used to it, that's what.
We don't hear from Karine much anymore. I don't think a lot of people do since she decided to pretty much give up blogging, or at least take a break from it. I guess when she gives up her own blog she gives up on everybody else's too. Then again it's not like giving up on us is really that bad of an idea so maybe she's on to something there. But if she does happen to be reading but just not saying anything, happy holidays.
Oh and one more thing while I'm talking about Matt and things that came from his return post. I'm really sorry man but I'm having a hard time finding some quality Ebola for you so I was thinking about hooking you up with a
Highspots gift certificate
if they still have them. It might be after Christmas by the time you get it but I did plan on getting you something. If you weren't planning on getting me anything it's cool, don't worry about it. But if you were and need an idea, just get me the same thing I'm getting you. Same goes for anybody else who wanted to get me something but doesn't know what I like. I'm pretty sure you can send them through email and it's not like my address is hard to find.
Wow, this is a really long post but like I said, there's a lot going on and this might be the last one you get for a while so read it in shifts or something if you're one of those short attention span people.
Ok, so finally I'll get to what's been going on. My birthday was Sunday and seeing as it was one of the ones that people have made into an important milestone for some reason, I did what any self-respecting person would do. I partied for 3 days straight. Good times.
Friday it was a neither of us have the desire to drive an hour to watch the band so let's stay home, sing and get drunk party with my best friend. And well, that's pretty much what we did.
Saturday there was a surprise birthday party for that same friend and a bit of a party for me that some of my family decided to throw. I ended up onstage with an Irish band at the pub playing the spoons for a couple of songs. That was cool until some old married woman who I started calling the Spoon Groupie wouldn't leave us alone for the rest of the night. But whatever, it's not like she ruined the whole evening since the power of free booze can overcome just about anything.
Sunday consisted of a lunch at Red Lobster with some family and a supper at home with some other family, the non-drinking ones. It's always nice to be home for the holidays, see family and to get beaten up by my baby cousins.
So now it's on to Christmas, which is always an insane time for me since I've got a 3-sided family, the sides of which all like me and want to see me for some reason. So like I was saying earlier, this might be the last time you hear from me for a bit. Maybe not, but there's a pretty good chance. I'll be around the comment boards as much as I can and maybe I'll toss something up on the main page if I get a few spare minutes but if I don't talk to you all before it's too late, merry Christmas, and remember to
buy me something nice.
Speaking of penises, it's great to see Matt back writing again. Seriously it is. He's got a way of writing about everyday things and making them interesting that a lot of people don't have. That's right friend, I gave you a compliment. Its Christmas, what can I say? Don't get used to it, that's what.
We don't hear from Karine much anymore. I don't think a lot of people do since she decided to pretty much give up blogging, or at least take a break from it. I guess when she gives up her own blog she gives up on everybody else's too. Then again it's not like giving up on us is really that bad of an idea so maybe she's on to something there. But if she does happen to be reading but just not saying anything, happy holidays.
Oh and one more thing while I'm talking about Matt and things that came from his return post. I'm really sorry man but I'm having a hard time finding some quality Ebola for you so I was thinking about hooking you up with a
Highspots gift certificate
if they still have them. It might be after Christmas by the time you get it but I did plan on getting you something. If you weren't planning on getting me anything it's cool, don't worry about it. But if you were and need an idea, just get me the same thing I'm getting you. Same goes for anybody else who wanted to get me something but doesn't know what I like. I'm pretty sure you can send them through email and it's not like my address is hard to find.
Wow, this is a really long post but like I said, there's a lot going on and this might be the last one you get for a while so read it in shifts or something if you're one of those short attention span people.
Ok, so finally I'll get to what's been going on. My birthday was Sunday and seeing as it was one of the ones that people have made into an important milestone for some reason, I did what any self-respecting person would do. I partied for 3 days straight. Good times.
Friday it was a neither of us have the desire to drive an hour to watch the band so let's stay home, sing and get drunk party with my best friend. And well, that's pretty much what we did.
Saturday there was a surprise birthday party for that same friend and a bit of a party for me that some of my family decided to throw. I ended up onstage with an Irish band at the pub playing the spoons for a couple of songs. That was cool until some old married woman who I started calling the Spoon Groupie wouldn't leave us alone for the rest of the night. But whatever, it's not like she ruined the whole evening since the power of free booze can overcome just about anything.
Sunday consisted of a lunch at Red Lobster with some family and a supper at home with some other family, the non-drinking ones. It's always nice to be home for the holidays, see family and to get beaten up by my baby cousins.
So now it's on to Christmas, which is always an insane time for me since I've got a 3-sided family, the sides of which all like me and want to see me for some reason. So like I was saying earlier, this might be the last time you hear from me for a bit. Maybe not, but there's a pretty good chance. I'll be around the comment boards as much as I can and maybe I'll toss something up on the main page if I get a few spare minutes but if I don't talk to you all before it's too late, merry Christmas, and remember to
buy me something nice.
Saturday, December 18, 2004
Spongiest Movie Ever
Well there. That didn't take too long. Only about 2 days and I'm back here \again.
Tonight I went to see.... wait for it.... the SpongeBob Squarepants movie. It's not what you think. A friend of mine was babysitting and was gonna take her guest and so we decided to tag along since we had nothing better to do. (Although it probably is what you think cuz I think I would have went anyway, young kid or not)
Now, I don't know all the ins and outs of Mr Squarepants but I've seen enough to at least know the characters. What can I say? It's one of my guilty little pleasures. I'll say this though. I think Bob, Squidward and the gang are better suited for half hour doses on tv than 2 hour movie features. It's funny in that cute kinda way, but after about an hour or so you're seeing just how dumb it is and about ready to walk out. It's not to say it was a bad movie I guess. But it did kinda drag. Or maybe it's just cuz I'm a little old to be sitting through a movie made for 9 year olds. I'm not sure if that's a fair statement or not though since I took my 2 little cousins to see Looney Toons Back In Action when it came out and I laughed my ass off far more often than they did. Maybe I just need to grow up.
There's some questionable content in here, as well, in my opinion. Having Patrick dance in a seductive mannor wearing thigh-high boots and fishnet stockings may not be sending the right message to kids.
I also gotta laugh at some of the jokes that sored right over the kids heads. At one point are underwater heroes meet up with David Baywatch-star. (ya right. like i'm gonna try to spell that german last name) and some kid 2 rows up yells out to his friends "hey!! it's the guy from Dodgeball!". I mean come on! He's even wearing his classic red baywatch swim suit. Oh well. I guess that one was thrown in for the losers like me who shouldn't have been there anyway.
Oh well. I guess there's only so much that you can say about a movie about a Sponge and a Starfish so I guess I'll get outta here and enjoy the rest of my quiet Saturday night in. It's -40 out there tonight so there's no chance I'm going back out there.
Tonight I went to see.... wait for it.... the SpongeBob Squarepants movie. It's not what you think. A friend of mine was babysitting and was gonna take her guest and so we decided to tag along since we had nothing better to do. (Although it probably is what you think cuz I think I would have went anyway, young kid or not)
Now, I don't know all the ins and outs of Mr Squarepants but I've seen enough to at least know the characters. What can I say? It's one of my guilty little pleasures. I'll say this though. I think Bob, Squidward and the gang are better suited for half hour doses on tv than 2 hour movie features. It's funny in that cute kinda way, but after about an hour or so you're seeing just how dumb it is and about ready to walk out. It's not to say it was a bad movie I guess. But it did kinda drag. Or maybe it's just cuz I'm a little old to be sitting through a movie made for 9 year olds. I'm not sure if that's a fair statement or not though since I took my 2 little cousins to see Looney Toons Back In Action when it came out and I laughed my ass off far more often than they did. Maybe I just need to grow up.
There's some questionable content in here, as well, in my opinion. Having Patrick dance in a seductive mannor wearing thigh-high boots and fishnet stockings may not be sending the right message to kids.
I also gotta laugh at some of the jokes that sored right over the kids heads. At one point are underwater heroes meet up with David Baywatch-star. (ya right. like i'm gonna try to spell that german last name) and some kid 2 rows up yells out to his friends "hey!! it's the guy from Dodgeball!". I mean come on! He's even wearing his classic red baywatch swim suit. Oh well. I guess that one was thrown in for the losers like me who shouldn't have been there anyway.
Oh well. I guess there's only so much that you can say about a movie about a Sponge and a Starfish so I guess I'll get outta here and enjoy the rest of my quiet Saturday night in. It's -40 out there tonight so there's no chance I'm going back out there.
Thursday, December 16, 2004
Ah, Why Not?
So holey crap, it's me. I don't remember the last time I posted here but it was certainly a while ago. I see Steve and Carin have been getting some pretty good numbers in my absense so I figured I should come back and try to post a bit more regularly to try and bring those back down to oldschool VC numbers. I spit in the face of growth! That and people who don't want to be cool. (I hope someone gets that :( )
So I sit here, now having written my opening paragraph, and realize that I have nothing of any importance to say. (as usual) So maybe I'll ramble for a bit.
For those of you who wonder where I've been (anyone?) I will tell you that I'm about 10 thousand miles north of where I was before and it's god damn cold. But I'm gonna have a white Christmas which I'm not used to so yay for that.
I could ramble about the NHL lockout but I already did that over on my column on Salty Ham so if you care what I think (and you shouldn't) then go read it over there.
I'm kinda resentful of the fact that Steve has wished for me to receive Ebola for Christmas this year. Though, I do find the rest of his Christmas list to be a pretty typical list. Perhaps I should send Steve something for Christmas... some form of Ghonorea perhaps. After taking one look at Steve at last year's holiday get together, my girlfriend immediately found it appropriate to get him cookies as he looked like a man who had enjoyed a few in his days. Perhaps that's the route to go once again.
Hmm, more ramblings? I'm not up on the VC current events. Are se still hearing from our friend Karine? Or has she wised up already and found better ways to occupy her time? I'm pretty sorry that I missed the nut crushing article Steve referred to a few days ago. Everyone needs to be greatful for what they ahve on Christmas and if it takes an article like that to make you thankful to at least have your Jingle Bells, then I think it's worth reading... perhaps right before 'Twas The Night Before Christmas. Just to get people in the right mood.
Well for now that's about all I've got to say. I'm hoping to start writing more regularly again but if I'm not back before Christmas, Happy Holidays to all our (by which I mean Steve and Carin's) readers. And especially to Steve and Carin who've kept this thing going through my laziness.
So I sit here, now having written my opening paragraph, and realize that I have nothing of any importance to say. (as usual) So maybe I'll ramble for a bit.
For those of you who wonder where I've been (anyone?) I will tell you that I'm about 10 thousand miles north of where I was before and it's god damn cold. But I'm gonna have a white Christmas which I'm not used to so yay for that.
I could ramble about the NHL lockout but I already did that over on my column on Salty Ham so if you care what I think (and you shouldn't) then go read it over there.
I'm kinda resentful of the fact that Steve has wished for me to receive Ebola for Christmas this year. Though, I do find the rest of his Christmas list to be a pretty typical list. Perhaps I should send Steve something for Christmas... some form of Ghonorea perhaps. After taking one look at Steve at last year's holiday get together, my girlfriend immediately found it appropriate to get him cookies as he looked like a man who had enjoyed a few in his days. Perhaps that's the route to go once again.
Hmm, more ramblings? I'm not up on the VC current events. Are se still hearing from our friend Karine? Or has she wised up already and found better ways to occupy her time? I'm pretty sorry that I missed the nut crushing article Steve referred to a few days ago. Everyone needs to be greatful for what they ahve on Christmas and if it takes an article like that to make you thankful to at least have your Jingle Bells, then I think it's worth reading... perhaps right before 'Twas The Night Before Christmas. Just to get people in the right mood.
Well for now that's about all I've got to say. I'm hoping to start writing more regularly again but if I'm not back before Christmas, Happy Holidays to all our (by which I mean Steve and Carin's) readers. And especially to Steve and Carin who've kept this thing going through my laziness.
Wednesday, December 15, 2004
Eat Fresh
HOUSTON - A Houston man got "heated" over a cold sandwich and threatened to kill a Subway manager and blow up the shop, police said. Delvin Nelson, who works for the city's public work's department, was arrested for making a terroristic threat Wednesday night. Nelson was apparently angry because his steak and cheese sandwich wasn't hot enough.
"It got pretty heated, where he threw a sandwich down at her and told her that he would kill her and blow up the building," Houston police officer Jim Atkins said.
Nelson got even more agitated after the manager offered to make him a new sandwich and went into the kitchen and threw the food at her, police said. The city has suspended Nelson from his job pending the outcome of the case.
"It got pretty heated, where he threw a sandwich down at her and told her that he would kill her and blow up the building," Houston police officer Jim Atkins said.
Nelson got even more agitated after the manager offered to make him a new sandwich and went into the kitchen and threw the food at her, police said. The city has suspended Nelson from his job pending the outcome of the case.
Monday, December 13, 2004
Why Automatic Ad Targeting Will Never Be Perfect
When you type the words north pole into Google, the first sponsored ad you see is this one.
"North Pole
Plan a vacation- Save time & money
Great hotel rates, reviews. Aff
www.tripadvisor.com"
If I have to explain this to you, you've probably already booked the trip.
"North Pole
Plan a vacation- Save time & money
Great hotel rates, reviews. Aff
www.tripadvisor.com"
If I have to explain this to you, you've probably already booked the trip.
Writing Your Letters So You Don't Have To
If you're like a lot of parents, you probably can't be assed to help your kids write their yearly letters to Santa. Well thankfully for you, help has arrived in the form of
The Santa Letter Generator.
Just click that link, select your options, hit submit, and you've got a nice little note to mail off to the North Pole.
Here's an example of this excelent resource at work. This is the letter I'll be sending off just as soon as I'm sober enough to hit the post office.
Dear Obese Trespassing Altruist,
This year, I have been a very passive aggressive little advertising tampon. I have compulsively pillaged, and I have rarely helped my mommy’s “special friend” with their pyramid schemes. And I always say thank you, which makes me seem like I care, and so I deserve lots of age-inappropriate pants this year!
Please bring all this stuff for me and the people in my life: For my mommy, please bring the onset of menopause. For my daddy, please bring a new topaz-studded ass plug. For my little brother, please bring fingernail polish. For my hampster, please bring non-surgical sterilization. Oh – and for my mail man, please bring some work ethic.
Now about me! Please bring me all of the Spongebob Squarepants beer coozies, and front row tickets to GWAR – plus backstage passes so I can get airborne Chlamydia! Oh, and please don’t forget to bring my amputee Afghan orphan. But if you can’t, just remember that more than anything Santa, what I really really want is just $1,000,000!
Anyway, I hope you like the cognac I left out for you.
Breathlessly,
Steve
PS: Please say Merry Christmas to the baby Jesus.
PPS: Oh yeah, and remember Matt? He has been a really selfish weener all year long and doesn’t deserve any Christmas presents. So please don’t forget to put ebola in their stocking. Thanks!
The Santa Letter Generator.
Just click that link, select your options, hit submit, and you've got a nice little note to mail off to the North Pole.
Here's an example of this excelent resource at work. This is the letter I'll be sending off just as soon as I'm sober enough to hit the post office.
Dear Obese Trespassing Altruist,
This year, I have been a very passive aggressive little advertising tampon. I have compulsively pillaged, and I have rarely helped my mommy’s “special friend” with their pyramid schemes. And I always say thank you, which makes me seem like I care, and so I deserve lots of age-inappropriate pants this year!
Please bring all this stuff for me and the people in my life: For my mommy, please bring the onset of menopause. For my daddy, please bring a new topaz-studded ass plug. For my little brother, please bring fingernail polish. For my hampster, please bring non-surgical sterilization. Oh – and for my mail man, please bring some work ethic.
Now about me! Please bring me all of the Spongebob Squarepants beer coozies, and front row tickets to GWAR – plus backstage passes so I can get airborne Chlamydia! Oh, and please don’t forget to bring my amputee Afghan orphan. But if you can’t, just remember that more than anything Santa, what I really really want is just $1,000,000!
Anyway, I hope you like the cognac I left out for you.
Breathlessly,
Steve
PS: Please say Merry Christmas to the baby Jesus.
PPS: Oh yeah, and remember Matt? He has been a really selfish weener all year long and doesn’t deserve any Christmas presents. So please don’t forget to put ebola in their stocking. Thanks!
Another One Of Those Search Result Thingies
I thought for a while that I was going to have to mothball this bit because the weirdos and perverts that make it possible had gotten way too repetitive to make it worth my time to write it up or yours to bother reading it. But at long last, the old hit counter search request bit that still has no official name is back and smaller than ever. Yes, I said smaller. When I said that people were getting repetitive, I wasn't kidding. We have more search hits these days, but even though you'd think that would be a blessing, it isn't. Well actually in a sense it is, because it means more site visits for us, but in the context of what we're dealing with here, all it means is that more people than ever before are discovering the Comet while trying to discover everything there is to know about the penis of Randy Orton. But wading through the endless number of people looking for that paid off today since I found 3 that caught my eye and are worth sharing. So, uh, here they are and stuff.
10 Dec, Fri, 22:59:29
Yahoo:
Ways To Crush Your Own Testicles In Your Own Home
Anybody who's been reading the site for a little while and has a really good memory will know exactly why this is so funny. for the other 98% of you, I'll explain it.
Generally when I pull this stuff up I have to ask myself 2 questions. Why the hell would somebody look for that and how the hell did they find it here? Ok, so question 1 is still completely valid, but this time, I've got a good solid answer for question 2.
Back in August I posted a link to an article written by some freak detailing 12 ways to crush your own testicles in your own home. Sadly, or happily if you happen to be a testicle, it appears that the site has been taken offline so I can't link it again. Don't feel bad about not getting to read it though, this thing was brutal. So brutal that I had to read it in sittings, pausing after every couple descriptions to get up and make sure that my nuts were still there. It was that bad. I'm cringing just thinking about it. And hey, it must be cold in here because my nipples are starting to...oh never mind, it's just my balls trying to climb to safety. Perhaps we should move on.
13 Dec, Mon, 09:35:27
MSN Search:
elemementary math quiz
Maybe it's not my place to say anything, but perhaps before we worry about the math we should work on the spelling a little bit first. Or maybe this guy's keyboard just has a stuttering problem, in which case I apologize.
And what search result thingie would be complete without yet another twist on the one that started it all? Not this one, that's what one.
13 Dec, Mon, 03:39:18
Yahoo:
Randy Orton's apartment
I guess they figure the odds are pretty good that if they're ever going to find his penis, that his apartment would be a good place to look.
And just like that, we're done. Hopefully I can do one of these again soon, they're fun. But until then it's back to whatever else we do around here, and back to watching, waiting and hoping.
10 Dec, Fri, 22:59:29
Yahoo:
Ways To Crush Your Own Testicles In Your Own Home
Anybody who's been reading the site for a little while and has a really good memory will know exactly why this is so funny. for the other 98% of you, I'll explain it.
Generally when I pull this stuff up I have to ask myself 2 questions. Why the hell would somebody look for that and how the hell did they find it here? Ok, so question 1 is still completely valid, but this time, I've got a good solid answer for question 2.
Back in August I posted a link to an article written by some freak detailing 12 ways to crush your own testicles in your own home. Sadly, or happily if you happen to be a testicle, it appears that the site has been taken offline so I can't link it again. Don't feel bad about not getting to read it though, this thing was brutal. So brutal that I had to read it in sittings, pausing after every couple descriptions to get up and make sure that my nuts were still there. It was that bad. I'm cringing just thinking about it. And hey, it must be cold in here because my nipples are starting to...oh never mind, it's just my balls trying to climb to safety. Perhaps we should move on.
13 Dec, Mon, 09:35:27
MSN Search:
elemementary math quiz
Maybe it's not my place to say anything, but perhaps before we worry about the math we should work on the spelling a little bit first. Or maybe this guy's keyboard just has a stuttering problem, in which case I apologize.
And what search result thingie would be complete without yet another twist on the one that started it all? Not this one, that's what one.
13 Dec, Mon, 03:39:18
Yahoo:
Randy Orton's apartment
I guess they figure the odds are pretty good that if they're ever going to find his penis, that his apartment would be a good place to look.
And just like that, we're done. Hopefully I can do one of these again soon, they're fun. But until then it's back to whatever else we do around here, and back to watching, waiting and hoping.
Sunday, December 12, 2004
Armageddon Roundtable
Salty Ham's
Armageddon Roundtable
has been posted. This is your chance to watch me complete my horrible loss of a year long contest that I almost won. Enjoy.
Armageddon Roundtable
has been posted. This is your chance to watch me complete my horrible loss of a year long contest that I almost won. Enjoy.
If He Won't Plug It, I Will
For those of you who miss Matt, and I know some of you do, I've got something for you. He came out of hiding and wrote a new column over on
Salty Ham
all about his feelings on the situation in the NHL and what really bothers him about it.
And before you pass it off as another know it all blathering on and on about his 7 step plan to fix the broken league, forget it, that's not what this is. It's actually a really good read, at least I thought so if that counts for anything.
you can read the column
here.
Oh and one more thing. To avoid another round of "what's up with Matt" questions, yes I still talk to him, yes he's doing well, and no I don't know when he'll post here again. If you want more information than that, you can feel free to
ask him yourself.
More later.
Salty Ham
all about his feelings on the situation in the NHL and what really bothers him about it.
And before you pass it off as another know it all blathering on and on about his 7 step plan to fix the broken league, forget it, that's not what this is. It's actually a really good read, at least I thought so if that counts for anything.
you can read the column
here.
Oh and one more thing. To avoid another round of "what's up with Matt" questions, yes I still talk to him, yes he's doing well, and no I don't know when he'll post here again. If you want more information than that, you can feel free to
ask him yourself.
More later.
Til Booze And Furniture Do Us Part
This might just be the best wedding story ever.
Scott McKie and Victoria Anderson were looking forward to a life of wedded bliss as they tied the knot. But an hour and a half - and a series of drunken assaults - later, divorce was looming fast.
The tale of what has been billed one of Britain's least successful marriages ever ended with 23-year-old McKie being dragged from his own wedding reception by police, newspapers reported.
According to the reports, the happy marriage lasted for all of 90 minutes before Anderson, enraged at a drunken toast to the bridesmaids by her new husband at their reception, violently hit him over the head with an ashtray.
He responded by taking a hat-stand at the pub in a suburb of Manchester, northwest England, where the party was taking place, and hurling it towards the bar "like a javelin", according to witnesses.
Police were called and McKie headbutted one officer and punched another before being dragged to the cells, at which point 40-year-old Anderson cancelled their honeymoon and began divorce proceedings.
The sorry tale was recounted at Manchester Crown Court, where McKie pleaded guilty to a series of charges including attempted wounding and assault, receiving a community service punishment.
McKie's lawyer told the court that everyone involved had been "very, very drunk at the time".
"They had only been together for two or three months before the wedding," McKie's father told the Daily Mirror newspaper.
"It was a big mistake."
Scott McKie and Victoria Anderson were looking forward to a life of wedded bliss as they tied the knot. But an hour and a half - and a series of drunken assaults - later, divorce was looming fast.
The tale of what has been billed one of Britain's least successful marriages ever ended with 23-year-old McKie being dragged from his own wedding reception by police, newspapers reported.
According to the reports, the happy marriage lasted for all of 90 minutes before Anderson, enraged at a drunken toast to the bridesmaids by her new husband at their reception, violently hit him over the head with an ashtray.
He responded by taking a hat-stand at the pub in a suburb of Manchester, northwest England, where the party was taking place, and hurling it towards the bar "like a javelin", according to witnesses.
Police were called and McKie headbutted one officer and punched another before being dragged to the cells, at which point 40-year-old Anderson cancelled their honeymoon and began divorce proceedings.
The sorry tale was recounted at Manchester Crown Court, where McKie pleaded guilty to a series of charges including attempted wounding and assault, receiving a community service punishment.
McKie's lawyer told the court that everyone involved had been "very, very drunk at the time".
"They had only been together for two or three months before the wedding," McKie's father told the Daily Mirror newspaper.
"It was a big mistake."
Timeless Holiday Classics
The Ten Least Successful Holiday Specials of All Time
I'd love to track some of these down, but for now, reading about them will have to do. But you know what the sad part is? Some of this stuff was probably better than some of the crap we have to sit through these days.
I'd love to track some of these down, but for now, reading about them will have to do. But you know what the sad part is? Some of this stuff was probably better than some of the crap we have to sit through these days.
Cut It Out, Retards
Spam-happy shoppers love stolen software
Thanks for ruining the internet for the rest of us, you dicks. Oh, and merry Christmas.
Thanks for ruining the internet for the rest of us, you dicks. Oh, and merry Christmas.
Everybody's Better Than You
Click
here,
punch in your age, and see what people who aren't you did with their lives when they were as old as you are now. It's a neat little history lesson, and it makes you feel really good about sitting behind a desk reading somebody's blog.
here,
punch in your age, and see what people who aren't you did with their lives when they were as old as you are now. It's a neat little history lesson, and it makes you feel really good about sitting behind a desk reading somebody's blog.
Culinary Double Standard
Sorry about the lack of updates this week, but things have been a nice combination of busy and boring which doesn't really work out so well when it comes to thinking up topics worth posting about. But while all of you were sitting here waiting for one of us to say something, I was out getting my Christmas shopping almost done. Yea me, not that you care. Well maybe you do, but for the life of me I'm not sure why you would. Oh well, what people like to read is a whole other post for another time. For now, let's talk about food.
The other day when I was out at the mall, I ate at
New York Fries.
I haven't eaten there in years and Carin had a craving for the stuff so I figured what the hell, I might as well eat there too even though fries dipped in garlic sauce isn't your traditional first meal of the day.
So I'm sitting at the table, dipping my fries in garlic sauce and carrying on a pleasant conversation when a thought strikes me. Why is it that French fries are only a meal some of the time? Think about it. When you're at home and you're deciding what to have for dinner, you never decide that you're going to cook up some fries and leave it at that. there's always something with the fries. Sometimes it's fish and chips, other times it's burgers and fries or hotdogs and fries. But whatever you have with the fries, the point is that there's something with them. the fries are never a standalone meal at home. But when you're out somewhere and you see a chip wagon or a New York Fries, you're more than happy to pay somebody to give you nothing but fries and call it a meal. Why is that? Why do the rules change depending on where you are? Do fries just taste better on their own when you have to pay 3 bucks for a box of them? And why only with fries? Seriously, I can't think of another food that works that way. If you went out someplace and somebody was trying to sell you a box of green beans or a bowl of mashed potatoes you'd probably think the guy was nuts and start looking around for the nearest French fry stand so you could get a decent meal. Come on, you know you would, because so would I. We all would. And why? I don't know, I'm still trying to come up with a good answer for that. I'm also trying to figure out how it is that I've managed to spend 25 years on this planet and not give serious thought to this until now, even though I've eaten the French fry meal a million times. And you know what? Even though it bugs me now and I think it's really weird, I'll probably do it a million more. I guess I just like tormenting myself or something.
The other day when I was out at the mall, I ate at
New York Fries.
I haven't eaten there in years and Carin had a craving for the stuff so I figured what the hell, I might as well eat there too even though fries dipped in garlic sauce isn't your traditional first meal of the day.
So I'm sitting at the table, dipping my fries in garlic sauce and carrying on a pleasant conversation when a thought strikes me. Why is it that French fries are only a meal some of the time? Think about it. When you're at home and you're deciding what to have for dinner, you never decide that you're going to cook up some fries and leave it at that. there's always something with the fries. Sometimes it's fish and chips, other times it's burgers and fries or hotdogs and fries. But whatever you have with the fries, the point is that there's something with them. the fries are never a standalone meal at home. But when you're out somewhere and you see a chip wagon or a New York Fries, you're more than happy to pay somebody to give you nothing but fries and call it a meal. Why is that? Why do the rules change depending on where you are? Do fries just taste better on their own when you have to pay 3 bucks for a box of them? And why only with fries? Seriously, I can't think of another food that works that way. If you went out someplace and somebody was trying to sell you a box of green beans or a bowl of mashed potatoes you'd probably think the guy was nuts and start looking around for the nearest French fry stand so you could get a decent meal. Come on, you know you would, because so would I. We all would. And why? I don't know, I'm still trying to come up with a good answer for that. I'm also trying to figure out how it is that I've managed to spend 25 years on this planet and not give serious thought to this until now, even though I've eaten the French fry meal a million times. And you know what? Even though it bugs me now and I think it's really weird, I'll probably do it a million more. I guess I just like tormenting myself or something.
Monday, December 06, 2004
Which File Extension Are You
I don't know what frightens me more, the fact that somebody created this
quiz,
or the fact that I took the time to take it. Actually no, what really scares me is that it's not really that far off.
And if you're wondering what I am, here's what the site has to say.
You are .doc You change from year to year, just to make things tough on your competition. Only your creator really has a handle on you.
quiz,
or the fact that I took the time to take it. Actually no, what really scares me is that it's not really that far off.
And if you're wondering what I am, here's what the site has to say.
You are .doc You change from year to year, just to make things tough on your competition. Only your creator really has a handle on you.
Sunday, December 05, 2004
Vive Le Québec Ivre
Ok I hope at least one person gets that joke. They probably won't, and if they do, they'll be pissed at me for saying it. Oh well.
I saw something on the news that just killed me. In Quebec, there's a liquor strike. Ok, another strike. Whatever. But people are flipping out! They're going to Ontario and New Brunswick to get their liquor, and stocking up on it as if it was water before y2k! . One guy actually said that the liquor stores should be considered an essential service! He said this on camera, without one bit of shame! And it wasn't a joke! Ok, it's booze. You're not going to die without it...are you? If so, get some help, not out of province booze.
A lot of people must agree with him, because to avert the strike, they actually brought in Lucien Bouchard, ya know, used to be premier, big political man, to help with negotiations. I am not joking. It's on the CTV site. Doesn't M. Bouchard have better things to do than to stop the beer store people from going on strike? Apparently not.
The part that's even funnier is they can still get some beer at the grocery stores according to CBC. But they just have to have more. What the hell? Can someone please explain this one to me?
I saw something on the news that just killed me. In Quebec, there's a liquor strike. Ok, another strike. Whatever. But people are flipping out! They're going to Ontario and New Brunswick to get their liquor, and stocking up on it as if it was water before y2k! . One guy actually said that the liquor stores should be considered an essential service! He said this on camera, without one bit of shame! And it wasn't a joke! Ok, it's booze. You're not going to die without it...are you? If so, get some help, not out of province booze.
A lot of people must agree with him, because to avert the strike, they actually brought in Lucien Bouchard, ya know, used to be premier, big political man, to help with negotiations. I am not joking. It's on the CTV site. Doesn't M. Bouchard have better things to do than to stop the beer store people from going on strike? Apparently not.
The part that's even funnier is they can still get some beer at the grocery stores according to CBC. But they just have to have more. What the hell? Can someone please explain this one to me?
Saturday, December 04, 2004
Bell, we employ the simple
My fucking god. I am pissed. I am pissed. This is going to look like the spewings of a rabbid dog, if a dog could type that is, but I don't fucking care. This is unbelievable.
Let's recap. Wednesday night I was happy. Happy happy happy. Tuesday was a beautiful day and nothing could bring me down. I should not have challenged fate, because fate was game for the challenge. *snap* Out goes Carin's phone, among other things, and that's when I started to realize that Bell does not keep things simple, they employ the simple.
Maybe I'm just really unlucky and I just happened to meet the special ed shift, but my fucking god. First off, there's god damn blasted piece of shit speech recognition Emily. Somebody strangle that cheery little robot before she pisses off the next Bell customer who happens to be armed. Somebody might die because of that stupid thing.
Emily: Just tell me what you want.
Frustrated customer: phone repair.
Pause
Emily: Ok, repair and technical support. Now, is it about Bell telephone, Bell mobility, or Bell Sympatico?
Ok, if I called 611, which is the Bell repair line, do you think it's my internet, smartass? They even have a special number for sympatico, as I found out when Emily thought phone repair meant my internet's broke. Considering I use rogers, not sympatico, sorry Emily, time to tune up those high tech ears of yours. You seem to be deaf.
Emily: Ok, Bell telephone repair. Briefly describe the problem you are having.
I'd love to watch Emily's circuits fry if the customer's reply was:
Well gee, I get this funny buzz beep werr thing when I pick up my phone, and sometimes I can hear my uncle bob over there fucking a goat through my handset. what do you suppose that means?
No, all she can handle are simple commands, and even then it's chancy. The thing is they make her sound so conversational. "Just tell me." "My name's Emily." No, you're a computer. And you're about as effective if I could just press keys rather than try to talk to you.
So finally after she figures out that my problem is too big for her pea brain, she puts me through to an agent. I think phew. Someone with some brains. No. Wrong. This woman who's mowing through her talk at the pace of a race car tells me something about a repair tech coming the next day. But I'm in school the next day and it's kind of important that I go cause it's the last day. She mumbles something about outside wiring and notes on my door. After getting royally pissed at me for not understanding what in the blue christ she's talking about, she hangs up on me. Hangs up on me! Ok, who the hell is she to hang up on someone with a broken phone who's trying to talk to her through a cell phone on a 3-way call. Until she's had that happen to her, the bitch has no right.
Ok, so maybe she has, but I'm sorry. That just pissed me off. Flash to the next day. I'm at school, and very happy that I have a cell phone. it rings, and it's the Bell man. He says the problem's inside my house, and can he get in, even if the landlord let him in. I'm like call me back and I'll see what I can do. The landlord says it's ok. The Bell man calls back, but 3 hours later. I'm like good, you called back. You can get in. He's like, oh I'm long gone now.
Thanks, asshole. You've been ever so helpful. Thanks for listening to me so well. He's like, oh you'll have to call the Bell people back and reschedule. I do. And I'll swear until the end of time that he said, they'll be hear on Friday between noon and 6. I run home so I can be there for them. I miss a call on my cell phone. I call them back and this is what they say to me.
"Repair technician? today? We have no record of that."
Ok, so in front of each customer service rep, what do they have? An etch a sketch? A game of let's pretend? What the fuck? Did I talk to another person with no brain? So here I sit with a dead phone and the Bell people are oh so kind as to send someone between the hours of 8 and 5 on Saturday. 8 and 5? No, no one has plans on Saturdays at all. They just sit and wait for Bell. So I'm angry, but what am I going to do? Two hours later, knock knock knock, who's at my door? A Bell man! The first intelligent person I've seen at Bell. I'm thinking, woe they realized how pissed I was and sent someone real quick as a way of apologizing. Yea Bell. He tries to fix it and realizes that the problem is so bad that I'm going to have to hope that the owner of the restaurant next door, which I swear is some kind of mob front, is real nice and isn't a mobster for real. Cause, they're going to have to rip apart his restaurant and lay new wire, because some numbnuts caused a bunch of old wires to touch together and short out and they can't even tell whose wire is whose. Get this. I have my neighbour's wires in my apartment, but my wires aren't in my neighbours house. All the fucking connections are mislabeled down there, and the wires are spliced through some other crap.
So he leaves and I've resigned myself to the fact that me and my cell phone are becoming best buds real quick. Then I'm not at my house and my cell phone rings. It's Bell! They have no record that the guy who came yesterday ever came so they don't know why I am not home. They don't listen to what I'm saying. Later, when I call back, I'm told that now they're sending a whole crew to fix something the depths of which they can't even begin to understand, and they don't even know which technician ordered this crew. So I don't even know if they've been given the right information. And, hahahahahahahahaahahahaha, let me laugh some more, hahahahahahahahahaha, they think they'll have it fixed by 7! Hahahahahahahahahahaha my sides ache. 7? Are you out of your trees? Are you going to bring a full carpentry and roofing team too? I didn't know Bell had such diverse employees.
And here's the kicker. The report has been forwarded to a dispatch manager, but Joe Bell employee can't talk to said manager because he's not in the same building. Ok, hold the phone. He's a dispatch manager. That means he can talk to people who are driving around and send them other places. That means that he can be talked to. Bullshit they can't talk to him because he's in another building. What, the *telephone* company doesn't have telephones? Unless they can't call out, which is dumb, for sure dispatch manager guy can be reached. Sometimes I wonder at their idea of efficiency.
So now, perhaps a crew of befuddled Bell people *may* show up at my house. Or maybe tomorrow. Who the hell knows? Whenever I call there, I get a different answer. Either way, I am so unbelievably frustrated and without a phone and with a cell phone whose battery is nearly dead. I really hope this is over soon. And if someone who's reading this works for Bell, maybe you can explain some of this bullshit to me.
Let's recap. Wednesday night I was happy. Happy happy happy. Tuesday was a beautiful day and nothing could bring me down. I should not have challenged fate, because fate was game for the challenge. *snap* Out goes Carin's phone, among other things, and that's when I started to realize that Bell does not keep things simple, they employ the simple.
Maybe I'm just really unlucky and I just happened to meet the special ed shift, but my fucking god. First off, there's god damn blasted piece of shit speech recognition Emily. Somebody strangle that cheery little robot before she pisses off the next Bell customer who happens to be armed. Somebody might die because of that stupid thing.
Emily: Just tell me what you want.
Frustrated customer: phone repair.
Pause
Emily: Ok, repair and technical support. Now, is it about Bell telephone, Bell mobility, or Bell Sympatico?
Ok, if I called 611, which is the Bell repair line, do you think it's my internet, smartass? They even have a special number for sympatico, as I found out when Emily thought phone repair meant my internet's broke. Considering I use rogers, not sympatico, sorry Emily, time to tune up those high tech ears of yours. You seem to be deaf.
Emily: Ok, Bell telephone repair. Briefly describe the problem you are having.
I'd love to watch Emily's circuits fry if the customer's reply was:
Well gee, I get this funny buzz beep werr thing when I pick up my phone, and sometimes I can hear my uncle bob over there fucking a goat through my handset. what do you suppose that means?
No, all she can handle are simple commands, and even then it's chancy. The thing is they make her sound so conversational. "Just tell me." "My name's Emily." No, you're a computer. And you're about as effective if I could just press keys rather than try to talk to you.
So finally after she figures out that my problem is too big for her pea brain, she puts me through to an agent. I think phew. Someone with some brains. No. Wrong. This woman who's mowing through her talk at the pace of a race car tells me something about a repair tech coming the next day. But I'm in school the next day and it's kind of important that I go cause it's the last day. She mumbles something about outside wiring and notes on my door. After getting royally pissed at me for not understanding what in the blue christ she's talking about, she hangs up on me. Hangs up on me! Ok, who the hell is she to hang up on someone with a broken phone who's trying to talk to her through a cell phone on a 3-way call. Until she's had that happen to her, the bitch has no right.
Ok, so maybe she has, but I'm sorry. That just pissed me off. Flash to the next day. I'm at school, and very happy that I have a cell phone. it rings, and it's the Bell man. He says the problem's inside my house, and can he get in, even if the landlord let him in. I'm like call me back and I'll see what I can do. The landlord says it's ok. The Bell man calls back, but 3 hours later. I'm like good, you called back. You can get in. He's like, oh I'm long gone now.
Thanks, asshole. You've been ever so helpful. Thanks for listening to me so well. He's like, oh you'll have to call the Bell people back and reschedule. I do. And I'll swear until the end of time that he said, they'll be hear on Friday between noon and 6. I run home so I can be there for them. I miss a call on my cell phone. I call them back and this is what they say to me.
"Repair technician? today? We have no record of that."
Ok, so in front of each customer service rep, what do they have? An etch a sketch? A game of let's pretend? What the fuck? Did I talk to another person with no brain? So here I sit with a dead phone and the Bell people are oh so kind as to send someone between the hours of 8 and 5 on Saturday. 8 and 5? No, no one has plans on Saturdays at all. They just sit and wait for Bell. So I'm angry, but what am I going to do? Two hours later, knock knock knock, who's at my door? A Bell man! The first intelligent person I've seen at Bell. I'm thinking, woe they realized how pissed I was and sent someone real quick as a way of apologizing. Yea Bell. He tries to fix it and realizes that the problem is so bad that I'm going to have to hope that the owner of the restaurant next door, which I swear is some kind of mob front, is real nice and isn't a mobster for real. Cause, they're going to have to rip apart his restaurant and lay new wire, because some numbnuts caused a bunch of old wires to touch together and short out and they can't even tell whose wire is whose. Get this. I have my neighbour's wires in my apartment, but my wires aren't in my neighbours house. All the fucking connections are mislabeled down there, and the wires are spliced through some other crap.
So he leaves and I've resigned myself to the fact that me and my cell phone are becoming best buds real quick. Then I'm not at my house and my cell phone rings. It's Bell! They have no record that the guy who came yesterday ever came so they don't know why I am not home. They don't listen to what I'm saying. Later, when I call back, I'm told that now they're sending a whole crew to fix something the depths of which they can't even begin to understand, and they don't even know which technician ordered this crew. So I don't even know if they've been given the right information. And, hahahahahahahahaahahahaha, let me laugh some more, hahahahahahahahahaha, they think they'll have it fixed by 7! Hahahahahahahahahahaha my sides ache. 7? Are you out of your trees? Are you going to bring a full carpentry and roofing team too? I didn't know Bell had such diverse employees.
And here's the kicker. The report has been forwarded to a dispatch manager, but Joe Bell employee can't talk to said manager because he's not in the same building. Ok, hold the phone. He's a dispatch manager. That means he can talk to people who are driving around and send them other places. That means that he can be talked to. Bullshit they can't talk to him because he's in another building. What, the *telephone* company doesn't have telephones? Unless they can't call out, which is dumb, for sure dispatch manager guy can be reached. Sometimes I wonder at their idea of efficiency.
So now, perhaps a crew of befuddled Bell people *may* show up at my house. Or maybe tomorrow. Who the hell knows? Whenever I call there, I get a different answer. Either way, I am so unbelievably frustrated and without a phone and with a cell phone whose battery is nearly dead. I really hope this is over soon. And if someone who's reading this works for Bell, maybe you can explain some of this bullshit to me.
Thursday, December 02, 2004
Stayin' Alive? Not So Much
Brad sent this news story, which I somehow managed to miss. Not sure how that happened.
Phillip Quinn was killed last week when his lava lamp exploded.
Quinn was found dead Sunday night in his mobile home outside Seattle, Washington. Police say Quinn had placed the lava lamp on a hot stove and was killed when it exploded. There were glass fragments in all the walls. A glass shard pierced his heart.
Phillip Quinn was killed last week when his lava lamp exploded.
Quinn was found dead Sunday night in his mobile home outside Seattle, Washington. Police say Quinn had placed the lava lamp on a hot stove and was killed when it exploded. There were glass fragments in all the walls. A glass shard pierced his heart.
Wednesday, December 01, 2004
Criminal Mastermind At Work
I turned on the radio this morning just in time to hear one of those things that makes me want to shut everything off and crawl back into bed for the rest of my life.
It seems that a super genius in the city of Kitchener was caught downloading child pornography and charged with possession. "Good on the police and their investigative expertise" you might be saying to yourselves at this moment, but to be honest, I don't think they had too hard of a time with this one.
The man, who we'll call Chester M. Olester since I didn't hear his name and because I think that one sounds funnier, was discovered downloading the child porn from the internet using a computer at the Kitchener Public Library. Yes, the *public* library. Not the private library, the public one, you know, where other people are.
When I heard this story 2 things came to mind.
1. Perhaps Chester read the sign wrong, this was all a horrible misunderstanding and if he were to look again, he would discover that there was in fact an L somewhere other than in the word library.
2. It's a good thing that most kids don't visit libraries anymore or this story might not have been funny at all.
Honestly, I'm not sure if this man is more disturbed or stupid, but either way, it's a dangerous combination.
It seems that a super genius in the city of Kitchener was caught downloading child pornography and charged with possession. "Good on the police and their investigative expertise" you might be saying to yourselves at this moment, but to be honest, I don't think they had too hard of a time with this one.
The man, who we'll call Chester M. Olester since I didn't hear his name and because I think that one sounds funnier, was discovered downloading the child porn from the internet using a computer at the Kitchener Public Library. Yes, the *public* library. Not the private library, the public one, you know, where other people are.
When I heard this story 2 things came to mind.
1. Perhaps Chester read the sign wrong, this was all a horrible misunderstanding and if he were to look again, he would discover that there was in fact an L somewhere other than in the word library.
2. It's a good thing that most kids don't visit libraries anymore or this story might not have been funny at all.
Honestly, I'm not sure if this man is more disturbed or stupid, but either way, it's a dangerous combination.
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