Things that make me laugh
“Assistance needed in ropes and twines” said over the intercom system at Fleet Farm
“Would you like the parmesan coated chicken with your Indonesian Peanut Noodle Saute?” said by the cashier at Noodles & Company. What?
Anything Johnny Depth says
Anything Laurbean says
Anything PSM says
M-Zingers
The following song lyrics:
- wash yo’ butt (Public Enemy)
- yo’ mamma got gold nipples (Public Enemy)
- Ya mo be there (Michael McDonald)
That piece of imaginary fuzz I thought I had on the side of my nose for about 6 months in 1991
That picture of C dressed as a “Woody Allenesque” flower girl in the late 1960s
Most Woody Allen movies
Napoleon Dynamite
Stupid questions at the reference desk, including, but not limited to:
- “Would you read my poem on alcoholic poisoning and see if you think it depicts who I am?”
- “Do you have any books on men who love women too much?” asked by the Drooler on a consistent basis in 2005.
The longer version:
- “Do you think my professor will accept this as a source for my paper?” – student
- “It depends. What does your assignment say?” – me
- “I don’t have it with me.” – student
- “What class is it?” – me
- “An English class” – student
- “What English class?” – me
- “I’m not sure” – student
- “Who’s your professor?” – me
- “I’m not sure “ – student
- “Male or female professor?” - me
- “uh, (nervous giggle) hmm…” – student
- “yeah, he or she will accept any source.” – me in sarcastic and annoyed tone of voice
Almost taking off my pants in my office to pee
That naked old guy from sailing last year
The dog sitting story with Charlie, skunks and stewed tomatoes
Anything by David Sedaris
Almost anything by Augusten Burroughs
Wendy’s 1970s weight watcher cards
The beet colored JC Penney mail order bridesmaid dress I had to wear for my cousin’s wedding in the 1980s (with a hat and lace gloves)
The ghetto made “string pulley” system my mom rigged up for the broken windshield wipers on the old avocado green station wagon
My parents driving L and I to the Ashford & Simpson concert at the Auditorium Theater in the green station wagon (see above)
Tim taking orders and serving food and coffee at Melvin’s in Chicago – he didn’t work there.
1 Comments:
Oh man, that beet colored dress was burned. It was the most horrific thing I've ever worn in my life. I actually woke up the morning of the wedding and started drinking - with my mother's help. She felt sorry for me.
3/22/2007
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