Monday, June 15, 2009

Aerial attack.

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Some hair just fell in my face and I mistook it for a moth. I flipped out momentarily but then went back to what I was doing. Luckily no one was around to see.

What the hell kind of language is this?

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Ever stare at a word
and realize, what the hell, that can't be English.
Like, the word catch.
Talk about awkward looking.

catch
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Sunday, June 14, 2009

Muffin epiphany.

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I love muffins.
Love 'em.
But dear god, they've got to be moist. They really do!
Nothing can ruin your day like a dry muffin.
Saturday, June 13, 2009

Hot soapy water.

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Sometimes I just stand at the sink and wash my hands over and over in hot soapy water for minutes.
I find it very soothing.
Especially when I'm distracted or distressed.
Too bad it makes my fingers crackle.
Friday, June 12, 2009

Friendship tickles.

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I have three friendship bracelets on my wrist.
They tickle a lot sometimes when I least expect it.
Sometimes it makes me jump for dear life cause I think some shit is like... on me.
But it's not.
It's just my friends telepathically tickling me via friendship bracelet.
Douchebags.
Monday, June 1, 2009

Public urination.

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I don't have a problem with other people hearing me pee in public restrooms.
I don't.
But in a public bathroom, empty or not, my bladder will simply SHUT OFF and not allow me to pee.
Doesn't matter how much I want to, or how badly I have to.
I just can't!
It's rather frustrating.
And I'd ask if anyone else has this problem, but they don't. I'm pretty sure I'm the only one here.

Works cited.

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I think writers who credit their sources in a "works cited" format are douchebags.
My theory is that "works cited" is a way for people to sort-of-but-not-really give credit to other people by writing it in completely incoherent gibberish.
Why can't you just say who wrote it first, and where, rather than encrypt it in a puzzle that takes you about twenty minutes to decode?