Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Sunday, March 20, 2011
$9.99 and the Night goes on
There's nothing like a great night out in Downtown, looking for irrational dancing and potential to build stronger friendships. Shout outs to DayFut, ChlubPub, Landon, All Arm's Thompson and Miss June
I'm going to highlight my favorite "Bad Man" of the hour LANDON DONAVON! Not only does he set a new standard for partying hardy but he's got more moves than an Arabian Leaping Frog. Long story short he was making his time with this lady woman, whom he disappeared with for a good 40 minutes, then upon his return he smelled of old Thai food and angry work(words may be dramatized for no reason). But nonetheless had a blast.
Night started like this, DayFut 14 drinks deep before making the max station. ChlubPub and Landon working on English accents in Max(Trimet).
Also we all learned that beer goggles do exist, they do exist indeed.
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In the Mind of Charlie Sheen
Jim--well, Jim just looked at the man. A curious wrinkle stretched his eyes into slits and he stared toward the sun. He could feel the anger of a thousand exploding supernovas raging in his chest. He imagined that distant sun, far, far away from earth. He imagined the center of that oversized heatlamp and knew that it was not as hot as he was then. Sure, it was a cloudy day, but as those first few rain drops began to fall, he nodded slowly. He only had one thing to say to that man:
"It's a bad day to be a ninja."
Friday, March 18, 2011
The Cars are Back!
It'll rock your socks.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
The Legend of Evil Flav
(cue fog machine)
There was once a strange little boy from a distant town called Erie. Oh, it was a simple town with normal families, normal festivities, and a normal lumber mill that everyone worked at. But this boy was strange, he was different. He was quite a bit taller than the other kids, his shoulders were a little bit lopsided, and he never smiled. The kids teased him, adults looked the other way. It was a gloomy life for him in the town of Erie. Thus, he never smiled.
And also.... he had SIX ARMS.
(cue thunder, lightning)
(cue mwahaha laughter)
This was nearly 100 years ago, and hardly anyone has heard of him since. Legend has it, that anyone that met him has died in their sleep. How do I know this you say? I met an old defeated man named One-eyed Willy who shared a dream with his twin brother Banilli. Banilli passed away in his sleep.
According to Patches (Willy), the typical dream starts off with you lying in your own bed. You may have not even noticed you fell asleep already. You start to hear a tick--tock--tick-- tock getting closer and closer. You tense up. You don't own a ticktock clock anymore, it's all digital now. You squeeze your eyelids shut. But then you feel two loving arms around you, and you open your eyes. The most gorgeous woman you have ever laid eyes upon is next to you in bed. You're instantly in love, embraced by the caring arms of your dream girl.
Suddenly, you feel what seems to be two extra limbs around you. You get totally creeped out for a moment, but then you figure she's reaaaally flexible. Images of your Kama Sutra book illustrations flash in your mind and Love mutates into fullblown Lust. Sex-crazed, you start limbering up...but then....
You feel YET ANOTHER SET OF LIMBS. Before you can figure this one out, his beard brushes against your cheek....
And those are the last memories.. you will.. ever... have.
I Love You, You Love Me
Just sayin'.
Teaching in the Morning
Today was the last day of my first term teaching my own class. The kids made me a poster and they all signed it. Well, actually it looks like most of them signed it. I like how they wanted to use my favorite color, but my favorite color being yellow... didn't exactly serve as a great color to write with onto white paper. Doesn't matter, my cooperating teacher used yellow anyway.
Some of the kids drew me pictures on scratch paper as a farewell gift. Pretty inappropriate pictures, however. An 8-tentacle creature called "Pleasure Bot" (that I'll leave to your imagination), a guy pushing another guy off of a cliff, voice bubbles coming from stick figures with profane language, etc. I couldn't help but smile. The girl who handed me the drawings had a mischievous look in her face and a devious smirk. She was testing me on my last day (cute?). I couldn't help but smile when I saw the pictures. So I replied, "Thanks. These are nice drawings. I better put these away right away so you guys don't get in trouble though." I think I made her day because she ran off ecstatically telling all her friends that I accepted the drawings.
It was a lackluster end to my service there though. There was no crying, yelling, screaming, kicking, molotovs, or conga lines. Sometimes I wonder if teaching is really what I'm looking for.