Archive for the ‘Humor’ Category
I apologise for the comment problem. I’ve logged a complaint on the official forum, but I think I might have corrupted my data base. I don’t particularly want to start over with a new data base because MT isn’t the only thing that runs off it. If I have to do that, I might as well go on to WordPress. ![]()
The ground outside is still covered in snow. My husband found an old refrigerator box from somewhere, and we actually got in it and rode down the snow-covered hill in it. Of course, we wiped out at the bottom of the hill. ![]()
We had a pretty good Christmas. Even the dinner was ok, after the disaster. My husband asked me to hold the turkey bag, and he was going to drop the turkey in. I knew that was a bad idea. The turkey went right through the bag and onto the dirty kitchen floor. Of course that was my fault.
I knew that wasn’t a load-bearing bag! The turkey tasted pretty good, though, once it was done. And yes, we washed it off.
I got some pretty good presents. The best being the plasma TV.
My husband finally got over the fact that plasma screens will give you lead poisoning, since none of us died from using laptops or the flat-screened computers. I’ve told him for the last few months that we’d be more likely to die of lead poisoning from my closet lab, because it’s actually lined in lead, but I guess experience is a better teacher than I am. I also got a DSLite. Over all, it was a good Christmas. I’ve posted some pictures at the bottom of the entry in case you missed the Flickr post.
The roads must be pretty slick out there. I seen the mail man try to turn around on the street and his back wheels were spinning on the road. He tried several times to back up. He could go forward pretty well, but not backwards. A pick up truck pulled up behind him, and after a few seconds, the people in the truck got out and helped push his mail cart backwards and he got off the street. I wonder what he’s going to do if that happens on another street?
Maybe those people will follow him around and help him out of the ice. *laughs*
The snow on Christmas Eve:


My Christmas presents. Yes, I’m watching Saw VI on my new TV.

Candy Red liquorice Scottie Dogs. They’re delicious!

We dyed some pastachios red for Christmas, and the red powder dye is all over my fingers and now keyboard and mouse. Oh well.
I have some big news, but I won’t reveal it until January 3erd. It’s just that good.
A cute little set of pictures of my dog, Ziggy. These were 100% spontaneous.
Checking her stats:

“They found my site looking for what….?!

“The eye bleach…I needs it!”

Poor Ron. I will traumatise him yet!
Today he came over with some notes for tomorrow’s class. Because we really have to go over this if we want to pass. He kept checking his phone, a BlackBerry, and eventually asked me if I had a charger anywhere that he could borrow. I said sure, in the drawer under my bed there was a cloth bag with an assortment of chargers in it. Just take what he needed and use the outlet there in the bedroom. I then remembered that I store something sensitive in there, and hurried after him. He had the bag out and was poking it. “Something’s moving around in there,” he said and untied the bag. “Ron, wait!” I said.
Right then my husband came home with his father. At the same time, Ron reached into my charger bag and pulled out one of my toys. Not just a good toy, but the Clone-A-Willie; an exact duplicate of my husband’s, well……willie. Ron looked shocked. I grabbed the toy from him. Just then my father-in-law came over to the bedroom doorway. “What’s going on in here?!” he demanded. “Nothing!” I replied and shoved the toy in the desk drawer. “Wut do you got there?! Cigarettes? Did you bring her cigarettes?” he asked Ron, who was in shock and petrified. “No!” I replied.
My husband escorted his father to the kitchen. My father-in-law was making all kinds of suggestions as to what I was hiding: Alcohol, a positive pregnancy test, marijuana. My husband came back to investigate. “What is it?” he asked. I opened the desk drawer and showed him. He grinned. “Yeah dad, she totally smokes that!” he called out to his dad and left the bedroom. I sighed and plugged in Ron’s phone.
“What was that? Do you use that?! You do, don’t you! I can’t believe you do that with that!” Ron said. I rolled my eyes. “In case you haven’t noticed, I’m married. Not only do I do that with that, but I also do that with a real one at least three times a week! And I LIKE IT!” I replied. Ron’s eyes widened. “That’s…! You sit next to me!” he protested. “You’ll live,” I replied.
I don’t know what he thought. A married woman with kids, how could she have had penis! I’ve got to stop making friends with virgin men. They’re all … goofy. On the weirder side, Ron didn’t even stay and study. He just couldn’t be in the presence of perverts who touch genitals, and he was in so much of a hurry to get out of here before his own genitals got used, that he left his BlackBerry charging on my dresser. I guess I’ll just have to take it to him in the morning.