Sunday, December 9, 2007

Random Thoughts II

Was there a fountain of sexy-youth on China Beach? Why has every woman on that show become significantly hotter with age?
Marg Helgenberger (right) Age 50.
Dana Delaney (left). Age 52.




So far the fruit industry has been well represented at the republican presidential debates. Fred Thomson looks like a plump, petrified raisin that’s been run through a dehydrator, then left to dry in the Sahara sun for about ten years. Ah well, good thing his young, blonde wife loves him for his sparkling, Scrooge on valium personality. Seriously, this guy is Jabba the Hut upright, and without the flair for charismatic speaking.

I never feel worse than when I’m holding up the line at the Post Office. I like for the agents in London to reject my work as much as the ones in the U.S., and it takes a minute to get all that international shipping business sorted out. You know, cause terrorists ship most of their biological weapons from middle Tennessee. I can feel the angry glares behind me, burning holes into the back of my neck. I bet this is what Barak Obama feels like every time he turns his back on Hillary.

If one more acne riddled grocery man-boy loads my groceries into the wrong person’s cart I’m going to hold one of those cellophane, takes ten thousand years to biodegrade bags over their heads, and murder them on the spot. Seriously, this is what I’ve lost in less than a week:
Yoo-Hoo 12 Pack (And yes I know it tastes better in a bottle, but I’m poor.)
2 Boxes Loaded Marshmallow Hot Chocolate (At this point, it’s hot chocolate or gin, so back off unless you want to pay for rehab.)
One Pack Orbitz Gum (This stuff isn’t cheap, it’s like the Heidi Fleiss of gums.)

On Extreme Makeover, Home Edition (my mother begged me to
watch), there was a 6 year old obsessed with Abraham Lincoln. They redid his bedroom in all-Abe gear. It was the creepiest thing since John Travolta put on that transgender fat suit for Hairspray. Or was that Battlefield Earth? I can’t remember...

At my new job I had to give them my social security number so that I could purchase a tiny carton of milk in the cafeteria. I declined to buy a cookie because I was certain they’d need a blood sample.

In the things my family members actually said category: “Betty Crocker’s a stupid idiot.”
---My mother, upon reading Ms. Crocker’s recommendation that instant mash potatoes be used in making potato soup.

MySpace is the most narcissistic invention since the mirror. Naturally, I love it.

6 Comments:

Blogger Write2ignite said...

I can't make potato soup with real potatoes or the fake flakes.

Please don't tell your mother.

:)
Hugs,
Donna

December 10, 2007 at 12:15 AM  
Blogger the Brad said...

I won't say a word. You don't tell her I may like it better with flakes.

December 10, 2007 at 7:15 PM  
Blogger Cate Gardner said...

LOL your cookie/blood sample comment.

And the whatsit marshmallow hot chocolate thingy - what is that??? Sounds totally unhealthy - where do I get some? :)

December 11, 2007 at 11:56 AM  
Blogger the Brad said...

It's actually the local store's offbrand stuff--but it's the best. Of course, I pretreat the 2% milk with chocolate syrup, heat, then stir in two packs instead of one, so it's kind of like drinking a hershey's bar.

Love me some sugar.

(It's the only kind I can get, whimper, whimper)

December 11, 2007 at 8:41 PM  
Blogger Danette Haworth said...

Brad,
We all know your DVR is set to record Extreme Makeover.

February 18, 2008 at 10:45 AM  
Blogger the Brad said...

You got me. Well, that and This Old House.

February 18, 2008 at 11:27 AM  

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