A selfish nature belies an inconsequential man |
Monday, October 30, 2006
Sunday, October 22, 2006

I know that they are yours, so don't even try to deny it. You thought that I wouldnt notice I guess. But I did. And now you have a huge mess to clean up in my yard! I am sure that you thought it was funny to release all those damned cats in my yard. Maybe you thought that it would be a "cute" joke. But now because of you my yard is covered in oddly colored feces. The smell is horrible (like an old ladys house). So here is what I say to you. Come clean my yard or I am going to set loose a pack of pigions in your yard. Then we'll see what is what. And maybe next time you have a problem with the way that I live my life you can be less of a coward and come talk to me!!!
Thursday, April 27, 2006

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I was as perplexed and astonished by your apology as you must be in contemplating this image |
As hurt as I have been by your atrocities of yestermoment, I realize that the words you utter hold truth which pierces my soul. Believing your humility to be sincere, I accept your apology and offer my own. Let us rekindle friendship's flame. We'll throw rocks at wasp nests anew and consider life's intricacies from a vantage point neither of us could attain alone. With that in mind, allow me to relate an incident which occured to me earlier this week. I was in the local Wal-Marts when I noticed an apparently blind individual accepting the aid of a seeing-eye dog. A very young child became somewhat exuberant at the sight, ran to the dog and began petting its head and speaking in a loving manner to it. The dog immediately squatted and began to urinate on the floor dangerously near the child's shoes. The child and the dog's owner were both at a disadvantage concerning the taking notice of this event as the child was busy fawning over the dog and the owner was blind. When the dog's owner felt he had allowed the scene to continue quite long enough he began to move toward the breakfast cereals when his step came down upon the puddle left by his otherwise helpful dog and the unfortunate man fell to the floor and soaked up the majority of the urine into his pant leg. Now I ask you, where are my obligations to this situation as a mere passer-by? I eagerly anticipate the insight that only you can provide. Believe me when I say that it matters.

Saturday, April 01, 2006
Friday, March 31, 2006


So along with your ability to "quote" "words" you have obtained the ability to rewrite the english language to suit your needs. If anyone should know when enough is enough it's assuredly yourself. You like to talk "Big" but just how "Big" are you? I assert that your eminence is ballyhoo and that if placed in the center of a cage fight arena with Shirley Temple in her prime you'd be flounced thouroughly and indisputably. What's more, your recommendations aren't worth the pixels being used to display them. Here's an idea: realize that there are many (oh so many) people who are far more qualified than you to give advice. Time to buckle down and spoon it up.
Based on what you know? It would seem to me that you know nothing about “it”. The situation doesn’t even involve you. Well it didn’t. But it seems that it does now. I would think that you would have learned by now that you “reap” what you “sow”. So now that you are involved in that which doesn’t involve you I would recommend that you figure out a way to disinvolve yourself once again. So next time you feel inclined to censure why don’t you do us all a favor and just…not!
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