Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Confessions

Let's see...

  • I mainly buy Asparagus for the free elastic bands. It's a great product-to-free-elastic-band ratio, because they generally put one at the tips and at the bottoms. Double win! Oh... yeah, and I get to eat the asparagus too.
  • God-DAMN asparagus makes pee smelly. I hope someone found this post based solely on Googling that phrase.
  • It is ALWAYS appropriate, anticipated, and welcomed to pinch other men's nipples after consuming large quantities of alcohol. FeyoncĂ©™ is wrong on this one. It's... like... a MUST, really.
  • When surprisingly faced with a skunk, in the dark, while walking your puppy, it is both eloquent and effective to yell "Shit! No! RUUUUN!" and run across the street in a blaze of chaotic skunk-odour-avoidance-measures.
Don't be fooled by those coy smiles; These buggers will force a dangerous, treacherous bathing process involving hydrogen peroxide, dawn, and baking soda. Usually around 1am. You've been warned.


  • Avoidance (to people, not skunks) is even MORE obvious over text. I feel the need to state that a reply is unnecessary approximately 6+ hours after an original message is sent. Unless your phone was off because you never leave the house. (Not that I know what that is like, AT ALL, people...)
  • My extended family contains at least one psychopath/sociopath.

C'est fini.


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14 comments:

  1. Men's nipples are for decoration only and should never be acknowledged. Who doesn't have at least one psychopath in their family? If you can't think of any, it's you.

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  2. In case you do have the unfortunate mishap of encountering one of those non-Disney buggers, I've heard that tomato juice helps in removing skunk spew.

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  3. nah, there aren't any psychopaths in my family....

    oh. whoops.

    awesome husband won't let me tweak his nipples. they're super teeny and i think they're cute. he's a bitch about them though.

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  4. @George - Methinks you are wrong. If they are there, they are worth grabbing. Just because you would/could/can/do the same. :-)

    LOVE the psychopath comment. Made me lol for real.

    @Barb the French Bean - Alas, that is a myth. The hydrogen peroxide, dawn & baking soda mixture is the most effective for removing skunk smell... you just have to be very careful and cover the dog's eyes and ears well so as not to hurt them. PITA! (As in, pain in the ass, not PETA).

    @steph gas - lolz. Yeah, apparently men don't seem to think we are right on this one. I say, force them otherwise. ;)

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  5. Only one? Can you adopt me? 'Cause I need to get the heck out of the family I was born into - we have several. heehee

    Your dogs are gorgeous. [And yes, our Chessie is named Scooby. His collar says so. :)]

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  6. I have a drawerful of produce-related rubberbands. It's the only way to go. :-)

    Pearl

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  7. Hey!! I drove over a skunk in New Mexico about 20 years ago around 3am....goddamn mothertrucker did a death roll on our 1973 Chevy Impala before he became road kill though. Two of us even sicked up the stench was so bad...ahhh nothing like driving through the freezing cold desert eve with all the windows down trying to get rid of skunk stunk.
    I spose we had the last laugh though....
    Oh yeah I tie rubber bands around door handles. For fun.

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  8. @SkippyMom - Okay, first off, I love you for having a dog named Scooby. That makes you forever infinitely awesome. Second, you are correct, I should edit that to read "A MINIMUM OF TWO psychopaths/sociopaths".

    Finally, thanks for stopping by and commenting, it's appreciated.

    @Pearl - You are a wise woman. So very wise.

    @Dan - When it's that close, it smells like onions bathed in hell juice. That must have been one hideous drive, my friend.

    Thanks for stopping in. Also? I MUST know more about this rubber band thing...

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  9. Buying asparagus for the rubber bands? I love that! My family is chock full of psychopaths - the stories would shock you. I don't know why I'm not one - just lucky I guess.

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  10. @Belle - I have stories that still shock me, too. Hard to believe we evolved from the same bloodline sometimes (you know, our crazy family, not you and I, since we haven't met and aren't related. lol).

    Yay for luck!

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  11. In my family we prefer to our sociopaths as "eccentric".

    Or "Mom", she answers to both.

    (I'm KIDDING!!! Oh shit, I just know she's going to see this now.)

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  12. @Tom G. - BWHAHAHAHA, was NOT expecting that! Love it! In all fairness, psychopath is a WHOLE NUTHA LEVEL.

    I promise I won't tell your mom. That is, for $50.

    ;)

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  13. Well I'd like to say that I tie them around handles to make them hard to open or to make them bounce back into alignment but I am always looking for the buggers, you for important things, like flicking at people who walk past my window and uses so obscene I would have to eliminate anyone who reads them...

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  14. @Dan - The more you speak, the more intrigued I continue to be...

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