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January 26, 2009 QUICK JOKE #1
A first-grade teacher, Ms Brooks was having
trouble with one of her students. The teacher asked, "Harry what is your
problem?" Harry answered, "I'm too smart for the first-grade. My sister is in
the third -grade and I'm smarter than she is! I think I should be in the
third-grade too!
QUICK JOKE #2 QUICK JOKE #3 What do women and rocks have in common? Everyone skips the flat ones.
GOT JOKE?
Dear Ripi, I probably could have found it just as easily though I doubt I could have been a bigger cunt than you were about it. You found a link, you didn't cure cancer. Get over it.
Love,
Dear Cappee, Do you mean the music that's in the video? Because that's supposed to be there. Any additional music you may me hearing is in your head or your itunes, dude.
Love, To write Donner, ask him a question, or seriously piss him off, visit the message board, guestbook, or write to him directly. For God's sake, write like an intelligent human being and spell out the word "you." because shortening it to "u" makes you look like a fucking dipshit. THE ADOPTION PROCESS IS INSANE For those of you who don't know, the little woman and I are in the process of adopting. We're now in the stage called "the waiting period" where, you guessed it, we wait... and we wait... and we wait. We've been in this period since a little after Thanksgiving just twiddling our thumbs and waiting while the bureaucracy drags its feet. This is the part that gets me... State agencies are always encouraging everyone to adopt older kids and that's something that Amy and I decided to do. As a matter of fact, we put in a request for two boys who have spent the better part of their lives in the CPS system, an eleven year-old and a five year-old who would otherwise be unfavorable since most couples want infants. Throw in the fact that they are siblings and have to come in a pair and that one of them is of mixed race, and you've got a couple of kids who will likely be in foster care until they are both 18. Amy and I want them, however. We both fell in love with them the very first moment we saw a picture of them and read their story. We felt like we were what they needed and they were want we needed. We weren't even trying to adopt kids as old as they are, we just happened to stumble across them on an agency directory and knew that those were our boys. That was back in November. The boys are in a home in the Houston/Beaumont area and the CPS agency there won't return phone calls, e-mails, or any other inquires from the adoption agency we're using. That's the rub -- we have spent ungodly amounts of money and time on this adoption, selected kids who are supposedly hard to adopt out, and then discover that the entire process is so slow and lanky that people who are pulling in a government paycheck are content just to sit on their ass and do nothing. Meanwhile, these kids get older and miss out on more and more. I don't see how those fuckers at CPS can sleep at night.
January 19, 2009 QUICK JOKE #1
A guy sees an ad in the paper that says, "Lose
five pounds in one day."
QUICK JOKE #2 QUICK JOKE #3
A drunk in a bar barfs all over his own
shirt. "Damn," he says. "I puked on my shirt again. If the wife finds
out, she's gonna kill me."¯
GOT JOKE?
Dear Cristal, The first paragraph is, like, ten words long. How long of an attention span do you have-- Oh wait, that's over ten words. I think I just lost you.
Love,
Dear Eryn, I recently re-read a little book called Of Mice and Men by this fellow named John Steinbeck. I'm not going to say that it was the best book ever written, but in its scant 110 pages, it wove a tale of shattered dreams, loyalty and love rich with symbolism and depth with twists and turns that set a mood so deep that I was tearing up at the end. That, my dear Eryn, is a good book - not some shallow supernatural tween wish fulfillment hack story where men sparkle.
Love, To write Donner, ask him a question, or seriously piss him off, visit the message board, guestbook, or write to him directly. For God's sake, write like an intelligent human being and spell out the word "you." because shortening it to "u" makes you look like a fucking dipshit. DEAR PRESIDENT BUSH, Hello, Mr. President. You probably don't know who I am even though I'm sure that my opinions and presence in the online community have at least garnered a small file on me in one of your many illegal eavesdropping programs; Perhaps you can have someone read it to you sometime. Better yet, let me just tell you what it probably says. I am a school-teacher, a former political cartoonist, and radio personality. Since about 2002, I have been writing about you, sir, and very little has been positive. You see, I am writing this letter you will probably never read because it will be the last time I ever waste the time and energy putting words on my computer to mention you. It will also be the last time I ever refer to you as the president and the fact that your shameful eight years is also over moves me to joyful tears. You see, President Bush, eight years ago I was an optimistic young man. We were doing pretty well as a country and, even though I didn't completely agree with the last president, I supported him and liked him. When you came along, the governor of my own home state, someone who I trusted and who I believed would be a good thing for this country, I voted for you. That vote is one I have regretted ever since. From the time your incompetence allowed 9/11 to happen just because you didn't give a shit about a dangerous terrorist to the times when you did just what that terrorist did and forced this country to react in fear, I have watched in horror as your presidency unfolded. When you helped big business use this beautiful planet of ours like a toilet and then claimed that global warming was a myth. When you short-changed schools everywhere to pay for a war with a country that never attacked us and then allowed teachers - good teachers from inner city schools - to be fired when kids didn't meet standards set by lawyers. When you allowed forests to be raped, contamination in drinking water to rise, and when members of your own staff committed incredible acts of treason by betraying undercover members of our own government because they said bad things about you. Your presidency is a joke - one no one is laughing at. You may scoff when I say that your administration was evil, but let's be perfectly frank... your vice president shot a man in the face and then the victim apologized to him. I look at Dick Cheney, sir, and I see evil. Pure evil. The sooner the grim reaper stops that blackened cinder he calls a heart, the better off the human species will be as a whole. I want you to know, President Bush, that as someone who regretfully voted on you once that I will not miss you. You represent a mistake on my part that brings me shame and makes me feel almost a party to all of the lives lost thanks to your incompetence and deception. I wouldn't miss you if you were crossing the street in front of me. When Barack Obama takes office on the 20th, I will be watching. I voted on this guy and I will probably vote on the next Democrat. I used to consider myself a moderate, but you pretty much cured me of red fever for the foreseeable future. When Barack is sworn in and President Obama begins to lead this nation that I call my home, I will - for the first time in almost eight years - be proud of my government again. Sure, I'm well aware that Obama might be just as bad as you, though I am reasonably certain he won't be worse because, honestly, how is that possible? I know you will never read this letter but on the off chance that you are sitting at home many years from now in your underwear pressing the "stumbleupon" button on your browser and you happen to come across this, I want you to know some things and I hope that there is a sliver of humanity within you that you will read these things and feel shame for yourself and what you have done. I'm used to America's reputation of being arrogant. That I can live with, but while you led this country, sir, for the first time in my life I looked at the American flag and I was ashamed. I was ashamed of where I lived, what I was, and what we had become and that shame I lay solely at your feet. I am not a religious person and to be honest, the last year has cost me a lot of my faith but I do believe that there is something bigger that all that we know. Call it God, Fate, The Universe, or something - I don't understand it and I don't think I ever will but there is one thing that I am absolutely sure of and that is that whatever the higher mind in the universe is, it is just and it has been and is watching you, sir. Because of cowardice or apathy, you may escape judgment in this life for what you have done but one day you will have to answer for your crimes and all those lives that were cut short and extinguished because of the path you led this country down. If not, then there is no God and I have no use for this world. Good-bye, President Bush. This will be my last blog posting about you. I'm not one to live in the past and prefer to think of what will be rather than what was. If there is one thing that my years have taught me, it's that tyrants always fall and are swept away and forgotten. You will be no different and I'm afraid I have more important things to write about than a smug and now worthless piece of filth doomed to the anals of American history as the single worst president our nation ever had the unfortunate chance of getting hook up with.
January 12, 2009 QUICK JOKE #1
Two missionaries in Africa get apprehended by a
tribe of very hostile
QUICK JOKE #2 "It's a period" reported Johnnie. "Well I can see that" she said. "But what is so exciting about a period?"
"Damned if I know" said Johnnie, "but this
morning my sister said she QUICK JOKE #3 A woman was terribly overweight, so her doctor put her on a diet.
"I want you to eat regularly for 2 days,
then skip a day, and
When the woman returned, she shocked the
doctor by losing nearly The woman nodded. "I'll tell you though, I thought I was going to drop dead that third day." "From hunger, you mean?" "No, from skipping."
GOT JOKE?
Dear jckewjk, Untrue. I don't play on my computer all the time. I play with myself a lot too.
Love, To write Donner, ask him a question, or seriously piss him off, visit the message board, guestbook, or write to him directly. For God's sake, write like an intelligent human being and spell out the word "you." because shortening it to "u" makes you look like a fucking dipshit.
NOTHING TO SAY I have nothing to say. All right, that's a little untrue. I actually have a lot to say, but I just don't think this is the right time. There was something that happened a couple of weeks back involving the death of someone I used to know, but I don't want to write about that because there are a few people back home who know that I run this website and I don't want them coming here reading things I'm writing about someone who died prematurely. Some day - perhaps months, perhaps years down the line I will, but not now. This has nothing to do with my own sorrow, but rather the content of the blog post and its perceived harm to anyone who knew the guy. I could write about this medical issue I'm having, but that's going to be too problematic as well because I don't know what's going on, my doctor doesn't know what's going on, and until I do I really don't want to discuss it or raise any fears. I will say though, that long-time contributor to the site, David Hopper, is having issues as well with his help so, if your going to pray, pray for him first. I'm just fine. Should I write about my HOA again? I got a nice threatening letter from them in the mail demanding that I take down my Christmas lights by January 5th. My response? My religion dictates that we have to continue celebrating the holidays until January 10th and if you don't like that, I'll see you in court. The truth is, I don't belong to a religion but for the purposes of the HOA confrontation, I made one up. I could talk about my dog. He's turning 18 years old in March and that's old enough to vote. Sometimes I wonder who he would have voted on if he would have gotten his chance, but after that MIP (Mutt in Possession) he got after he got his driver's license when he turned 16, I'm not sure he actually can vote. I could talk about Dead Space. I've had a PS3 now for almost six months, and I've only just now bought my second game for it which is sort-of understandable since I got it primarily as a bluray player. Dead Space is pretty good. Great, now I've run out of things to say about that. I guess I could talk about Obama, but that's tomorrow's news. Bush is yesterday's news and as for everything else, there's really been no news. Upcoming movies? Yeah, right - it's a dumping ground until March. The only two things I'm vaguely interested in is My Bloody Valentine 3D but that's only because I find the idea of an R-rated slasher movie in 3D interesting and then there's Underworld: Rise of the Lychans. I love the Underworld movies, but the thought of a prequel just turns me cold. TV? Not much there either. American Idol will kick off in a few days, but the first few weeks of it is a goddamn waste of time as they go through the endless and horrific auditions. Lost is a few days away, and I'm looking foreword to that. Heck, the only new stuff I've been watching has been Knight Rider which has inexplicably gotten better, Ghost Hunters: International which has also inexplicably gotten better, and The Clone Wars and Batman: the Brave and the Bold which are inexplicably more fun than they should be. So, that leaves me with zip. Nothing to write about. Goddamn, that's frustrating.
January 5, 2009 QUICK JOKE #1
A married Irishman went into the confessional and
said to his priest, 'I almost had an affair with another woman.'
QUICK JOKE #2 QUICK JOKE #3
A sweet old lady telephoned St. Joseph's
Hospital. She timidly asked, "Is it possible to speak to someone who can
tell me how a patient is doing?" The operator said, "I can, what's the
name and room number?"
GOT JOKE?
Dear Steve, Your advise was wise and timely and I thank you for it. Not only do I have a shitload of coats and a wife who still loves me, but the most wondrous thing happened when I followed your advise in step 3. You see, no sooner had I lowered my pants to people I wanted to impress, they immediately hung a giant ball on my mighty shaft and dropped it counting down to midnight. You might have seen it on TV.
Love, To write Donner, ask him a question, or seriously piss him off, visit the message board, guestbook, or write to him directly. For God's sake, write like an intelligent human being and spell out the word "you." because shortening it to "u" makes you look like a fucking dipshit.
IT'S 2009 AND I'M FEELIN' FINE Unless you're a complete bloomin' idiot, you may have noticed that the website has been altered since you last saw it in 2008. Nothing to be afraid of, dear sirs and madams, I'm just trying to make this shitstorm of a website look a little more pleasing to the eye and less boxy. For goodness sake, this site was looking like that little midget in The Wizard of Oz who stuck his head out the door in the Emerald City. I've been wanting to do a redesign for a while and I figured, hell, the New Year is the best time of the year to do it -- out with the old and in with the new, so to speak. Speaking of New Year, why are people getting so goddamned uptight about 2009? I mean, yeah -- the economy sucks and there's a war on, but there is so much stuff to be optimistic about! News commentators are focusing on sliding stocks and the rising unemployment rates and my own father-in-law is convinced that the economy will collapse in the Summer and that we're switching currency to the Amero (which is a load of malarkey, but the man believes any bullshit he receives in the e-mail). Seriously, world, it's time to check our shit. Sure, things may be a little uncertain right now, but as we enter 2009 and get a little closer to the fictional future of Back to the Future: 2015, I think it's best that we remember the wise old words of Doc Brown, "Our future hasn't been written yet. No one's has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one." Fuck the commentators. I'm making 2009 a good one.
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