Wednesday, October 20, 2004
What I Learned in Vegas
I learned it so you don't have to!
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- It's not so hard to smuggle reefer on an airplane.
- Duct tape makes me itchy.
- It may be lonely at the top, but it sure is crowded in the middle.
- You've got to know when to hold 'em, especially when it comes to petty slot machines and your last five bucks.
- Prime rib dinner only 9.99.
- The American Dream smells a lot like stale cigar smoke and perfumed farts.
- The dumber people are, the more they will try to school you on things they know very little about.
- Egos are fragile.
- A friend with weed is a friend indeed, even if there are subtle signs of pathology.
- Hope is for suckers.
I definitely prefer my iniquities without the bright lights and bold-faced lies. Dimly-lit, surreptitious mistruths and despair are more my style. Boston, you're my home.
Monday, October 04, 2004
This Week's Highlights
A new week has come and gone. What have we learned?
I waited for inspiration.
Hoping for the big creative break that will propel me to immediate stardom, I waited.
The Presidential Debate made me giddily depressed.
I was even surprised by my surprise at feeling both glee and dolor about the president's fumbling.
A left-wing fundraiser I attended was far more depressing.
There are few social situations (as witnessed by me) that are more pathetic and tedious than a bunch of complacent liberals trying to impress each other with everso droll quips about the stupidity of the president. Yeah, he's dumb. Maybe you should go write a book about it that someone can put in their bathroom for a week. There's an entire genre dedicated to it.
I attempted to dull the pain with marijuana. Again.
It never works out quite like I want it to.
To my secret delight, my resume was ignored by a new cluster of employers.
I'm considering excluding the JPEG attachments of me at parties for the next round.
My life is the place to rock.
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I waited for inspiration.
Hoping for the big creative break that will propel me to immediate stardom, I waited.
The Presidential Debate made me giddily depressed.
I was even surprised by my surprise at feeling both glee and dolor about the president's fumbling.
A left-wing fundraiser I attended was far more depressing.
There are few social situations (as witnessed by me) that are more pathetic and tedious than a bunch of complacent liberals trying to impress each other with everso droll quips about the stupidity of the president. Yeah, he's dumb. Maybe you should go write a book about it that someone can put in their bathroom for a week. There's an entire genre dedicated to it.
I attempted to dull the pain with marijuana. Again.
It never works out quite like I want it to.
To my secret delight, my resume was ignored by a new cluster of employers.
I'm considering excluding the JPEG attachments of me at parties for the next round.
My life is the place to rock.
