Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Hump Day...

Hump day. That’s what one of my friends called Wednesdays. Hump Days. I had never heard the term before, so I was a bit confused. Does today feel like a hump day to you? I’m not so sure. And so I started thinking about all of this. Actually, this blog was inspired by a “Seinfeld” episode where Jerry, Kramer and Newman are sitting in a car discussing how different days of the week have a feel. I think the most depressing of all days has got to be...

Sunday, July 25, 2010

My Tattoo...

So I’ve been thinking about why I don’t have a tattoo. To me, tattoo’s are absolutely fascinating depictions of art that are displayed on the human body. It is estimated that 36% of people aged 18-29 have at least one tattoo on their bodies. So why am I not a part of that 36%?Here are a few reasons. Also known as tattoos that I will never get. First. I will never get a Japanese Kanji tattoo. Why do guys get them in the first place? Am I more...

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Buying New Glasses an Ordeal

Would you like to know about one of the most agonizing procedures ever known to man? Something about as frustrating as trying to chew on a piece of cotton candy? Something as irritating as a 2-year old nephew the day after Halloween? Well, I’ll tell you: Trying to pick out a new pair of glasses. 

Oh, the pain that ensues is worse than getting your armpit hair waxed by a group of savage females. I don’t think I would wish this curse upon anyone....

Sunday, July 18, 2010

I am a sinner

We are all bad people. All of us. Especially me. I say this because we all have a knack for doing bad things. Taking candy from a baby, taking second glances at the porn carpet in Vegas, or cheering on the University of Michigan football team. Yes, we have all done bad things. And none of us are proud of our closet skeletons. I, do bad things on an almost continual basis. A non-stopping occurrence. Things that happen over and over again,...

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

The (Almost) Perfect Season

One of the biggest failures in organized sports history has just occurred. And I am furious about it!Over the past few weeks, I have been playing in a very intense softball league on the fields of St. George. And oh has it been an amazing season. Almost. The Naked Gadgets, as our team has been called, was going to go down in history as one of the most recognized, legendary, and illustrious squads to ever take the field. As Ned Nedrlander, one...

Sunday, July 11, 2010

I am an Indentured Servant

Why we pay attention to the depressing and disputing decades of generations past is something that I have no interest in whatsoever. And as a sophomore student, I would sit in a dull and dreary History class Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 8:00-8:50 every week of my spring semester, I couldn’t help but lose track of my thoughts that were supposed to be directed in the path of the American Revolution, or the War of 1812. As I stared at...

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Lie to Me: Part II

So I lie. A lot. Is that a problem?As seen from my last blog, ya’ll have been a witness to my adventures in deception and dishonesty. But it continues, at a consistent rate that I didn’t even know existed until the fabrications are spinning faster out of my mouth than Usain Bolt in a 100-meter dash. Why do I lie? I really don’t know. I don’t have issues really. Well, besides the fact that I am a secret-schizophrenic (even that is a lie!)....

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Lie to Me

Is lying to someone necessarily a bad thing?In certain situations, I wouldn’t think so. We have all lied before. Every one of us. Those who say that they have never lied before are no doubt lying through their teeth proclaiming that. Lying is an art. Women do it about their weight, senior citizens about their age, jerk’s do about their bench press max, heck, I lie about the masculine scar on my chin that I got from my wild days as an extra in...