Friday, August 28, 2009

Stuff white people like: Writing letters of complaint

I am reading a textbook written by my professor and so far I have found 20 misspelled words in the first two chapters. I feel bad for my prof. I bet it is embarrassing to work with a disreputable and duplicitous publishing company that can't even proofread the text before printing and then charging the students $90! I am going to assume that my prof is the victim and instead of pointing out the obvious to him, I am going to write a letter to his publishing company. 50 years of experience, my ass. http://www.kendallhunt.com/index.cfm?PID=131&PGI=0

Stay tuned.

~ Boomer

p.s. Check out my complaint letter to the library in an older post.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

What Were You Thinking? Part Two

It's the Bay Area, Bucko, what were you thinking? It never gets sooo hot that you have to take your shirt off. Your man boobs and pale chest offend me.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

What Were You Thinking? Part One























Renn Fair guy, what were you thinking? I know tights are comfortable, but next time reconsider.

Friday, July 10, 2009

Serious About the Uke


I had my second uke lesson yesterday and it was great! I really like the instructor. I am learning Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. I gotta start somewhere, right?


Monday, June 15, 2009

I mean really

Pretty please read this article.

http://foodnetworkhumor.com/2009/04/rachael-ray-tattoo/

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Packing is the pits! Unpacking is even worse.

After a long day the last thing I want to do is go through boxes and boxes of crap, especially my crap. Crap that for one reason or another I have convinced myself I need to hold on to. I have no problem getting rid of clothes. I am not one of these people that think I’ll ever fit into jeans again that are a size smaller than I am now. When I’m packing, I get rid of a lot and feel good about giving my trash to those less fortunate to have crap.

I would go all Buddha and get rid of all of my material possessions, but then I think about the money. I haven’t used this stapler for two years, but one day I’ll need it and I won’t want to buy another. The bottom drawers of this dresser have fallen off, but I paid good money for it; I’ll fix it. On the other hand, I maintain a bomb shelters supply of toilet paper, tampons, and paper towels. It’s not like I will never use them.

The part I hate the most about unpacking is finding a home for everything. I always need to spend more money! I need a shelf in the bathroom for my crap. I can’t live without some place to put my baby powder or foot spray that I haven’t used since I bought them. I guess I’ll just put them in this bathroom caddy and place them in this closet and forget about them because I don’t see them everyday and when I need baby powder because my butt cheeks rubbed together more than usual, then I will just go out and buy some more. If I had a shelf in my bathroom, none of this would happen. Maybe not the butt cheeks rubbing together part, but more money wasted.

Packing and unpacking reminds me of how much I waste and spend. Packing is the pits!

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Pretty Pretty Nails


I have a new obsession. Manicures. I started off with red, now orange, and next bubble gum pink or grey.