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June 27 2005

 Annoying customer of the day

These exist in multiples. People who order a coffee and make a huge deal about getting nonfat milk. Then they ask for whipped cream on top.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 27, 2005 17:52 | link | comments (2) |

June 25 2005

Miss Manners says:

Etiquette would not dream of making rules about what consenting adults do in private. It asks only that they not scare the horses in the streets.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 25, 2005 08:59 | link | comments (2) |

June 20 2005

Bumper sticker I saw today

Support beef. Run over a chicken.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 20, 2005 14:41 | link | comments (3) |

June 17 2005

 Driving with old people

"It's raining. Do you have the headlights on?"
"Yes."
5 minutes later.
"It's raining. Did you turn on the lights?"
"Yes, they're on."
5 minutes later.
"It's really raining hard. Do you have the lights on?"
"Yes."
Bang bang bang bang. (My head against the steering wheel.)

posted by: cemeterygates at June 17, 2005 12:32 | link | comments (3) |

June 15 2005

 Small town life

I was happy today because I got a new housecleaning client. Then he told me his place hasn't been cleaned since 1994. Wow.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 15, 2005 20:03 | link | comments (1) |

June 14 2005

 Not a rocker

but a roller. This quake lasted a long time.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 14, 2005 21:28 | link | comments |

June 12 2005

 I've come to tell you they're evil
Two kittens picked the wrong place to relieve themselves when they urinated on a fax machine, sparking a fire that extensively damaged their Japanese owner's house.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 12, 2005 13:22 | link | comments |

June 11 2005

 Road construction

I saw this sign yesterday. "WORKERS WORKING." The road was deserted.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 11, 2005 19:52 | link | comments (2) |

 Small town life

I went to visit a friend today. I was sitting on her couch with my arm across its back. I realized that the bumpy thing I felt under my hand was her dental plate.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 11, 2005 19:46 | link | comments |

Father's Day

Stumped for a gift idea? How about a  duct tape hat?

posted by: cemeterygates at June 11, 2005 19:44 | link | comments |

June 9 2005

Just because

this blog's name is beyond awesome. Knitting for Boozehags.  There are some lovely free patterns there as well.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 09, 2005 19:20 | link | comments |

June 7 2005

Since I dissed

LiveJournal, a very special person sent me a link to "the only LiveJournal that makes any sense at all".

posted by: cemeterygates at June 07, 2005 17:53 | link | comments |

June 6 2005

More books

Reimagined romance novel covers.  I just can't pick a fave. Lord of the Hissy Fit? Or maybe The Legend of Scottie McMullet?

posted by: cemeterygates at June 06, 2005 19:04 | link | comments |

Quote for today

Everyone claims to have a sense of humor, but some of them are lying and a significant number are fooling themselves.
-- Dean Koontz, Life Expectancy

posted by: cemeterygates at June 06, 2005 18:54 | link | comments (1) |

Never too many books

With the many discussions of Human Events' list of the ten most harmful books (and how to buy them), I thought this article was interesting. It touches on increased challenges to books.

Judith Krug, director of the library association's office for intellectual freedom, attributed the most recent spike to the empowerment of conservatives in general and to the re-election of President Bush in particular. The same thing happened 25 years ago, she said. "In 1980, we were dealing with an average of 300 or so challenges a year, and then Reagan was elected," she said. "And challenges went to 900 or 1,000 a year."

posted by: cemeterygates at June 06, 2005 18:50 | link | comments |

June 5 2005

Barbies were harmed

in the making of this hat.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 05, 2005 20:20 | link | comments (3) |

June 3 2005

 Ultimate recycling

Make underwear from a man's necktie.

posted by: cemeterygates at June 03, 2005 22:02 | link | comments |