let’s say a guy and a girl were kissing good-bye at the door. it would be arrested development-funny if their conversation went like this:
girl: you make it hard to say good-bye
guy: you make it hard
ha ha! that’s funny, huh?
let’s say a guy and a girl were kissing good-bye at the door. it would be arrested development-funny if their conversation went like this:
girl: you make it hard to say good-bye
guy: you make it hard
ha ha! that’s funny, huh?
michael and lindsay are at the bluth offices. lindsay is sitting on the copy machine.
lindsay: we did it mikey, we’re super rich again! (jumps off the copier) and I’m gonna buy a car, the volvo (hands michael a piece of paper).
michael: no, lindsay, you’re not going to start spending money and…
(looking at the piece of paper lindsay handed him)
…and this is not a vol-VO.
(lindsay grabs the paper back from him and looks at it)
lindsay: oh, that’s from sitting on the copier.
new rule #3
co-workers will not chit-chat in a foreign language in the restroom, particularly while each of them is in a stall on either side of me.
new rule #4
people will not leave anonymous comments on my blog. you don’t have to sign up for a user profile, just tell me your name. don’t be a chicken, tell me who you are, or I will delete your ass…ok, not your ass, but your comment.
“a two-hour bike ride, an evening Little League baseball playoff game…lunch with Condaleeza Rice, a nap, some fishing, and some reading. how did reading sneak in there?”
“Lance Armstrong’s triumph over the cancer that nearly killed him inspired
millions, particularly after the publication of his best-selling It’s Not About
the Bike, whose sales far outpaced his bike’s book, F**k You, Lance Armstrong.”
(courtesy of Comedy Central)