Long Time
So I’ve been neglecting this blog for the longest time, and I apologize. Long story short, I’m doing a ton of other creative things and just haven’t gotten back to doing this. I will, however. I’m re-envisioning the whole shebang, so it’ll probably be a dramatic launch or something. We’ll see.
In the meantime, however, check out SneakySunday.com. Fun things to do. Woot!
Here’s the deal
In case you haven’t noticed, I’ve been a bit absent. I just finished my last final, which puts an end to long and stressful period of craziness. However, it will still be a little bit before I dive back into blogging: I’m leaving for a one-week community service trip today. I think we steal from homeless people or something. Maybe not, I don’t know. Anyway, hold tight and I should have some good stories to share when I get back.
Terror Alert: Magenta
Politically, I consider myself an extreme moderate. I’ll often strap myself with dynamite and walk into legislatures around the country, screaming “Do something reasonable, or I’m gonna blow this place up!”
Good News!
So I was recently choosen to be the Editor-in-Chief of my school humor/satire newspaper. It comes out roughly every two weeks and is second only to the main school paper in terms of circulation. It’s about 12 full newspaper pages full of content every issue (with few ads) and has a bit of namebrand. Now, I get to be all responsible and really build it up again. I’m sure you’ll hear more as time goes on, but for the moment… I need to go get absolutely corrupted.
A Job Safari
I recently applied to work at the campus Writing Studio as a Writing Consultant — a.k.a. someone who works one-on-one with students struggling with papers. Here is the response I got:
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Dear [dash],
Thank you for applying to become a Peer Consultant for the 2008-2009 academic year. We very much enjoyed reviewing your application materials. Although we were impressed with your candidacy, we are unable to offer you a position at this time.
All the best,
Jennifer H.
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What? Not even an interview? Apparently they must not have liked my application essay. Here’s my opening paragraph:
If I wanted to be a pirate, I’d hop on a schooner and start plundering. If I wanted to be a ninja, I’d go to a dojo to start my training. If I wanted to be a high school English teacher that specialized in writing, then I’d apply to work at my campus writing center so I can start practicing the relevant skills immediately. Oh wait, I’m already doing that.
How does a writing studio reject that quality of writing? After I become an internationally renowned author, I’m gonna come back and guffaw in their grimaced punk-ass faces.
…heh, she said she was “impressed with my candidacy.” heh heh.
Safe for the moment
The other day, me and my bud were discussing some GLBT event on campus and started getting silly. We tried to make fun of the stereotypical gay interior designer, but pretty quickly realized we couldn’t. Not that we had moral qualms or anything, but… well, here was a typical comment:
“Niiice. That…mauve… couch will go great with those… tourquoise… drapes. And those… kelly green… vases will, um…umm…tickle-me-pink!”
I realized that was literally my entire vocabulary for color synonyms. Without a thesaurus or box of crayons in hand, I don’t think I can even go through the entire rainbow, much less envision a cool-colored living room accented with warm decor. Hell, I don’t even know what I just said. I think it involves something with the thermostat or somthing.

Interior designers 1, me 0.
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humor-blogs can’t tell the difference between fushia and hot pink.
Sobriety Tests
Recently, I discovered that the deciding factor between being “buzzed” and being “drunk” is whether or not I want to take my shirt off. If I’ve just had like a shot or two, clothes are very important to me. If I’ve done a couple more and a glass of wine, then perhaps a little bare-chest action is appropriate. Another couple shots and some dancing, and I need a search team to find the various articles of clothing I’ve shed.
Perhaps the D.A.R.E. program can use my story to caution kids about the dangers of drinking; you might not die, but revealing photos will end up on facebook.
I used to joke that making everyone ride a unicycle would prevent DUI’s, but… I also discovered that I can unicycle while drunk, a.k.a. topless. This is a disturbing discovery. What kind of world do we live in where unicycles are not valid sobriety tests?
“Son, please walk that yellow line.”
“Officer, I can’t walk that… but I can unicycle it!”
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humor-blogs.com likes to pet kittens when it gets drunk.
Permanent Markers
Why the hell do people like to leave permanent markers by dry erase boards?
I don’t know either. It was a terrible idea. We only noticed that they were permanent after we finished our Superbad-esque Penis Drawing Contest. Hopefully, it comes off someday.
heh.
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Push-up Pops
Filed under: Commentary, Humor, Random | Tags: childhood, Comedy, flintstones, funny, hilarious, Humor, push pops, push-up pops, scooby-doo
This weekend, I had an orange push-up pop, which instantly sent me back to my childhood. As it turns out, the first ingredient listed is “Nostalgia” (closely followed by “high-fructose corn syrup”). Everyone I talked to loves push-up pops, even if they did switch from Flintstones to Scooby-Doo. So if you ever feel sad, then just have one of these delicious orange snacks and frolick in your childhood once more. Unless, of course, you had a shitty childhood.