Filed in January, 2008

What I’m a Gonna Do?

January 31st, 2008 – 1:38 am

[…] I’m normally a pretty brave guy. I would fight six dudes if I had to; six very short, effeminate dudes with heart and equilibrium trouble; but “mice problems”? The thought of this made me afraid like a little girl.

Dirty-Knuckled Playground Bully

January 27th, 2008 – 6:12 pm

[…] As one who appreciates help in being directed to things I may enjoy, I am saddened to know that I can no longer find this help on Amazon, unless fool enough to accept guidance from people that watch Grey’s Anatomy. […]

Party Like It’s 2011

January 24th, 2008 – 6:50 pm

[…] I don’t carry a phone because it makes it too easy for the sleeper cells I infiltrate to zero in on my location after I’ve sabotaged their operations. This always makes chicks both impressed and afraid for my safety.

Infinitely Tasteful Gift

January 17th, 2008 – 2:19 am
Filed as: Advertising, Humor

Just wanted to share this lovely T-shirt a lady friend surprised me with.

Ask .45

January 10th, 2008 – 12:34 am

[…] I feel bad when random internet searchers stumble on this site and don’t necessary find the information they were looking for. So in an attempt to create a better user experience for them, I thought I would try to field some of these misdirected search requests as best I can.

The Rich, Purifying Waters of My Millimeter

January 8th, 2008 – 11:34 am

[…] Only testicle pulsing specimens of the female form would surround me at all times, and they would fix my cocktails and sing my praises while dancing in a celebration of the greatness that is I and my millimeter.

They Looked at Me in Spanish

January 4th, 2008 – 8:16 pm

[…] I got my drink and noticed it was laced with Spanish Fly, so I had nine more. When nobody tried to violate me after two hours, however, I started getting restless watching Telemundo.

The Wig Smelled Like Fear

January 3rd, 2008 – 7:35 pm

[...] When we finally reached the city I call, “The Place I’m Stuck”, and my ointment had run out, I waved good riddance to Pepé and rubbed the scar on my side, feeling warmly reminiscent of the kidney I lost in Guatemala