- Guy on the treadmill next to me looked like he was falling down a flight of stairs for 20 minutes straight. Jun 25, 12:41 PM
- I'm doing the 100 Push-Up Challenge. I've eaten 37 today and still going strong, but I think this is going to ruin frozen yogurt for me. Jun 25, 14:36 PM
- Clerk at store: "Do you want to help us fight prostate cancer?" Me: "I'm gonna need to know how before I commit." Jun 27, 17:06 PM
- Wow, tough day. The street that I sometimes clean found out that it was adopted. Jun 30, 09:39 AM
- Just heard from the doctor; apparently my "case of the Mondays" is a chronic, degenerative condition. Jul 3, 12:13 PM
- Andy Rooney never ceases to amaze me with his Somehow Still Alivedness. Jul 7, 09:13 AM
- Local Arby's: "Now hiring, $9/hr, 50% off meals." The only way that would be an incentive is if they meant 50% less food. Jul 7, 12:12 PM
Wanted you to know that I am deeming you an official Must Follow on Twitter. With the usual "May Cause Incontinence" disclaimer of course.
Also -- Deeming you THE angel of the morning, angel.
Posted by: crashtestmommy on July 7, 2008 3:43 PMTwo weeks ago my cashier in Virginia asked me if I could donate some money to prostate cancer. I did not expect it, and I felt it was almost obligatory as a REAL man (versus "real" man) to do so, and I donated $5.
She then tried to identify with me and reassured me that women get it too, which I responded with a vigorous nod with wide eyes silently screaming "dear God get me out of here."
After unpacking, I looked up the female prostate:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skene%27s_gland
Posted by: Shaunn on July 7, 2008 7:42 PMWhen I was pregnant, I thought Arby's was sent directly from heaven to comfort me with the horsey sauce of the gods. I went every Wednesday. It was like a pilgrimage to the temple.
I should probably get a grip, eat some real BBQ or something.
Posted by: Sanya on July 8, 2008 5:54 AMNormally twitters kinda suck. I guess I need a better class of ADHD friends.
Posted by: vicious_kind on July 9, 2008 9:15 PMI saw Mickey Rooney in an airport once. I didn't bother him because he looked so old and frail I was afraid the slightest human interaction might put him over the edge.
Posted by: Leah on July 10, 2008 3:12 PMWhen Andy Rooney does finally die, the damned will be tormented with endless three-minute "You wanna know something that really bugs me about Hell?" routines. Oh, the horror. I think I'll start being good now.
Posted by: Platypus on July 30, 2008 6:57 PM