*I got my keys at work the other day. I then proceded to buy a circular (not oval shaped) caribeener and clip it onto my belt loop. I then proceded to be even more awesome than I could ever have imagined.
*Then I brought the keys to the company van home last night and had to go into work early to return them. It's not like I live 50 minutes away from work.
*Then I went to my parent's house because I have keys to it and they don't live 50 minutes away. I haven't told them I'm here yet...I should probably call them and let them know, but I really needed a place to print off all my fantasy football information. I mean, for god sakes, the draft is on Sunday and I have a championship to defend.
Me/You
- Marty
- Minnesnowta
- I remember in Kindergarten as I waited for the bus to pick me up after a grueling morning of hard work as an AM Kindergartner, looking at all the glue eating, pants wetting, sniveling kids who were getting off the bus to go to PM Kindergarten. Up to this point us kids were all on an equal playing surfaces, but it was at this moment I realized something: the world could be divided into two classes: AM and PM Kindergartners. To this day I pity those poor kids whose parents made the fatal mistake of making them go to PM Kindergarten. Upon talking to a lot of my fellow AM'ers we all seem to agree, AM Kindergartners seem to have "it". PM'ers, well, just were always about three hours behind.
3 comments:
Dude, I called you over the weekend. Thanks for calling me back.
Hey, is that fantasy league filled, or could I get in on it?
do you want to get in on another? Let me know.
As far as fantasy football goes, I would love to say that I can join another league, but I learned a tough lesson last year: when I'm not playing for money, it's just not as intriguing. I get bored easily. Probably because I always want a cigarette, which makes me impulsive. Brad, I think the league is full. Call Pukers or Shadis. Then call me again.
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