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...and I just woke up. I had a dream about being back in high school. But this time, many of the people in my dream, I'm glad I don't see anymore.
I'm going to start working on the comments now (and reading your blogs).
While I'm doing that, I'm going to start copying the anime CDs that was lended to me.
I'm not sure if I've already posted this one. I know I used to post cartoons from Stivers. But here, I'm sure many of you can relate.
We disbar lawyers and we defrock clergy, so why don't we:
delight electricians?
derange cowboys?
depose models?
debark tree surgeons?
depress dry cleaners?
From www.plainlanguage.gov:
Avoid cliches like the plague - they're old hat.
Parenthetical remarks (however relevant) are unnecessary.
Do not use a foreign word when there's an adequate English word quid pro quo.
Exaggeration is a billion times worse than understatement.
Don't repeat yourself, or say again what you've said before.
Be more or less specific.
Proofread carefully to see if you any words out.
Why was the baseball team called the Possums?
Because they always got killed on the road.
The Language of Love:
Man-me-downs: men who are passed on from one woman to another after a failed attempt at romance.
Cupidity: the faulty logic that leads a well-meaning but clueless third party to believe that two random singles are perfect for each other.
DNRR (Do Not Resuscitate Romance):
a directive that you are not, under any circumstances, allowed to revive a past relationship.
Walter is doing his laundry, and asks his wife what setting he should use on the washing machine. "It depends," she says, "what does it say on your shirt?"
"University of Wisconsin," he replies.
Hope some of this at least made you smile! Happy Labor Day Weekend, y'all!
SOME NEW MAXINES FOR YOU.......SHE HITS THE NAIL ON THE HEAD
Several weeks ago, I told you all about my pal, Jason, who was undergoing a risky surgery to get rid of a nasty brain aneurysm? Well the guy is doing much, much better and now I'm ready to share with you some of the comic strip art we did together (it took a long while to go through my archives!). Here's a little thing we did that, for an old joke, I like to think we added a new perspective on.
This joke was started one day in the graphic design classroom at UWSP. Jason and I were bored, looking through some old catalogs we came across a housewares one and after reading several descriptions of "space toilets" we started giggling. Sure, it was late at night, and it was one of those silly things you think about late at night, but the joke stayed with Jason and he did something about it. I think he had an early morning class and didn't have time to ink the comic strip, so I volunteered. This was the end result. See why I think my friend is so special?
More to come later! Enjoy the giggles.
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