Never
Tuesday, April 17th, 2007I’ve never successfully scared the hiccups out of anybody. I’m beginning to wonder if that’s just a myth.
Still fun to try, tho…
I’ve never successfully scared the hiccups out of anybody. I’m beginning to wonder if that’s just a myth.
Still fun to try, tho…
[Edit: I tried to post this at work today. That didn’t work. Here it is, later in the day.]
I had to run over to Kroger on my lunch break today. I needed to get some hors d’oeuvre type food for a meeting tonight. I wanted to get some fancy crackers and cheese.
Now I’ve been to that Kroger on Middlebrook Pike once before to get a rotisserie chicken, so I was vaguely familiar with it. I knew that the beer is on one side of the building, fruit and corn on the cob is on the opposite side and potato salad is in the rear middle. I didn’t need any of those things, as much as I wanted roast chicken, potato salad and beer for lunch. (Man, that sounds good right now.) I just needed fancy crackers and cheese.
So I get in this place and they’re remodeling it. Tile is torn up, there’s a painter painting an office door, little old ladies are wondering around. I have no idea where the fancy crackers and cheese are. After two walks back and forth I found the crackers over by the frozen foods. Mind you that the food goods are divided by batteries, notebooks, panty hose and the frozen dinners. Why is this?
Anyway, I get the fancy crackers in hand. Now, I’m off to find the cheese, but what do they call this stuff? I don’t want just any old velveeta. I want specialty cheese. Sure enough I find a sign hanging from the ceiling over in the produce section that say “SPECIALTY CHEESE“. Woot! I even got the name right. Then I notice that the cooler looks like Goliath got a hold of it. Shelves are laying empty, stacked helter skelter. There’s no specialty cheese to be found. Then I notice two women working at scraping the greasy remains of a deep frier off the floor over by the deli. One of them tells me that, “oh yeah, specialty cheese is by the deli meats.” Indeed, there where the speciaty cheeses. I got a cheese ball, paid and left.
Chicken sounds better to me now.
Ha ha, take that lawnmower! I totally tricked you into working long enough to mow my yard!
Whos laughing now?
Well, maybe not what the town needs, but what I need is a nice, drunken, long ass game of Monopoly.
Damn, I love me some Monopoly.
Problem is, BJ hated playing it with me, because the used car salesmen in me comes out when I play.
I mean, if you’re not going to try to haggle, why bother buying my other freakin green thing, right? Jeez.
Point is, Drunk Monopoly. Yes. My place. Who’s in?