Thursday, January 29, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
Hi-Tech HVAC
Right-To-Lifers Trash The Joint
I work on Pennsylvania Avenue between the Capitol and the White House. On January 22, 2009, a contingent of right-to-lifers descended on Washington. I believe abortion should be legal; people have their right to disagree. I support this right to disagree. However, please do not leave your signs and other offal from your march on my building's steps. It is, after all, your property, too: it's a federal building.
Don't Make Me Go All Medieval On Your Ass
Gather 'Round, Doofuses
My Cubicle Is Bugged
So I’m sitting here at my desk filling out endless FedEx forms and a ROACH DROPS ON MY DESK FROM THE SKY. Right on my FedEx form. I almost wrote over it. My colleague advised me that a friendly exterminator would bring me a hi-tech weapon to rid myself of these critters. Within an hour, he did. It's a box. With glue.
Monday, January 12, 2009
De-Icer Vs. Moscato
Boxing Product (Supermarket Gleanings)
Ladies and gentlemen, here's your new "Boxing Product" (see text on the left of the packaging): Federation Boxing King. I believe the manufacturer is either attempting to avoid a lawsuit by the litigious World Wrestling Entertainment/Federation, or has no idea that boxing and wrestling are two different sports.
(Super)Marketing 101 (Supermarket Gleanings)
Which can o' beets would YOU buy? I'm not denying that the manufacturer on the right is toying with reality in terms of beet color (are the beets radioactive?), but the beets on the left are sickly hued. This raises a survey question: do young people like beets? I've noticed that usually older diners order beets in restaurants. My mom always says, "BEETS!!"
Mixed Vegies (Supermarket Gleanings)
For Sandwiches Made With Love, Waste A Lot Of Food (Supermarket Gleanings)
Supermarket Gleanings: #11.6 In A Series
Dueling Paint Jobs
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
High-Class Garage
Milkin' It
Mr. & Mrs. Flame-Head
I collect candles: not actively, but passively. Well-meaning people find that candles are the perfect gift when they really don't know you. Surely you have candles posted like sentinels around your home, almost as numerous as dust particles. I have begun a concerted effort to use our candles. Here are Mr. & Mrs. Snowperson. One of them has lost the top of its face, but it still smiles as the flame engulfs its head. This is going to be fun!
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