July 15, 2009
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Watermelons do not bounce
Warning, I am a little hyperactive.
When I am a parent, in order to be a good parent, I am going to write a whole song called ’But I Don’t Want to do My Chores’ so that when I am telling my child what to do instead of argue they can burst into song. Then my wife and I will each have parts and there will be a whole dance number, and when it finishes all the tension will be gone and our child will love us and then go do his chores.
I think militaries should have mascots so that we have somebody to cheer for when we go to war. I used to think our mascot was a ‘troop’ because people would yell, ‘Go U.S. troops!’ but then I realized that all the other countries had the same mascot. So now we need suggestions. I suggest that the goose be our mascot because geese are fearless—walking right in front of traffic, not caring what the danger is that’s facing them. They are truly intrepid warriors. And not to mention then there would be a rationale for the crappy bread rations.
People think it is just humans that go all crazy over religion, but the world of money is also crazy, certain bills always being converted into other bills, some bills being converted into coins, and it is a big mess and all the different religions of money want everyone to convert to their team, and it is very confusing.
I never say ‘I feel like I am talking to a wall here’ because some walls can actually be quite friendly. Like the wall in the dentist’s office has the poster of a walrus saying ‘Ahoy there, matey!’ and he is very friendly. Sometimes I hang responses all over a wall so I can talk to it, and when I say something I look for the response that makes sense. Even if it doesn’t make sense, that’s okay too, some walls aren’t quite rational. But sometimes their humor will be very straightforward, very sensical. That usually means you are talking to drywall.
I can’t wait until I get all romantical with someone and we are staring up at the night sky and she whispers, ‘Look at the moon, it is so pretty tonight,’ and I will hold her close to me and say very seriously, ‘That’s no moon. It’s a space station.’
People say that it is bad to be a procrastinator so I woke up and made dinner at 6 A.M. and then I waited all day until evening and then I ate it and I think I am going to go back to being a procrastinator because things taste better when you procrastinate.
It is a good thing our vital organs stay in our bodies all the time, because then there is one less suitcase you have to pack when going on vacation.
Okay so I am just a little bit sad right now, and I just don’t know what is going on, so maybe I will go outside and sit down and look at the sky and remember how big reality is and think about everything all at once so that I remember how small I am, because we tend to get very upset when we forget how small we are, I don’t know why, don’t ask me, ok I’m going now, goodbye, I hope you smiled while reading something here, I like being a smile-causer, because you know it is easy to be smart because you can study how to be smart, but you cannot study how to cause smiles, it is much more difficult I think, and that’s why being smart is overrated, of course if you have seen Harvey then you know this, so go ahead try and find the password to make people smile it is a good way to pass the time while being around other humans and also because all of reality is about relationships.
Comments (18)
“That’s no moon. That’s a space station.” Priceless!
Where in the world do you come up with stuff like this? Seriously. You must have too much time on your hands, because it’s all a riot. xD Lol.
Tell me, have you tested that “watermelons don’t bounce” theory yet? How do you know, unless you try? =] …Can you imagine — Watermelon basketball!!! It could work, really it could.
Btw, I finished reading Sherlock Holmes! I was wondering, did you ever notice that Dr. Watson’s wife vanishes? Right after the Death of Sherlock Holmes, Watson shuts down his practice and moves back to Baker Street — not even a peep about his wife. Its very odd. xD
thebillion recs only the best.
i, on the other hand, wreck pretty much everything.
You definitely made me smile.
You remind me of my son. You made me smile and miss him a little less. I read you because he recommended you and that makes me smile too. “That’s no moon. That’s a spacestation.” That’s something that my husband would say while gazing up at the moon. He totally misses the whole romantic thing. Thanks for the smiles and the things to think about.
Wow, that was very random and run-on-sentencey. But you crack me up. “Drywall.”
Geese would be a good mascot. Back in the primaries I made up this whole conspiracy and geese and politics. I even made a Facebook group about it.
people, as an aggregate, tend to make me smile, usually not because they intended to, but because they ‘are’
and make me wince as well
Okay, this paragraph cracks me up since it made sense to me coz it happened to me sometime ago…
“People say that it is bad to be a procrastinator so I woke up and made dinner at 6 A.M. and then I waited all day until evening and then I ate it and I think I am going to go back to being a procrastinator because things taste better when you procrastinate.”
Hilarious! I hope it causes you to feel better as you have made us smile!
(I dropped in because you were rec’d.)
It’s a Trap!-Admiral Ackbar great post as always
@Yume_Shii -
Well I suppose it depends what you are throwing the watermelons on. A trampoline could work. Other than that, I think it’s been the results are unanimous. I can’t link you to any scientific studies, but I can feel it in my heart that I am right. Watermelons do not bounce.
I have read all of the stories but one (I am saving it!!), so they all kind of blur together. I don’t remember where, but it comes up that Mrs. Watson died. I think Holmes says a word or two by way of condolences, but then it isn’t mentioned again. Have you read all the novels? I still have The Valley of Fear left as well. I will be so sad to finish it. I gave them to a friend so I won’t be tempted until some cold night this Winter when I will finally lay all new experiences with my good friend to rest. *tear*
It will be *sniff* so hard . . .
@MCTCanadian -
‘We’ve got enemy ships in sector 37!’
Hahahaha!! Sixth one is the best.
@StrokeofThought - Hm…Watermelon-trampoline basketball. This is getting more and more interesting. Nothing like mixing an invigorating sport with free fruit for the crowd afterwards. I wonder if watermelon, once splattered, is very slippery… *ponders*
Mrs. Watson died? Oh my… I don’t remember that anywhere. I’ve only read “The Complete Collection of Sherlock Holmes”. Shame on me for considering that said collection was actually complete! Haha! I wasn’t even aware there were other Holmes novels beyond “Hound of the Baskervilles”. I suppose I haven’t read all the Sherlock Holmes novels after all! To think that Mrs. Watson died! I wonder what of? Waston, after all, was a doctor — poor fellow.
I can also happily say I’ve overcome the sleep-inducing side effects Holmes once had over me. With this increased endurance, I look forward to tackling other classic without dozing off.
Don’t grieve too much for Holmes. After all, there are always re-reads to attend to! All the succulent details within books are often forgotten with time. Let a book rest long enough and you can return to it as if it were nearly new!
WoW!!! “The Vast reaches Of Humanity Spred Out Before Me And All I Can See Is The Hand Of God”.
I love reading comments. it gives me a small idea of how samll the world is.
@Yume_Shii -
It’s true re-reads will be exciting too, so I guess I’m not too sad. Like all good friendships, we should just be glad it happened.
Yes, the official Holmes cannon has four novels and fifty-six short stories.
And man! I read Holmes to wake me up in the morning! I find it is much less drowsing than reading something like Tolstoy or Dostoyevsky . . .
“Nothing like mixing an invigorating sport with free fruit for the crowd afterwards. “
*laughs* perfect.
@StrokeofThought -
Ahahahah! You must have a much stronger literary constition. I’m afraid I’m still a novice at absorbing the more refined books. lol. Too much good literature in one sitting causes brain shut-down and reboot.