Tuesday, February 01, 2005

 

ok i'm back for more

call it the blogging addiction.





ready? you sure? cuz this is gonna take a while.

more stories from the bus:

there was this guy sitting behind me who, i guess, kept seeing things, and kept pointing out (quite loudly) "THAT looks like a VAGINA!" he would do this repeatedly, but not consistently, so for a few minutes i would forget that he existed and then out of nowhere i'd hear, "THAT looks like a VAGINA!" i never got to see who he was because i was too scared to turn around.

on that same bus trip, these cool hipster indie kids who obviously thought they were the shit got on and kept huddling around one of the doors. the guy looked like this faggy little ass, but he had the deepest, gruffest voice, and i highly doubt that it real... i think he just wanted to pretend he was tom waits. i was sooooo onto him. then he did the dumbest thing - see, they were talking about pretty cool subjects like communism revival, but in a pretentious manner, like they were just flinging off these words and subjects as if they knew what they were talking about, but their conversations had no real content... then out of nowhere the raspy faggy guy says "i read a book on taoism, and yeah, lao-tzu is the master and blah blah". not only was this sentence completely void of content, he pronounced tao phonetically! what a fuckin ass. to be honest though, i guess i shouldn't blame him because a lot of people make that mistake and really it's the fault of the wades-giles translation system, which is based on french phonetics. but still, if he HAD actually read a book on taoism, then he would've found out its valid pronunciation. so i have reason to loathe his being. good. more and more i am starting to hate these pretentious wankers struttin' around like their shit don't stink. little do they know..

maybe it's time for me to snatch the title of bus blog, because i obviously have more interesting stories about it than tony could ever hope to dare.... who am i kidding, it's because he's got bigger and brighter things to blog about.





i did the interview at starbucks... the manager was really nice and i made her laugh a lot, and i actually subconsciously made fun of previous customers/work policies a lot more than i probably should have, but she still wanted to hire me. i was all ready to sign on when she told me i'd have to work 20 hours a week .... oh. that means with my current job i'd be working thirty. no thanks!





thank you sean for the awesome FONDUE!FONDUE!FONDUE! circle-jerk on saturday. i would blog about it more if you would only send me pictures... hmmm...

why do dom's neighbours always have to have wild sex when we're having relationship-threatening arguments? why does the girl have to have hour-long orgasms where she's continuously moaning? i bet she's faking it. at one point she screamed something like "not in my ass!" it's gotten to the point where dom will feel it necessary to mimic her quite loudly. at least that's amusing.





i should start studying for my witchcraft midterm tomorrow. and start those darned english assignments, ALSO due tommorrow. ah, shit.



Comments:

Dammit! The fondue pictures are still on the camera... I will hook you up with thtem tomorow... had a really long day at Mont Tremblant and I need to sleep so my broken body can heal... it's not an excuse for why I didn't make the post before... it's an excuse for why I'm not doing it now...

 

at least you tell stories from the bus.

maybe you deserve the title more than me.

 

what?! i didn't even know about taoism until our world religions class, and i don't remember if mr. van hees pronounced it correctly, but i'm sure if he hadn't someone would've corrected him (like you). also, if i remember correctly, SERGE would say tao phonetically, and then when i made fun of him he said "then why is it an accepted pronounciation in the dictionary?" and that's when you said that just because some words are so commonly mispronounced they actually become acceptable in the west, means dick all (and you had a valid point there).
i DID mispronounce hare krishnas at one point (vanessa will remember this one) and yes i know we also discussed them in world religions but seeing as i have the worst memory ever, all i really remember from that class were the "three chinese pillars of thought" (easily the most interesting of all the religions discussed, IMO), sid and his scary ways, and well... everyone else and their scary ways. oh yeah, and the fact that mr. van hees covered zoroastrianism. and the fact that his beard was red and his hair was brown. that was cute. oh and the baby coming out of the belly button story. also, how we would discuss american politics for a good hour before getting down to business (bush was elected that year). but at least i don't pretend i know anything about hare krishnas and once again, i'm sure if i'd read a book on them, it would've at the very least told me how to pronounce the words properly.
and communism revival would be interesting to talk about if you were talking about specific examples in the world where it happened (like in kerala). i believe this is what the hippie kids were getting at, but once again, due to their pretentious nature, they just threw around the words "communist revival groups" and that was really the end of their conversation.
bringing back communism in general is a pretty tired and clichéd topic, and if i remember correctly i was actually interested in socialism in grade ten jessie, not communism. and no they are not the same thing.

 

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