I gasp for air in vain in the sea of nose candy
Happy happy Monday to you! I had an eye appointment this morning and the woman put some eye drop stuff in my eyes that my your pupils dilate or something. She made me sit in the waiting room for awhile until they did what they are supposed to do. Apparently they work very well because on my ride into work afterward I had to drive with my eyes closed due to the fact that the sun was burning away at my retinas. I seriously could hardly see. I decided rather than drive slowly (as it would take me forever to get to work) I should drive 100 mph with a blindfold on. While the speed and inability to see may have increased my chances of a head-on collision, at least I would get here quicker with my eyeballs still functional.
In my short time here so far I read a couple of amusing articles (courtesy of TMS, thank you). Who remembers the "Choose Your Own Adventure" books from elementary school? Ah yes, they were fun, but you couldn't use them for one of the mandatory book reports each week. Anyway, there's an amusing Web site called Choose Your Own NY...
And finally, what happens when you get a bunch of 11-year-olds together to play some classic Atari games? You get a hilarious article courtesy of Electronic Gaming Monthly. I'm still laughing and wetting myself.
In my short time here so far I read a couple of amusing articles (courtesy of TMS, thank you). Who remembers the "Choose Your Own Adventure" books from elementary school? Ah yes, they were fun, but you couldn't use them for one of the mandatory book reports each week. Anyway, there's an amusing Web site called Choose Your Own NY...
You stumble off the bus and stretch your legs, still groggy from the 19 hour trip from Kansas. You're in town to visit your wealthy and eccentric Aunt Ginny, who is spending the day having her blood replaced with Botox on the Upper East Side. Now you have the entire day to yourself to explore the most exciting city in the world!
Here is where my adventure ended. Back in 1970 at Studio 54. Apparently I end up dying though...You gasp for air in vain in the sea of nose candy. As the cocaine enters your bloodstream and you begin to lose consciousness, you notice the faint but unmistakable melody of Bee Gee's "Night Fever." This is the best nightclub ever!
"It must be the night fever!" Tell me about your adventure?And finally, what happens when you get a bunch of 11-year-olds together to play some classic Atari games? You get a hilarious article courtesy of Electronic Gaming Monthly. I'm still laughing and wetting myself.
Right now I'm feelin' - blind
The music that I'm groovin' to is - iPod music, baby!
The music that I'm groovin' to is - iPod music, baby!
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posted.by.me on Monday, October 20, 2003 @ 10:50:00 AM CT
posted.by.me on Monday, October 20, 2003 @ 10:50:00 AM CT
good site Gaby
Thank you for the info!
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