Greatness

 

I feel bad.  I have been dwelling on the bad things in my life.  Well, sometimes I feel bad, but let's face it, as humans, we define ourselves by our misery, so I have no reason to feel guilty about it.  So, guilty feelings or not  I am going to do a happy-fun article about what is good in life:

  • Crushing your enemies

  • See them (your enemies) driven before you

  • Hear the lamentation of the women

Wait, that is not what I think is good in life, that is what Conan the Barbarian thinks is good.  I am sorry, but I get myself confused with Conan the Barbarian quite often.  It's probably because we both like to punch camels, or maybe its because were raised as slaves to later become kings by our own hands.  Conan became king by flipping out and kicking ass, I became king by creating a 3rd world web site.  

It's hard to pinpoint exactly why we are so similar.  Anyways...

Getting back to what I think is good...(bear in mind, Sharp cheddar Easy Cheez is not on the list, I already devoted a whole page to it.  Check it out here

  • Unexpected Fireworks:  

This is probably the most faggoty-girl thing on my list.  I can't help it.  If I am driving around and I see some cool ass fireworks, I get excited.  

Living in the Middle East, I have noticed that they do not celebrate any of the normal holidays.  When I say normal, I mean holidays like Arbor day, My birthday, Flag day, you know, all the firework holidays.  Anyway, they do not celebrate those, they celebrate their own group of firework holidays.  One is called ﻗﻆﻊﻍﻉﺤ, which is pronounced "Terroradam" in the mother tongue.  Mostly, these holidays involve shooting AK-47's into the air.  Since not all Middle Easterners own AK-47's (roughly 2%) they do the next best thing, which is, shoot off fireworks.

  • Rolling Chairs:

Ok, say you are at work, and there is a computer about 3 tables down that you need to get too.  If you have one of those lame-ass metal folding chairs you have to get up and walk to the other computer (the horror!!).  If you have a rolling chair, you can just roll your fat, lazy ass over to the other computer.  If you get creative, you can use frenetic arm and leg movements and pretend to row yourself to the other computer.  The possibilities are endless.  One other thing, rolling chairs are usually the slant-i-est.  This is a vital strength of the rolling chair.

  • Cancelled meetings:

There is nothing better than getting ready to go to a meeting (usually at 4:00pm on a Friday) to find that it was cancelled at the last second.  When this happens to me, I am known to perform my interpretive dance of meeting cancellation.  I really cannot explain it to you, you would have to see it.  This one time, I had a meeting with President George Bush (The old one). I was hanging out in the Lincoln bedroom when I got an email on my PDA.  The email informed me that the 4:00pm Friday meeting was canceled.  I immediately started the dance when President Bush walked in on me.  I am not lying when I tell you that he wept openly.

  • Quattro:

Quattro is a term I coined to describe a specific female condition.  This condition is when a woman wears a bra that might be a tad too small.  This results in a slight depression across the middle of both breasts.  This depression effectively splits the boob mass in half revealing, what appears to be four separate boob entities (two boob entities on each breast).  The etymological background for quattro comes from a derivative of the Spanish word for "four."

You use the word like this:

If you see a woman with this condition, you are in your rights to say,

"Oye, mira Pepito, ella es tan quattro!!!"  ( "Look Peter, she is so quattro!")

 

Or, you could say this:

"El Legende, ella es verdad,  Quattro viva!" ("The Legend, she is true, Quattro Lives!")

 

 

  • Bowling Etiquette:

One of the greatest accomplishments in the history of man would definitely be the signing of the AMF-Brunswick Protocol Declaration in early 1972.  This document clearly defined the do's and don'ts of bowling center customs and courtesies.  Before the signing of this declaration, the bowling community was awash with rioting and senseless bowling violence.  People would actually stand at the foul line with beverage in hand and chat, which eventually led to the "No Food or Drink" amendment in early 1973.

  • Shelled Pistachios:

Pistachios are my favorite nut next to the cashew.  The only reason the cashew wins in my nut contest is because I have to shell the pistachios before I eat them.  Recently, I discovered a web site that sells 5lb bags of shelled pistachios.  Did you hear me, I said SHELLED PISTACHIOS.  This is the greatest moment in the history of the world.  I can shove pistachios by the truckload into my mouth without a care for the poor migrant worker that shelled them.  Life is sweet.

From now on, pistachios are my favorite nut.

  • Pull-Throughs:

A pull-through is when you go to park your vehicle in a parking lot and find that you can "pull-through" to the other side of the parking row.  This effectively allows you to leave your spot later without having to back up.  You can just pull forward and leave.  When I pull into a parking lot and I spot a pull-through, I swear I can hear a choir of angels singing about how great I am.

 

 

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