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September 24, 2012 It's been a long saga, for a small amount of currency. What did we learn? (1) Redundancy is good. (Redundancy is good.) If you're ever trying to do this, it's more successful to send many pennies to many people, rather than circu...
"Excuse me, Miss.......you seem to have a uterus on your shoe." Those words were spoken by an intern to me at the end of day of work. I am a vet tech at an animal hospital and I guess some doctor ,who will go unnamed, missed the garbage after an OH...
Holy Crap!!! That was our theme =) Yay! So, we got together some stuff. First we went to our local Deals (kinda like a dollar store, but classier... or something) and we got: A bible on CD (holy), a fabulous padded toilet seat with a beautiful su...
Who needs fourth meal? Everyone, meet the taco bell shot. Now you can continue drinking without the fastfood run. This is a variation on a shot I made for a friend who was already drunk. I am scared of it because, well, it contains tequila for one, e...
Right, so this one sounded easy enough... Just find a scary food and snarf it down. So, fist stop: the "Ethinic" section at the gorcery store. All sorts of wacky foods end up in this section, from squid jerky to canned haggis. The only problem wa...
Most jobs I've held aren't all that strange. I've been a summer camp counselor, a healthcare interpreter, a janitor; they've all got their moments, but nothing that ascends to fascinating heights of weird. At most workplaces, I suspect, the stories t...
I work at a law office... by day. It is the place I have dubbed the fortress of Unsolitude. People call every day (no surprise I know) and when you get lots of calls you every now and then get an odd one. oh sure usually it is just someone who is m...
The idea The idea was to do part two of this task: "Walk a short route alone, then send a collaborator the last segment of your trip so that they can pick up where you left off. You may complete this in separate cities by using more generic instruct...