Someone I can always count on. Damnit.
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Saturday, June 03, 2006
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We all know Murphy's Law... What goes up, must come down.
I am sure everyone experiences the usual "Murphynesses":
If you wash your car, it'll rain the next day. If you want to mow your lawn, it'll rain before the lawnmower makes it out of the garage. If you are running late, you'll hit EVERY DAMN RED LIGHT! If you go shopping, you'll forget "that one thing" you went to the store for in the first place. If you actually paint your nails, you'll suddenly need your nails for everything. If you wear white, spaghetti seeks you out. If you get pulled over, it's the day you left your wallet at home.
In my experience, this "law" can be applied to pretty much every aspect of my life. Such as:
If anything can go wrong, it will.
Examples If you have no money, you'll hit a turkey.
Just last week my husband and I were sitting down to do our figure-out-what-we-can-actually-pay-and-still-skate-by-dance and had things under control. I got the checkbook out, wrote out all the checks, even put stamps on the envelopes and set them in a neat little pile to be taken with me the next morning for the post office.
So I got up early and everything and was on my merry little way. It's 6:30am, things are going just fine, sipping away at my cup-o-joe and out of NOWHERE there is something flying towards me. Attempting to fly anyway. I slow down and watched. as. a. turkey. commited. suicide. on. my. windshield.
Can't those bitches fly?!!!
Talk about being so mad the only thing you can do is LAUGH. And call Mandacakes. And not put those bills in the mail.
I would love to live a day without Murphy. Murphy is always there. Always watching. Waiting. And attacking.
Just one day. That's all I ask.
Murphy is beginning to make me think that I am pessimistic. My husband just says that I let the little things bother me. Does everything bother me? Or am I just so use to things going wrong, I have to make sure something does so my world can stay balanced?
Heaven forbid everything went right. Just once.
When my husband and I are finally ready to get a dog for my daughter I will name him Murphy. So when he craps on the floor, I. can. blame. Murphy.Labels: Murphy
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The beginning of "and rudeness."
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Friday, June 02, 2006
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(We might have even made t-shirts about it.) How does a phrase like "and rudeness" take on a life of its own and move into your vocabulary as if it's always been there?
Well... MandaCakes and I have gmail at work (OMG I actually confessed to messaging while "On the job." Straight to hell!) so we can stay in constant contact throughout our day. I mean, you can't talk on the phone while working... so why not message? (As long as you are smooth as pie about it & don't get caught!)
Okay, we are straying here.
And rudeness came about one day when this situation came about: We call it Cubicle Rudeness.
MandaCakes has the "total-bitch-hates-the-world-and-punishes-her-underlings-for-it" boss who always hovers over her at work. One day Ms. Full of Herself was in MandaCake's cube and let. one. go. Silently.
Of course, then MandaCakes gave the "you-let-it-go-I-know-you-know-I-know" look and Ms. Killer Ass suddenly vacated the area. Leaving her stench behind.
During the ranting that ensued, and rudeness. was born.
Mandacakes: You will never guess what just happened to me! My boss just let. one. in MY CUBE!
ryanikon: You CAN'T be serious! How gross! Fowl!
Mandacakes: My mouth was open and everything. I gave her the "I know you let one, you know I know" look and she WALKED AWAY!
ryanikon: Hahaha.... OMG... your mouth.... ROFL GRRRRRRR your boss it sounds like she needs a lesson in manners and rudeness and personal space and rudeness
Mandacakes: And don't forget rudeness!! LOL
ryanikon: oh MY BAD! DON'T forget rudeness.
Mandacakes: and rudeness! Labels: Just Cuz.
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