Driving along, Jeff and I note a vanity plate on the car in front of us:
Jeff: AGENT XXX
Me: Stripper car.
Jeff: “I do porn for the government.”
Famous among dozens
Driving along, Jeff and I note a vanity plate on the car in front of us:
Jeff: AGENT XXX
Me: Stripper car.
Jeff: “I do porn for the government.”
The plum trees are in bloom.
Things this guy on the bus would like you to know:
-What happened?
-He knocked my drink out of my hand.
-Why?
-I asked his girlfriend to move over a little so she wasn’t bouncing into me.
-And he got pissed? Probably thought you were hitting on her.
-Yeah. He was like, “You givin’ my woman trouble?”
-He actually said, “my woman?”
-Yep. He was right up in my face staring at me. I turned back to watch the show and he kept staring at the side of my face.
-What did you do?
-I put my hand up to my ear and started acting like he was trying to say something and I couldn’t hear him, like, “What? What?”
-Oh man.
-Yeah, so he sort of nudged his nose into my cheek, and all I can think is, “Did you just nuzzle me?” So I started laughing, and that pissed him off.
We head to the Mission for our hangover breakfast. It being mid-January in California, we decide to sit outside. During a pleasant lull in the conversation an older man zips by on a motorized cart. Our heads turn in unison to follow his progress up the sidewalk.
The cart is surprisingly silent, and quick. He stops short, two inches from the heels of a sleepy hipster who is waiting for a table. We wait for the older man to clear his throat, or murmur “excuse me.” Instead he reaches angrily for his handlebar:
BBBRRRRING-RRRING!
Of course, he has a bike bell.
Best “Real World” line ever:
“You’re not gonna do it? Tsk. I’m not gonna pinky swear with you guys ever again.”
There’s something about the confidence of a straight guy wearing pink tennis shoes that suggests he’d be good in bed.
In researching charities for a Morning News article, I came across this site. It’s a charity that, I shit you not, trains monkeys to help quadriplegics. Could this rock any more? At first the idea seemed so weirdly revolutionary that I thought it couldn’t be for real. Tell me that the logo, the tagline (“Monkey helpers for the disabled”), and those grainy photos don’t make it look like a very well-conceived spoof? But it’s not. These are real, live monkey helpers, and this is the best idea anyone has had in a long time. Why, oh why, aren’t they selling T-shirts with just the logo on the front? I’d buy three.
Bryan: Green Bay got knocked out. They’re not going to the Super Bowl.
Me: Oh no! We wanted Green Bay to go to the Superbowl.
B: Yeah.
Me: I’m sorry!
B: I don’t know about that.
Me: What?
B: Your tone. I think you’re mocking me.
Me: No. I just don’t know the appropriate level of concern to express about one’s team not making it to the Super Bowl. It hasn’t come up before.
B: Oh. Well it’s kind of like you seeing Pamela Anderson on the cover of Jane again. Not a huge deal, but just… too bad.
Location: Coffee Shop
Scenario: Teenage girl waits for a friend and talks on her cell phone.
“I’m so cold. I wonder why people don’t wear their hoods. (Puts hood up.) You know what makes no sense to me? You see all those fashion shows, and they get a good response, but no one would actually wear that unless you’re that girl on “Clueless.” And their hair is all messed up. Hair is like a fashion statement.
So I went into the boy’s bathroom? I went in with, like, no shoes? Ohmigod, it was like the grossest thing. So you know how Amanda stands on the paper towels? I did that.”