Sunday, April 27, 2008

It's dead!

Which one of you Males put my Rolling Stones cd in the map pocket in the door of the truckmobile to rattle around with candy wrappers, scratch tickets, empty cigarette packs and various junk?

WELL???? Somebody better 'fess up cause you owe me a new cd.

I've been looking for that cd for about 6 months now. Of course, beings as how I am not and never will be a Male, I didn't think of looking in that particularly stupid and highly unlikely place.

I abjure any past asseveration which might lead all and sundry Males to any conclusion as to the possibility of taking temporary custody of My Personal Lares and Penates.

Male Talk Translation: I hereby promise to never let any of you "borrow" my cds.
or more simply:
Keep your Big Mitts off'n my stuff, dammit!

Let 'em get away with murdering Mick and who know what might be next? It's a slippery slope, you know, first music, then sox... earrings.... jammies, shirts... who knows? That slope could lead to a Male taking possession of my cooking pots and that would mean outright War!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

And this is why I no longer loan out my CD's. So many of mine do not play that well and it pisses me off BAD!

dragonmom said...

The darned thing looks like it got run over by a Mack truck but is working fitfully.
Must have my road toonz...


Stop the Spying!

About Me

A hobby cook from the Midwest. Experiments, thoughts, new recipes, maybe even a photo or two... You noticed the pouting little girl with the words superimposed over her face? Growing up in the 60s and 70s the refrain of "there are starving children in [insert current poverty-stricken nation] that would love to have such... etc etc etc." I don't know that anyone actually believed all that but the image of a starving foreign child, holding out a bowl in hopes of being gifted with boiled tongue or green tomato pie, was pretty powerful. I do recall the kind of trouble kids would inevitably be in if they dared to say what most of us thought: "Well, then, send this stuff right on over to those poor, starving [insert country] kids." I don't usually post other people's photos, just my own. If you want to borrow or use one of my photos, I would appreciate your asking first. I usually don't mind but do hate having my work attributed to someone else. By the way, I found the photo of that pouting girl on the web with no attribution. If it's yours? We'll deal, ok? Thanks.
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