This is the newest entry. I don't know if the way the word "boobies" is set off but Lisa likes it.
It is still a work in progress.
Michaleen Flynn: No patty-fingers, if you please. The proprieties at all times. Hold on to your hats
Michaleen Flynn: No patty-fingers, if you please. The proprieties at all times. Hold on to your hats
Here's a logo!
ReplyDeleteHow low can they go!
I referenced up and coming College Insurrection on this...
ReplyDeleteWe need less Logos, and more half-naked chicks, sandwiches, and pictures of you guys having fun.
ReplyDeleteAnd by "we", I mean "me".
That aside, I like the Logo as is. Of course, I'm not about to fly to NYC and buy underwear. My wife buys it.
ReplyDeleteIt's all fun and games until someone needs a logo. Then the half naked chicks, sandwiches and fun times take the back seat, while the pair driving the money wagon rumble on looking at tilted boobies.
ReplyDeleteDid you know...
ReplyDeleteBabe Ruth, the greatest of all time, made his major league day view 100 years ago today.
Well, technically it was yesterday.
"In the beginning was the logos"
ReplyDeleteIn the beginning...
ReplyDeleteFollowed by boobies soon after!
Do you have a spokesman/mascot yet?
ReplyDeleteDo you have this stuff in your mental repertoire, windbag, or is this what shows up when one goes looking for boobies???
ReplyDeleteEither way, it's impressively off center, like the boobies swinging in the trap up top.
Unfortunately, I don't forget anything trivial. Important stuff escapes me at times, but crap like that is stuffed into mental drawers, making appearances at sometimes the worst possible moment (although for maximum hilarity...at least from my perspective).
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite stories about my trivial memory goes back to a trip my wife and I took. We were driving through Ohio and stopped to visit some friends who had moved there. When we got off the exit, I asked my wife if she remembered being there before. "Uh...no...but I'm sure you do." Yep. We had exited there on our honeymoon and ate dinner one night about ten years prior. As we approached the end of the exit ramp, I told her to look to the right and that she'd see an Arby's about 200 yards down on the right. It was there. She asked me, "Okay, what was I wearing?" I told her she was wearing her green and white striped polo shirt.
My mind is not right.
One of the disturbing things as I cruise into my 50s is that I'm forgetting stuff more and more now. Perhaps because my brain is filled with exit ramps and retarded cop videos? I'm not nearly as adamant about things anymore, because I'm just not quite sure.
Another example of the trivial level at which my brain operates comes from this evening. We were watching "What About Bob?" There's a scene where he calls his shrink from a payphone and there's a hooker standing there. She's in the camera view about 10 or 15 seconds. I saw her and said, "Hey, that's Aida Turturro, Tony Soprano's sister." Why would I notice that and why would I know who she is?
Short answer to your question, MamaM, I recalled that from years ago. No search necessary for that one.
ReplyDeleteWhile the short answer takes care of the question, wingbag, the long one provides more rabbit trails and opportunities for response.
ReplyDeleteI like the "Uh...no...but I'm sure you do.". While that type of memory might not be her forte, at least she knows you! For a guy with a mind that's no quite right, that's a good thing!
She remembers numbers. Like all of her family's SSNs. My wife is a programmer, and very left-brained, as is the rest of her family. All engineer types.
ReplyDeleteWindbag sounds like my husband. We can watch a show and ...boom... he recognizes the most obscure actors/actresses and not only that but remembers who they were married to and what other shows they were in. Geeze. I can barely remember anyone's names that I know much less movie or tv actors. I never doubt him.
ReplyDeleteHe is also a car savant. Shown the fender of a car or headlight bezel he can tell you the year, make, model and other stats like what type of engine. He doesn't need to see the full car or truck, just some random parts. Hardly ever stumped.
His eye for detail is amazing. While watching a show, he will notice if the actors shirt was buttoned in one scene and then unbuttoned. Things like hair being out of position from one scene to another. Thank goodness for being able to stop and go back so we can check. Damn!!! he is right again.
I find it astounding and pretty entertaining too.
I think we've forgotten the really important thing here.
ReplyDeleteLogos and boobies. Focus, People!
Windbag didn't forget. His video contribution not only contained boobies and random shots at moving objects, but also the Ceremonial Passing Around the Shoe. What's more TY than that?
ReplyDeleteIt's possible the man himself is caught in the boobie trap, getting the new store ready.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck!
It's not the hucklebuck, but who can resist dancing boobies?
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