Boaz
Happy Easter!
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- Jul 14, 2005
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It just showed up and I immediately responded... sheesh.Is your lack of response to my PMs your own way of saying...."Its April Fools Bizzle!!!"
Yes, there is a world on Boaz Standard Time... this is much like Hawai'i Time... everything happens or does not happen whenever I feel like it.
But there is also a Boaz Triangle. In this world, messages sent to me and from me just disappear into the ether. Sometimes they show up late... a week late. Case in point... Back in October, I switched to AT&T, much cheaper than Verizon... but once a month, for some unknown reason, I'll receive a voicemail at least a week old. I admit that I'm old compared to most of you guys (I'm 42), but I've been using mobile phones for fifteen years now... I think I know how to access my messages properly. It's just sometimes a voicemail will float in the netherworld for a week and then appear on my phone. Weird.
For the record, I've never, never, never called anyone (except female drivers or female npc's in computer games) a B****. Okay, I confess that I've said it to the TV when I see Juliet from Lost. And I've said it when reading Cersei and Catelyn POV's... but that's it, I swear.
*** Warning... There is a Boaz Soapbox Rant below... read at your own peril. ***
I just don't get Dave Chapelle or The Simpsons or South Park or Beavis and Butthead. They claim their humor is making fun of the idiocy of American life, but they cater to the morons that mimic them. If Chapelle was serious about pointing out the stupidity of contemporary culture to the unwashed masses, then he should assign 'death squads' equipped with paintball guns to follow his audience home and shoot them when they engage in the lunacy that he claims to mock.
A friend showed me a SNL video with T-Pain last night. She claims it mocks the empty and frivolous nature of pop music. But I saw her friends mimicing the video... not out of an urge to drive home the point of it's sheer inanity, no... they were aping it to be cool. The creators of The Simpsons, South Park, and Beavis and Butthead may have tried to mock the stupidity of contemporary culture, but all they've done is perpetuate it.
Yesterday, as I struggled with a bite of my turkey sandwich going down the wrong way did my co-worker say, "What's wrong? Can I help?" No. As I started to turn blue in the face, he shouted, "It's April Fool's B****!"
I cry for the future of America.