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Thu Nov 12
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So I'm at the Bank one day, and he's a toddler now, so while I'm at the teller window fumbling with the deposit slips, checks, and my eight too many things, he ambles off to the little waiting-area with the chairs where you sit if you want to get a car-loan or whatever, and I think, Cool, he'll just tear up a magazine or something, I'll finish this, and we'll get the hell out of here. Just as I'm done, I hear that awful grunt/groan and turn around to see he's holding on to the arm of one of the chairs and is bearing down on a big one. Everything stops in the Bank as all eyes are upon him, and he does not disappoint. He lets it fly as I walk towards him, my words, "No, NO, NOOOO!" in slow-motion like my head is in a fish-tank. The entire bank erupts into laughter when he's done, and he smiles like he just sank the winning basket at the buzzer. I cannot die soon enough.
As I bolt for the door, dragging him and my eight too many things, one of the tellers comes out from behind the counter, and after pointing out a restaurant across the street that has the rest-rooms just inside the door, she smiles and says, "Hey, don't worry about it, we all have kids, too."
Thanks, Elhigh! And Congrats on being a Papa (and a COTD, to boot!).
01:32 AM
11/11/09
2. $25? That's a shakedown? Are you fucking shitting me? In South Carolina, you pay property tax on cars, and it's a LOT more than New York motorists pay in registration fees and such. New Yorkers have no reason whatsoever to bitch. If anything, they should be glad to be getting rid of those godawful blue and white plates. #licenseplates
11/11/09
(jesus christ... did i just type that... yes, yes i did... and i'm not deleting it) #iphone
11/11/09
[karakullake.blogspot.com] #bookreviews
11/11/09
Sigh. Okay, Buick is not about speed. Sport luxury is Caddy's court.
"Both mills have a six speed automatic transmission"
Sigh. This one makes sense. Not about sport. We're talking about a brand whose mantra is "library quiet."
"a re-badged Opel Insignia"
And yet no OPC makes it over here.
SIGH.
Buick, you're breakin' my heart.
</3 #buickregal
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Congrats Elhigh. And sorry about the rug. #cotd
11/11/09
That is definitely going in the memorable-line vault in my brain.
Congrats, Elhigh!
And Wes, there's nothing cooler than raising a little gear head of your own. I'm in the middle of it right now. The day he said "car", I about cried. #cotd
11/11/09
This post was in all ways excellent. #planelopnik
11/11/09
Desoto. Where religion meets cars. Properly. #licenseplates
11/11/09
#licenseplates
11/11/09
Here's where religion + cars go together. #licenseplates
11/11/09
Here's where car + religion makes sense. #licenseplates