Cleaning off my phone
May. 7th, 2010 11:49 amThis is stuff that, over the past... couple of months, has collected on my phone. Now I share it with you. However, what I did *not* capture on film is this: Down the street from the house is a Coney* place. They sell soft-serve icecream, and as a further advertisement of their menu, they had somebody carve them a four foot tall wooden mailbox shaped like a soft serve ice cream cone.
Only... it wasn't painted. So it looked like a four foot tall artistically piled turd. Not the most appetising customer draw, I thought, but the source of endless juvenile amusement. At least until I got thrown out of the car.
The nub of my gist here is that they finally painted it before I could get a picture of this coprotarian delight. So you lose.
FISH!!

So I ordered a fish sandwich, and I didn't think it was any great shakes, but I gotta say that our server, Marv, really digs fish. If I were less lazy, I would have gone into Paint and drawn a little red circle around where it says "FISH!!" but honestly, it's not that funny.
This is one surprised bear.

On my way to visit my parents, I stopped by Salt Lake City to extend the family reunion with a visit to my brother. I think I mentioned the Red Iguana with the yummy foods. While we were waiting, though, I noticed a sign for a 'fairy garden' which was immediately most fascinating. Unfortunately, the sign was really the most fascinating thing about it. A run down hotel with a run down garden with some concrete/fiberglass fanciful creatures frolicking through it. Or, not so much frolicking as morosely peering through the wrought iron fence pleading for the sweet release of death. Except for this bear. I have no idea what it would take to shock a bear to this extent, but something had pierced the world weariness that coated his fur like road dust, because he was horrified by something. The.... more juvenile of you may suspect that it involves Soopriez Buttsects.
Intruder Alert

One of the times when I've gone out and danced in the rain, I took off my shirt and hat and left them to dry over a candle stick. There will come a dark night when I walk into my room and, out of the corner of my eye, catch this figure limned in the light from the bedroom window and I will either give it the beating it so richly deserves or I will scream like Jaime Lee Curtis and flee back down the hall.
PS: I have thunder and lighting right now.
*In the local parlance, 'Coney' has a rather wide sweep of field, from a little lunch shack with scary floors to a Chili's style eatery. The designation indicates that they sell 'Coneys', which have tenuous if any connection to Coney Island. The important thing is that they be a hot dog served with mustard and a substance something like chili.
Only... it wasn't painted. So it looked like a four foot tall artistically piled turd. Not the most appetising customer draw, I thought, but the source of endless juvenile amusement. At least until I got thrown out of the car.
The nub of my gist here is that they finally painted it before I could get a picture of this coprotarian delight. So you lose.
FISH!!
So I ordered a fish sandwich, and I didn't think it was any great shakes, but I gotta say that our server, Marv, really digs fish. If I were less lazy, I would have gone into Paint and drawn a little red circle around where it says "FISH!!" but honestly, it's not that funny.
This is one surprised bear.
On my way to visit my parents, I stopped by Salt Lake City to extend the family reunion with a visit to my brother. I think I mentioned the Red Iguana with the yummy foods. While we were waiting, though, I noticed a sign for a 'fairy garden' which was immediately most fascinating. Unfortunately, the sign was really the most fascinating thing about it. A run down hotel with a run down garden with some concrete/fiberglass fanciful creatures frolicking through it. Or, not so much frolicking as morosely peering through the wrought iron fence pleading for the sweet release of death. Except for this bear. I have no idea what it would take to shock a bear to this extent, but something had pierced the world weariness that coated his fur like road dust, because he was horrified by something. The.... more juvenile of you may suspect that it involves Soopriez Buttsects.
Intruder Alert
One of the times when I've gone out and danced in the rain, I took off my shirt and hat and left them to dry over a candle stick. There will come a dark night when I walk into my room and, out of the corner of my eye, catch this figure limned in the light from the bedroom window and I will either give it the beating it so richly deserves or I will scream like Jaime Lee Curtis and flee back down the hall.
PS: I have thunder and lighting right now.
*In the local parlance, 'Coney' has a rather wide sweep of field, from a little lunch shack with scary floors to a Chili's style eatery. The designation indicates that they sell 'Coneys', which have tenuous if any connection to Coney Island. The important thing is that they be a hot dog served with mustard and a substance something like chili.
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Date: 2010-05-07 04:03 pm (UTC)I admit, the first thing I thought of was 'surprise buttsecks!!!!'
I'm betting on scream like Jaime Lee Curtis. Sorry, hun. :)
I enjoyed the photos and their captions. :) :) :)
(Plus, hah! Vindication. I was mentioning your Pattycake shirt to
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Date: 2010-05-07 06:28 pm (UTC)(And the shirt is still a winner.)
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Date: 2010-05-07 11:15 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2010-05-07 06:30 pm (UTC)(I'm glad I did a bored LJ scroll--I'm not getting email updates, and seeing your smiling face makes my day.)
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