Google search result: "canvas shoes"
It's like deja vu all over again.
Brian Says
Saturday, December 14, 2002
Vanity plates:
MINUCHA (red Corolla)
KA-YAKY (white Trooper)
IMKRUZN (beige PT Cruiser, driven by a woman with beige hair)
4 MI DOG (grey Cherokee)
HAPY (white Lexus)
BUFFAN1 (green Oldsmobile)
TPLESM3 (black BMW)
91RAIDR (black Accord)
GOY KNU (white Caprice convertible)
NUG 223 (black Audi A4)
25 RED (red BMW)
Friday, December 13, 2002
Every time I go to the store now, I can't find the brand of peas that I bought the previous time. Three weeks, three different types of peas.
I don't know what it means, but I bet the government is behind it all.
For the life of me, I have no idea how one gets from here to here.
I need one of these.
And a singing coach.
Survey
(send your responses to the usual address)
1. Blank verse or iambic pentameter?
2. Catarrh or phlegm?
3. Fly in the ointment or spanner in the works?
4. Forests or jungles?
5. Metaphors or similes?
6. Odds or evens?
7. Poke in the eye with a sharp stick or slap on the face with a wet fish?
8. Shadows or reflections?
9. Short skirts or long dresses?
10. Teaspoons or tablespoons?
Thursday, December 12, 2002
I suppose the lesson here is: when your heart says sweater and your head says shirt, you should listen to your heart.
I should have worn a sweater earlier. When we went to the restaurant. I actually put a sweater on first, then took it off just before we went out and put on a shirt instead. But I should have worn the sweater.
I had the chicken tacos: soft tortillas, no tomatoes (obviously) and double rice instead of beans (of course).
At Baja Cantina (on Washington):
"That's a digitally enhanced ass" - waitress
"I will love my Melissa forever. From Tim." - written on a little flag stuck in a plant pot.
Wednesday, December 11, 2002
A communication has been received:
> I always want to talk about the people i see on the street.
> Nearly every morning I see this guy on my bus, he's got this jacket
> with a baseball picture on the back, and then it has the interesting
> fact that "During his career, Babe Ruth averaged 384 home runs!"
> Give him a mention on your site. Even if you haven't seen him. Please.”
I don’t think that will be possible. Maybe if I knew the number of the bus....
And was that Peter Buck out of REM walking past the post office? Again, it looked like him. Again, how can I be sure?
Go here. Now, dammit! (You're looking for "The Hours".)
Tuesday, December 10, 2002
Google search result: "saab vanity plate"
I've been wearing my socks on the wrong feet all day. What an idiot. No wonder my feet feel strange. I suppose I should swap them around, but that seems like a lot of trouble.
This is mildly diverting for about thirty seconds:
brian mccloskey is a 10
brian mccloskey is no stranger to poverty
Monday, December 09, 2002
So let me get this straight: that little lizard guy used to get angry every time the phone rang when he was in the shower and it was a wrong number because people thought they were dialling the insurance company....and now he's working for the insurance company?
Life, eh? If it's not one thing, it's another.
Written on the brown paper bag the shopkeeper at the corner shop gave me when I bought butter: "#2 5."
Some sort of secret code, I reckon.
Didn't have to wait in line too long at the post office. That was good. But then I had to go to that scary guy's window. That wasn't so good. Twice in a row he's served me. Of all the rotten luck....
Sunday, December 08, 2002
Google search results: "to sleep perchance to dream, ay, there's the rub"
