Friday, May 1, 2009
That's just funny
I have discovered the joys of comics online. Here's a current Get Fuzzy that cracked me up.
WoooooooHOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Or: Thank you, Suburban Propane Guy!
The Suburban Propane Guy that came out today is our hero. He did all the hard work of converting our stoopid new dryer from a natural gas dryer to a propane dryer. After I got home from work, Corey and I put the dryer vent and sent the dryer on its maiden voyage. Works great. AT LAST. It's only been two weeks of agony without a working dryer. Who knew how much I would miss having a dryer? I didn't even use the old one most of the time, but I did like to throw the line dried clothes in there for a few minutes to soften them up. Plus it comes in really handy on rainy days when a person is out of work clothes and desperately needs clean dry ones for the next day. I had to iron my work shirts dry at least twice. Gee, that just takes about forever.
So here's the final injury of the washer/dryer story. Corey tried to put on the vent that came with the dryer, and guess what: It was at least a foot too short! Un-frickin'-believable. He called me at work and asked me to stop by Lowe's and pick up another longer vent and the various stuff needed to attach it. It was no big deal, but what's the point of including a stumpy dryer vent with the thing? Not a lot of people I know are lucky enough to be able to vent their dryer straight out the wall. I just have to say one more time: Thank you Sears for making my life a living hell!
The Suburban Propane Guy that came out today is our hero. He did all the hard work of converting our stoopid new dryer from a natural gas dryer to a propane dryer. After I got home from work, Corey and I put the dryer vent and sent the dryer on its maiden voyage. Works great. AT LAST. It's only been two weeks of agony without a working dryer. Who knew how much I would miss having a dryer? I didn't even use the old one most of the time, but I did like to throw the line dried clothes in there for a few minutes to soften them up. Plus it comes in really handy on rainy days when a person is out of work clothes and desperately needs clean dry ones for the next day. I had to iron my work shirts dry at least twice. Gee, that just takes about forever.
So here's the final injury of the washer/dryer story. Corey tried to put on the vent that came with the dryer, and guess what: It was at least a foot too short! Un-frickin'-believable. He called me at work and asked me to stop by Lowe's and pick up another longer vent and the various stuff needed to attach it. It was no big deal, but what's the point of including a stumpy dryer vent with the thing? Not a lot of people I know are lucky enough to be able to vent their dryer straight out the wall. I just have to say one more time: Thank you Sears for making my life a living hell!
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
I'm a goofy goober...yeah!
Anyone who knows me knows that I think Spongebob Squarepants is the height of hilarity. My sistah has been telling me about this Burger King commercial featuring a ripoff of the "I Like Big Butts" song from the 80s, but sung about Spongebob. Since I apparently don't watch enough TV to actually see it in person, I looked it up on youtube. I watched the commercial, and laughed. And then I watched the extended version and laughed till I cried. If you don't share the same silly sense of humor, then don't watch this...but if you do...get ready to giggle!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nopKDuydRo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nopKDuydRo
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