yes it goes this far.
yesterday after fil came home around noon and left i went back to looking at internet porn for awhile then eventually got up and realised i couldn’t find cid, i’m like this in my head, where’s cid? very interesting stuff. so i go look in all the places he usually hangs, laundry basket, towel shelf (can’t be there the door is closed), on the bed, ottoman, then i look behind one of the curtains where he likes to sunbathe, nope not there, then as i am just about to panic (fil would lose his mind if cid disappeared, we would be in mourning for months, it would be a very bad scene) my eyes sweep this section of the room and jump cos a little handicapped basement troll is staring at me from the floor!
it was really windy yesterday (totally fucked with my plants) and it scared cid into wearing the curtains for protection and my pacing around looking for him made him extra on edge.
then we went to see hancock, i liked it.
after we nerded out at chapters, we were buzzed from our movie theatre juice boxes of wine i was planning on going sobes, then we walk by the lcbo and fil opens his mouth. i also classily ate 5 chicken wings from valumart out of a foil bag on a bench in like 2 minutes while everyone gawked. fil had sushi. i also smuggled in creamy dill chips, they’re pretty good, almost too creamy not enough dill.
i have somewhat of a bad track record of books i really liked as a teenager, assuming they are really that good and then getting fil to read and like them now, anyway, stumbled upon neil gaiman’s neverwhere, has anyone read it and if so can you please say how worth reading it is in my comments, thanks. omg they even made it into a tv mini series!!!! has anyone seen it?
ungh right, taking care of corporate babies for years and years.
anyway, the time i bought that nerd book i was using chapters as a meat market, and now every time i go there i can’t help totally scoping all the loners doing the same. sigh. and then there are the eccentric nerdy types who walk around having loud conversations they think everyone wants to hear cos they’re super clever and sarcastic and they dress like street kids from the 1800s.
an older woman tried to passive aggressively lip me off at the lcbo in the line i chose to stand in, she and her adult daughter were standing a good ten paces away from the line looking at stuff, i get in line, fil joins me, then 20 seconds later a sing songy accented voice says excuse me i am actually in line, i turn, as the daughter is saying oh no it’s alright (assumedly used to her mother’s obnoxious stunts) and i say actually no, you weren’t, then i take a step back and say BUT you can have it back IF YOU WANT and then the older woman gives me this teacher knows best look and says oh it’s ok. oh is it!? if it’s so fucking OK why did you have to let me know that it was YOUR place in line then if it’s ok for ME to have that spot? guiperg;eruogvndsjvbdvbki! i am putting my foot down for passive aggression, i’ve never been that way, and i do not tolerate it. they walked to the check out and stood in a line for barely a second before flitting off, leaving the line. line rule states that once you’ve committed to standing there for at least three minutes, THEN it’s your place, but normal people who aren’t stupid fucking babies wouldn’t even dream of claiming it back. you leave the line, then you aren’t standing in it, therefore, not your spot.
-george costanza
*update: that little singing asshole is back, he keeps going I’M OVER HEEEYEEER I’M OVER HEEEEEEEYEEEEEERE! oh and now repeating under my umbrella a thousand times.
bonus you get to see my greasy roots.
the prick has also started a trend for his camp mates, half the kids are wearing dumb old man hats. this was taken after a solid 4 minutes of screeching, it’s not even the worst of the noise.