Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Things I Love About Marin County
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Discussting: Bathroom Ethics
I work at my mother's company Navigenics. I sit at a desk in an area with two other guys near by who can see what I'm doing most of the time.
My day is composed of a lot of sitting around updating computers. I usually have lunch around noon and within about an hour I retire to the restroom to take a shit.
Recently I've been taking a book with me to the bathroom when I have to make a bowel movement.
When I retrieve my reading material from my backpack and walk through the office towards the bathroom I start to feel a little strange.
I start to wonder if my having a book under my arm as a travel to and from the bathroom is appropriate.
So my serious question is: is it appropriate for me to take a book with me to the bathroom while I am working and if so does it make people feel like I'm not taking shit seriously?
- Monty
My day is composed of a lot of sitting around updating computers. I usually have lunch around noon and within about an hour I retire to the restroom to take a shit.
Recently I've been taking a book with me to the bathroom when I have to make a bowel movement.
When I retrieve my reading material from my backpack and walk through the office towards the bathroom I start to feel a little strange.
I start to wonder if my having a book under my arm as a travel to and from the bathroom is appropriate.
So my serious question is: is it appropriate for me to take a book with me to the bathroom while I am working and if so does it make people feel like I'm not taking shit seriously?
- Monty
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Local Berkeley Guy Bids Farewell to Tuesday
BERKELEY, CA – This morning at precisely 1:33a.m. Trevor Storey said goodbye to Tuesday.
After spending almost eight consecutive hours at his desk on Monday, Storey had taken up the opportunity to spend his Tuesday doing something he considered important.
Reporters are still-hunting for what exactly that “something” was but the one thing that is clear is that Storey was not quite ready for Tuesday to come to an end.
“I was browsing last.fm this morning and that’s when I found it,” Said Benjamin Shpringer. “At 1:33a.m. I saw that Trevor scrobbled the Lynyrd Skynyrd classic ‘Tuesday’s Gone’. I immediately phoned The Philistine.”
That track, which probably began at approximately 1:00a.m., made it clear that Storey had a rough time last night coping with the loss of, what he’d planned to be, a productive day.
“I’m not sure what this is about but yesterday was St. Patrick’s Day.” Said Billy Smartt author of “How To Tell If You’re Gay, Black, Jewish, Mexican or a Woman in 23 Easy Steps”.
Storey, who was performing surgery at the time, was unavailable for comment.
After spending almost eight consecutive hours at his desk on Monday, Storey had taken up the opportunity to spend his Tuesday doing something he considered important.
Reporters are still-hunting for what exactly that “something” was but the one thing that is clear is that Storey was not quite ready for Tuesday to come to an end.
“I was browsing last.fm this morning and that’s when I found it,” Said Benjamin Shpringer. “At 1:33a.m. I saw that Trevor scrobbled the Lynyrd Skynyrd classic ‘Tuesday’s Gone’. I immediately phoned The Philistine.”
That track, which probably began at approximately 1:00a.m., made it clear that Storey had a rough time last night coping with the loss of, what he’d planned to be, a productive day.
“I’m not sure what this is about but yesterday was St. Patrick’s Day.” Said Billy Smartt author of “How To Tell If You’re Gay, Black, Jewish, Mexican or a Woman in 23 Easy Steps”.
Storey, who was performing surgery at the time, was unavailable for comment.
Categories:
berkeley,
Boring,
breakfast,
Music (Preview),
pooping
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Robert Belmont for President
In 2012 I will be running for president. My counterpart Barack Hussein Obama, stands for change. Why? Change will just spoil us. We need to learn first hand about how hard life is. I stand for a strong centered government, and a liberal innocent bystanderd
-Rob
-Rob
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Dude, did you just get jacked?
BOH BOH BOH. Right before bed I go outside to walk off a little energy I had left. The burrito from Pancho Villa was still thick in my stomach. As I'm walking down the street I see a biker being chased by some average Berkeley dude. A few friends are running behind them, laughing. Just as the biker duo is passing me I realize that they aren't just having brofun. Homeboy #1 tackles Homeboy #2 off his bike. GIMME ALL YOUR SHIT the dude says. I'm like, oh shit, and I just keep walking slowly. Homeboy #1 starts kicking him on the ground. Why I didn't stand up and say something, I don't know. What was I supposed to say, HEY, STOP DOING THAT. Some serious awkward attention. So anyways, Homeboy #2 tries to get up but unfortunately his foot is caught in his bike frame. He goes down but eventually breaks. He runs past, and the only thing I can say is, Dude, did you just get jacked? He doesn't say anything, he just runs away wimpering, on the verge of tears. Homeboy #1 picks up the bike and his homeboys skirt with him. Nobody pays attention to me, the mere spectator. I walk around the block and pick up the victim's groceries. Chris was pleased with the free spicy Cheez-Its, white bread, and mayo.
Categories:
berkeley,
hyphy,
jacked,
tremont St
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