My Three Dads

There are somethings in this life that amuses me, and it makes me a pretty sorry person. Like this for instance:
I of course have my real birth father. But at my job at the Japanese Grocery Store and the job I have now. People think I am the son of the owner. I rarely do anything to dissuade them of the notion. It always makes me laugh.
Also, it confuses me at times. My boss at the grocery store is Japanese, and people always I thought I was his son. I am not Japanese. I am pretty much white as can be. Never the less, people came there all of the time asking me were my "Dad" was at. Most people there thought I was half-Japanese half-Caucasian.
At the job I have now. People continually think I am my boss' son here as well. Which, I would think would give me a lot more sympathy than I get. The reason being that I am left to run the office by myself a couple of times a year, and no one finds it odd that my "family" left me all alone again!
You know I am getting all of the shit work from my family.

Loaded Questions #7

Hypotheticals: If you could be a character in any novel, who would you be?



Wow, probably one of the toughest questions for me to answer. Maybe someone like Philip Marlowe. Smart, but not too smart, plus street-wise.



Anything Goes: What outdoor activity do you consider the most dangerous?

Bungee Jumping



No-Brainers: What is your favorite genre of movies?

Crime, noir type films



Personals: How good is your long-term memory, on a scale of one to ten?

7

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Blogging Paradox

I always think of something to say or write when I am at work, but can't. When I get home, I can't remember what I wanted to say. I can write about anything I want, and I have all the time in the world, but I can't think of anything. Oh well...

Global Economy

I just don't get how the global economy works. Especially, after reading this story. Why in the world would the price of oil go up, because some English navy men are captured in Iran? I just don't understand why people panic so much over something that happens half a world away. Maybe I should read a book on it sometime...



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Loaded Question #6

Hypotheticals: If you were any animal, what would you be?

Hmm, I always liked the tiger. An awesome look, with so much power, and grace.

Anything Goes: What animal do you enjoy seeing most at the zoo?

I dunno, I haven't been to a zoo since I was 5...

No-Brainers: What store is represented most in your wardrobe?

Old Navy. No question about it.

Personals: What is it about you that people find irresistible?

My sense of humor

From the Loaded Questions Meme

Saturday Six - Episode 153

1. What was your favorite animated cartoon series when you were little?

Super Friends...with out a doubt

2. What was your favorite "live action" children's series when you were little?

Banana Splits. It was just too funny and crazy to little brain

3. Who is your favorite muppet character?

Rowlf the Dog. The coolest of them all.

4. Take the quiz: What is your Sesame Street personality?

You Are Big Bird

Talented, smart, and friendly... you're also one of the sanest people around. You are usually feeling: Happy. From riding a unicycle to writing poetry, you have plenty of hobbies to keep you busy. You are famous for: Being a friend to everyone. Even the grumpiest person gets along with you. How you life your life: Joyfully. "Super. Duper. Flooper."

The Sesame Street Personality Quiz

5. Have you ever appeared on a locally-produced children's show, or would you have ever wanted to?

I never did, but I always wanted to some how get to see Mr. Peppermint, a local show in Dallas. I did see him filming at the Fort Worth Zoo one time though.

6. Cartoons like "The Flintstones," though animated, were really intended for adults. What's your favorite adult (non-porn) cartoon?

The Simpsons. Still funny after all of these years.

Comic Strip Websites

I now have 2 comic strip websites that I go to often, and make me laugh hysterically. I don't read many of the strips in the paper any more, because I don't think they are funny. These 2 I think are great.

1. The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn

2. Thanks to Rob for pointing me to: The Perry Bible Fellowship by Nicholas Gurewitch

Travis