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Cargo? Clutch!

Target was having a sale on "casual cargo shorts."

You know, as opposed to the more formal cargo shorts I wear with my shirt and tie.


Or the really nice cargo shorts that match my tux that I like to wear for weddings. That way, I've got extra pockets to keep the ring, handkerchiefs, tasers, whatever I need.

blogified by Reid @ 9/30/2009 01:02:00 AM  0 comments links to this post


KY: The Slipperiest Slope

They now make KY Lubricant in mist form.

Yeah, if you can't get someone to help apply this product manually, maybe you shouldn't be using it.


blogified by Reid @ 9/28/2009 01:02:00 AM  1 comments links to this post


Tastes Great, Less Meaning

I was out to dinner last night with Lovely Wife Kimberly, and our waiter started the meal by asking us what we'd like on our salads.

L.W.Kimberly: "I'll have Thousand Island dressing."
Waiter: "Sounds good! And for you?"
Reid: "No salad, thanks."
Waiter: "Sounds good!"

I'm very confused at this point. What sounds good, salad with Thousand Island dressing, or no salad at all? How can "no salad" sound good? I somehow doubt he was listening.

Reid: "Instead of salad, bring me a bowl of lightly braised beagle ears."
Waiter: "Sounds good!"
Reid: "Then, I'd like you to take it out to the dumpster, and let a drunken hobo defecate in the bowl."
Waiter: "Sounds good!"
Reid: "After that, bring it back in and spritz it with some leftover 'Forever Krystle' cologne, then serve it to me."
Waiter: "Sounds good!"

It's always good to begin your fine dining experience by realizing your server isn't really listening at all. Then, when he brought me a lukewarm Diet Dr. Pepper instead of the beverage I asked for, I wasn't surprised in the least.

blogified by Reid @ 9/10/2009 01:09:00 AM  0 comments links to this post