Roger (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} nycroger1972) wrote,@ 2006-06-14 15:43:00 |
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While waiting in line at the library (one of my most favoritist places in the world), I saw the person in front of me taking out "The Adventures of Pluto Nash" on video. I'm not sure why this disturbed me as much as it did, but I immediately started reassessing the probability that this guy was a serial killer. (Ok. You caught me. I hadn't actually assessed the probability that he was a serial killer before this.)
While waiting in line at the library (one of my most favoritist places in the world), I saw the person in front of me taking out "The Adventures of Pluto Nash" on video. I'm not sure why this disturbed me as much as it did, but I immediately started reassessing the probability that this guy was a serial killer. (Ok. You caught me. I hadn't actually assessed the probability that he was a serial killer before this.)
I think I'll add this to my list of first date tests. "Do you like Pluto Nash?" could join "Mets or Yankees?" and "What's so wrong with you that you agreed to go out with me?" as my must-ask questions.
Pet Peeve #2Obviously parents and guardians have to cross the street accompanied by children sometimes. I'm sure it happens millions of times a day. But why is it, SOME PARENTS INSISTS ON BRINGING THEIR CHILDREN THREE OR FOUR FEET (1-1.3 meters for you international types) INTO THE STREET WHERE THEY'RE JUST INCHES AWAY FROM THE TRAFFIC WHIZZING BY?!?!
Are the two or three seconds they're going to save worth the risk? Have they never heard of a tire blowing out? Or brakes failing? Or bad drivers? Just stay on the freakin' curb people.
