Yeah, it has been one of those days. To start out I wake up, and my alergies give me a good kick in the groin to get going. Ok, maybe more of a poke in the eye, as my eyes are horribly painful and bloodshot (so much so that Preston makes a pot joke whne I see him and that is five hours later). They at least feel slightly better (not like they are full of sand - thank Zrytec!)
Then I drive in to work, having to stare half the way at the stupid water filled dildo the city of Dayton is erecting on the horizon. Once I get there I see a cop taking notes - it turns out our building was broken into last night, and the other side offices were also broken into. It doesn't look like they got in my side at least, though we are still missing several laptops and ipods at least. To top that off, turns out there is also a registered sex offender working in the building - nice.
But the kicker comes when Diane gets home - and finds that where we were noticing some leakage from the upstairs bathroom into the kitchen - well now we have a hole in the ceiling where the new drywall we had put up two years ago has collapsed - but we can definitely see the drip!
And looking down from the access panel in the upstairs bathroom - you can see the corroded valve, and twisting just right, the kitchen sink down below.
Yeah, one of those days.
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
To whomever picked that particular design
To whomever decided to pick that particular design for the new watertower being erected on Smithville road;
Did you intentionally pick that design, or are you simply over compensating for your own personal shortcomings?
My commute eastbound on US-35 every morning was simply never complete before I was forced to stare at your construction thrusting itself out of the trees, rigidly pushing its way into the empty skyline around it.
It is a tribute to your engineering and architectural acumen to have this monument to your masculinity stand out so highly on its own.
Seriously though, am I the only one who thinks that new watertower looks like a giant penis?
Did you intentionally pick that design, or are you simply over compensating for your own personal shortcomings?
My commute eastbound on US-35 every morning was simply never complete before I was forced to stare at your construction thrusting itself out of the trees, rigidly pushing its way into the empty skyline around it.
It is a tribute to your engineering and architectural acumen to have this monument to your masculinity stand out so highly on its own.
Seriously though, am I the only one who thinks that new watertower looks like a giant penis?
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