Alley Urinaction 11:50 pm
For once, L's watchdog habit--the one that sends him rushing to the windows, ready to pounce at the slightest noise--paid off.
L, his brother K (hi K!), and I were gathered round our TV watching CTV news (specifically, the sports anchor's floppy ears) when L suddenly went stiff, listened for a moment, then hurried to the window.
"Holy Shit!" he shouted, "some chicks are peeing!"
They say when something terrible happens to you there are five stages
through which you pass: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
When first I heard that girls were peeing in my parking lot, I didn't believe it. Then I saw them squatting in our extremely well lit lot, which really pissed me off (no pun intended). Then I thought, God, if you erase my memory, I promise to devote myself to knitting a scarf for Jesus. Then I wondered what the world was comming to--how could these girls be so stupid as to pee in such a well lit area when it is quite illegal in our great city? Why didn't they seek out a dark, leafy spot? Finally, I accepted their stupidity, opened the window, and yelled:
"THAT'S DISGUSTING!!"
The girls ran, and I had some closure.
True story.
L, his brother K (hi K!), and I were gathered round our TV watching CTV news (specifically, the sports anchor's floppy ears) when L suddenly went stiff, listened for a moment, then hurried to the window.
"Holy Shit!" he shouted, "some chicks are peeing!"
They say when something terrible happens to you there are five stages
through which you pass: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
When first I heard that girls were peeing in my parking lot, I didn't believe it. Then I saw them squatting in our extremely well lit lot, which really pissed me off (no pun intended). Then I thought, God, if you erase my memory, I promise to devote myself to knitting a scarf for Jesus. Then I wondered what the world was comming to--how could these girls be so stupid as to pee in such a well lit area when it is quite illegal in our great city? Why didn't they seek out a dark, leafy spot? Finally, I accepted their stupidity, opened the window, and yelled:
"THAT'S DISGUSTING!!"
The girls ran, and I had some closure.
True story.
8 Comments:
Oh come on, we've all been there! Haven't we?
By
Anonymous, at November 14, 2005
Well I say that if you must break the law, and you can't at least find a bush to squat behind, then be prepared to be heckled.
By
Anonymous, at November 14, 2005
RRRrrruff.
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Anonymous, at November 14, 2005
Notice how many comments Pee and Fart blogs recieve...
There should be a new motto for the News Industry.. "It's Head Line News If It Pees or Poos"
The new motto needs work....
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Anonymous, at November 15, 2005
Okay, okay, check this out:
Instead of "Here are today's top stories" you could say "here are today's poop stories"
ewwww...
is "poop" somehow grosser than "poo"? Cause it seems that way to me.
By
Anonymous, at November 17, 2005
With that extra 'p' poop also sounds a lot like plop ... there is a splash of finality to that word.
By
Anonymous, at November 20, 2005
So "poo" is the verb and "poop" the noun?
I also like the onomatopoeia theory.
All good points, which just go to prove Stephen right.
By
Anonymous, at November 20, 2005
onomato-pooa? tee hee
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Anonymous, at December 10, 2005
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