Sunday, February 27, 2005

Experiment...

We had to work this morning for a short while, then went to the gym, then had around 6 hours to kill. So, after lunch, I did what I do best - nap. After my nap, I came up with a great idea - I decided to wake up Angela and run it past her. I don't think she was nearly as gung-ho about it as me...I don't know if that's cuz I woke her up to discuss it, or because it is retarded. Here's the experiment:

Take an itty bitty camera, and eat it in the midst of a meal. Then you can watch the entire process of digestion take place...! Exciting, eh? Just picture it - you can watch the stomach smoosh the food up, as it passes into the small intestines, you can watch the pancreatic juice and bile squirt out and break the smooshed food down, see it absorb and transform from smooshed food into sludge! Then, as we progress into the large intestines, we can watch our food turn into shit!!! The camera would end up stuck inside of a turd, and you can actually watch on TV what it looks like dropping a dooker from the dooker's perspective! Then you can send your poorly-paid assistant to fish your shit out of the toilet and retrieve the camera! What a friggin awesome idea!!!!!

Now you may be asking yourself, what would this experiment accomplish?? Why should someone spend the money to create a tiny camera with the capacity to not only transmit wirelessly to a TV screen, but also somehow find a way to visualize the entire digestion process while being stuck in the middle of a wad of food/piece of shit??? Would this process be beneficial to mankind in any way???

It would accomplish nothing...other than to be cool to watch food turn into crap....and being able to watch yourself take a shit from the shit's point of view. If you ask me, that's worth the price of admission.

Yes, these are the things I think of in my delusional state immediately post-nap.

No, I have not seen a psychiatrist for this....yet.

Back to the Oscars,

-B

Friday, February 25, 2005


Congo!!! I look like I need to take a dump, Val is striking a glamour pose... Posted by Hello

Now THERE'S the love for the groom. I love you too, Melv. Posted by Hello

Just Married....! Posted by Hello

Damn, she is even gorgeous from the side... Posted by Hello

Mike and Tania, goin for a stroll. Posted by Hello

Tania, Ricardo, Michelle and Tommy. Posted by Hello

Oh yeah....she likes it. Posted by Hello

Michelle about to get gartered by Andy...you know she's gonna like it. Posted by Hello

Tania, Richard, Georgie, Tommy and Amber livin' it up in NYC. Posted by Hello

The Maid of Honor, Michelle. Posted by Hello

This time Nick gets the smooch...where's the love for the groom? Posted by Hello

Angela being given away by dad (recieving smooch) and stepdad Nick. Posted by Hello

Tania, Georgie (supplier of these new photos!), and Michelle. Posted by Hello

Siobhan gettin' down and dirty! Posted by Hello

Amber and her beau, Steve. Posted by Hello

Koomo and Amber strolling down the aisle. Posted by Hello

Wednesday, February 23, 2005

Grand Turismo 4

I am not really into racing games, but I went over to Lenny's house to play the much anticipated (by him, anyway) new game, Grand Turismo 4 on Playstation 2. He said that he has been waiting for this game to come out for a year. I figured that this had to be good...

Well, there is no doubt that the graphic presentation is awesome, the backgrounds and cars all look great. However...I hate the game. Not only does running a car around a track bore me, but usually in these games, you can at least do fucked up stuff to destroy your car. I like that. Slamming into walls or other cars, watching the hood fall off and the windshield shatter into smithereens, even seeing the car explode sometimes...these are the only reasons I bother playing racing games. Well, in GT4, NO damage happens to your car. I slammed into walls at 150mph, and not a scratch. What a bunch of shit. I shall never play it again.

After GT4, we played the new EA Sports basketball game, "NBA Live 2005." Not bad, but some things piss me off. Like, you can do a slam dunk contest...and pulling these dunks off is more complicated than cracking the DaVinci Code. But it was much more fun that GT4. So we played it a bit, then got hungry. So, we went for all-you-can-eat sushi. A "fantastic roll", 2 "rock n' rolls", an eel+cucumber roll, a "boston" roll, 2 pieces of eel, 2 pieces of crab, a seeweed salad and a miso soup later.....I am ready to burst. So before I explode all over this computer screen, I shall be off. Tomorrow is a 12 hour day, so I shall write, but it will be late!

Until we meet again...

-B

Tuesday, February 22, 2005


The garter toss - Melvin caught it (the little guy wearing the pink shirt)! Posted by Hello

Removing the garter belt with my teeth....YEAH BOYEEE! Posted by Hello

Me dancing with momma. Posted by Hello

A little dip...and a little smooch. Posted by Hello

MMMMMMM......cake. Posted by Hello

Cake cutting... Posted by Hello

MMMMMMMM...beer. Posted by Hello

BANG BANG, you're dead. Posted by Hello

Kathy and Michelle (two of our receptionists) and Michelle's husband Allan. Posted by Hello