What are the odds?

Have you ever had one of those days where you ate too much cheese yesterday, and you’ve got some Taco Bell bean burritos (or for those in the Cincinnati area, one too many 3-ways from Skyline) packed in your colon too, and now that big bowl of bran cereal or the day’s second cup of coffee is pushing its way through your lower intestine like a linebacker charging after a quarterback? Look out, Bob Madigan is crowning!!! After racing to the toilet and dropping the bomb, there is the briefest moment of contemplation: What are the odds that it will all go down on the first flush? Clogging a toilet at home, although it is not much of a challenge, makes you feel, in some strange way, proud of your accomplishment. Be it a floater or a pile of sludge-like lava, that is my creation. My fit of gluttony has produced that toilet demon. My Mr. Hankeys ain’t going down without a fight. Of course, there are bonus points if you clog a toilet at work, and double the bonus points for clogging a government toilet, like those at an airport. Those airport toilets can suck down an elephant turd, and the elephant, too. Although, if you are clogging one of those airport toilets, then it is very clear that you have a problem. Either you really need to stop shoving those midgets up your a$$, because this one has finally passed weeks after it has died and begun to decompose, or you finally need to stop eating those 48oz steaks from Doe’s Eat Place in Greenville, MS. My biggest problem is that I graze all day long. Unlike DaVe, I do not eat meat, and so my normal diet is chock full of lots and lots and lots of fiber and other stuff: mountains of whole wheat bread, bags of Cherios, the occasional bit o’ chocolate, cheese galore, enough carrots to turn a rabbit orange, and plenty of fresh fruit, just to name a bit. All that grazing leads to… the toilet. And then it makes me wonder: what are the odds that it will all go down in one flush? Usually pretty good, but I do flirt with about 3 to 1 odds most of the time. I do enjoy my cheese. And those bean burritos are hard to avoid.

That reminds me of college where the stock question on Friday was, “What are my odds that I’m going to hook up this weekend?” DaVe’s answer: “Hundred to one.” Once a geek, always a geek… And people wonder why I drink so much.

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FupDuck – Episode 9 “Drunk Week”

 
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Animal Crossings

Have you ever wondered why animals feel the need to dart in front of you when you are driving? I have explored many possibilities and I am fairly sure I have come up with the real answer. Most animals are trying to become gang members! This is purely a rite of initiation into their respective gangs. Have you ever seen a flock of birds in the sky and there is one lone bird trailing behind. That trailing bird isn’t in the gang. It probably went down like this… “You gotta fly in front of that truck to get in!” The ones that turn back are shunned and the ones that get hit are just not “eligible” to participate anymore.

There are a few exceptions to the gang membership theory… Deer that dart across the road are just lost (or arrogant). Most deer have a territory that they stay in. Occasionally they get lost and end up on a road or highway. There are also a few deer that are just arrogant. They are the top predator in the forest (kinda sad actually considering they are herbivores), and they figure it is time to broaden their territory to include that road you are driving on.

Another exception… Alligators. They are just cold. I don’t recommend hitting one with your car; they are not subtle when they climb out onto the road. Just go around.

Armadillos… They are just playing a game. They WANT you to hit them so they can roll up and get spun all over the play. It’s the closest thing they have to getting drunk. Unfortunately most can’t survive an 18-wheeler direct hit.

Moose… They can just go where they please. A moose is one of the few animals that can withstand a direct car strike, totally fűck up your car and the moose just walks away. “Hey, I’m walkin here!”

Opossums are not trying to get into a gang. They are purely on the road to scare you and make you crash. Opossums are the ugliest creatures that have been shat directly from the bowels of hell! Those damn beedy red eyes starring back at you as the headlights first light them up. They are the animal version of that creepy albino guy from the Da Vinci Code (horrible book; that is another topic in itself). Opossums should be hit. Most people see opossums, freak out and crash their cars. I bet untold highway deaths could be attributed to opossums crossing the roads (if only the Dept of Transportation would listen to me). They are demons in animal form and must be eradicated from the planet.

So, other than opossums, most of these animals are just on the road to get a leg up in their society or just to have some fun. Give them a break and a tap of the horn to let them know you understand why they made a poorly-choose timed road crossing.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year!!!

By far, this is M!dd13M4n’s favorite time of the year. The NHL is gearing up for the playoffs. The NCAA basketball tournament has started and will be going on for a few more weeks. Major League Baseball is preparing to start. The drama and tension have hit a fever pitch.

Hockey is my favorite, so it is no surprise that I’m excited that the playoffs are quickly approaching. This is the best hockey of the season, and I may actually be able to catch two or three games a week. Better still, if the play-offs began today, there’d be three Canadian teams competing, and Vancouver is close to making it number 4. I don’t really have a favorite team, although I have been known to follow Ottawa, Colorado, Tampa, and a few others. I just love the game, and usually it doesn’t matter who is playing. Best of all, while watching a game, it is encouraged to have a few beers to heighten the enjoyment factor.

Some of you who know me know that I cannot stand basketball. Why am I excited about the NCAA tournament? Simple: money! I don’t even watch any of the games. I know absolutely nothing about college basketball, the players, or each team’s strengths or weaknesses, so I usually pick between which city the school is in, or some other subjective line of logic. It doesn’t always work, but at least I’m not influenced by emotion for a certain team. Emotion against a certain team is common, most notably against Notre Dame, but everyone has to have a dog… Plus, if I finish in the money, I can make fun of all those people who actually took the bracket challenge seriously. I can also buy more beer.

I need to refresh my baseball mojo and watch “Bull Durham” again. My brother, who is also a huge baseball fan, sent me an article that explores the subtle (yeah, right!) script changes that would be needed if they made an updated 2008 version of “Bull Durham”. He and I are also in this fantasy league. Too bad I completely missed the draft, and now my team is stocked with a bunch of no-names. It will be a long, scary season with those losers, although I will now be encouraged to watch more baseball in an effort to scout out some sleepers or hot-shot rookies. And, of course, you cannot watch baseball without a few beers (“I never realized how boring this game is without beer” – Homer Simpson)…

Ain’t life grand! Drink more!!!

FupDuck – Episode 8

SHOW NOTES – Episode 8

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What’s so “good” about it???

M!dd13M4n doesn’t normally look at the calendar. I just march through the days and weeks rather blindly. I guess that’s why it came as such a shock to me when several friends cancelled on going out this evening. It is Friday, right? Apparently some people think it is bad to drink on Good Friday. If you ask me, I think everyone needs to drink to make it a good Friday. To my chagrin, I didn’t realize that Easter is in two days. My obliviousness to the calendar is very similar to my obliviousness to the weather. Both change way too much to keep track of, and trying to talk about them is like trying to catch a fistful of smoke. I would much rather waste my time (WARNING: SHARP TURN AHEAD!!!) immersing myself in the dulcet and soothing sounds of some musical genius practicing their craft and let the sonic exploration carry me away to some uncharted territory of the brain. (We now return to your normally scheduled rant.) Guess I’ll be drinking alone tonight. Too bad some people think that it is bad to do that on Good Friday, too.

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