Monday, March 19, 2007

And now for the architecture skit!


Well my conscience has been yelling at me (and in this case my conscience consists of Big-H, Deliveror, Bog, and the Nikkinator) to create a new post for “Ye Ole Blog”, so I figured I’d see what I could come up with. Not much worth note has happened recently. We are currently birdless since Pete decided to fall off his stick and die. School is still school, and I am chewing through some serious notebook paper. Other than that, people are having birthdays and the year is ¼ over already. At this rate it feels like I’ll be forty by next week! (PS Why in the world does four have a “u” but forty doesn’t!? I hate Engrish!) Anywho, it’s been lovely outside lately. So lovely that I don’t want to be inside doing the things I am obligated to do (you know things like work, school, eating, running around in my Tarzan outfit, etc.) and I am sure many of you feel the same way. I am a little concerned that it’s technically not even spring yet and we’re seeing temperatures in the 70’s. This tends to suggest a summer that will attempt to out do hell itself. All I can say is YAY for compressed R-22! (That’s the stuff they use in home air conditioning units) I was thinking about making a MySpace page, and then I thought that maybe I shouldn’t. That’s about as far as I got. Here’s a disturbing question, how many buckets of doggie doo can two labs make over the course of a winter? And while you ponder that for a minute, just picture Big-H on the phone, unable to talk, making squeaky noises because of what a take out food box was saying to her. So Payson is cool. So far we’ve found that within a 10 minute drive, there are places to camp, shoot, 4 wheel, hike, and many other of my favorite activities. Also we’ve found some very nice restaurants tucked away in places you normally wouldn’t think to look. Also, in just a few days the countdown will start! But….. the countdown to what? BUM BUM BUMMMMMM!

7 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Holy random thought-o-blog Batman! That is some wild and crazy stream of consciousness you got going there. I'm not sure that any single idea was fully developed. I'm still a little dizzy.

3/19/2007 9:39 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

5 1/2 - that is the answer to the doggie doo question... Five and a half buckets.

Also, where have I been during the running around in a Tarzan outfit?! Cause, y'know, you could still do that and be OUTSIDE. In fact, it would be MORE like Tarzan to be outside... he he he...(bring on the video camera!)

3/19/2007 9:44 AM  
Blogger Maximus_Manimal said...

Yea, this is sort of a mental cashe dump where I pretty much just wrote what my mind covered. This is an example of why I shouldn't have a way to spread my mental problems.

3/19/2007 12:10 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow, I must be pretty messed up because I didn't have any problems following along. Ohh a shiney...

I would say 4 out of 16 people would have had birfdays already.

Why does color have a u in england?

The real question is why are you running around in a Tarzan suit INSIDE!?!

Only two more days until spring.

R-22 wasn't he rejected from the Starwars movie in favor of R2D2? Don't you think that was a good decision?

MySpace = Boring

Why is the sentance talking about dog excrament and Big-H's fast food in the same (rather long) run on sentence?

Is it the final countdown (or in your case the finals)?

Lastly how many questions did I ask?

3/19/2007 1:12 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The Final Countdown......wasn't that an overly dramatic song sung by the group Europe?

Congratulations Maximus. You have been able to prove that your brain is capable of thinking about a lot of stuff (even if it is just rambling on about crap). This is more than can be said about my brain which currently saying "F the Salt!"

3/19/2007 1:42 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

My goodness. I read this and the only thing that I come away with is: according to this I sound like a mouse or an extremely doped up monkey when I laugh really hard...it's funny because it's true. And it's funny just in general. Good job. I await the next post. :)

3/19/2007 2:22 PM  
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