- All jokes are five times funnier when you can perform a perfect countdown to a person’s reaction, “3----2----1----Boom. Funny.”
- Photoshopping coworker’s faces/bodies into precarious situations never gets old….or less funny.
- All dogs go to heaven and cats go to "purrrrgatory".
- It took 10,286 balloons to lift Carl Fredrickson’s house in the movie, “Up”.
- A blue whale's fart bubbles are large enough to envelope an entire horse. I'm fairly certain my youngest is part whale.
- “Saved by the Bell” references are lost on my kids. I honestly am proud of that and a little ashamed I made one. In my defense it was about the nerd “Screetch”.
- All Garmin workouts need to end on a whole number, even if it takes riding/running up and down the block several times to achieve it.
- I thought there would be a lot more inventions in everyday life with names ending with the suffix "o-matic" by now. I’m now referring to my phone as the “talk-o-matic”.
- I don’t know if I use an excessive amount of Rain-X on my windshield this time of year because I like not using windshield wipers during a torrential downpour or I like the patterns the raindrops make as they race across my windshield. I should probably focus more on the road.
- Although the group of athletes in my triathlon club is very competitive, they never ask, “How did you do?” after race. It’s always, “Did you beat your goal?” I admire that attitude and respect.
- The National Weather Service (NWS) tweeted a handy chart for referencing hail sizes in social media. FYI: “plain M&Ms” made the list for all hail approximately ½ inch in diameter. I can’t wait to report on hail or snacks now.
- “Marbled-sized hail” is a description prohibited by the NWS.
- I’m not sure which is more surprising; Lance Armstrong being stripped of his Knighthood in France or the fact that France has knights.
- The Google new tab page should have an animated interface just like the Google Tips page.
- Sometimes local bands are better than anything else.
- I’m not the only one who, as a child, thought the phrase “bare naked” was referring to a cartoon character without his hat and tie.
- Some headlines don’t require you to read the article - “Man High On Acid And Dressed Like An Elf Attacks Woman’s BMW With A Sword”…unless you want to know why he had a sword rather than a bow. Apparently he was dark elf instead of a woodland elf.
- I’m fairly certain I don’t understand biology when I see, “Fried vegetable balls” on a menu.
- You will never fully appreciate a song until you hear it played on tesla coils.
Friday, May 23, 2014
What I Learned This Week - 5/23/14
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