- 538 days until Star Wars Episode IX is in theaters.
- Nothing says sad like a decommissioned school bus towing a hearse.
- Apparently, the phrase, “tongue punch” is a euphemism meaning “I really want to eat that because it looks so delicious” and not the sexual innuendo I was expecting. #StillUncomfortable
- If your Labrador Retriever is having sneezing fits, check her snout for bees. #PoorGirl
- According to my youngest, it would be terrifying if ostriches laid their eggs in trees. #agreed
- Best comment overheard this week by a little boy at a restaurant to a fully tattooed bus-boy, “wow, your arm looks like one of the desks in detention at my school”. #BeenThere
- A little girl’s baby doll can be extremely terrifying when you use it to tap someone on the shoulder while they are sleeping. #CallTheAmbulance
- One of the most underrated human anatomy abilities is the ability to detect hair in food. #ew
- There is a universal joy in watching or being the person to skip their first rock on purpose.
- I would like to be a fly on the wall in the meeting rooms that decide why some commercials were deemed, “THAT’S THE ONE!!!”. #NotTheTargetAudience
- If all of the ghost/spirit hunting shows are true, all I really need to scare them off is a camera. #ExorcismByNikon
- You can melt your kids’ minds by mentioning that their old self is actually their younger self.
- You will get very puzzled looks when you refer to plugging something into a power outlet as, “use the domesticated lightning”.
- I have no idea how many I-will-remember-this-forever moments that I’ve forgotten, even the ones that I have keepsakes for. #WhyDoIHaveThisRock
- I’m pretty sure most management I meet doesn’t really understand the word “innovation”. #UsingExcelIsNotInnovation
- After four movies, I don’t know why dinosaur zoos don’t have door knobs instead of door handles. #MaybeThe5thTimeIsACharm
Friday, June 29, 2018
What I Learned This Week - 6/29/18
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