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dlgood May 19 2010, 15:45:03 UTC
1. Comedy = Tragedy + Distance

2. Honestly, this could probably be pretty quickly turned into a sitcom plot. I'm seeing a "Three's Company" spec script. Or maybe "Seinfeld" - this seems like something George Costanza would do. Or something that would happen to Elaine.

I think I've watched too much TV in my life.

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stoney321 May 19 2010, 15:47:06 UTC
THE DISTANCE PART OF THE EQUATION IS KEY, DAVE. KEY.

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dlgood May 19 2010, 16:15:12 UTC
Yeah... I know. I tend to maintain a lot of ironic detachment, and can make light of most anything in my life. Or anybody elses.

This is not always sensitive or cool.

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stoney321 May 19 2010, 15:52:42 UTC
IS THAT NOT ASTOUNDING. I'm still blown away YEARS LATER.

I'm heading out the door, ready to dress and undress, dress and undress, sigh, buy a smoothie, dress and undress... (I'm not much of a shopper, lol.)

<3 <3 <3

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halfmoon_mollie May 19 2010, 15:50:44 UTC
oh, PLEASE, I'd so like to hear you tell this story. I think you should blow up that club for treating you so badly. This is MOTH-worthy story if I ever heard one!

(I thought you were going to say he was practicing for later on, when he was going to be polygamous...)

Let me repeat that your MIL is an idiot, and you will show up looking WAY better than her.

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stoney321 May 19 2010, 15:54:15 UTC
Maybe I should do a podcast of that story? It's HILARIOUS. Because it's in my past. I can tell you that I spent the night SOBBING, so devastated. Ugh, that state.

(No, I think he was just a cocky asshole. Well, same diff, lol.)

The MiL isn't going because of her cancer treatments, she just likes to sabotage from afar. *head thunk*

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furikku May 19 2010, 16:35:44 UTC
Maybe I should do a podcast of that story?

You should do this.

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icewolf010 May 19 2010, 18:10:53 UTC
Seconded!

I had near to the same experience. A guy I liked asked me to a show. I show up, and THERE'S ALREADY A GIRL THERE WITH HIM. Hmph.

But he got better and I married him so I won. :)

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gehayi May 19 2010, 15:55:57 UTC
He brought a date to the date. IN WHAT UNIVERSE IS THAT ACCEPTABLE? Why in the world did he think that was okay?

I wish I had heard you tell that story in person.

As a note, I Googled the name Michael Blunck in Google images...and found a completely bald, prim-mouthed actor of about the right age advertising on a website specializing in Korean movies and drama.

I do not know if this is YOUR Mike Blunck, or if the asshat was named either Mike OR Blunck, but--unless you tell me it is not--I'm going to imagine that it is.

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stoney321 May 19 2010, 16:02:34 UTC
I HAVE NO IDEA WHY HE DID THAT. Still. Years and years later I still boggle.

OH MY FUCKING GOD THAT IS HIIIIIIIIIIM

HOLY SHEEP SHIT. Oh my GOD.

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gehayi May 19 2010, 16:09:50 UTC
Wow! My Google-fu is scary.

(Also, that is the best "Oh my GOD" icon I've ever seen. Worst delivery in a movie, but definitely the best icon.)

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stoney321 May 19 2010, 16:11:53 UTC
I AM FREAKING OUT. And LOL at him having been a professional "Wake boarder." That was the "cool activity" to do in college. WTF.

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ladyvyola May 19 2010, 16:02:54 UTC
Well, I certainly can't top that date. (Though I'm thinking if someone brought their actual wife along on their date we'd have a winner without going as far as death.)

I can't even figure out where to begin to try to figure out his thought process. "Hey, a girl offered to fix me dinner and then we can watch a movie at her place. Should I bring flowers? A non-alcoholic, non-caffeinated beverage? I know! I'll bring my girlfriend!"

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stoney321 May 19 2010, 18:34:51 UTC
I'm telling you, unless you were murdered on your date or sold into a sex ring on a date, I'm gonna keep the crown. :D

I just have NO CLUE as to how he came up with his plan. I mean... sheesh.

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