First of all Timmy's back. How about that. Who had 10 days after he last posted? Nobody? Because they had Rob and Scott to entertain them? Oh. Sweet. Well then, let me apologize for my recent absence. I meant to post yesterday, but FedEx, who is apparently staffed by 90 year old women, couldn't find the strength to knock audibly on my door. So to get my new video card, I had to track down the actual FedEx Office. This took far too long. But on the bright side I did get to find out exactly where the butthole of Springfield is located.
But that's not all that distracted me. Nay, not at all. I was, in fact, penning the Charter of Our Pad, or the COP. The purpose of the COP is to lay down specific rules for our living together. This should pre-emptively circumvent any forseeable problem we could possibly have. You might check my facts on this one, but I think it's the best idea anyone's had, ever. The first issue we ran into was milk; Rob drinks it like a baby seal. So the rule for milk is as follows:
1. Rule 1: Milk consumption.
- Each tenant shall have his own gallon jug of milk and drink only from his particular jug. However, should either tenant of the apartment have two jugs of milk the less full one is fair game and indeed must be power drained. Because there's no race like the race to beat the expiration date on a gallon of milk. It's like playing chicken with food posioning
- When fighting with swords, it is never a legal move to lock my frickin' claymore with your left schimitar, surprising both of us enough that we forget about your right schimitar and it's respectable attempt to cut my arm off. Because damn, that hurt.
- You know what? Let's just leave the swords alone. I'm still hoping to get my security deposit back.
- We're going to get escorted off private property, and/or arrested. I don't know why, but it seems to be what happens. Just accept it, and take a funny mugshot. That way when we're famous we won't look like this. Also let's hope our police sketches are way more accurate. On second thought, let's hope they're even further off.
- USE A DIFFERENT COLORED TOWEL. I very nearly used your used towel this morning. Do you know why this is? Because somebody decided to use a towel in the exact same shade of hunter green that I'm currently using. So from now on pretend the bathroom is a party, and the towel rack is two girls at that party. Let's not have them embarrassed because they're wearing the same thing? Ok?
And that's it for now. Feel free to add rules. If they're good enough and they seem to work out in my favor, I might even add them.
- Scott
you are just so random
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1. Milk Consumption: It's true, I go through milk like no other. Strong bones and stuff. And now you understand why I initially said it would be best to keep separate jugs. And I fully endorse the polishing off any seconds as they occur.
ReplyDelete2. Disarming: All in all, I'd say it was a good experience. I mean, its just one more thing I can add into my ninja repertoire. And no one died.
3. Swords: I enjoy practicing my skill set. Refer to #2.
4. Out on the Town: At least we haven't gotten thrown out of Shop n Save yet.
5. Towel Issues: I only have 2, a red and a green one. My selection is limited. Besides, you should be able to tell our green ones apart - mine's been to 'NAM and served two terms in Iraq. Yours is in slightly better condition.
I'll come up with more of my own later.
Rule #6: Tenants should refrain from playing Super Smash Brothers unless they really want to see Scott turn whiny.
ReplyDeleteRule #7: Tenants have a one week grace period after set-up to figure out how the TV works. After the grace period, they should feel free to make fun of Scott when he struggles with the remote.
Rule #8: Tenants should refrain from being really mean to the new guy in video games, especially if they're playing a game he's never played before. Say...if he can't figure out how to get out of the crawl space and someone just comes along and shoots him WHILE HE'S STANDING ON THE FREAKING TOILET!! Unarmed, no less. Geez, you freaking jerks.
Rule #6 Amendment: Tenants should refrain from playing Super Smash Brothers unless they really want to see Scott turn charmingly disappointed with his standings.
ReplyDeleteAny controller throwing is simply for post-losing exercise.
Rule #7 Amendment: Guests have a 10 day grace period to figure out the remote. After such time has past, and they invariably fail to have it memorized, it is permissible to bring them bodily harm.
Rule #8 Sidenote: It's not my fault you're unarmed at the urinal Tim, but there's a pleothra of pills to help you with that. Good luck.