Saturday, May 31, 2008
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Monday, May 19, 2008
Now it's time for Question and Answer with Kelly!
Q: Why haven't you updated in so long?
A: I was sick last week, and I've been playing a lot of Mario Kart.
Q: Does being sick prevent you from using the computer for like 5 minutes a day?
A: Well, no...but it does prevent me from being creative or motivated.
Q: That sounds like a cop-out.
A: That wasn't a question.
Q: Touche.
Q: Why haven't you updated in so long?
A: I was sick last week, and I've been playing a lot of Mario Kart.
Q: Does being sick prevent you from using the computer for like 5 minutes a day?
A: Well, no...but it does prevent me from being creative or motivated.
Q: That sounds like a cop-out.
A: That wasn't a question.
Q: Touche.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Letter continues:
Furthermore, there is an area surrounding your car known as a "Blind Spot" so named because if there is a car in this area, you will not be able to see it without turning your head and looking directly at it. It's where the term, "check your blind spot" comes from. So please, check your blind spot when changing lanes, and use your turn signal, you will find that with the use of both of these tools there will be sufficiently less near misses and accidents that are your fault.
Thank you!
Kelly.
Furthermore, there is an area surrounding your car known as a "Blind Spot" so named because if there is a car in this area, you will not be able to see it without turning your head and looking directly at it. It's where the term, "check your blind spot" comes from. So please, check your blind spot when changing lanes, and use your turn signal, you will find that with the use of both of these tools there will be sufficiently less near misses and accidents that are your fault.
Thank you!
Kelly.
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
An open letter to the constituents of Los Angeles and surrounding areas:
Dear vehicle owners,
While driving your car, truck, or SUV from point a to point b you may have noticed a little lever on the left side of your steering column between the wheel and dashboard. This lever operates the turn signal, aptly named because it signals where and when you are going to turn, it is also known as a "Blinker" as in "Use your fucking blinker you moron!" It is very simple to use, push it up or clockwise to signal right, and push it down or counter-clockwise to signal left, just like the steering wheel!
Dear vehicle owners,
While driving your car, truck, or SUV from point a to point b you may have noticed a little lever on the left side of your steering column between the wheel and dashboard. This lever operates the turn signal, aptly named because it signals where and when you are going to turn, it is also known as a "Blinker" as in "Use your fucking blinker you moron!" It is very simple to use, push it up or clockwise to signal right, and push it down or counter-clockwise to signal left, just like the steering wheel!
Monday, May 5, 2008
Friday, May 2, 2008
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