- Why is it that every time I am filling out an online form
that requests my date of birth, it defaults to today’s date? How many newborns
are completing online paperwork? Can’t they just split the difference and
default to 1972 so I can stop scrolling backwards from 2013?
- Movie Idea: Charlene is a competitive body-hair stylist
framed for the murder of Peruvian diplomat and the only way to prove her
innocence is by going deep undercover in the shadowy world of dairy smuggling.
- When I have been on hold for an extended period of time,
nothing erodes at my patience more effectively than having a recording
repeatedly inform me that it “appreciates my patience.”
- I don’t think it is a coincidence that the local movie
theater with the most uncomfortable seats features the largest number of
chiropractic advertisements.
- I am convinced that Nestle is one of the most brilliant
corporations on the planet. How else can you describe a company that makes over
20 billion dollars a year selling candy bars and ice cream but still has the
audacity to own Lean Cuisine and Jenny Craig?
- I dislike when the self-checkout kiosk asks me if “Is the
Amount OK?” as if it needed my opinion on the store’s valuation of its own
inventory. Does it want my opinion? Am I allowed to haggle? If I select “No”
will I be presented with the opportunity to suggest a more reasonable grand
total? The correct terminology would be “Is Displayed Total Correct?”
- Just once, I would like to see a women’s magazine that
advertised “12 Easy Ways to Maintain Your Current Weight and Proportions.”
- I am relieved that having an imaginary girlfriend has become
fashionable again. I had one in middle school named Jill Masterson (a name I
must have subconsciously absorbed from repeated viewings of Goldfinger) and she
was unable to make an appearance to my classmates due to a debilitating
sunlight allergy. I do hope she is feeling better.
- At what point did Charmin decide that the best way to market
its product was to associate it with animated bears?
- I wish I could land a job creating coupons for fast food
chains since their goals seems to make them instantly appealing but impossible
to redeem:
1.
Buy 4 large cream sodas and receive 20% off the
discontinued menu item of your choice.
2.
Free Adult Entrée! (When you purchase a dozen
Spinach Cheesecakes Bites and pay in exact change using only quarters.)
3.
Free
Large Meat Lover’s Pizza with a current American Vegetarian Association
membership.
4.
Buy one menu item at regular price and receive one
regularly-priced menu item.
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