Short story this week:
I don't wake up and start every day off with pessimism and anguish. You wouldn't be able to tell it after that Glendale Moron begins, though. "Hey, I need help on the website." I swear, it's enough to make a pessimist out of Patch Adams. I now know why Prozac sales are high.
"I'll be right back, going to make food." That line may go down in the list of the most aggravating things one person could say, right there next to "You mad bro?" and "Rainbow Dash is my favorite pony." It violates the Geneva Convention on Torture ban that they so meticulously set up. Nails on a chalkboard, bamboo under your nails, Chinese water torture - they are all tried and tested means of torture. Now there's another that can be added to the list: moving threads while being in the Glendale Moron's party.
Doctors say they don't know why most aneurysms happen. Well, being asked, "Can you help me move threads" when you were having a good day is definitely a great way to caus