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[Previous entry: "Useless Wish List"] [Main Index] [Next entry: "My Vitamins Are Liars"] 06/03/2003 Entry: "My Street" My street is small. My street is insignificant. My street has a grand total of seven houses on it and that is including both sides of the street. It starts nowhere and goes nowhere. It is near a middle school but it runs parallel to the school itself. This would lead one to believe that no one would use this street to get to the school. The entire street can't be longer than 200 feet. So it's a small street, it leads nowhere and no one lives on it so it should be quiet, right? It you said "Yes" to that last statement you are wrong. Dead wrong!! It is always noisy on my street. Between such recurring favorites as the dog that never stops barking, the jackass that starts his truck (which presumably runs on a jet engine) at 5:30 every morning and the endless stream of chattering and cursing 12 year olds there is little room for more noise. Last night at 4:00 in the morning a car, blasting a radio, pulled up outside my house. Four kids (who sounded about 10-12 years old) got out and started shouting at the top of their lungs. That was until one of them started vomiting uncontrollably in the middle of the street. This whole scene laid the perfect foundation for the world's most vocal dog to begin one of his legendary barking fits. About 45 minutes into his barking spree I heard footsteps approach his fence. I crossed my fingers that the next sound I would hear would be a gun shot but I was not so fortunate. Eventually fatigue took over and I drifted off for about ten minutes before the jackass across the street started up his 1924 Ford pickup. The sound of this truck (which is started religiously every morning at 5:30 a.m.) is very similar to the sound that would occur is someone parked a running street sweeper under your bed. And, of course, since it's June everyone is in the habit of warming their vehicles up for 25-30 minutes in the morning. It's better for the engines when the temperature hits the chilly mark of 70 degrees Fahrenheit. After that I got a 45 minute break until the kids began their morning rush to school. This always sounds like a giant flock of pigeons. These children, much like a flock of pigeons, has no business on this street! What are they doing here?!?! Someone needs to tell these little shits that this street does not lead to their school. What's worse is that when they have a fire drill they bring all the kids to my street! I went to that school. They just told us to go across the street in the event of a fire. Now they actually shepherd the kids a block away! Kids now are apparently more valuable than when I was young. Of course the school department is required to have x amount of fire drills a year. Rather than space them out evenly they usually do two in September, one in October and then cram the remaining fire drills in the last three weeks of the school. I remember this well from being a student in this pitiful school system. At the end of the school year you would have to get up and leave the building five or six times a day as the school officials remembered that they had a quota to meet. Tonight I can look forward to 6:00 when the guys next door will be hanging inside their car engines revving them for 20-30 minutes. At 8:00 the guy across the street will start up his motorcycle which is not only loud enough to set off every car alarm on the street but also alerts seismographs on the west coast. Some day I will enjoy moving from this wretched place. Living on the loudest street in America is beginning to get on my nerves.
Replies: 16 People Love Me! They do the same thing with fire drills in the New York public school system, as far as I could tell. We seemed to have one a day in September, but it's been all clear. Of course, there are 2 whole weeks of school yet, so we may be due for the deluge. Posted by Jen @ 06/03/2003 01:48 PM EST A friend sent me the following that made me chuckle. I thought I would pass them along. Most are not something I am likely to post on my site but I had to pass them onto someone. :-) This is a humorous link that does critiques of D and D monsters, state quarters, fortune telling methods and more... This one is for cat haters... Er, cat lovers actually... http://www.petoffice.co.jp/catprin/english/ I like the chicken transformation set that "Be suitable an upper person" and the caption for the pic below, "Don't you think I'm sexy?" I guess it really is for cat lovers who like to spice up their lives. Following the chicken theme here is...
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One afternoon at Cheers, Cliff Clavin was explaining the Buffalo Theory Posted by Pastor John @ 06/03/2003 01:50 PM EST So true. About the fire drills and about the beer. Posted by Chefelf @ 06/03/2003 03:31 PM EST I am giving you a warning this time, BUT if there are any more comments about dogs being shot in a possitive manner there will be pain! Posted by Lauren @ 06/04/2003 10:31 AM EST Your warning falls on deaf ears. Deaf, exhausted ears which are accompanied by bloodshot eyes with droopy eyelids. Posted by Chefelf @ 06/04/2003 10:34 AM EST "OW, MY HIT POINTS!" Posted by Attaboy @ 06/04/2003 10:37 AM EST Since I did share in the RI elementary and middle school systems and the rural NH high school system I can assure you that this is a common practice. Well at least in New England. I always found that I could tell when we would be forced to have multiple drills during school because they would all of a sudden have to have bus fire drills on the way to school and once we arrived at school. I still find it ammusing that they thought anyone would take the time to pop open the windows in the middle of the bus. All the older kids sat in the back and would simply jump out the back door and leave the others to the bus monitors and swearing driver. Am I right? Posted by Sam @ 06/04/2003 12:24 PM EST Well I never did take the bus to school so I can neither confirm not deny that portion of the drilling. I am, however, glad to hear that RI isn't the only idiotic school system in the country. Posted by Chefelf @ 06/04/2003 12:53 PM EST I never had a bus fire drill although I think a school bus associated with one of my schools had a fire once. Posted by Laura @ 06/04/2003 01:41 PM EST Since i do not know your email Nate i am forced to write to you by means of posts. I think you should check out the web site www.prisonbitchname.com . It is a name generator that will tell you what your prison name will be. Ill let you discover yours for yourself since i do not know what your last name is. Have fun and a warning, some are R rated. Posted by Lauren @ 06/05/2003 10:51 AM EST Tush Taster? That's weird, that was my nickname in high school! (note: click on my name for my email address) Posted by Chefelf @ 06/05/2003 11:29 AM EST Squealing piglet, eh? Funny, that was my high school nickname as well ... Posted by Jen @ 06/05/2003 04:52 PM EST The Galloping Wordsmith? That was my high school nickname too. I went to the same high school as Emerson and Thoreau. (Thoreau was a lone wolf, and Emerson loved Topanga. Oh, the antics we got up to!) Posted by Paul @ 06/06/2003 11:11 AM EST Yeah but you know what Emerson hated? Undahpants! UNDAHPANTS! Posted by Chefelf @ 06/06/2003 11:14 AM EST Please check some information dedicated to texas holdem poker tin texas holdem poker tin http://www.texas-holdem-poker-tin-win.info/ free casino free casino http://www.free-casino-gambling-4u.info/ texas holdem poker downloads texas holdem poker downloads http://www.texas-holdem-poker-downloads-4u.info/ online texas holdem game online texas holdem game http://www.online-texas-holdem-game-win.info/ texas holdem poker strategies texas holdem poker strategies http://www.texas-holdem-poker-strategies-4u.info/ the founder of texas holdem poker the founder of texas holdem poker http://www.the-founder-of-texas-holdem-poker-game.info/ holdempokercom holdempokercom http://www.holdempokercom-top-site.info/ poker software texas holdem poker software texas holdem http://www.poker-software-texas-holdem-win.info/ online casinos online casinos http://www.online-casinos-gambling-4u.info/ how to deal texas holdem how to deal texas holdem http://www.how-to-deal-texas-holdem-game.info/ ... Thanks!!! Posted by phentermine 375 mg telecheck @ 11/11/2004 05:47 PM EST In your free time, check some information about buy phentermine online cheap buy phentermine online cheap http://www.buy-phentermine-online-cheap-pharmacy-2003.info/ lowest prices phentermine lowest prices phentermine http://www.lowest-prices-phentermine-leading-pharmacy.info/ cheapest cheap phentermine cheapest cheap phentermine http://www.cheapest-cheap-phentermine-pharmacy-2003.info/ texas holdem online texas holdem online http://www.texas-holdem-online-4u.info/ texas holdem table plans texas holdem table plans http://www.texas-holdem-table-plans-4u.info/ low priced phentermine low priced phentermine http://www.low-priced-phentermine-leading-pharmacy.info/ lowest price for phentermine lowest price for phentermine http://www.lowest-price-for-phentermine-leading-pharmacy.info/ texas holdem pc games texas holdem pc games http://www.texas-holdem-pc-games-game.info/ holdem strategy holdem strategy http://www.holdem-strategy-4u.info/ online texas holdem tournaments online texas holdem tournaments http://www.online-texas-holdem-tournaments-win.info/ ... Thanks!!! Posted by information phentermine @ 11/11/2004 11:19 PM EST
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