I felt compelled to use big words and curse to prove I am an adult and not a child. This begs the question: does the difference between an adult and a child boil down to writing with a pen, using big words, and cursing?? Anyone who deals with other adults in a workplace will know the answer is yes, absofuckinglutely.
Year-long project of writing exclusively in crayon to counteract the serious business of being an adult.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Crayon goes to Jury Duty
Crappy start to the day. Performed a nearly perfect face plant-style fall whilst exiting the car after returning home when I realized I forgot my jury duty paperwork. My knees and elbows were all dirty and I ended up reporting to the wrong building for jury duty. When I found the building, security confiscated my scissors. Then I broke two HEB crayons while filling out my jury questionnaire. F@#%&*g HEB crayons. I wrote an angry missive to HEB to let them know how badly their store brand crayons suck. In crayon.
I felt compelled to use big words and curse to prove I am an adult and not a child. This begs the question: does the difference between an adult and a child boil down to writing with a pen, using big words, and cursing?? Anyone who deals with other adults in a workplace will know the answer is yes, absofuckinglutely.
I felt compelled to use big words and curse to prove I am an adult and not a child. This begs the question: does the difference between an adult and a child boil down to writing with a pen, using big words, and cursing?? Anyone who deals with other adults in a workplace will know the answer is yes, absofuckinglutely.
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BRAVO! I hope those bastards at HEB learn their lesson, and don't skimp out on the good crayons when they go on sale!!!
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