| Relatively Humorous | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| July 22nd, 2003 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| RANDOM MUSINGS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| As you may see, I've decided to archive my old musings, namely for when I get in trouble and want to defend myself. They are located at the bottom of the page. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 10 Things We Learned on our Trip to Yellowstone 1. One armed, one legged Hotel Clerks are a bad omen 2. Having to distribute your own menus and pour your own water in a restaurant is also a bad omen. Giving the server dark looks as they ignore you only seals your fate. 3. The phrase, �but it�s a dry heat�, is commonly said only by people who have had their brains baked, over the years, by �a dry heat� 4. The only thing that is slower than Bison in Yellowstone National Park is the traffic watching them 5. The smelling of a thermal pool oddly reminds one of a gym locker room. Or Henry�s room. 6. Montana believes that one sign saying �ROAD WORK NEXT 1,000,000 Miles� is a get-out-of-telling-you anything free card. 7. Idaho wants to follow in Montana�s footsteps 8. It is customary for insects in Wyoming and Montana to throw themselves at out-of-state minivans, especially if they are larger a crow. 9. Montana state highways are a Darwillian attempt at reducing the number of vacationers. 10. A relaxing vacation isn�t |
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