Saturday October 30, 2004 38
Quote:
“I make a great second impression. Most people don’t know that.
The Big Weekend
This weekend is of course Halloween, which is when we all poison apples. After which we headed to Anna and Kallina’s where people proceeded to feast on food named after creepy things. At first we suspected truth in advertising, but the food was too good to really taste like “Our Old Roommate” (chili) or “Rotten Eye Balls” (olives) or “Chuck’s Other Kidney” (chuck’s other kidney).

Anna as a Vampire before and after the kill. Other than the victims the red eyes are what made it believable.

Reese as a Ghostbuster in a kitchen without a right foot.

Vikki and Bonnie’s costumes were in a league of their own.

Other people were there, but I don’t know them well. As you can see they dressed up.

I don’t know the people in this picture either, but they seem to be mafia related. If you see them run.

Chuck’s previously mentioned Kidney. If you just threw up the poison apple you were eating, you can thank me later in the form of Mangos.
The Other Thing This Weekend

Aside from the big Bedlam game, where we lost to OU by a field goal in an excellent football game, this is a big weekend because it is “Time Screws with Your Head Weekend.” The highlight of the weekend is Sunday, which for two days a year is known as “Preacher has our attention an hour before he should“. Later in the year it is balanced by “We arrived to Church an Hour Late Day.”
As if fighting Ninjas and facing life on a daily basis isn’t complicated enough for everyone, society has incorporated the “Day Light Savings Time” System. No one knows how it works, why we use it, or if it saves time. But we do know there aren’t enough gnomes to rest all the clocks of the world. The world is gnome-understaffed.
This is why we need to push legislation providing gnomes for every home in the world. Come on, Day Light Savings Time causes more problems than anything else because we all arrive late to everything. The System isn’t fair anyways. Some states, such as Arizona, don’t obey it. Why is this unfair? Because their citizens don’t suffer from the added stress of resetting clocks (and you always forget to reset one which causes problems later) they have longer life spans.
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