Username:
troysbucket
Profile Link:
http://www.ruminations.com/troysbucket
Gender:
Dude
Location:
Arizona
Hometown:
Scottsdale
College:
U of Arizona
URL 1:
Troy's Bucket
URL 2:
Facebook
URL 3:
Myspace
About Me:
This is now going to be where I post my Screwminations - ruminations that should have been accepted, but were capriciously and arbitrarily rejected. Today's Screwmination: "Why can't I get peanuts on my flight any more? You, with the crazy allergy, are the freak. Wear a hazmat suit or take the train, and let me have my snack." Actually posted, but removed: "I'll handle snakes, bungee jump, dive into a crazy moshpit, skydive, whatever. Just please God don't let a really fat person touch me. That I can't deal with." Newsflash: the obese are not a protected subgroup. Recent Screwminations: "It never ceases to amaze me how many 7th graders think the state next to Vermont is New Hamster." "The only bad thing about a really tough workout is not being able to move your arms to dry your hair after you shower." "Tuning before a show is not important to eighth grade guitarists, even when an experienced temporary bandmate suggests it very strongly. Lesson learned." "I've always thought it took about a half hour to get to work. Now it's 95 degrees and the snowbirds have all gone back to Minnesota or wherever. It turns out my commute is 10 minutes." "Having your birthday on Cinco de Mayo is like winning the lottery." "Much as I love basketball, it would be way more exciting if they had a penalty box instead of free throws." "I think for St. Patrick’s Day, they should set all the traffic lights to green all day. Actually, on second thought, that might not be such a good idea." "Apparently the new fad at our school is that the girls are biting each other. Fuckin' Twilight strikes again." "The box of Q-Tips warns you not to put the Q-Tip in your ear. That's ridiculous. That's like a pizza box warning you not to put the pizza in your mouth." "In addition to sending food, water, and medicine, I think we should send Haiti some books on how to build buildings up to code."