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  1. My night has become like many celebrities these days. Late.
  2. Flight attendant says a lapchild will get a small life vest in a water landing. Note to self: Start referring to Macbook as "lapchild."
  3. My night resembles a dismayed cheerleader after prom. Late.
  4. Dear diet and exercise bots, spam is not a diet food. Why do you send it?
  5. Number of robin carcasses seen while mowing: 1. If you check your Carcass Viewing Guide, that's more than enough.
  6. Ode to Walnut Trees: I motherflippin' hate you! Amen.
  7. Just stepped on the scale. It said, "Err." I think there's something it doesn't want to tell me.
  8. Judging by the mess I just cleaned up in the kitchen, my floor gets as caffeinated as I do in the morning.
  9. Was holding hands with a clown. It felt funny.
  10. There was so much cock in my Twitter stream just now, I nearly had to get a room with it.
  11. I believe in the Cronk. I am a Cronkite.
  12. Hey, if anyone is looking for their stupid, I have it.
  13. In my mind I'm cleaning my house, so if anyone comes over, you have to stay in my head with the imaginary friends.
  14. Dammit, Saturday morning, I told you you could only come if you brought espresso. And booze.
  15. It occurs to me that the Miracle Bra people may not actually know the meaning of the word "miracle."
  16. The house was pretty well knocked up after the #wienermobile penetrated it.
  17. Changing my iPhone email signature to: Sent from…who are we kidding …suck it!
  18. Brings new meaning to the question "So, can I crash at your place tonight?" #wienermobile
  19. Changing my iPhone email signature to: Sent from Steve Jobs’ lavishly decorated technology prison
  20. All of these cheesy underscore tracks sound like they belong in TV movies starring Peter Scolari and Valerie Bertinelli.