Monday, June 16, 2008
Crapped to Mummification
Anyway, sometimes, I'm not sure if I've got anything, because of my condition. You know, the jackass thing.
"Doc," I said, "tell me if this sounds like anything to you."
"No," he said, with another sigh. Whatta comedian!
"Ha ha," I said. "You're such a joker." I loved when he did that. "But seriously, Doc, I was hoping you could set my mind at ease."
"Let me get my prescription pad. I'll write you some more of those pills. You know, the usual."
"Wait a sec, Doc. I don't know if those will work this time. I mean, don't get me wrong; they're great, I'll take some more if you've got them, but I think this particular problem isn't due to my condition."
"Whatever," he said.
"Didn't you take some kind of oath?" I asked.
"Goddamn it. What's your problem?" he asked. I now think he meant it in the pejorative sense, but I took it as more of a diagnostic question.
"I think I'm turning into a mummy," I proposed.
"That's stupid," he replied. "You're being stupid."
"Seriously, Doc, hear me out. My skin keeps falling off, and Egyptian people have been following me everywhere, hoping I'll drop some vast riches. Plus, now, whenever I curse someone, it actually works! I told my landlord to go fuck himself, and the next day, he was found dead with his cock in his own ass!"
"That does sound like a mummy. Kind of."
I swatted away some Egyptian people, who were trying to reach into my pockets. "And what about all this toilet paper I'm covered in? How do you explain that?"
"Yeah, I was wondering about that too."
"So what do I do, Doc? What's the treatment?"
"I don't know, I'm a pediatrician."
"Really?" I was surprised to hear this. I mean, I'd been going to this guy for years! "Why haven't you recommended I see another doctor? A general practitioner!"
"I do tell you to do that, every time you show up. 'Go waste some other doctor's time,' I say."
"I thought that was another one of your jokes."
"No. No joke." We both kind of just sat there for a few minutes, while I took this in. Then I forgot what we were doing, and started to pick my nose. Then I started picking at my scabs, and eating it. Doc seemed a bit grossed out by that. I mean, who wouldn't? Yuck! I guessed he figured the quickest way to get me out of there was to try and fix my problem.
"When did this start?" he asked.
"Well, I think it all began when I went to the bathroom and all my organs came out."
"So you crapped yourself to mummification?" he sneered.
"Yeah. It was really bad diarrhea too. On the toilet for days. I put my organs in some jars. I have them, if you wanna see." He made a face.
"No, I don't want to see your shit covered organs in a jar. I don't think that will be necessary." He closed his eyes for a few seconds, exasperatedly. "Can you think of anything that would've caused this... episode?"
"Well, I ate some water chestnuts the night before."
"I don't think that's it. Anything else?"
"No, I think it was the water chestnuts."
"No, you're being a jackass again."
"Let's agree to disagree," I said.
"No," he said. "What else happened the day before? Did you encounter any ancient Egyptian spirits? Piss off any shamans? Tell me what you did." I thought about it.
"Well, I was on a tour of the inside of one of those Great Pyramids in Egypt. I kind of wandered off, and got lost. I was looking for a bathroom, you see. Anyway, I couldn't find one -- can you believe it? Not one! It's all snakes and sand in those things. Who thinks that's a good design? -- so I just started peeing right there in the Pharaoh's tomb. His ghost didn't seem to happy about it, flying around, screaming curses at me, but that only made it worse." Doc frowned. "He scared me so bad, I almost drowned us both. Anyway, he followed me home that night, I guess since the tomb was pretty much unlivable now, with so much of my pee everywhere. That night, we had dinner together. He had raw scarab beetles. I had a salad. With water chestnuts." I winked at the Doc for several minutes.
"Keep going," he said, impatiently.
"Oh, and then he put the mummy's curse on me. So, should I stop eating water chestnuts? Do you think I'm allergic, Doc?"
"Stop talking about water chestnuts! It seems like I have to tell you that every time you come here."
"But don't you think that means something? Maybe I really am allergic, and that's why I keep coming back! Do you think that's it?" Doc looked pissed.
"... Yes."
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
I Like It Too
I’m not one to listen to radio for music that much. If I have on the radio it’s more often than not some type of talk radio instead of music.
But today I was in the car with my mom and my brother, who happened to be sitting in the front and thus controlled the radio. I don’t know what station we were listening to, nor do I care all that much.What I do know, however, is that while in the car I heard one song that I’m not even sure how to categorize. It might be my new favorite pop song ever. Well, just favorite song ever because I don’t think I have a favorite song ever, much less different favorite songs in different genres.
I thought I’d breakdown the song for you fine people and together we can decide whether or not we’re ready to declare Ms. Perry the singer of my favorite song ever.
So it starts off with some head-noddingly-approved drums, making me think the song about to play would be some type of loud, rowdy song that drunken English people yell out together while at a pub when watching soccer futbol.
But it doesn’t turn into that, yet.
A few seconds into the song a deep female voice starts to sing, and off we go:
“This was never the way I planned/ Not my intention/ I got so brave, drink in hand/ Lost my discretion”
Alright, so far so good. She got drunk and is about make a bad decision, probably involving some sort of sexual activity. Nice. I hear these special drinks are a way to make ladies mistakenly wake up in your bed tomorrow. Well, those and roofies.
“It's not what, I'm used to/ Just wanna try you on/ I'm curious for you/ Caught my attention”
Pretty much where I thought we were heading. Some drunken experimentation. Is he married? Gay? Black? I’m excited to find out. I get the feeling daddy will be mad, and who doesn’t like a rebellious female? And onto the chorus.
“I kissed a girl and I liked it/ The taste of her cherry chapstick/ I kissed a girl just to try it/ I hope my boyfriend don't mind it/ It felt so wrong/ It felt so right/ Don't mean I'm in love tonight/ I kissed a girl and I liked it/ I liked it”
Well, didn’t see that one coming. But I too, like it. Well actually, I don’t like cherry chapstick, but I’ve never kissed anyone who was wearing any. But the few times I’ve worn some, for chapped lips, I didn’t enjoy it at all. It’s like the taste of cherry on your lips, but it’s chapstick. Every few minutes I’d be like “Nice! Cherry!” Lick my lips, wait a second…disgust. That’s my experience with cherry chapstick, but maybe it’s better when you’re trying to figure out if you’re bisexual.
“No, I don't even know your name/ It doesn't matter/ Your my experimental game/ Just human nature”
She’s totally just using that other girl just to have a battle of the tongues. It just keeps getting better. Well at least for us straight males it does. The way I see this breaking down: Asexuals won’t like this, mainly because they don’t seem to like anything; straight males will enjoy the song if only for the prospect of seeing girls make out, but will only admit liking it for that reason; gay males will like this song because it’s catchy and they can sing along without having to change any of the words; straight females will like it because it will give them an excuse to make out with each other- when will they realize no excuse is necessary though?; and lesbians won’t like it because of the boom in straight girls making out that will follow, sending them mixed signals, only to go home disappointed and alone, probably the same way they felt when they were in that I-know-I’m-gay-but-can’t-come-out-stage. Sorry, that was mean.
But kind of true, come on, you know it is. I’m an ass.
Anyway, the song continues on talking about how awesome it is for girls to kiss each other. Hard to disagree. We get the last verse:
“Us girls we are so magical/ Soft skin, red lips, so kissable/ Hard to resist so touchable/ Too good to deny it/ Ain't no big deal, it's innocent”
Well she’s sold me at this point. But here’s the conundrum: is it innocent? First, think of the lesbians. If girls are just making out all willy nilly where ever they are it’s giving false hope to lesbians everywhere. That’s not nice. I’d say girls kissing for the sake of kissing might also throw off males hoping to hit on them, but I don’t see too many guys who would see two girls make out and his first, second and possibly third reactions would be anything other than “woo,” high five, “woo.”
I’m thinking I’m late to this song, though. Like I said, I heard it on the radio today. My brother seemed to know the song, as she he sang along with the chorus.
“I kiss a girl, and I like it,” he said.
“You better have, or else mom and dad will kick you out of the house,” I replied.
“Shut up. We’d love you no matter who you liked kissing,” my mom said to my brother.
“I like girls.”
I did some research on Ms. Katy Perry to see who was responsible for such a high/low point in pop history. According to two sites that can be edited by anybody, she is a pastor’s daughter. Well that explains a lot, doesn’t it folks? No, I guess not. So then I thought, the only way to fully figure out if I like this song or not is to see the singer, of course. What kind of male music fan would I be if I didn’t decide if I like a female artist’s music based at least partially on her looks? A shitty one.
So I searched for a music video, and found one. But what was in the video was a bit unsettling.
1) An attractive female singer? Sure.
2) Other attractive females in the video? Yep
3) Girls kissing? …? Really? None at all?
I watched the video a good 5 times, which is probably the most I’ve watched any video where I was told girls would be kissing and didn’t kiss. Not a peck, a blown kiss or anything.
I was really starting to warm up to the song too. I should re-phrase, but I’m so angry I refuse to use the backspace key right now. See how good a typer I am?
But really, is this what pop music has resorted to? Faux lesbianism.
Then again, maybe it’s time pop music has welcomed in an era of love songs from woman to woman, whether or not the singer has truly taken part in any lesbianic activity, or if it’s more on the fantasy side.
Alright lady pop stars, it’s up to you now. Either start making out with each other or just singing about making out with each other. Faux lesbianism is the next great step for pop music. Someday I see this ranking second on the greatest thing to ever happen to pop music behind lip-synching so the performer can focus completely on dancing while performing.
We'll be like Lilith Fair, just you know, without all that real kissing.
Monday, June 9, 2008
So, Anyways
It was going to be a love poem.
I specialize in protocol,
Six million forms of communication.
You fired burning diarrhea
All over droids of the Federation.
It got heavy pretty quickly after this... I'm embarrassed. I don't really want to go into too much detail, but R2 makes C-3P0 "cum." Hard.
Uh...
This is Awesome
Well, Bo Diddley died this past week, I'm not looking up when, because I don't really care that much; I'm not really a fan of the guy. I mean, I don't dislike him, but I'm just not really into him. But this video is fucking incredible. Donny Osmond? DONNY OSMOND? Yes. Donny Osmond.
Now, I know Bo Diddley is really influential, or whatever, but that's not the point. Donny Osmond is the point.

I mean, look at that guy! He's beautiful. I didn't even realize I was obsessed with him until I started blogging just now, but think about it; is there anything he can do wrong? No! You've seen his INCREDIBLE keytaring, now check out his dance moves.
I don't really think I need to say anymore, but I will; just a bit. Here's why he's really the king. Nobody even notices. Think about it; when was the last time you actually even THOUGHT the name "Donny Osmond?" Only when he's staring you in the face. Nobody anywhere ever thinks about Donny Osmond unless he's in the room, or he's on TV right in front of them. And that's why he's magical. You don't miss him, and you probably don't even frequently notice him when he is there, but trust me: he's doing something amazing, whether you notice him or not. He's kind of like God, in that aspect.
Anyway, I told hot.pork I'd cover for his Friday blog which he missed, because he was flying to Korea, so I'll count this as that one. I guess that means I have to write another one, eh?
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Adamtha Christie's "Four Little Mysteries"
Are you sick of my incorporating my name into more famous names yet? Me either. It’s so witty and fun. Well no. Truthfully, I don’t know exactly know why I do it, and do it so often. It’s alright I guess. It makes me think, kind of, which I can’t really say for anything else I write. So there’s that.
Anyway, this week is all about mystery. So if you can, imagine a shadow of my full my body profile, and then my body walking into that shadow…
Mystery 1: What went first, my testicles or my dignity?
I started writing this a bit later then when I initially intended on writing it. And I don’t really mean by a few days late. I opened Word, was about to type and then stopped for a good 5 minutes. Want to know why?
I was too busy looking on Youtube for some type of video for that Coldplay song in the iTunes commercial. That’s right. Coldplay. I guess I don’t have anything against Coldplay, besides the fact that as I listen to them I feel like a douche. Well, more of a douche than I normally feel like. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s all the times I’ve heard people call them the “greatest band in the world,” or maybe it’s the fact that the lead singer feels the need to wear a bunch of colorful accessories on his arms when he performs.
I can’t really pinpoint why I exactly feel embarrassed while listening to Coldplay. I even put on headphones to listen to it, although at this point, my mom and brother are asleep and my dad is in another room doing work and wouldn’t hear my music playing anyway. And if they did hear it would they even know it was Coldplay? Maybe my brother. But would they care or make fun of me?
Probably not. I mean, who makes fun of someone for listening to Coldplay every now and then (Inside joke alert you outside of the “know” losers!)? I guess what I dislike most about listening to Coldplay is that I feel the need to act something out when listening to them, like mock piano playing, or with this new song, I feel the need to raise my arm with my palm facing out (like the dude does in the commercial I guess) and close my eyes and just feel the power of Coldplay shooting out of my hand onto the world, possibly ending the evils of world hunger and the Blue Collar Comedy guys in the process. If that doesn’t help, just picture a blind person trying to read a
Eh, I hate that I just wrote about 4 paragraphs about possibly feeling like a tool for listening to one Coldplay song. But I hate it less than you would’ve hated my other post, which would’ve been another shitty one about aliens, so don’t complain.
Listen, all I’m saying is that because of their music I wish I could fly. Yeah, fly. Listening to Coldplay. On headphones, of course. I don’t want all you ground-travelling assholes to know just how much of a douche I truly am, as I soar about you,
Mystery 2: Did my younger brother make an attempt at shaving his pubic hair over the toilet in the bathroom that we share?
This is one that I think I’ll never exactly find an answer to. Mostly because I would never bring up such a topic with him. But if I had to guess, I’d say yes. And that’s gross.
The other day I went to the bathroom and noticed a bunch of tiny hairs on the seat and sprinkled on the floor surrounding the toilet. Now, he can’t really grow facial hair just yet, as he is only 15, but he has a little bit. So I thought maybe it was hair from his face, because they were quite tiny hairs. But his facial hair isn’t really to a point that it’s long enough for him to shave it yet, though.
Plus, if he were to shave his face, wouldn’t you do that at a sink, with a mirror, so you could see? I know I often shave my face at a sink. Or at least somewhere with a mirror. Even when I shave while driving, I use the rearview mirror to assist me. Shaving without a mirror is dangerous.
So back to the story, I’m at the toilet and looking at a lot of tiny hairs. They didn’t fall off his legs either. One, that would be odd. Two, his leg hair is longer than these hairs. I know because sometimes at night, while he sleeps, I shave his leg hair and glue it to the bottom of his feet.
You people(s?) didn’t really need to know this story, but I had to share it with someone(s?), but my parents aren’t really ones to talk about such things with. So if you(s?) have any theories, I’d love to hear them, because the thought of my brother shaving his pubic hair is more gross to me than to you.
I’m not opposed to shaving of one’s pubic region, if that’s your thing. Go right ahead (pun?). But if you do, do it in a shower, or at least clean it up. Personally, I don’t plan on shaving any part of my body, including my face, ever again because I desperately want to become Cousin It.

Mystery 3: Seriously, is it you or me?
If I want to make one thing clear to all the people in the world, it’s that I hate myself. I truly do. I constantly wonder why anybody would ever want to hold a conversation with me. And when it comes to hanging out, if it’s just hanging out, I don’t think I bring anything to table. If we’re watching something or listening to something or playing something, I fucking rock. But sit me in a room with other people with nothing to do but talk, put me in a corner and tell me when it’s fine for me to leave.
So I can see why somebody wouldn’t like me. But I also happen to be very quiet, so unless someone hates quiet people, I doubt they even have an opinion of me because chances are I haven’t said anything to or around them.
Yet I have opinions on people almost instantly, and about 94 percent of the time, they’re negative. Within the first paragraph someone says that I can hear, I can form a negative opinion on them. So what I want to know is, is it all of the world that sucks or is it me that’s an anti-social, judgmental asshole?
Probably the latter. Today’s episode of such an occurrence:
I started an internship with a newspaper. At point they brought the interns into a conference room and sat us a giant table with editors from each section of the paper. The editors go over all this stuff and introduce themselves. Then, it was our turn!
I hate talking. I hate ice-breakers. Anyway, we were told to say our name, the school we attend and why we wanted an internship with a paper.
Seems simple enough. So as people are going around the table it started mostly on target, then on guy’s reason for wanting the internship was because he was an editor at his school’s newspaper and he wanted to continue into the journalism field. So then everyone else after him felt it was necessary to rattle of their own resumes. Everyone either wrote for their school paper’s or was an editor.
And it pissed me off. They couldn’t just say they were interested in journalism or something. No, I swear it got to a point where I was waiting for some of them to read their clips to us right there. And for some reason everyone said the school paper’s name, which nobody else fucking knows cause it’s a college newspaper and while it’s cool you write for them, nobody gives a shit about the Daily Tiger or Hoya Review. Sorry, just say school paper if you were going to say anything at all.
So what did I say, you must be thinking. “Hi, I’m Adam. I go to the University of [school in western
Was it the best answer? Not at all. Did I make a point that I want to talk as little as possible? To me I did. I’m not here for chit-chat. Did the people that talked after me follow my lead? Of course not. It was back to writing and editing the Albany Chronicle and all that garbage.
Although one girl did say she doesn’t have any experience in journalism and wanted to see if it was something she might enjoy. My initial thought was “Wow, this certainly puts a damper on getting this internship. I almost felt a speckle of self-pride for getting accepted to be here, but this bitch has no experience and got it? I’m guessing not many people were turned away then. Fuck my life.”
Then I realized that was the most kickass answer any of us gave. It was brilliant. So our eyes met, I winked and nodded in approval. The two us, rebelling against the working world and their look-at-me attitudes.
She reported me and I was promptly fired for sexual harassment.
Mystery 4: Seriously, did he shave his pubes?
Monday, June 2, 2008
And I Got What It Takes To Roc The Mic Right, Yeah!

Anyway, the interviewer asked me to tell him what foods I thought were healthy, and why, and what foods I thought were not healthy, and why. I pondered the first part for a bit, and then let go with some of my UMass-major-in-philosophy wisdom.
"Well, I think vegetables are healthy, because they're green, and that's what they always tell you in grade school: green things are good for you." This wasn't enough, though.
"Anything else?" he pushed.
"Well, I believe fruits are also healthy, because they're full of natural nutrients and things... and because they aren't artificial."
"Say, 'If it grows in the ground, it's good to eat and smoke.'"
"Uh... if it grows in the ground, it's good to eat and smoke."
He was very happy with this. he then asked me to answer the second bit, about what isn't healthy to eat.
"Fast food!" I ejaculated. "Fast food is not healthy, because it's full of fat and other artificials," I continued, after wiping off the ejaculate.
And then we went our seperate ways; the camera crew off to interview more idiots, and I continued home, to digest the day's events.
I stayed up until four in the morning, too excited about my network television debut to sleep. Wow, I thought, this is going out across the nation! The whole nation will get to know the fake real me! "What a jackass," they'll say! How exciting! I'll get to be the nation's new jackass!
Now, nevermind the fact that I don't think anybody in the world watches "The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet." In fact, I hadn't heard of it until the camera guy told me about it as he rushed off to interview someone else. Actually, he only told me it would be on Fox at 9 AM, so I didn't hear about it until I got home and looked up the name of the show that comes on at 9 AM, weekdays on Fox. Nevermind that, that's not important. I was too excited to mind that!
Anyway, I finally went to sleep, and woke up around 8:50, to check out the size and brightness of my star. Pretty big and bright, I expected. I was in for a surprise. I turned on the TV, and what did I find? Not me. Not me by a longshot.
It was a breaking news report. Pun intended, perhaps? Apparently, something had fallen down. A crane, they said, had collapsed and destroyed part of a building. I was devastated! This meant, of course, that I would not be on television. At least not in my part of the country. Soon, however, I got to thinking. A crane? I thought. Wait a minute... something doesn't fit here...
And then, I figured it out. I hopped in the car, and took off, headed towards the local construction site. That's where I found him, the one behind it all, my arch nemesis...
"Craney!" I yelled.
"What do you want?" replied the enormous crane, Craney Sigel.

Younger brother of rapper Beanie Sigel, Craney Sigel grew up with a mean streak. Always living in his brothers shadow, he went insane, feeling a need to prove to the world that he was superior to his successful older sibling. Superior... at being evil!
"You bastard, I know it was you! You caused that crane to fall down with your super power - the ability to control any crane on the planet at any time!" I had figured it out.
"Why, yes, Murray-san, you have ah-figured it out." Also, I forgot to say, he was Japanese. "I was-ah tired of arways riving in my brothow's shadow. I enter sperring bee, he win it. I try rappingu, he become best rappa in za world! Finary, I have-ah bictoly! He never made breaking news report! Aha ha ha! Get it?"
"You monster! A couple people got hurt in that accident, and someone died! You've gone too far! And now, I know; you'll be finished!"
"Yes, you know, but-ah who is-ah going to berieve you?"
Shit, I thought, he's right...
To be continued...
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Yikes!
"Hot Christian Girls." What the hell is going on? I blame the people I know from that church I played bass and drums for this year. They keep asking me to read things by C.S. Lewis, like Mere Christianity and some other book I think he wrote called The Bible. That was bad enough, but now this? How am I supposed to find girls compatible with me when all my Facebook ads are for hot Christian girls? I'm an atheist! My options are already pretty slim (especially when you take away all those BBW's, BANG!).