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Fun at the DMV
Most people really care about how their driver’s license photo looks. They stress and try really hard to have a good picture. You can just see everyone in line, sort of tense ’cause they don’t want a bad photo. Yet with all that effort, the picture comes out horrible anyway.
But what happens when you go into the DMV trying to take a bad picture? Hilarity ensues.
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If you didn’t find that pants-wettingly funny, you’re not drinking the lmaonade.
New Sport
Hello all my readers! So I know that the two of you have been desperately missing updates on this crazy blog, so here it is! Well, 2006 was a big year. We moved to California, had half my face paralyzed for a while, and even bought a house/learned about debt! But enough of the small stuff, I’m going to tell you about new years up in Big Bear. You see, our friend Adriana,
has a cabin,
and we all drove up to spend New Year’s in the closest thing California has to a winter. On the first day, everyone went snowboarding. Not the kind to be left behind, Ashley and I decided to go as well, borrowing extra snowboarding gear from almost everyone in the cabin.
This was our first time snowboarding. Nevertheless, I’ve decided that snowboard is too easy of a sport. It lacks technique and it’s just not fast enough. So, I decided to invent my own sport, faceboarding.
You heard me, faceboarding is it. Why use an expensive, questionably-colored snowboard (a snowplank, if you will) when you can go downhill on your face like I do?
You may be wondering if I have any pictures of faceboarding, and sadly, I don’t. No camera is capable of capturing the speed of a faceboarder like me. Just imagine an skydiver, but put that skydiver face down on a slope. That’s pretty much how you faceboard.
You’ll be hearing more about faceboarding as this year rolls along. We have a trip to Colorado and a trip to Mammoth mountain planned. Stay tuned!
Oh, and Happy New Year!
‘Studio 60′ Christmas Song available for free
So, I know I haven’t posted in a while, and I really should be posting about life updates, but AOL is in layoff mode today and I thought I’d share this mp3 link.
If you don’t watch NBC’s Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip, you should. It’s a great show, great dialogue and meaningful plot-lines. Anyway, in their last (Christmas episode) before going on break was a rendition of ‘O Holy Night’ by some Hurricane Katrina survivors. It turns out that the characters on the show were played by actual musicians who survived Katrina and NBC coordinated with the Tiptina’s Foundation to get the performance on the show. Well, the awesome rendition is available for free from NBC. Get it while it’s hot!