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Girl and Dog in the City


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Sometimes, I suspect that I might be a little odd. Shocking, right?

As I'm stuck at work tonight until midnight, I shall ramble aimlessly below:

Commence rambling transmission:

For the first portion of my day at work I sometimes have to help out the filing department. I was pushing a cart loaded down with paperwork when I ran over something that was lodged under the carpet. The cart jolted and made an overwhelmingly loud "Ka-thump!" noise. My brain immediately tossed up the image that I had just ran over some poor, helpless office gnome or brownie that was sneaking about the office under the carpet. I've ran over him several times now and can't help but wince and cringe upon each impact. I suspect my co-workers are beginning to grow wary of me.

[Insert moment of contemplation here, cup chin thoughtfully]

Um, actually, I'm pretty positive that my co-workers are already wary of me. Is it normal for co-workers to make the sign of the evil eye in your general direction and then ensconce themselves beneath a pile of paperwork, garlic and crosses?

Okay, okay. I might be exaggerating a little bit.

Just a wee bit.

Wee...There's just something about that word.

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Wasn't that fun?

Luckily, I work the second shift and, thus, a large portion of my time is spent by myself.

I like to have the lights off as much as possible in the office. I despise flourescent lighting. I would like to state that I specifically despise standing directly underneath ten searing hot flourescent bulbs in front of a wavy mirror in any ladies restroom. The last thing I need when I trudge into the office is to stare at an alternative dimension NightBug that has, based upon appearance, simultaneously experienced a high velocity impact from a runaway train, a morphine overdose, and been subjected to the neurotic machinations of a demented makeup artist.

I would also like to point out that the trash cans here have an annoying tendency to crinkle randomly throughout the night. I really, really shouldn't have brought that horror novel to work the other day. I ended up reading a paragraph and then staring with intent mind-numbing terror at the trash can as it rattled, burbled and attempted to devour the remains of my discarded popcorn bag.

[Warning: Segue]*

*[[Warning: Improper Use of Word Segue]]**

**A segue is a smooth transition from one topic to another which, I can assure you, is definitely not happening right now.

I have a tendency to dance and sing-a-long to the music at grocery stores when I'm in a good mood - which I always am at a grocery store. Yes, I admit it, one of my favorite ways to spend money is by purchasing large quantities of food. Immediately upon return to the house, I attempt to cook it. For some reason now, every time I turn on my oven the house fills with smoke and the smell is distinctly reminiscent of charred flesh (which is incredibly odd when one also factors in that I'm vegetarian).

I knew I shouldn't have started drinking coffee again. Sigh.

End rambling transmission.

[Update]
Oh...gees. Why isn't it midnight yet? When I can escape?
Posted by Night Bug at 10:24 PM - 6 Comments   Add a Comment  
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Don't you just hate it when you are in a grocery store, and you are singing along to a song playing over the sound system only to have it suddenly stop. And then you hear:

"Customer needs assistance on Aisle 5. Customer needs assistance on Aisle 5."

And then the song you like is now over.
 
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by Big Al (PM , CC ) on Saturday February 9, 2008 @ 11:58 PM




Oh my little Nightbug---thou art paranoid! Having worked in the same office with you in the past I can assure you that your colleagues are NOT wary of you, as was also the case in our former office:

---> the raised eyebrows that met you in the hallways were NOT indicative of everyone having heard you singing the Nancy Sinatra classic "These Boots Were Made for Walking" at the top of your lungs in the ladies' room---

---> absolutely NO ONE thought you had ANYTHING to do with the policy enacted that prohibited the use of the words 'persimmon' & 'huckaboo' OR the phrase 'imperialistic world dominating bastards';

---> many of your colleagues at our former office thought it 'quaint' that you had little voodoo dolls that resembled them on your desk with needles stuck through their extremeties;

---> the incident of your throwing yourself in front of the tree that Matt stripped the bark off of and shouting "TREES HAVE FEELINGS TOO!" was forgotten about so quickly that it was as though it never even happened;





Perhaps a good steaming cup of decaf is in order?
 
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by Bry_M (PM , CC ) on Sunday February 10, 2008 @ 11:29 PM




No fair, Bry knows personal things about you! He's not playing fair! How am I supposed to win your heart when I don't know anything about you? Wait a minute, is he vying for your heart? Does Sam know about this? Is he on the approved list? Does he know about the undead squirrel army? Who is this guy? Bry, consider this war! Unless you're just a good friend, and therefore ignore all the above!  
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by Blaque Man (PM , CC ) on Monday February 11, 2008 @ 8:30 PM




*rides in on her segway*
*looks around*
Oooooh..hee hee Segue, not Segway....My bad.
*rides out humming a grocery store tune*
 
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by Whispered Promise (PM , CC ) on Monday February 11, 2008 @ 10:12 PM




Obviously you are not alone in enjoying singing and dancing at supermarkets. I was doing the groceries last week. ABBA was playing and as I rounded the corner in a new isle, there was a woman both singing and dancing along. She wasn't embarrassed that I had found her engaged in this activity. She just smiled at me, shrugged her shoulders and carried on. I usually don't even notice the background music playing but now I find myself strangely tempted.
Perhaps you're part of a movement?
 
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by Anexplorer (PM , CC ) on Monday February 11, 2008 @ 11:18 PM




Night Bug...
weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee reminds me of one
of my favorite children's jokes which I will now pass on to you.

What did the snail say riding on the turtle's back?
( you guessed it... weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, but to really sell
this one be sure to throw your arms in the air like the iconic roller coaster arm show)


It is my policy that EVERYone should know one good CLEAN kid joke in
case the occasion every calls for it.
 
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by Dalpha (PM , CC ) on Monday February 18, 2008 @ 1:41 AM


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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