I’m reblogging this as a Mike Ness fan.  I really enjoy Social Distortion.  Yeah.  That’s why.

I’m reblogging this as a Mike Ness fan.  I really enjoy Social Distortion.  Yeah.  That’s why.

(via rachell)

I'm not good with people in real life...

  • (While standing at the front of the line at the Bank of America, I saw movement in front of me. It was the security camera showing me myself. I checked to make sure my hair wasn't too out of place, then a female teller down the way called me over. She looked like a Mallrats era Joey Lauren Adams.)
  • CLERK: Hello, how are you today?
  • ME: Magical.
  • CLERK: Oh. Good. How can I help you?
  • ME: I would like to exchange this twenty dollar bill for two rolls of quarters.
  • CLERK: Two rolls?
  • ME: Yes.
  • (At this point, she turns and leans down to grab the quarters.)
  • ME: I just couldn't wait any longer.
  • (She turns back, confused as can be.)
  • CLERK: Excuse me?
  • ME: Laundry.
  • CLERK: Oh...
  • (She's clearly relieved)
  • CLERK: Have a good day.
  • ME: I absolutely will. You too.
“Those are some FUNKY glasses, Dude!” Said the bespectacled Black Man on Lincoln Blvd. He was wearing a track suit, but I think it was cotton. He looked a good deal like a thicker Herm Edwards.
“Oh, thank you, Man!”  I smiled and laughed, walking on down the street, carrying my plastic bag of Walgreens goodness.  “Funky?”  I thought and I looked in the reflection from a tinted shop-window.  “Sweet.”

“Those are some FUNKY glasses, Dude!” Said the bespectacled Black Man on Lincoln Blvd. He was wearing a track suit, but I think it was cotton. He looked a good deal like a thicker Herm Edwards.

“Oh, thank you, Man!”  I smiled and laughed, walking on down the street, carrying my plastic bag of Walgreens goodness.  “Funky?”  I thought and I looked in the reflection from a tinted shop-window.  “Sweet.”