Me: Things to do today: talk about urine, light stuff on fire. Done and done.
Wally: It just doesn’t get any better than this.
Me: Things to do today: talk about urine, light stuff on fire. Done and done.
Wally: It just doesn’t get any better than this.
COL H: Here’s a business card for [weird old guy]. You want one too?
Me: Sure. I’ll put it in my scrapbook.
COL H: I’m running out of uses for them.
Me: Well, you could wallpaper your bathroom.
COL H: Lieutenant!
LT: Yes, sir!
COL H: Get to work!
LT: Yes, sir!
Me: They’re so cute when they’re new.
Me: [weird old guy] was here.
COL H: Yeah, I heard him.
Me: He demands a business card from you, which I don’t have.
COL H: Demands? Why?
Me: I find when dealing with [weird old guy], it’s best not to ask questions.
COL H: Gotcha.
COL P: You know, some time I’m going to figure out that you’re not really here, and that it’s just a hologram or…
Me: Processing. Please wait.
COL P: Aha!
LT: The building’s actually spinning, and I’m still in one place.
ME: Ohhhh….hurts….
Me: Someday, I will not be taking up all your space. But today is not that day.
Mike B: Then today is the day you will one day rue.
Me: That’s fair.
Mike B: Well, go on then, rue!
Me: *rue*
Mike B: That’s better.
Me: Here you go. And before you get any crazy ideas, it’s $455 for the first performance, $300 each additional.
LT: You’re such a buzzkill.
Me: Hooah.
Me: You haven’t once tripped on my lieutenant-tripping device. I’m starting to wonder if it was worth dragging it up here.
LT: Should I have tripped on it?
Me: They usually do.
LT: “They” meaning officers, or just lieutenants?
Me: Just lieutenants.
LT: I’d believe that.
Me: How fast could we get the score to the Odom transcription of “Short Ride in a Fast Machine,” but still have the shipping cost less than the score itself?
Dealer: Ooh, that’s a new one.
Me: Well, the person who wants it is also the budget officer.
Are you getting enough Sarah?