Month: December 2014

So how exactly does League of Legends ruin my dinner. It starts with a simple request to my oldest son (20 years old btw) that he should make dinner as I’ve worked all day.

At six I remind him that he is on dinner duty. He says “Oh, I wasn’t sure if you were kidding.”

He picks something very simple. Nuggets and fries. He preheats the oven. He puts everything in.

Then he starts to play League. This is where it goes bad. The fire alarm starts to chirp. It can smell the faintly burning chicken and fries. I ask Ty to check the food.  He runs in from the computer room and says the food is not done, it needs five or six more minutes.

A minute later the smoke alarm is going off full blast. He runs into the kitchen, takes the food out, then runs back to his PC.

That is how League ruined my dinner…

Come on you hat wearing furry faced bad handler.

Guns aren’t toys. Treat every weapon like its loaded!

I feel sorry for whomever lives above, below, or next to this guy. It is only a matter of time before he hurts someone if this is real.

Damn you science, ruining all our myths.

Come on, the mullet should have given it away.

So I’ve been mostly on my back all week because I re-herniated my L4-L5, which really had me depressed going into the Holiday week. I’ve been on meds to help reduce the inflammation and was feeling pretty good today so I went out and shot a round of clays.

I felt great while I was out there, but when I got home I realized I may have pushed to hard. God it sucks when walking a mile is pushing it to hard.

I hate dress codes. They ruin everything.

Whoever made this has some serious audio visual capabilities. And an awesome sense of humor.

This should be called the divorce cup.  If I gave my wife a ring that ended up as a coffee mug it would not go well.

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This dog is so happy his master got him a present. That was a present for him right?