Random Insult Generator

I just wanted to take the time to personally thank Tony for being a gracious host and trusting me as a guest blogger in his time of absence. You have all been a very well-mannered audience and in the end, we can all say we had a great time, but deep down I know how you truly feel. It’s okay, I deserve it for selling those nude pictures of your mom.

I look forward to the possibility of writing for Tony again and maybe even working together at the capacity of what could be considered a slightly maladjusted individual with severe back hair. I wanted to post more on the topic of tech & science and not be so personal, but I just didn’t have it in me. So, I will leave you with this:

If there was one wickedly formidable superhuman power I wish I had, it would have to be an innate random insult generator. I can almost count on one hand the numerous times this ability would have proven advantageous. Sure, you can fly, but I’ll be referring to you as a [INSERT RANDOMLY GENERATED INSULT HERE] while doing so. Also, the ability to disable vulgar language would be beneficial, just in case I get into a name-calling match with another 5-year old. Take that, you spam humping thighbone nibbler.

If you have found any and/or all of what I have written to be overtly offensive, then please follow me on twitter. We hope you had fun on your vacation Tony, good luck cleaning up this mess. I left your phone bill next to the garbage, which I also didn’t take out.

- Josh Hopkins, guest blogger

posted 9/5/08 at 4:31pm to Lulz · 0 replies · permalink

You know, an Apple one.

Excerpt from an actual email exchange I had today with my nephew, age 11:

Nephew:  Uncle Tony, I was wondering how much an apple laptop costs?
Me:  If you want an Apple laptop for school, you can get a MacBook for $999.
Nephew:  But how much would an apple laptop be not the macbooks just the regular one?

See, he doesn’t want a MacBook, he wants an Apple laptop.  Ah.  My mistake.

I feel confident that this kid has a job waiting for him at TechCrunch when he grows up.

posted 7/9/08 at 2:55pm to Lulz, Slightly Too Long For Twitter · 0 replies · permalink

Talking about language

Every time I get the itch to go back to grad school for an MFA, I realize that I’d have to spend two years of my life listening to people like Stephen Fry’s character in this skit

…and then the itch goes away.

posted 4/4/08 at 8:56am to Lulz, Writing · 0 replies · permalink

Match(game)maker

It struck me just now, out of absolute nowhere, that Dwight Schrute is quite possibly the love child of Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly.

Clearly I need to quit work for the day.  No more Genius will spill forth onto the page when my brain is spewing out that kind of randomness.

[50 bonus points if you laughed without having to Google any of the aforementioned people; 25 bonus points if you knew the names but had to Google photos for the full effect.]

posted 6/8/07 at 2:07pm to Lulz, Snark, Teevee · 0 replies · permalink