My wife’s company used to send her out of state occasionally. The first time this happened, early on in our relationship, I decided to send flowers to her place of work. So I went to a florist shop. After choosing the display I wanted to send, I went to the cashier to pay and and give the address where they should be sent. “How do you want the card signed?” she asked.
Thinking it would keep a bit of spice in the nascent relationship, I said, “Just leave it blank.”
She got angry at that; her jaw tightened. “Sir,” she intoned, “We do NOT send out flowers without some sort of signature; not from THIS shop. I need at least your first name. WHAT IS YOUR NAME?”
Well, I could see I was defeated on that issue, so I said, “OK – my name is Anon.” (I made it rhyme with “cannon.”)
“Anon?” she repeated. “I’ve never heard of that name. How do you spell it?”
“A, N, O, N,” I told her. She gave me a slight nod of superiority, that I couldn’t beat HER, and wrote it down.
I have a funny true story from years ago. I walked into my 15-year-old son’s room, and noticed a bottle on the shelf; the label said “Love Oil”. WHAT!! He’s only 15!! I picked up the bottle, and realized I’d only seen part of the label. It actually said “Glove Oil”. It was for his baseball mitt, lol.
eromlig almost 4 years ago
Another true story:
My wife’s company used to send her out of state occasionally. The first time this happened, early on in our relationship, I decided to send flowers to her place of work. So I went to a florist shop. After choosing the display I wanted to send, I went to the cashier to pay and and give the address where they should be sent. “How do you want the card signed?” she asked.
Thinking it would keep a bit of spice in the nascent relationship, I said, “Just leave it blank.”
She got angry at that; her jaw tightened. “Sir,” she intoned, “We do NOT send out flowers without some sort of signature; not from THIS shop. I need at least your first name. WHAT IS YOUR NAME?”
Well, I could see I was defeated on that issue, so I said, “OK – my name is Anon.” (I made it rhyme with “cannon.”)
“Anon?” she repeated. “I’ve never heard of that name. How do you spell it?”
“A, N, O, N,” I told her. She gave me a slight nod of superiority, that I couldn’t beat HER, and wrote it down.
My wife still has the card.
monkeysky almost 4 years ago
Singleton has some really incredible artwork, actually. These two series are probably my favourites:
http://andysingleton.co.uk/emotional-states
http://andysingleton.co.uk/mini-nebula-series
And of course:
http://andysingleton.co.uk/paper-dragon
pearlsbs almost 4 years ago
Holy chitin, Batman!
Templo S.U.D. almost 4 years ago
Was it Monsieur Matisse himself who noticed his masterpiece was upside-down and told the museum curator(s) that mistake?
jpsomebody almost 4 years ago
So, some guy made a really sheety dragon?
Gent almost 4 years ago
Holy sparkling guano, Batman!
James Wolfenstein almost 4 years ago
Upside down?? Who can tell the difference??? They’re all wrong. It’s sideways!!
UmmeMoosa almost 4 years ago
You could say he took origami to a whole new, unimaginable level.
bryce.gear almost 4 years ago
Just what we all need, sparking guana.
JDP_Huntington Beach almost 4 years ago
Bat poop Sparkles? Bat Poop Sparkles! Here, I’ve been telling everybody it was Unicorn Poop and Fairy Dust!
ForrestOverin almost 4 years ago
Sparkling Bat Poop. Film at 11.
khmo almost 4 years ago
You could hang that Matisse in any direction and not make a difference. Did the framer do it right in the first place? We’ll never know.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Is this why vampires in Twilight Sparkle?
BearsDown Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Sparkling poop below is how I could tell bats had moved into the bat house I made for them. They are excellent, natural insect controllers.
J Short almost 4 years ago
Bowel Bling.
dv1093 almost 4 years ago
The “Le Bateau” incident just means that it was a “Le POS”. And on that topic, bat poop is called guano.
pearlsbs almost 4 years ago
I don’t care if it sparkles, I’m guano leave it alone.
e.groves almost 4 years ago
Happy Birthday, Abe.
zippykatz almost 4 years ago
I have a funny true story from years ago. I walked into my 15-year-old son’s room, and noticed a bottle on the shelf; the label said “Love Oil”. WHAT!! He’s only 15!! I picked up the bottle, and realized I’d only seen part of the label. It actually said “Glove Oil”. It was for his baseball mitt, lol.
Huckleberry Hiroshima almost 4 years ago
The epic “Caca At the Bat” comes to mind.
Take care, may Jovian cricket champion M&^$%!@Glumzord be with you, and gesundheit.
paranormal almost 4 years ago
It didn’t matter which way Mr. Matoosse paper cut was hung. It didn’t look like anything either way…
Andylit Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Second Law of Art, Elantu’s Law ‘If the artist has to explain what it means, then it’s not art.’
“It’s not art, it’s a failure. Instead of universal symbolism or universal language, it’s gibberish. Or a con job!”
Buckeye67 almost 4 years ago
Andy has way too much time on his hands.
BeniHanna6 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
And that is why, I feel, that modern art is all about a person who has a dynamic personality and a wealthy sponsor.
Scott S almost 4 years ago
After a biker got a mouthful of butterflies he sh*t in Technicolor for a week.
Stephen Gilberg almost 4 years ago
Who needs a paper tiger when…?
spaced man spliff almost 4 years ago
Try hanging it sideways. Now, everybody’s happy.
Jogger2 almost 4 years ago
Which version of the Matisse did Ripley’s Believe It or Not show today? The correct orientation or the upside down orientation?
namelocdet almost 4 years ago
I’m sure bat poop doesn’t smell like sparkles.
Craig Westlake almost 4 years ago
Hmmm, makes you think about those vampires that sparkle in the Twilight stories…
the humorist formerly known as Hotshot1984 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Bats might be able to get along with unicorns, together they can make sparkled rainbows