It`s all about me.

All things outside of Burning Man.
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It`s all about me.

Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 12, 2007 1:01 pm

Finally. An opportunity to talk about myself.


I actually like speaking in front of large crowds. freakish, eh?

I do crossword puzzles in ink.

I would be a really good mom, but i'm cool with being a really good dad.

I am sometimes more perceptive than I would like to be.

I am fiercely loyal. sometimes, stupidly so.

I never play dumb... Well, maybe occasionally.

I am way too hard on myself.

I am a change agent.

I sometimes cross that fine line between assertive and aggressive.

I am not afraid to tell people that I love them or that they are full of crap.

I know a little bit about alot of things.

I am capable of being really mean and nasty, but I fight it. hard.

I am a lifelong Cubs fan. Do not laugh.

I have been known to hold a grudge.

I am lousy at forgiving myself.

I am an outdoor kind of guy.

I am a bargain shopper. to the point of obsession.

I am 32 flavors. and then some.



That`s all for now.
I`m sure I`ll think of more later....

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Post by Archantael » Mon Feb 12, 2007 1:09 pm

A lifelong Cubs fan? So you're into self-inflicted punishment then? Sheesh.

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Post by theCryptofishist » Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:05 pm

*yawn*
The Lady with a Lamprey

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Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:21 pm

Archantael wrote:A lifelong Cubs fan? So you're into self-inflicted punishment then? Sheesh.
Yep. Sigh. Kinda like bacon. A hopeless addiction.





oh yeah.



I Love Bacon.
(And I will eat turkey bacon if the non-kosher variety is un-available.)

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:35 pm

theCryptofishist wrote:*yawn*
I have a soothing, calming effect on some people.

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Post by Archantael » Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:41 pm

EvilDustBooger wrote:
theCryptofishist wrote:*yawn*
I have a soothing, calming effect on some people.
I guess someone has to make up for SED's presence. It might as well be you!

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 12, 2007 3:03 pm

SED?

One of my favorite people on eplaya.

But:

It`s not about Him.

It`s about Me.

So just put it out of your mind.

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Post by unjonharley » Mon Feb 12, 2007 4:39 pm

EvilDustBooger wrote:
theCryptofishist wrote:*yawn*
I have a soothing, calming effect on some people.


\/
So in a word "boring"?

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Post by BAS » Mon Feb 12, 2007 6:32 pm

I like the kitty-cat...! :D


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Do things that have never been done."
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Post by EvilDustBooger » Tue Feb 13, 2007 6:25 am

unjonharley wrote: \/
So in a word "boring"?
Unjon! Harley! I am a little suprised at you!

I may be bored, but I am NEVER boring.

And what are YOU going to be bringing to my party?
...it`s just a little "un-burner like" for you to come rolling in here
twirling those big ol` floppy man-paisties around like a B-52, smoking god knows what - right on top of that oxygen bottle - right next to the propane tank...And YOU want ME to entertain YOU ??

Actually, if that isn`t entertaining, it`s some odd form of sexual harrassment;... and getting more and more burner-like... as I am transfixed ...by your man boobs.
This isn`t going so well.

Here I build this beautiful little shrine to discuss the more important aspects of my world,
and all you are worried about is being entertained.

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Tue Feb 13, 2007 6:33 am

I like the Kitty-cat...! :D
BAS.
This is why I come to the eplaya.
A little positive reinforcement.
A tiny shred of dignity.
A small scrap of humanity.

Thank you.
You can pet my pussy anytime.

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Post by unjonharley » Tue Feb 13, 2007 7:45 am

EvilDustBooger wrote:
unjonharley wrote: \/
So in a word "boring"?
Unjon! Harley! I am a little suprised at you!

I may be bored, but I am NEVER boring.

And what are YOU going to be bringing to my party?
...it`s just a little "un-burner like" for you to come rolling in here
twirling those big ol` floppy man-paisties around like a B-52, smoking god knows what - right on top of that oxygen bottle - right next to the propane tank...And YOU want ME to entertain YOU ??

Actually, if that isn`t entertaining, it`s some odd form of sexual harrassment;... and getting more and more burner-like... as I am transfixed ...by your man boobs.
This isn`t going so well.

Here I build this beautiful little shrine to discuss the more important aspects of my world,
and all you are worried about is being entertained.


\/
Now, I know you feel a lot better talking about me.. Don't you?

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Tue Feb 13, 2007 8:38 am

...roger that UnjonHarley.

And I would have no problem being your upwind camping neighbor.


Here`s lookin` at... yours.





But we`re drifting way off topic here...

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Tue Feb 13, 2007 2:20 pm

I adore the word "Bouillabaisse".

Though I don`t particularly care for the substance.
I say it quite often and I misuse it frequently because I love the way it feels when it pops out of my lips. (the word)
It exudes a certain primal power when masterfully spoken I think.
It`s a beautiful, colorful word that demands immeadiate attention from all who hear it.
I really wish it meant something other than fish soup.

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Post by dana » Tue Feb 13, 2007 4:10 pm

EvilDustBooger wrote:

Actually, if that isn`t entertaining, it`s some odd form of sexual harrassment;... and getting more and more burner-like... as I am transfixed ...by your man boobs.

This isn`t going so well.
Hey, SED's got nothing on someone who can turn such well crafted prose!


And it is a nice little shrine....
it's the little beast giving cat massage that really makes it!

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Wed Feb 14, 2007 7:51 am

dana wrote: it's the little beast giving cat massage that really makes it!
I have a really good relationship with a middle aged (circa 1992) grey tabby named "Ritty".
We`ve been through a lot together... Helped each other through some tough times.
Sometimes when I go for a walk in the evenings, Ritty will "track" me through the neighborhoods along the edges of the various yards and ditches along the route. I`ve been startled a couple of times by how far he will go to stay with me. On a particularly quiet night, occasionally he will walk along right beside me like a well trained dog would. I love my Ritty. I was totally bowled over one night a while back when I was sitting outside with a friend chatting, and Ritty walked by and crossed over to the corner of the front gate, did a handstand on his 2 front paws and shot a powerful 3-4ft. stream out of his backside, dousing his "territory" quite thoroughly. He then, like a powerful chinese acrobat, slowly, gracefully lowered himself back down, and gave us a look like "Do Sumthin` Aboud it" He is quite the macho little man for a "fixed" kitty...but maybe I`m just projecting.

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Post by dana » Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:52 pm

EvilDustBooger wrote:
dana wrote: it's the little beast giving cat massage that really makes it!
I have a really good relationship with a middle aged (circa 1992) grey tabby named "Ritty".
We`ve been through a lot together... Helped each other through some tough times.
Sometimes when I go for a walk in the evenings, Ritty will "track" me through the neighborhoods along the edges of the various yards and ditches along the route. I`ve been startled a couple of times by how far he will go to stay with me. On a particularly quiet night, occasionally he will walk along right beside me like a well trained dog would. I love my Ritty. I was totally bowled over one night a while back when I was sitting outside with a friend chatting, and Ritty walked by and crossed over to the corner of the front gate, did a handstand on his 2 front paws and shot a powerful 3-4ft. stream out of his backside, dousing his "territory" quite thoroughly. He then, like a powerful chinese acrobat, slowly, gracefully lowered himself back down, and gave us a look like "Do Sumthin` Aboud it" He is quite the macho little man for a "fixed" kitty...but maybe I`m just projecting.
That's funny!
My friend Jean is the only other person I've heard of that takes cats for "walks".

Maybe not completely projecting. I think animals definitely have personalities - they just can't reflect on themselves. They'll never think to themselves "Damn I cool!!!" They just do it.... and then move on. (which of course makes them decidedly cool.)

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:55 am

dana wrote: They just do it.... and then move on. (which of course makes them decidedly cool.)
I like how cats just roll with reality as it unfolds before them.
GODZILLA!.. could appear from behind a tree, breathing fire and roasting houses, and a kitty would still have the same reaction as it would to say...a barking chihuawa. It would recoil for a fraction of a second, and then simply haul ass, take cover somewhere, and have everything forgotten in about 15 minutes.
But no. Not me. Things that happened 30 years ago can still pucker my butt cheeks up like it was happening today.

I`d like to tweek my reality abit.
That`s probably why I get such a kick out of the movie "Mystery Men",

... and the reason I auditioned to become the next "Maytag Repairman".

.... that would be a sweet change. Image





































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Post by BAS » Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:06 am

... and the reason I auditioned to become the next "Maytag Repairman".

:?: :idea: They still looking? I hadn't heard anything about this... ('course, they probably aren't looking anywhere I can afford to go to, but I'm still curious.)


Good luck, EDB!


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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:56 am

BAS wrote:
... and the reason I auditioned to become the next "Maytag Repairman".

:?: :idea: They still looking? I hadn't heard anything about this... ('course, they probably aren't looking anywhere I can afford to go to, but I'm still curious.)


Good luck, EDB!


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Thanks BAS.
There were cattle call auditions in several major cities, I`m not sure if they are all over with or not.
Mine was on Saturday in Tulsa. We were lucky to have auditions here because of a large Whirlpool plant located here.
I believe there is still a day or 2 left to get a 1 minute audition tape to them via the mail. Details are on Maytag.com under "Help Wanted", but I couldn`t get the site to come up today,...technical difficulties I suppose.

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Post by BAS » Mon Feb 19, 2007 8:02 am

Thanks. I found the site (YAY! My search-engine-fu worked!)

Hmm. I think I will be heading down to Chicago tomorrow. (Talk about finding out about something at the last minute! :wink: ) IIRC the Navy Pier isn't too hard to find (even for me).

I haven't been able to get excited about most of the other job leads I've come across, and a washing machine spokesman sounds like it could be fun! At worst, it will get me out of the apartment.

Thanks for the lead!
8)



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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 19, 2007 8:20 am

Break-A-Leg BAS!

They are looking for funny, reliable, dependable, youthful, outgoing...

...all condensed into 1 minute.

....geez, they want it ALL don`t they!?! :P

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Post by BAS » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:44 am

EvilDustBooger wrote:Break-A-Leg BAS!

They are looking for funny, reliable, dependable, youthful, outgoing...

...all condensed into 1 minute.

....geez, they want it ALL don`t they!?! :P
Hmm. Don't know about youthful (at age 43)..., or reliable, dependable, uh... Oh what the heck! I'll give it a try anyway!

Yeah, they don't want much, do they?! :wink:


Thanks!


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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:55 am

BAS wrote: Don't know about youthful (at age 43)
I`m older than you.
...I think they are more interested in mature "young at heart" types.

(25 and up)

...with any luck we both will fit nicely into that category.







But I must say...if YOU wind up getting this job now,...


....I am going to be SO pissed! :P

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Post by BigCock » Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:40 pm

'cause this is supposed to be all about YOU, right?

Getting pissed doesn't sound too bad .....
Here's to E'Ville and his bright and tidy future at Maytag!

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Post by BigCock » Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:56 pm

dana wrote:I think animals definitely have personalities - they just can't reflect on themselves. They'll never think to themselves "Damn I cool!!!" They just do it.... and then move on. (which of course makes them decidedly cool.)
I reflect upon how cool I am all the time, and I am certainly an animal. References available upon request, baby.

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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 19, 2007 2:11 pm

BigCock wrote:'Here's to E'Ville and his bright and tidy future at Maytag!
*~Klink~*

....thanks BC.
I bet I could really clean up working for Maytag!



~drool~

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Post by BAS » Mon Feb 19, 2007 2:40 pm

But I must say...if YOU wind up getting this job now,...


....I am going to be SO pissed! Razz
:lol: If I get the job instead of you, I'll have to buy you a drink (or, maybe, a washing machine...?)!

If either of us gets it, I will be happy!

I honestly have no idea of what I can do in a minute which would make them pick me. (Darn! Its not long enough for me to come up with a version of "the Aristocrats" to tell them.)


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Post by EvilDustBooger » Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:03 pm

BAS wrote:
But I must say...if YOU wind up getting this job now,...


....I am going to be SO pissed! Razz
:lol: If I get the job instead of you, I'll have to buy you a drink (or, maybe, a washing machine...?)!

If either of us gets it, I will be happy!

I honestly have no idea of what I can do in a minute which would make them pick me. (Darn! Its not long enough for me to come up with a version of "the Aristocrats" to tell them.)


B.

Whoever gets it will have EARNED it - I have no doubt.

It`s a pretty bloodthirsty process ...choosing national icons for huge advertising campaigns.
I know I am up to the challenge,... lord knows I`ve had to jump through some hoops before, but I just don`t know if I attracted attention enough to get a real shot at showing them what I can do. I just gave it my best shot, and if I get another screening , I will be a MANIAC trying to give them what they want...


Best of luck BAS.

I mean that. :wink:

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Post by BAS » Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:16 pm

Thanks.

What do they have you do in a minute?!? I've never tried one of these things before-- its kind of like Burning Man in that it is something I have thought about trying for a long time, so I figure I should finally get around to acting on it....

(P.S.: My dad thinks it is a bad idea and a waste of my time to try out, since I am too fat for the part. I'll probably still go, I think.)

And, since this is all about you, how about this as a quote for your picture?
"I am a white cat, you are wearing black, what better place for me than your lap?"
(Or something like that.)


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