Film in Colorado

Neither of these photos is any good, but considering I was driving on snowy roads and lived to tell the tale says something.

This person has a sticker on their car that says "Film in Colorado". These stickers come from the Colorado Film and Video Association. According to their website, "The Colorado Film and Video Association (CFVA) is a professional association of film, video, digital media and multimedia professionals."

I guess they also sell bumper stickers.

I think the idea is that the stickers would somehow generate interest in, and raise awareness about the fledgling film industry in Colorado.

But here's the rub... This dude has his sticker, trying to bring film money and interest in to Colorado... but dude's got Iowa plates.

So I guess he's all for Hollywood money pumping into the Colorado economy... but heaven forbid his personal vehicle registration fees pay for improvements to Colorado roads and infrastructure.

When one just isn't enough

Guest Post!

This picture comes all the way from North Carolina where my good brother was kind enough to snap this funny picture:

We've all been there

And frankly, I think this solution is fairly elegant. I mean, how many times have you needed a screwdriver or scissors and not been able to find them?

Cajun whaaaaat?

decisions, decisions

As always, the trouble with the sweatpants/t-shirt combo is where to put that fantastic cell phone holster you've been rockin' lately....

what to do, what to do?

Management

Nothing says retail middle management like "Hey, let's go for a stroll around the building while the underlings deal with holiday crazy people"

Oh yeah?

Medicinal Purposes

You see, here in Colorado, we have legalized medical marijuana and made it super easy to get.

It appears to be interfering with my pizza guy's ability to slice pizza:

In Guy Time

At first I thought this was a misprint. Then I realized that the person at Netflix responsible for making these labels was kind enough to put this film in perspective. It was labeled for how long this movie feels for the male audience.

Forty-Nine Years

49 years of anger and paranoia... it should be lovely.

so confused

There are so many political messages here I can't really get a grip on what means the most to this person. If I try to boil it down, do I get:

1. A Dragon fearing, God fearing, anti-war, gay, native american, Obamaniac?

or

2. A peace loving native american who used to play Dungeons & Dragons but has settled into religious based parenthood and cares a great deal about the color spectrum?

I just don't know. I think the sticker that puzzles me the most is "Indian Country". The last time I checked, the word "Indian" is an incorrect and insensitive term for the groups of people that were native to this land before the europeans took over. I just don't get it.

$2500 Trash Can

The chairs in our lobby at work are very nice chairs from Jack Cartwright.

We also have a little candy dish where people can help themselves to a treat while they wait. I guess when people don't see a trash can readily available for their use, they devolve to the second grade mentality and stash it between the cushions.

nice... really nice.

Snuggie? nope. Slanket? nope.

Apparently THIS is the original.

At least that is what the box says. And this one is "like seen on TV". I present for your enjoyment...

THE COZY BLANKET!!!

No Comment

I mean really... what could I possibly say that this book cover doesn't say for itself?

I'm a geek

I'm even what some would call an Apple geek.

but these folks have me beat in all things Apple geekery

wrong

It's people like this that help me work on patience. Rant follows picture:



What kind of senseless idiot parks like this? If it was a Hummer... a real honest to goodness Hummer, I would almost - ALMOST cut him/her some slack. Real Hummers are REALLY big vehicles, and certainly hard to park. If this genius drove an H2 (read: glorified Suburban) I would again, ALMOST cut him/her some slack.

BUT NO. This rocket scientist drives an H3. This fine piece of automotive shite is built on the same chassis (GMT355) as the Chevy Colorado (The small pickup):



Which is only an updated version of the S-10:



From which we got Jimmy:




Which was re-badged as the Oldsmobile Bravada:




So in essence - this two-bit, good-for-nothing tool is driving a modernized (albeit boxy) Oldsmobile Bravada - hardly a large vehicle, and DEFINATELY park-able.

People like this give all Hummer drivers a bad name.

Disclaimer - I have a pretty strict rule about what pictures I post on this blog. I generally only post pictures that I have taken. So, the disclaimer is that the only picture I took in today's post is the first one. The others come from google's image search.

How can I title this?

Wyoming Rules?

Wyoming's God is Awesome?

Toyota Camry's God is awesome?

I know - the best title for this post is:

This is the type of thing you miss when you move "back east"

Best Funeral Lunch Ever

Yes, that's right, I love funeral potatoes. At this particular funeral there were seven varieties of this tasty dish(four pictured below). And yes, the one in the top-left corner has crumbled ruffles potato chips on top.

Best
Funeral
Lunch
EVER.

No... Really

I don't have anything against green Ford Tauruses, I promise.

This champion pulled up next to me at a traffic light yesterday. Not sure which I like better, the hubcaps, or the aftermarket chrome-ish skull rising from the hood. I think I just like that dude went through all that trouble on what I think is a grandma car. Just click on it for a better view of the FINE, FINE details.

And it shall be known as...

THE DEATH TAURUS!