Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Just a thought

My mind is restless, I earned the right to sleep in this morning. Due to the nature of my wifely duties last night it was deemed to dirty to disclose. Needless to say I need to rain check a sleep-in day. Should I schedule a doctor's visit over rug burns?

Since the crack ass of dawn at 0'dark 30 today I've just had a series of random thoughts. The impulse to stuff them away and ignore them like a normal person was beyond me. I suffer from lack of inner monologue. I honestly have to work extra hard not to say what I'm thinking. Actually I'm bullshitting, I am lazy. It's easier not to filter as much and say what you are thinking. At times it's liberating. Picture being able to tell someone that they're being a jackass to their face. While still visualizing, imagine the jackass kicking you in the stomach. That brings me to the next point, be prepared for the fall out of your lack of keeping your trap shut! When I was younger I didn't understand why girls always wanted to kick my ass. Now that I'm older I found ways to express myself without coming to blows:

1. Be nice nasty. It's not about what's being said, it's how you say it. "I'm not saying you're a whore. All I'm saying is that it is perceived that you have slutty tendencies. You have one too many pictures of penises on your Blackberry and you don't buy groceries anymore!"

2. Pretend like you are part of the moral police. "Is that where you want to be when Jesus comes?"

3. Honesty is the best policy. Often times we don't speak up because we think it's none of our business. Damn that! Tell the truth. "You are not wearing that dress! I can see you c-section scar, and when did you get shot?"

4.
Take a karate class.

5. Agree to disagree. You can't convince the unconvincable. (it's a word now) Stupid is as stupid does. Cliche saying be-gating another cliche saying. Bumper stickers!

the question of the day

Do we gain or lose tact when we age?



the word of the day

tac·it

[tas-it] Show IPA
–adjective
1.
understood without being openly expressed; implied: tacit approval.
2.
silent; saying nothing: a tacit partner.
3.
unvoiced or unspoken: a tacit prayer.


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