September 28, 2011

  • Michaelscope!

    Every now and then I like to do a post about myself. Perhaps it's because I'm self involved, self centered and a bit narcissistic. Or maybe it's because I get new readers and like to kinda reintroduce myself every now and then. Or maybe I see somebody else do a similar post about themselves and I steal the idea from them. Of course it could also be because I have nothing to write about. Or maybe it is just a combination of all of the above. But, here are some facts that you might not know about me that you wouldn't know unless you actually knew me.

    • The only time I'm ever late is for my period. I HATE being late for anything. My thinking is that I don't like to keep people waiting as I know how much I hate to be kept waiting. I'm not just on time, but normally I'm chronically early with everything I do. Even when I don't work overtime at work, I'm still 20-30 minutes early. If I'm invited to a party, I show up right on time; for example if the invite says anytime after two, well I'm there at two. I like to party so usually I'm the first one there and the last to leave. I don't overstay my welcome though; I will usually leave within minutes of the previous person leaving.
    • I have not missed a day of work in nearly four years, Monday November 19, 2007 to be exact. I don't mean to toot my own horn (although I would if I could) but I'm about as reliable as the sunrise and sunset. This was one of the things that my mom really instilled in us; we don't miss school unless we were dead. Well, that attitude stood with me as I became an adult and joined the workforce.
    • I've never admitted this on here, but I live in my parents old house. Pathetic, no? I guess you can say I kinda waited things out, but honestly it's not much of a wait when one of the parents (my dad) dies when you are four. Shit, that's half the battle right there! My mom got cancer when I was 23 and died a few months after I turned 24. I remember before she got sick, I was thinking about moving out, but once she got sick, things changed. And it's not like I totally freeloaded into the house; when she died she still owed something like $130,000 on the house.
    • Back in the October of 1997, I got a job working in a haunted house. It was actually a haunted clown house and I actually wasn't working inside the house but outside of it. My job was to let customers into the house and entertain people in the line. I was half-assed dressed like a clown, meaning I wore a clown wig, a clown suit and clown shoes but no make up. I developed my own character in which I would heckle people in the line by yelling at them, taunting them, and making fun of them. I was totally pompous and obnoxious. I called myself "Heckels The Clown" (intentionally misspelling the name) and it was the most fun job I've ever had. Too bad it was only temporary and paid just $6 an hour.
    • I'm generally a night owl, although 11 months of overtime have forced me into going to bed much earlier then I like. My energy level peaks at night and usually it takes me 20-45 minutes to fall asleep each night and often times I wake up and have trouble falling back to sleep. I do like being up late though.

    So there now you know just a little bit more about me. What's that, you don't give an ever living shit? Well fuck you, I mean would it fucking kill you to a least pretend to care? Just fucking humor me a little bit, would ya?

    Wait. Did I just say that I get a period?

Comments (7)

  • You're a Cubs fan, right? We were watching a documentary called "Catching Hell" last night. Have you seen it? I didn't know that even happened during the World Series. Very sad.

  • yeah, im a huge cub fan. It actually happened in the National League Championship Series and not the World Series as the Cubs haven't been to the World Series since 1945. I remember everything about that day very vividly so I didn't need to watch the documentary. All I know is that it was not his fault in the least and I wish people would leave him alone and that includes ESPN which has done several specials on that incident.

  • LOL. You're so funny. I actually enjoy reading these sorts of posts when the people are actually entertaining and interesting. :) You are. I, too, am chronically early. My daughter hates that. When she played softball during the summers we would arrive for practice 30 minutes early and have to sit and wait on even the coach... I'd much rather be waiting on someone than have someone waiting on me.... so I leave early enough to possibly compensate for say... a flat tire or something.

    One year, in high school, we went through all the haunted houses and spook trails in our area with the sole intention of scaring the shit out of the people trying to scare us... it was the most fun Halloween I can remember...

  • Thanks! Yeah, that is exactly why I leave early too, you never know what you might run into..........traffic most likely or any number of other things.

  • I'm like that regarding being on time. I hate waiting for others. I'm always on time or early. I used to be early for work too but I got that "under control" and try to stay at home a few minutes longer.

    Nice to "meet" you by the way

  • Nice to meet you; thanks for the comment.

  • Your reliability is awesome & will get you far in life!

    "Half of life is just showing up."

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