There's no part of that sentence I didn't like.

[dolari]

Quick story before "bed."

While taking recycing out, Dean spotted an Old Sega Genesis 2 sitting next to the dumpster with a few games. Not wanting to pass up the intense Blast Processing of 1989, Dean picked it up and in a few minutes it was up and running. The case was pristine, the games worked fine, we're guessing someone threw it out because it wasn't a PS2.

So while he was putzing around with it, I went to the truck to get some stuff out of it and when I returned, I saw on the TV screen....



THAT'S ME! ON THE TV! IN WHEEL OF FORTUNE! Strangely named Tim!. And without my glasses!

Holy cow, what an eerie eerie feeling. And what's scarier, is that while it may not look too much like me now, it's what I looked like in 1990 when this game came out.

::wonders if she can hack the graphics to add glasses. :) ::

Comments

[terriblelynne.livejournal.com]

There is a commercial where a nurse is talking about infections in premature babies. The nurse and baby are black. The baby looks EXACTLY LIKE ME. I mean, EXACTLY. Not like I look now, but it's like looking at a photocopy of my newbornish/in the hospital photo. And I wasn't a preemie. It's creepy.

[nathan-r.livejournal.com]

That's uncanny.