Plato |
Wednesday, 19. June 2002
cute old man
Plato
00:14h
Today at my job I had to work a banquet. It was a room filled to the brim with 60+ year olds. And if you wouldn’t have guess, they had an eight piece polka band playing as the entertainment. At the front of the band stood their singer. He was wrinkled and skinny and glasses slipping down to the tip of his nose. He had to be at lest 85 or 90 years old. Anyway, in the first song he sang he muttered a lot and forgot a lot of the words as the band played on. But he was smiling the whole time. The only words that I could understand were in the chorus, which he remembered every time. He would sing "happy, happy, happy.” And he was. It was one of the cutest things I have ever seen. Tell it like it is my elderly, glaucoma ridden, social security check collecting brotha. ... Link |
Online for 8300 days
Last modified: 5/11/02, 6:08 AM Status
Youre not logged in ... Login
Menu
Search
Calendar
Recent updates
Demosthenes would vomit up his
pebbles Salagadoola mechicka boola bibbidi-bobbidi-boo Put 'em together and what...
by Plato (8/15/06, 11:28 PM)
Things that make me happy:
Not necessarily in this order... Playing my violin. Writing....
by Plato (5/21/06, 8:33 AM)
How does one respond? How
does a broken entity react to a situation that...
by Plato (5/21/06, 7:50 AM)
fortune cookie says:
"a letter of great importance will reach you soon."
by Plato (2/21/05, 8:59 AM)
“I am done with great
things and big plans, great institutions and big success....
by Plato (1/6/05, 3:16 AM)
Here’s a little story for
the kiddies out there who frequent the local taverns...
by Plato (12/7/04, 4:23 AM)
"Men were designed for short,
nasty, brutal lives. Women are designed for long, miserable...
by Plato (12/7/04, 12:13 AM)
fortune cookie says:
‘if
you can shape it in your mind, you will find...
by Plato (11/4/04, 12:09 AM)
I am going insane. Due
to my surgery I have become bedridden. This means...
by Plato (9/10/04, 3:31 PM)
fortune cookie says:
'Happier days are definitely ahead for you, struggle has ended.'
by Plato (3/30/03, 9:34 PM)
|