When I was a child I would get angry at older people who mangled the proper names of certain commonly-used items or popular television programs. Damn, old people, I said as I struck them repeatedly over the head with the nearest blunt object, why can't you remember "Good Times," or the word "lawnmower?"
I was a kid. I did not know that old people had other worries, such as alien abductions.
I was a kid. I did not know that old people had other worries, such as alien abductions.
Earlier this evening I mistakenly referred to Bar Keepers Friend as Bartender's Friend. This is a common household item I use on a near-daily basis. I realized, upon discovering my error, that I have become that old person I often beat senseless for forgetting that it was "K.C. and the Sunshine Band," not "Casey's Sunshine Band."
Later tonight I will go to one of the more dangerous parts of the city and wait on a street corner for a fresh-faced youngster to come along. When this happens, I will say something about "Them Googles" and await my punishment.
It's called the Oval of Life.
It's called Poetic Justification.
[Bar Keepers Friend]
Later tonight I will go to one of the more dangerous parts of the city and wait on a street corner for a fresh-faced youngster to come along. When this happens, I will say something about "Them Googles" and await my punishment.
It's called the Oval of Life.
It's called Poetic Justification.
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