Tag archives for Keeks

Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Where is my John Wayne?

(At the bank, I'm being attended by "Saltine.")

Keeks: I have a very important question for you guys.

Me: Yeah?

Keeks: Where have all the cowboys gone?

Saltine: I will wash the dishes.

Keeks: While you go have a beer.

Saltine: Where is my John Wayne? Where is my prairie son?

Me: You ever notice the disdain dripping from her voice when sings that one line?

Saltine: heh, yeah.

Me: "I will wash the dishes, while you go have a beeeeer!"

Keeks: haha!

Saltine: Whatever happened to the Paula Cole Band?

Me: What?

Saltines: That's what they were called. The Paula Cole Band.

Me: I think they died on Dawson's Creek.

Keeks: Oh yeah?

Me: Yeah. That was one of the… uh, lost episodes.

Friday, December 16, 2005

And still more

Sister (reciting the guest list to tonight's Christmas party): …Keeks and Heath [a girl] her… umm… date?

Monday, December 12, 2005

Yeah, I'm not sure what to make of that

Minutes ago I was at my bank to cash in that jar of change on the dresser. $64.91. So I really did have enough to buy a Lulu.

At the bank, Keeks was trying to tell me something. I'm not sure, but I think she may have taken a vow of silence.

 

duff version:

Cashing out my change
I can afford a Lulu
Why can't Keeks talk?

Friday, December 2, 2005

Ok…

…not alone anymore. Now I'm hanging out in Sister's living room, in the dark, with Keeks.

Conclusions reached with Sister over a post-pizza cigarette

In the space of about ten minutes, Sister and I reached the following conclusions:

  • Sister's boss wants to be Madonna. (Her boss is male.)

  • Keeks also wants to be Madonna.

  • Sister works with Rasputin. (She's been shot, stabbed, burned, hanged, electrocuted, and poisoned. She still won't quit.)

  • The word "snatch" will make Sister giggle every time it's spoken.

  • Sister wants to be a "wanking assistant."

  • I like number two.

  • The Animatrix has one of the coolest soundtracks ever.

  • Marriedman's photo is indeed authentic, therefore he is indeed a hottie.

  • Sister has lost her nipples in an unfortunate frostbite incident.

  • My five year-old son is a pimp.

And this was just ten minutes. Imagine all the shit we come up with on a typical Friday night.

Sunday, October 2, 2005

No, no, no… this is how you talk about a party

Yesterday, Sister posted about a little impromptu mini-party at her place. In attendance were Sister and me, Meow, and the blogless Annie and Squidward. Also present were Keeks' breasts. Not the rest of her, mind you, just her breasts.

The following things may have happened:

  • Annie may have made several unsuccessful booty calls to her boyfriend

  • I may have explained some of the more disgusting circumstances of The Kid's birth

  • Approximately one-third of all available hamburgers may have been murdered rather than cooked

  • Tequila may have been drunk straight from the bottle

  • Meow may have taken off her sweater and stuck her hand down the front of her skirt

  • I may have been wearing an autographed pink cowboy hat

  • Squidward may have been wearing a fuzzy pink bucket hat

  • Keeks' breasts may have crawled into my shirt and assaulted Squidward

  • Keeks' breasts may have an official sound effect: Ka-pow!

  • I may have whipped Squidward with a fluffy pink riding crop

  • Sister, Annie, and Meow may have whipped each other repeatedly with that riding crop

  • Meow may have enjoyed being whipped far more than is healthy

  • An entire pan of really thin brownies may have been consumed

  • Sister and Squidward may have gone to the store for gummi bears

  • Squidward may have received a call from someone caller-id'd as "Cute Stephen"

  • Several bottles of Boone's Farm may have been rapidly drained

  • Other bottles of liquor may have been passed around to drink straight from the neck of the bottle

  • I may have adopted Squidward as my honorary little brother

  • Meow may have had sex with two stuffed animals

  • Other people may have later cuddled those stuffed animals in inappropriate ways

  • Those stuffed animals may have been named after Friends characters

  • Several people may have been handcuffed to bottles of liquor

  • Squidward and I may have discussed, at unusual length, the finer points of George Romero's zombie movies

  • Squidward may have worn a fuzzy pink Hello Kitty blanket as a cloak

  • If real life were Dungeons & Dragons, that cloak might have been called "Cloak of Unmanliness, +5"

  • I may have been just drunk enough to give relationship advice that was a little too honest

  • I may have worn a bridal veil

  • I may have been forced to fight off Meow in her attempts to apply lipstick that matched the bridal veil

  • There may exist photographic evidence of all of these events

Sticking to the party judging criteria I outlined in Vacanigans part 9, this party was not as good as it could have been because no one got naked. But again, little sister's party… nudity bad. And besides, God only knows what the hell those degenerates did after I left.

And Sister, I mean "degenerate" in the most affectionate way possible. We're doing that again next week, right?

Monday, September 26, 2005

Vacanigans*, part 9

*Subtitle: Wow, it only took me a month to finish talking about a week-long vacation!

The last day of my vacation was really anti-climactic, so I'm going to get that out of the way first. On Sunday, we did even more nothing. Maybe even less than nothing. We all slept late and spent the entire day in our pajamas. We watched some DVDs, snacked instead of eating actual meals, and spent hours playing video games. Mostly Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure and Tak 2: Staff of Dreams for GameCube. And that's really about it. Like I said, we just might have done less than nothing. This was the end of the vacation. The next day was back to work. Blech.

The real adventure of the weekend was Sister and Annie's housewarming party on Saturday. Late in the afternoon we loaded up the car with our beverages (mostly beer), the food (a tray of brownies and Girlfriend's superb taco dip), and our gifts for the girls.

We brought two gifts. Unfortunately, neither of them was a giant can of nacho cheese sauce. The "real" gift was something girly. Candles and lotions or some crap like that. I was just as surprised as the girls were. I forgot what it was immediately after they opened it.

The other gift was a giant box of liquor. Girlfriend and I cleaned out our cupboard and decided to give them the vast quantity of half-drunk booze bottles we'd accumulated over the years. Schnapps, gin, vodka, whiskey… we had a bottle of just about everything. And we were never going to use it. All we kept was my Jack Daniels and my Cuervo. I'll drink those. Everything else was just sitting around getting dusty. Anyway, our gift of inebriation was very well received. There were "oohs" and "ahhs," a few "holy shits," and I suspect a few erect nipples as well.

Not long after arriving, Sister casually slipped in something about The Grade School Teacher and her husband coming to the party. She always does that to me and, foolishly, I never see it coming. Grade School Teacher is one of my least favorite people. It never occurs to me that she'll be at any particular gathering, and Sister always "forgets" to mention it until after I'm already there.

As with most parties, there wasn't really any structured series of events. Nearly the entire party was everyone sitting around, slowly getting drunk, and laughing at each other. All total, there were fifteen or twenty people there. Among the guests were a few blogstars, including Sister of course, Giggs and husband, the inestimable Keeks, and even Meow. Meow is a third-shifter right now, so she looked a bit startled at having been dragged out into the light.

Highlights of the party, in no particular order, included:

  • Sister's friend "S" making an ass out of himself by attempting to describe how racially-oriented humor is only funny when it's offensive and genuinely racist

  • Giggs dog clawing up her brand new tent. Serves her right for owning a dirty, dirty dog.

  • Keeks arriving with a unique alcoholic treat - liquor soaked gummy bears. Leave it to Keeks to come up with something intoxicating that needs to be sucked to be appreciated.

  • The "little boy" who was hitting on Keeks. And doing so rather badly.

  • When Keeks' cellphone rang, I may have answered. I may have told the gentleman caller on the line that she couldn't talk at the moment because her mouth was full.

  • On a possibly related note, somebody or other placed Keeks in charge of pleasuring me. It wrote this down to make sure I wouldn't forget, but I forgot to write down any context. So feel free to make that as dirty as you want.

  • Somebody or other, probably Keeks, was appointed Official Whipped Cream Girl. (She wasn't the only one at this party, honest.)

  • The two strangers who walked in the front door and into the bathroom without saying a word.

  • Me twice sneaking over to the corner of the living room to remove all the country songs from Sister's iTunes playlist.

  • The bathroom door stays closed nicely on its own, but there is no latch. So every time I walked by, I opened the door and left it open. I was very entertained by this. Several other people were not so entertained.

There are probably many other entertaining things that happened, but that was a month ago, and I don't remember anything else. We ate, we drank, we laughed. We all had a great time, but I've been to better parties. After all, no one ended up naked. But then, this was my little sister's party, so it's not like I would've wanted that anyway.

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Friday, August 19, 2005

And tell her I sent you

At lunch time today, my sister Sister stopped by my office. She usually stops by for lunch once or twice a week. Today was the first time Keeks came along. A few minutes after they arrived, Keeks asked for advice.

See, last night she was at a guy friend's house and had quite a bit to drink. This morning she woke up hung over, naked, in guy friend's bed with guy friend, covered in blood, and no memory of how she got there.

"So, Fish… how should I handle this?" she said. I was too busy snickering and teasing her to actually give advice, so I thought maybe you, my all-knowing readers, could help her out a bit.

Got any suggestions? Let her know. Or maybe just tease her like I did.

Friday, April 22, 2005

Why do I get the feeling that some day I'll be describing this to a psychiatrist?

Ever have one of those days where you feel like a foreigner in your own home town? This was one of those days.

As soon as twelve o'clock rolled around, I hung a sign on my office door and scampered off to lunch. (Yes, I scamper. And I rather enjoy scampering.) Being Friday, the first order of business is a stop at the bank.

A day or two ago, I jokingly suggested that Keeks learn Blondie's Heart of Glass for her karaoke contests. Today she proudly told me that she really wants to learn it. If I had known she was taking requests, I'd have picked Brass In Pocket. Then I could sing More Than This. And then we could cry together.

My visit to the bank also included a brief discussion on which Happy Meal toys are most conducive to happiness.

Next stop, the lunchline at a grocery store deli. I made my salad and stood in line at the cash register. Two men in blue work shirts with embroidered names were wandering near me looking up at the ceiling. They were talking, but I wasn't listening to them until I picked up the word "teats." [Go nuts, -g.d. That sentence is just for you.] Apparently "teats" has something do with plumbing. The two made vague hand gestures and said things like "the lines run all through here, but there are no teats. We need to find teats." I'm certain that last statement is true on several levels.

On the way out of the store I saw a really shabby looking woman wearing a cellphone earpiece. I have no idea what her story is, but she looked odd. I associate those earpieces with busy, important people. She looked like neither.

There was another woman, this one stunningly beautiful. She was slender, tan, and knew how to dress. The only thing that marred her was the hideous look on her face. I'm sure you've seen pretty women with this look. It's that angry defensive look. The look that says "I'm hot and we both know it. We both also know that you don't have a chance, so don't even grin at me or I'll emasculate you." I understand that an expression like that is a defense mechanism, but it's ironic to see a woman who's obviously working hard to be simultaneously fabulous below the neck and forbidding above the neck.

In the parking lot there was a woman only slightly larger than an elf climbing out of a Lincoln Aviator. I'm quite serious when I say "climbing." I almost expected a man in coveralls to run up and attach a ladder to the side of her Winnebago-sized SUV. [What macho code name would be painted on her flight helmet, I wonder? My money's on Leprechaun.]

In the car on the way back to work I caught the last half of a radio ad for some Madison hotel. Near the end the announcer said "and don't forget fabulous Crawdaddy Cove." I don't know what that is, but I'll bet it isn't a cove and doesn't have anything to do with crayfish. Who thought the image of an upscale hotel would benefit from being associated with "crawdaddies?"

Back at the office I sat down with lunch and started reading news. Among today's ridiculousness: Soup Nazi brand soup is set to hit store shelves soon, Cops handcuffed a five year old for throwing a tantrum, and NASA is preparing to relax Shuttle safety rules. These are the same rules that were not meticulous enough to prevent the loss of both Challenger and Columbia.

This was 30 minutes of my day. All day long I was in this strange sort of mood. I felt as if I was seeing only the foolish side of everything. Most days I wallow in stupidity and banality. Today I just kept wondering what the hell went wrong.

Thursday, March 31, 2005

The look on her face warmed the cockles of my heart

There's this girl at my bank, let's call her Keeks. Keeks is supposed to set me up with a home-made (homemade? home made?) CD containing some very entertaining and slightly embarassing stuff. If she ever does come through, I'll be certain to post something or other about it.

But anyway, she still hasn't given me the disk. When I last walked into the bank, her first words to me were something like "sorry, I don't have the CD yet."

My response, with a touch of mock indignation, was "if you don't get me that disk, I'm gonna blog those camera phone pictures I took of your cleavage."

Shocked and bug-eyed, she says "what?!?"

I tell her "I'm only kidding!" She relaxes. I continue "I posted those last week."

"WHAT?!?"

I just laughed, but I didn't deny anything. She then assumed I was kidding, but she just doesn't know, now does she? heh, heh