I don’t know who he is but he should call me

Seriously. Louis CK, whoever the hell he is, should call me. We could hook up. It would be a good thing for the universe.

15 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. Lori
    Nov 30, 2008 @ 14:37:01

    Gads, woman, if I knew the guy, I’d bloody well introduce you. Forget the whole Viggo thing — a guy that emo you’d chew up within a couple of hours. This guy would probably just convert his horrifying, life-long relationship with you into material.

    :p

  2. daisyfae
    Nov 30, 2008 @ 14:47:13

    i think i’m in love – arm wrestle you for him?

    had to catch myself once standing in front of a microwave oven, cooking a baked potato in 10 minutes, saying “C’mon… hurry!”. (oh, and i do that thing on planes – it really is cool to be 5 miles up!)

  3. thebeadden
    Nov 30, 2008 @ 18:55:42

    Ha! Good one, Raincoaster. He’s a funny guy and how true. Instant gratification is king in this world. Hope you get to meet him…for the good of the universe and all. :)

  4. raincoaster
    Dec 01, 2008 @ 04:01:12

    Thank you.

    Now, can someone tell me when my blog turned into The Best Of YouTube?

  5. silverstar98121
    Dec 01, 2008 @ 05:33:56

    I love it. And I’m even older than he is and remember when things were even more primitive. I even remember when computers were nothing but green words on a black screen, and you had to dial into a special number to get to the library. I remember when McDonald’s was a big deal, and they advertised you could get a meal for less than a $1. They had to station somebody at home to cook, because you couldn’t buy your chicken already cooked at the grocery store. I remember all that.

  6. Bunk Strutts
    Dec 01, 2008 @ 07:22:09

    I remember having to start the lawn mower with a rope.

  7. raincoaster
    Dec 01, 2008 @ 08:50:15

    I remember having to round up and shear the lawnmowers every Spring.

  8. Philipa
    Dec 02, 2008 @ 23:06:15

    He is great!! Good find, Raincoaster. Who is he? I want to hear more from him that was so good.

    I used to have a phone that you had to dial and ourphone number was Tmworth 6247. Now you have so many numbers to dial it’s like a comedy sketch in itself calling London. Ah but in the real olden days you had people to connect you:
    Operator?
    Number please..
    Pennsylvania 6-5000
    Trying to connect you…

    The good old days. When you could telephone the bank and not speak to a machine making your life more simple….. for half an hour of wasted life.

  9. Philipa
    Dec 02, 2008 @ 23:09:18

    Oh and the payphones you could press button ‘B’ and get your money back.

  10. michaelm
    Dec 03, 2008 @ 03:34:47

    Gotta agree, Rain.
    This guy rocks.
    Like . . .totally.
    Should I ever meet him, I’ll gladly send him your way.
    Phunny stuff.
    ~m

  11. Bunk Strutts
    Dec 03, 2008 @ 04:11:46

    In telephonespeak we had a party line. Two paper cups with a waxed string.

  12. raincoaster
    Dec 03, 2008 @ 14:05:19

    You had string? Wow!

  13. Bunk Strutts
    Dec 03, 2008 @ 17:26:24

    We made it from bark fibers.

  14. G Eagle Esq
    Dec 03, 2008 @ 17:47:56

    err … your Grace …. one must allowances for Incisive Racoons

    I think he means bark fibREs

    Envious of the young Lady ApilihP’s youngness – unlike a certain Gray One, she will not remember recovering 4 Old Pennies, consequent upon pressing the hereinafore-mentioned “B” button

    Not too sure how to get an effective invite without an email address

  15. Philipa
    Dec 03, 2008 @ 20:41:32

    Herr Eagle – set up a hotmail account, Sir and drop me a line :-))

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