I'm not going to say what snarky comment I said, but I will say it did somehow involve Wild Salmon (Yay! Eco-Trust). Anyway, after I made my semi-snarky comment (not about the President) they announced that the man on my left was indeed, the husband of the president. Ooops.
But I am not really that worried.
1) He looked a bit like Robert Redford. RR is always nice. (See: The Natural)
2) He is from Boston, and Boston is the capital of snark.
3) After hitting 3 states in 3 days, I think he was too exhausted to even notice me. (He did however, notice the crab cakes. Quite a few times, in fact.)
And no, I'm not going to tell you where I went to college, I don't have time...I'm meeting CamiKaos for lunch.
8 comments:
ha ha! That's what you get for public snarkiness!
I always imagine that people like me better when I'm snarky... but I think I am probably deluding myself.
See you in like... 2.5 hours
Snark is fun.
Sorta related somewhat on topic: I love that the Eco Trust building in Portland has a big parking lot.
Ah, foot-in-mouth, not as tasty as one might think.
Crab cakes do sound good.
Enjoy lunch.
-Stu
bubbles: That's what I am going to call you from now on, k?
cami: God, I wish that tomorrow when I woke up, it would be today again. But perhaps with less lint.
aaron: I find it funny that you think the lot is big, I think it is tiny. But yes, snark is fun.
stu: Thank you. I think I can speak for Cami when I say: OMG, missburrows is awesome!
we had no crab cakes for lunch.
no cake at all in fact.
cakeless.
I am queen of offending people by saying inappropriate stuff!
I think it's fun.
Good job!
yes, let's start a club. the club of people who say funny stuff that pisses people off. only we could have a catchier name. like 'the foot-in-the-mouth gang'. no. wait. that's not cool at all.
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