Prostate cancer for dummies.

Maybe it’s just me. . .

It’s always just me, isn’t it. Me, me, me, me, me. It’s all about me.

Well, of COURSE it is. Whose journal is this, anyway?

If you don’t like my opinions, go away.

And when I want your opinion, I’ll give it to you.

I now return to tonight’s fascinating mind-belch:

I want to apologize to the absolutely unbelievably ancient woman in the bookstore tonight, who was offended when I laughed at one of the titles. I hope she doesn’t go home and have a heart attack because of me. I know I shouldn’t have found any humor in that title. It was rude and crude and socially unacceptable of me. My reaction was out of line. I’m so sorry.

But honestly. . . . “Prostate Cancer for Dummies?”


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Prostate cancer for dummies. — 8 Comments

  1. Prostate Cancer for Dummies. Too much.

    I was in the bookstore the other day, looking for the self-help books. The person working there told me, “They’re over there in Aisle 3. Just help yourself.”

  2. Prostate Cancer for Dummies. Too much.

    I was in the bookstore the other day, looking for the self-help books. The person working there told me, “They’re over there in Aisle 3. Just help yourself.”

  3. Nope, it’s not just you. That title is just too hilarious. There are some things that simply don’t fit the “dummies” look and feel.

    -G

  4. Nope, it’s not just you. That title is just too hilarious. There are some things that simply don’t fit the “dummies” look and feel.

    -G

  5. I work part time at a place I will call Buns and Noodles (giving full credit to Allison Bechdel) and remember the day I picked up a copy of Philosophy for Dummies…hell, what did I spend those six years and thousands of dollars on when there it was in my hand. And, considering that I have never opened a want ad section and seen the headline…”Wanted: One Philosopher” perhaps it would have prudent to have invested in that and major in computer technology.

  6. I work part time at a place I will call Buns and Noodles (giving full credit to Allison Bechdel) and remember the day I picked up a copy of Philosophy for Dummies…hell, what did I spend those six years and thousands of dollars on when there it was in my hand. And, considering that I have never opened a want ad section and seen the headline…”Wanted: One Philosopher” perhaps it would have prudent to have invested in that and major in computer technology.

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