Grown men should never quote a Will Ferrell movie or call their mother's
'mommy' unless she controls his trust fund. The love of jam bands, canned
domestic beer, and checkered Vans are a
young man's game and best left to those without mortgages.
Scooting to work, buying used furniture and wearing small underpants
are only acceptable if you're gay or Parisian.
Look in the mirror - this is the youngest you're ever going to be.
These are the fewest liver spots and the least unwanted hair you're ever going to have. Soon you're going to be injecting your face
with fat from your own bottom just to feel sex-worthy to store clerks and Pastor Todd.
So, go out and seize the day!
Self-medicating comes in handy when you finally realize doctors will
always let you down, just like your Dad and Pastor Todd. Treating
yourself is both time and cost efficient, because Popov is cheaper than
Zoloft and CVS employees have the brainpower of bacon.
If you're not into chemicals try self-medicating with junk food, cardio
or masturbation.
It's the thought that counts, which is good news because high school
dropouts aren't exactly raking in the coin and accountants don't have
fertile imaginations. The thought counts more than spending a month's
paychecks on another Precious Moments statuette for May-Mah or than
trying to figure out a birthday gift for Todd, the pastor that
has everything.
It's the thought that counts, unless the thought is an
inappropriate one about a minor or sibling, then it's the keeping your
hands to yourself that's more important.
Always expect the worst from people and you'll never be disappointed,
surprised or incorrect. Expect Pastor Todd to ogle your
ladies, don't blink when your landlord shows up on Watchdog.com and
cheat on your boyfriend before he cheats on you.
Expecting the worst means you'll always be right, which will make you feel smart and therefore virile.