Oddness.
A post from Matthew's blog...Josh Priestley's auto-biography:
"Born into the trunk of an abandoned '63 Buick, it was obvious that Josh Priestley was bound for success. Growing up as a child, he supported himself as the owner and operator of a small-time Coney Island steamroller, loveably nicknamed 'RollerDeath', all the while saving up to get his college degree in 'steamroller innovation engineering'.
Currently in his spare time, Josh likes collecting JPEG images of steamrollers and handing out pamphlets on the street that outline the worldwide conspiracy behind diet mountain dew and the number 37.
Josh Priestley - a man of success. He invented the lightbulb. He built the Suez Canal. He identified the unibomber. And, for $9.95, he'll shine your shoes and level your driveway.
Ask your doctor if Viagra is right for you. Josh Priestley did, and it has made all the difference!"
I live for randomness.
Matthew is a very odd person. In a good way. :o)
In other news, I ordered the flowers for my wedding! They're from LoveFlowers. Here is my bouquet, and here are the bridesmaids' bouquets. They're so beautiful!
posted by Alyssa @ 2:08 PM
5 Comments:
Um, I'm not sure what to think of seeing this on a stranger's website. Do I know you?
Anyway, I cut and pasted this story from my cousins AIM profile, it wasn't my creation.
But seriously, who are you?
-Matt Priestley
Just a regular web surfer/blog reader. I found your blog through Neely's website (http://ardententhusiast.blogspot.com/), and I like it. The part I posted is particularly cool, funny as.
:o) Forgive me?
Haha, no it's totally cool, I just thought you were saying I was just weird. I wasn't mad at all, just kind of curious. Anyway, I like your site too.
:o) I was originally going to write 'In a good way. :o)' after the 'odd person' comment, but for some reason I didn't. I can't remember why. I'll put it in, so other people don't think that I think you're odd in a bad way. Weird is good. :o)
Those are such nice flowers!! And the Matt thing was hilarious. I got a dose of deja-vu and then realized I read it before :)
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