I was sent this link about a lady who suffered from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and heard about some brain surgery that is supposed to help. She did the research and then thought she would perform the surgery on herself with a handheld construction drill. The surgery didn’t go well when she pierced the brain membrane and had to be taken to the hospital (she is okay now). I guess she should have also bought the countersink drill bit. I don’t know much about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, but there has to be something more wrong with you if you are willing to drill into your own head.
Honestly!?!
Imagine the conversation with the customer service rep. at Canadian Tire: “What drill and drill bit would you recommend for do-it-yourself brain surgery?” Or imagine that crazy Canadian Tire guy from there commercials explaining the benefits of this new product to his neighbour: “I’ll Start with you.”
I started regularly watching The Office on NBC about a month ago and it rocks. It is creative, unique, well written and extremely funny. I have to admit, I thought my friend Mike was crazy when he told me about this show several months ago. But it has grown on me and I now admit I was wrong.
So here is my official admission and confession: “Hi my name is Bryce and I’m an Office fan.”
As with many people, one of favoriteite characters (next only to Steve Carell’s character) is Dwight Schrute. He is hilarious!!! You can check here to read his characters weekly Blog. Could you imagine working with this guy everyday?
I got up early this morning to do some work on a paper for school and although I not complaining about the weather we are having in Alberta this winter, I want the sun back in the morning. It is always incredibly depressing to wake up to darkness outside, it just makes me want to go back to bed.
Anyway, enough complaining and I should back to that paper.
This sign should say “Police Notice: Foot In Mouth Disease.”
I just had one of those days that I put my foot in my mouth in a major way (not sure if I need the “Jaws of Life” to get it out). I guess it is a good reminder that I am human – at least that it what my foot tastes like.
How I will miss President David Palmer. He was one of my favourite characters on 24 and with his death in the first episode, I am deeply saddened by the loss. If you noticed in a previous post, I turned out to be the now late President Palmer in one of those internet quizzes.
24 is an amazing show, but to be honest I wish they would have killed Bauer’s daughter Kim instead, who is completely annoying (only surpassed by CSI Miami’sHoratio Crane).
Interestingly enough, when we began watching it Sunday Night and I saw Palmer on the screen I said to my wife: “I am so glad he is in this season, this show wouldn’t be the same without him.” Then literally seconds later he was shot in the head. Only on 24!!! Although I am not complaining too much, as that is why this show is so incredible. 24 surpasses the normal drivel and predictability of most TV dramas.
Anyways, David (we were on a first name basis) you will be missed, but your sacrifice was for the good of the never predictable 24.
I was sent this link about a lady who suffered from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and heard about some brain surgery that is supposed to help. She did the research and then thought she would perform the surgery on herself with a handheld construction drill. The surgery didn’t go well when she pierced the brain membrane and had to be taken to the hospital (she is okay now). I guess she should have also bought the countersink drill bit. I don’t know much about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, but there has to be something more wrong with you if you are willing to drill into your own head.
Imagine the conversation with the customer service rep. at Canadian Tire: “What drill and drill bit would you recommend for do-it-yourself brain surgery?” Or imagine that crazy Canadian Tire guy from there commercials explaining the benefits of this new product to his neighbour: “I’ll Start with you.”
I started regularly watching 
