Me: Are we stopping back home first?
Sir: No. Do we need to?
Me: Just remembered I forgot my birth control.
Sir: You’re killing me, Smalls.
Chats
Convenient Girl
ChatSir: You’re just a little easy. That’s all, sweetheart.
Me: I’m not easy! I’m a convenient girl.
Guy: *sends dick pic*
Me: Thank you. While you enjoy an absolut cocktail in the interior illusions lounge, the judges and I will deliberate.
what she says: I’m fine.
what she means: In the sixteen years since the release of the Spongebob episode, “Tea at the Treedome,” and simultaneously, the introduction of Sandy Cheeks, only one thing has baffled me. Sandy is clearly rather intelligent, as we can plainly see, and later, confirm, in the episode, “Chimps Ahoy,” where we discover she works for the company Treedome Enterprises. She is an accomplished scientist and inventor, not to mention she is musically and athletically skilled. She must have gone to a prestigious school, and she ostensibly knows much about marine life, as she must have studied it extensively before she was assigned to her treedome in Bikini Bottom. That all said, it begs the question: how is she not immediately aware of Spongebob’s need of water for survival? In “Tea at the Treedome,” she invites her new friend to her treedome, but it does not occur to her that he is a sea creature and needs a constant supply of water, much like she requires air? It just does not add up. And she is not one to miss social cues, either, so why does she fail to notice Spongebob’s growing discomfort, and eventual desperation? It has been 16 years and I have not received closure on this gaping plot hole.
That Thing Where You Wake Up In The Same Place You Fell Asleep
ChatMe: I’m just running back to my place because Pup left some things of his there.
Pup’s Roommate: Where do you live?
Me: Oh just like on [address about a block away].
Pup’s Roommate: Wait, you live that close?
Me: Yeah, that’s how I end up here so often.
Pup’s Roommate: Is that why you’re here so early in the morning sometimes? I was wondering how you’re in the kitchen at like seven AM sometimes. But I guess you can just walk over so that kind of makes sense.
Me: No, ah. That’s because I, you know, slept here.
Love in the Time of Thesis
ChatSir: Goodnight, sweetheart.
Me: Gonna dream about you.
Sir: !
Me: Nah, gonna dream about stress probably but I still love you.
The Prophecy Was Right
ChatMe: I just don’t want someone thinking I’m a size queen. I’m not a size queen.
Pup: You’re just a size queen about height.
Me: I am not a size queen about height.
Pup: You date tall guys.
Me: Yeah, I do kind of date guys between 5’8 and 6’2. I like guys who are too tall for me.
Pup: See?
Me, later: *eating lunch*
Me, later: *remembers Sir’s mother basically once said the same thing*
Me, later: *realizes I am Sir’s mother*
Me, later: *chokes on salad*
The Golden Ratio
ChatBackground: So I’ve got a date coming up with a guy who seems really cool. I asked him out myself and I’m usually too shy to do that, so I’m pretty proud of myself. Also, he’s pretty good motivation to finish my thesis.
Me: Think of it this way. Three dicks plus three holes equals America.
Me: Or like three dicks:three holes is the golden ratio.
Pup: Your golden ratio is just one to one.
Me: Thats why it’s the golden ratio.
Pup: One?
Me: Yes.
And then I tried to flick a rubber band at him and hit myself with it.
ChatMe: I don’t know if I can drive a car that big.
Pup: Girls from my hometown do that. Little girl, big Ford F250.
Me: That sounds cute.
Pup: It’s a whole farm girl, independent, don’t-need-a-man kind of appeal.
Me: Sounds like me.
Pup: Honey, you need *two* men.
me last year: on my way to hotness, a little mentally unstable
me this year: hot as hell, completely off the rails