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Pictures and Commentary
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Jason and I had a ball at midnight, taking
pictures with his digital camera. We found a spot that had a cool
lighting and we took pictures of it. We were test subjects, of
course. So this one is me. Not a very good picture, but the lighting
is a natural effect. Very cool. |
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"Why, God, Why?! WHERE HAS ALL MY CHEESE GONE?!" |
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What is the meaning of life? Ah, yes
. . . 42 . . . |
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They're coming to get me! Finally! Oh, wait,
it's just the lamp. Dang. |
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They're trying to get me again! Oh, wait,
no, same lamp. Jeez. I've got to stop doing that . . . |
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Is that Jason up there, trying to be abducted by a street light?
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Hey! They're really trying this tim- oh, no,
another lamp . . . |
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It's Them! |
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Hey, mom? Yeah, could you turn my underwear
over in the over? I know, I just want the starch be really stiff. |
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Woe is me. [pause] Woe is me! [another
pause. looks around] I said WOE IS ME! Come on, people,
where's the love . . . |
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All I wanted was a hug. |
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Hey, baby, how you doin'?
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Yo. |
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Yeah, I sees you. You don' need ta messin'
no mo, foo. Da's right. |
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Jason, swinging from lampost to lampost, proclaims
himself kind of the, well, the lamposts . . . |
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Yes, that is just one picture with both of
us in it. |
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Steve (Jason), Moi, Mrs. Hickam, and Winnie, when Hickam came to speak to our school. |
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Dear Diary,
I met a kid with no dick today, and his name was Richard . . .
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