Most people don't realize just how big of a problem this is. Look what my publicist just sent me.
And then after your family maims you, look what society does next, after you pull yourself up from despair, single-handedly, literally.
Friday, August 31, 2007
In too Depp
Thursday, August 30, 2007
...Holy Sh@#!!!
Talk about freaky. I was about to leave for a tour around town when I realized I forgot my change purse for the parking meter (there is only one parking meter in this town). When I turned to go back to my room, this is what I saw. Maybe I was too quick to judge the iLimb. Maybe Mommy was right. Maybe it is "fucking awesome."
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
That's Far Enough!
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Amazing Science!
Monday, August 27, 2007
As iLimb and Breathe
Woke up this morning to find this under my pillow - the new iLimb from Touch Bionics. Yes, Mother, I know about the prosthetic hand with five separately-powered fingers. I know the iLIMB could allow my fingers to open and close using the electric signals generated by the remaining portion of my arm. I also know that it took me forever how to use this damn hook!
Off to the States to track down my brother.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Stephen Colbert, who do you think you're fooling?
After greeting Mother and exchanging pleasantries (i.e., details about my brother's disappearance), we said goodnight and I went into the study to relax in front of the television. And what did I see but a pathetic, failed attempt by television's Stephen Colbert to lure me out of hiding and onto his show. Broken wrist, Stephen? More like a thinly veiled reference to my deformity. Did you think I would take the bait? Think again.
Oh, and one thing his viewers might want to consider as they hail Stephen as the new voice of America. Colbert is typically pronounced kohl-BERT. How does he pronounce it? Yes, kohl-BEAR. Time to put yourself on the threatdown, Stephen? Unless you're not a covert part of the pro-bear agenda that is bringing this nation to it's knees. We knew the bears would make their way into popular media; we just thought it would be on FOX.
Rough Night
The helicopter ride was relatively uneventful; the view of the sea was beautiful despite the flicker of reflected moonlight. The pilot and I entertained ourselves with what turned out to be a particularly vicious game of travel chess. He started with the classic Saget opening gambit which I quickly countered by using the Eyes-A-Poppin' defense. His queen danced along the board like a young Gail Horning, but he was quickly overcome by my inspired Faded Russian attack. I would have won too if several of the pieces hadn't been attracted to my prosthetic hand. Viktor immediately declared the game a "mistrial."
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Going Home
I just got a phone call from my mother. My brother, Oliver, has gone missing. The last I heard from Oliver, he was planning on a trip to the Quiet City for a few days of R&R. I guess I'll be taking the ferry home tonight and head straight for the heliport.
Also, ...Diet Soap just got invited to guest judge a pudding contest at the Polk Amphitheater! I know one thing that won't be missing - flavor!
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New Name, Same Great Taste!
Wow! Within minutes of launching, Diet Soap was besieged with e-mails from various attorneys and government officials demanding that the name be changed. Apparently, Diet Soap was already snagged (see www.dietsoap.org). So, in order to avoid sundry legal fees and late charges, the powers-that-be have coerced me into a new name that, upon reflection, is a great compromise. Drum roll please............. (those dots signify a drum roll). The new name of my blog is Standing in Line to Diet Soap. Congratulations to Diane Scheggler for her correct guess. Actually, we had three correct entries and Diane's was picked out of the tie-break barrel. Diane wins a ...Diet Soap butter knife and plastic novelty hook for her hand poorly autographed by yours truly.
Peas and Carrots.
Diet Soap Launches!
Today is the day that literally several of you have been waiting for - the launch of Diet Soap. What is Diet Soap and where can I get my hand and artificial hand on it? What a strange question for me to be asking since I am the creator and financier behind this endeavor. Well, I'll answer myself with the hope that this answer will provide an answer for other manually-impaired readers.
Diet Soap is a blog formally titled Standing in Line to Die that taught us to laugh in the face of death. Standing was never actually written down anywhere and existed only in my mind; it was discontinued before it began as I realized that I actually am quite afraid of death and I couldn't live the lie any longer.
The new blog, the one you are reading now, is typed with the use of my one good hand. What can you look forward to reading about in Diet Soap? In this blog you will find a mish-mash mix-em-up array of topics from indie rock to one-handed driving tips. Which hand, you ask? You'll have to keep reading to find out.
I love you.
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