Here I sit among an ever towering skyline of boxes, so thoroughly exhausted that I'm not even sure of what I want to eat.
Of course my technologically savvy brain decided that the practical (aka: terribly lazy) thing to do would be to ask google for the answer. I've had many a satisfying experience entrusting google with important (and also sometimes quite trivial) decisions before, so I figured 'what the hey, I'll give it a whirl'. What I got was a Mad-Libs mash up of a 'hole in the bucket' type conversation I have with my boyfriend every single day:
The What-Do-You-Want-For-Dinner I-Don't-Know-What-Do-You-Want? Dialog Generator Results:
Erin: So, what do you want to eat?
Christian: I don't know what do you want to eat?
Erin: I guess I'm not really that hungry.
Christian: Yeah, me neither.
Erin: How does pasta sound?
Christian: Hmm, we have that a lot.
Erin: yeah.
Christian: So you're really not hungry?
Erin: Well, I could probably eat something.
Christian: Like what?
Erin: Just about anything, really.
Christian: How about mayo?
Erin: Yeah, I guess that's ok.
Christian: I don't know now.
Erin: You don't know? Come on.
Christian: We could order Chinese.
Erin: You're too lazy to go out and get food?
Christian: No, I guess not. Where do you want to go?
Erin: I was thinking that new pasta place.
Christian: That's all the way downtown!
Erin: It's supposed to be good.
Christian: I guess I'm just not in the mood.
Erin: Well, what are you in the mood for?
Christian: You said just about anything.
Erin: Anything but pasta.
Christian: You suggested that earlier.
Erin: I did? hmmm.
Christian: I always feel like mayo, but we never go.
Erin: That's fine..
Christian: I guess I'm just not in the mood.
Erin: Well, I could probably eat something.
Christian: We could order Chinese.
Erin: yeah.
Christian: You said just about anything.
Erin: I was thinking that new pasta place.
Christian: You suggested that earlier.
Erin: We could flip for it.
Christian: What are we arguing over?
Erin: pasta or hamburgers.
Christian: heads.
Erin: I don't have a quarter.
Christian: mayo.
Erin: Yeah, I guess that's ok.
Christian: Let's get a pizza.
Erin: Yeah, ok.
Christian: What's your favorite number?
Erin: 7.
You (yes you!) can visit this hella random website here. The results don't really vary that much, but stumbling upon this site did so delight my sleepy little mind that I wanted to share it with the world!
I am still sitting here hungry but now I can add confused to my cornicopia of moving-induced emotions. I think I'm gonna try searching yahoo instead.
Oh, and for the record I would never ever ever in a million years eat mayo. I can confidently say if it was between eating mayo or never eating again, I would choose slowly starving to my eventual demise. I don't care what anyone says, I cannot place any trust in an amorphous blob of fat that wobbles unpredictably and may very well be an alien life form planning a hostile takeover of my beloved intestinal tract.
That is the most random use of cyber-space I have ever seen. Also, reading it really confused me.
ReplyDeleteYou should eat cereal.
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What did you eat? I must know! I begin to plan my dinner around 130 in the afternoon. Otherwise it ends with me tearing apart my cupboards in a hunger frenzy!
ReplyDeleteHahahaaaa! TB was right! TB, you're a blog psychic! I did eat some bran cereal! But then of course wasn't enough because the box was almost empty (The we-are-moving-so-cupboard-is-bare inevitablity is upon us) and who wants to say they had plain bran cereal for dinner (it didn't even have raisins! Not one!!) so Chris and I got gyros at the diner.
ReplyDeleteYummmmm gyros. However, my dog is recoiling in horror from my resulting tzatziki breath. Totally worth it. Also, possibly TMI. Chicken, I hope I didn't make you sorry you asked. :o)
I hear you about the mayo.Gross stuff!
ReplyDeleteDanny and I always have that conversation. Even if I tell him I'll make him anything he wants, we can still never decide. Sad!
ReplyDeleteI used to know a family that would buy their mayo five gallons at a time because they ate so much of it. Gross, eh? :(
I'd like a computer program to handle all my dialogue next week. Phone calls, face to face and email would be great. I'll handle texts myself. Can you make that happen for me?
ReplyDeleteHi Rainey. I don't mind mayo because it seems kind of slippery...like it would slip right on through I don't like things that dry into a really hard mess like pancake batter or egg yolk. I can just picture them turning my arteries into something more toothpick-like rather than straw-like. I could go for some chinese though
ReplyDelete@MainlandStreel: I can not even wrap my brain around such a horrifying concept as a 5 gallon jar of mayo.
ReplyDelete@Wow, that was awkward: I'm only a lowly minion spreading the good word. Google is my information deity. You should totally ask Google for help.
@Chicken's Consigliere: That imagery of your arteries being coated in mayo will now haunt me for days 'shudder'.
That site was so funny but I was pissed!!! I thought it was actually going to give me an answer on dinner! And I also thought that was a real conversation btwn you and chris! and I was like mayo?? Is "mayo" a new place in town I haven't heard of? AND there's a new pasta place?! Where have i been!!!!!! Grrrr.
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