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Monday, April 20, 2009
Things That Annoy Kimber (Part III)
I am annoyed by retarded people who assume that their safety is others' responsibility. I am thinking specifically of the BYU students who live in my neighborhood and wander through the streets without any regard for their lives. I drive slowly and am attentive behind the wheel, but when people hide behind parked cars and then step out unexpectedly in front of my moving one, I can't help but be surprised. For some reason, I always get a dirty look from them after slamming on the breaks in order to save their life. I think from now on I'll be nicer to my brakes and less nice to them. They can't give me a dirty look if they're under my back wheel.
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You don't need to kill them directly just swear and flip them off. That should be enough to give any good BYU student a chronic heart attack.
ReplyDelete-Devin
God finds you funny, but I think He may draw the line at vehicular homicide.
ReplyDeleteNow we're all waiting for What Annoys Kimber IV: The Voyage Home.
Then after that we get What Annoys Kimber V: The Kimber strikes back.
ReplyDelete-Devin
Followed by What Annoys Kimber VI: Return to the Undiscovered Country.
ReplyDeleteThen once that brings in millions of dollars in the box office they'll make What Annoys Kimber VII: The New Blood
ReplyDelete-Devin
Once that bombs, they'll try to revitalized the franchise the prequel What Annoys Kimber: The Beginning
ReplyDeleteThat movie will come out ten years later with a new director, a new writer, and as a bonus: What Annoys Kimber: The Video Game.
ReplyDelete-Devin
How would different directors portray What Annoys Kimber?
ReplyDeleteFrank Miller
Quentin Tarantino
Michael Bay
Catherine Hardwick (director of Twilight)
Akira Kurosawa
Tim Burton
M. Night Shyamalan
In fact, it would be entertaining to re-write some of these posts as these people would see them. I won't do it because it's not my blog and I'm lazy. Just fun to think about.