find your own ark, this one's full...

[lagilman]

Sick joke of the day:

"To tell you how much rain we've gotten in the past week? We're thisclose, thisclose to being ignored by FEMA." (David Letterman, of course)


Less funny to me right now, seeing as how the crack-and-leak in the hall ceiling this morning turned into a bulge this eveneing turned into a thud-crash-oh shit pile of debris in the hallway. We all gathered to badmouth the guys who put the new roof on, not three years before. Other apartments report leaks as well. Nothing in the home of we_felines_four, thankfully. Long may the dryness and intactness continue...

I think I'm going to put away the work, pour myself a glass of something soothing, and stay under cover.


"Doesn't that make you just want to go into a nice warm bar -- and stay there until Labor Day?" (Letterman again, speaking of the view outside)

Comments

[drewshi.livejournal.com]

The best FEMA joke though is the one they put on their own website according to John Stewart. It shows a chart with the response to a disaster by FEMA. It shows the word disaster on the bottom and draws a circular route with arrows representing each stage of response which leads back to the word disaster on the bottom. It's gone now, of course, as I tried to find it. I guess there's someone in the government who actually watches television.

[kalligraphy.livejournal.com]

It's sick, but funny in that accurate sort of way. It's been at least a week since we saw sunshine. It feels like winter, the sky is so grey and the world is so blah. I keep hoping the weather will break and we will be in nicer weather soon.