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Leading an Embarrassing Life

Lincoln Adams | March 28, 2008 @ 8:00 am

The Kat House wants to put me in the dog house by tagging me with an embarassing posts meme (originally started by Christie’s Coffee Break).

You know, I really wish people would stop tagging me with silly memes and send me money instead. Or maybe a MacBook. Or the phone numbers of hot girls I’m currently stalking. You know, things I could actually use. :D

It’s a shame my blog can’t grow legs and run for its life whenever someone sets their sights on dropping a meme on me, especially when it requires highlighting embarrassing posts like this one does. That’s like asking me to find a drop of water in an ocean. Where does one even begin to choose from the many splendored goofs I’ve made here, starting with my offhand mention of twirling and dancing to the tune of Air Supply songs, to the time I once bid for a fake girlfriend on eBay? (…wait a second, I never wrote about that…. DAMMIT)

I think part of the problem is that I’ve never really experienced an embarrassing moment so much as I’ve had long stretches of humiliation that could last anywhere from a few months to several years. How can something like that be summed up in a mere handful of posts? I’d have to write a whole book instead. :wideeyed:

Perhaps I should write a book, working title: “You think YOU got it bad??” :ggrin:

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Yeah, about that last post…

Lincoln Adams | July 6, 2007 @ 1:13 am

I was kinda in a really bad mood. :blush:

I do have moments like that (more than I’d care to admit), but after I calm down, a kind of melancholy then sets in. I really don’t want to be this angry with Him, but it’s hard trying to make some sense out of the events of the last few years, and since I’m the kind of guy who wears his heart on his sleeve, every bad thing that happens in life tends to cut me deeply.

There are times though when I suspect that I’m personally the butt of some sick, heavenly joke. I’d pray I meet someone at work for example who could be “the one” for me, and when I do meet that person, she ends up rejecting me and marrying another co-worker. If the answer to a prayer has to be no, fine, but why rub it in my face? Why humiliate me like that?

And that’s what life seems to be like these days: a series of prayers that not only go unanswered or rejected, but also seem to require some form of divine punishment for even daring to make them. Why?

It’s a simple question, but one that I don’t think will ever be answered.

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