Monday, December 24

The Happiest Time of The Year

I hope you're all having a fantastic time on your school break. Of course, if you're not in school, and you have to work, that sucks for you.

This time of the year is very special. It's a time when people of all races, creeds and nationalities, the old, the young, the rich, the poor, the blind, deaf and mute, those without a sense of smell or taste, those without tactile sensation, the linguistically challenged, the people that always forget where they parked, and even those working late shifts at Denny's can all join hands and celebrate the historic, magical event that happened on this very night: the birth of Chasing Ducks.

Jake has informed me that there's a quaint little holiday around this time of year called "Christmas." There are even Christmas decorations in some stores.

And, in keeping with today's racially sensitive culture, they've made both white and black Santas.

The real Saint Nicholas was Turkish. Damned racists!


Oh, and here's a good one: Two different Nativity scenes.

Each has its own race-specific message.


"Oh, glory to the heavens on high! This night is born to us a saviour!"



"Aw, yeah! We got us a messiah up in here!"

Again, Jesus was not Anglo-Saxon or African American. He was Jewish.


"Oy vey! A saviour has been born to us, he has!"

Sunday, December 23

Wow...Has it Really Been a Week?


Yes, we know the blog has been empty for a week and all you faithful readers have only been able to find satisfaction in Plexilate and Fanoto's wonderful spam in the C-box.

The lack of posting is due to a tragic even that happened to PD and I.

Yes...we were stuck in a well.

Fortunately, we had both memorized the important phrase on the note card above: "Help, Help! I'm stuck in a well!"

Yelling this for six days straight we were eventually rescued.

By some familiar friends from Indiana.
But now we're back: Home again, Jiggity Jig!
To find out how we ended up in the well, stay tuned!

Sunday, December 16

I swear the boogey man was in my closet!

So I'm sitting there in my Mexican friend Angel's room, when he tells me that he once shot his BB gun inside his room. It ricocheted and hit the wall near his trophy shelf.


The pellet is still stuck in the wall.


I thought to myself, "What kind of dumbass fires a gun in his bedroom?"

This kind of dumbass:


And, as promised, my daily picture of Dexter:


It was difficult getting the camera that close and getting him to look the other way.

Saturday, December 15

Because You Hadn't Had Enough 3D

If you're new to this, cross your eyes to merge the two images and you'll see it in mind-boggling 3D!

(click for bigness)

Something I've found helpful is cupping your hands against your screen around the outside of the pictures, so that the background doesn't distract your eyes.

Update: Another handy trick is understanding PD's Law of 3D.

  • D=E/P
As your distance from the screen (D) increases, the 3-dimensional "pop" (P) decreases and the degree of ease of focusing on the picture (E) increases. In layman's terms, the farther away from your screen your eyeballs are, the easier it is to see the image in 3D, but the effect is less intense.

I'm going to begin including a different picture of my cat, Dexter, in each post until I run out of pictures. I just feel I should share with you the awesomeness that is my cat.

"Man, I'm insanely awesome."
-Dexter

Friday, December 14

Learning the Hard Way

Behold! The versatile, powerful hot glue gun.

It's great for fastening things.

I got the bright idea to fasten a cotton ball to my chin so that I'd look like Colonel Sanders.

That weird face I'm making?

It turns out that hot glue is fucking hot!


Then Steve thought it would be cool to rip it off.


As Honesty (the 'H' is pronounced) points out...


Second-degree burns and the tearing of flesh don't go well together.


Learn from my experience, children. Never hot-glue anything to your chin, then rip it off.

Thursday, December 13

Operation Red Dawn


Yes, another "On this Day in History!"

Today in history, in 2003, U.S. troupes captured Saddam Hussein.

The name of the mission was OPERATION RED DAWN.


Not known to most people, Operation Red Dawn was made up of four U.S. troupes:
(from right to left) Sean Connery, Me, Ellen Degeneres and Yoda.



It wasn't easy finding Saddam, there weren't many clues to his whereabouts.



But we eventually found him and America was saved forever.

The End.

Wednesday, December 12

The Brave Crusaders



Today in history in 1098, during the First Crusade, the Massacre of Ma'arrat al-Numan took place.

Here's me as a brave Crusader!



After getting over the town walls, the Crusaders killed around 20,000 people inside.

Soon afterward, they realized they had no food and resorted to cannibalism.



It's a no wonder the Crusaders were considered such brave heros.

Make sure you pat one on the back today!

Tuesday, December 11

Indiana

I keep starting these new sections of Chasing Ducks.

Now I introduce a new one:




On this day in history, Indiana became the 19th U.S. State. (1816)

Now you might be thinking: "Indiana? That's a state?"

Why yes it is!


Indiana is where all Indians come from!



Now before you go check your atlas to make sure Indiana actually is a state, I have proof!


Gus Grissom, famous Astronaut, and Micheal Jackson, famous musician/pedophile, were BORN in Indiana.

Here's a picture of them with Indiana Indian Chief.

Make sure you wish all your Indian friends happy birthday.

And when they tell you that it's not their birthday, refer them to Chasingducks.com

We could use some true American readers.

Saturday, December 8

My Hand!

I hope the video works.

Austin gives painful high-fives.

Thursday, December 6

Thomas A. Davis, Jr.: We are Here to Destroy You!

While digging through my drawer, looking for a ruler, I stumbled upon my old drivers ed book.

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I'm sure we all remember that face we saw every time we opened the book, right on the first
page.

Followed by a delightful message to YOU from Thomas A. Davis Jr.
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His resembalance to my grandpa is quite frightening, especially considering my grandpa was a driver's ed instructor.
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Either way, I'm sure we all massacered poor Mr. Davis Jr.
Here's my lovely transformation.
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Notice the smiley face on his tie, and futuristic "shoulder enhancements."
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The holes are due to me not wanting my teacher to see the swasticas I drew by his head.
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And I'm sure we've already exceeded our legal swastica picture allowance here on Chasing Ducks.
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This picture reminds me of a mix of my band director and Hitler.
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If you have a better Thomas A. Davis Jr. in your drivers ed book, feel free to leave a comment requesting it to be posted. It just might.
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And for those of you whores who didn't destroy his face...shame on you.

Tuesday, December 4

The Library Dance

I went to the library the other day. Most people go to the library to read.


Some go to the library to dance!

I should have started recording earlier. As it went on, he became a tad more lethargic, but still crazy.

Monday, December 3

Tailgating



Another issue has presented itself that needs addressing:


Tailgating.

Look, people, tailgating is often misinterpreted.

A tailgater is not thinking "I hope this person slams on their breaks and my car crashes into them, so I can kill them, because I hate them.

No. Tailgating is not a rude gesture. It is actually a polite gesture, much like tapping someone in line who isn't paying attention and saying "It's your turn!"

When one is tailgating you, he or she (usually he) is simply saying, "Why dear sir/ma'am, I do not believe you are going the correct speed. If you hurry up, we may arrive at our destination sooner!"

See. It's just being kind. A simple reminder that they are going slower than necessary.

For those of you who feel "uncomfortable" driving at higher speeds, I suggest you ride in the "right lane."

I'm sure we've all been on the highway in the far left lane going 70 when some person going 55 decides to move over in the passing lane. The PASSING lane. The lane you PASS in. Staying in the passing lane is ASKING to get tailgated.

When there is one lane, I suggest you "fast-fearing" people just face your fear and be a man!

However, there is an improper way to tailgate which is quite rude. Tailgating someone going under the speed limit is by all means "cool" with me. But when you tailgate someone who is GOING the speed limit, you are now saying, "Hey, if you don't break the law, I'm going to kill you." This is not a fun state to be in. Much like Idaho.

So just remember. Tailgating is friendly, unless used illegally.

I'm here to SERVE the PUBLIC by ANNOUNCING the important issues we face, one duck at a time.

This has been a


Thank you, and goodbye.

Sunday, December 2

Immigration Day


Happy Immigration Day, Everyone.
Be sure to jump a fence or something.