Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Another thing I hate

Driving by 7-eleven the other morning I noticed they have a sign asking you to come see what's on their dollar menu. Dollar menu? Really? I understand the economy isn't good and many people are out of work but at what point did the dollar menu become a sales standard. What do we think we are getting for that dollar? We all know the price of all goods has gone up, so what cheap fat filled crap do we think they are putting on all these menus?

A bigger issue for me is that society in general seems determined to have dollar menus/value deals everywhere. As a pharmacist I can tell you that the $4 generic prescription plans are killing us. Why do we have to put a dollar amount out there and say this is what value is? Can't you get a great value at a dollar higher? What all these value menus seem to do is force companies into employing people at lower salaries. Would you want to get paid less so Bob next door only has to pay a dollar for each of his 7 cheeseburgers?



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Saturday, September 24, 2011

New prescription bottle men

Just listed a new set of prescription bottle men on my Etsy shop Desultorious









- Meglio un giorno da leona che cento da pecora.

Where are they now


From elegantly dressed letter turning celebrity to afghan expert. Is she still on wheel of fortune?

http://www.etsy.com/shop/xtencioart?ref=si_shop



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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Name that quote

"ladies and gentlemen take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice."


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Saturday, September 17, 2011

new etsy items

here are some more new items that i've made and put up for sale on my etsy shop DESULTORIOUS




hope you enjoy.

warcraft buff bracelet

"You will serve the Horde... or be crushed beneath it!"  Lok'tar Ogar, bitches!

check it out on my etsy shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/xtencioart?ref=si_shop

Thursday, September 15, 2011

I'm never that thirsty

As I walked into the restroom at barnes and noble this afternoon I saw a man drinking from the water fountain located between the doors to the men's and women's rooms. I never paid much attention to the fact, but most public bathroom have the same setup of a drinking fountain between the two doors. I'm sure it has to do with the ready access to plumbing in the area, because if the designers have any other logical reason for putting them there I can not think of it.

Personally I am never that parched that I need a sip of water right next to some of the most foul smelling places in the world, the public restroom. Not to mention how many people do you think use the facilities walk right out and get a drink, not dropping to wash up first. Uugggghh. I know not everyone can afford a bottle of water or soda all the time, but come on folks.

As of now we need to start a campaign for drinking fountain relocation. It could fall under the Obama health reform, because I know it has to be a health hazard. Join now we can call ourselves P.F.D.F.R. ( piffdiffer) people for drinking fountain relocation. Not that I will ever use them if the are relocted. Those things are disgusting slobber troughs. Ewwwww.


- Meglio un giorno da leona che cento da pecora.
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Good morning Atlantic

Good morning to all the fishes in the sea.


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Sunday, September 4, 2011

Vacation breakast of champions

Only on vacation with my mother-in-law would this breakfast come to be.


She asked if I wanted some eggs, I didn't know they came with a side of leftover ribs and mashed potatoes. A breakfast fit for a king, a position I will be running for in the next election. So don't forget to vote folks, even if I am running unopposed.


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Saturday, September 3, 2011

Ahhhhhhhh work vacation

Well here I sit, my first day on the beach, during this vacation from work. The last wee has been agonizing at the pharmacy, as we have not had power thanks to hurricane irene. More tales to come for now back to reading "a cook's tour" by Anthony Bourdain.


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