June 05, 2009
When Roommates Attack

Why I haven't thought to do this to Ellen, I don't know. Oh yeah, wait, I do know. Because I like breathing.

However, there was the time Ellen was downstairs breaking using my computer because she'd broken hers. Friend Mark had sent her one of those "shrieking surprise" e-mails with the note "be sure to turn it up and listen closely, it's really hard to hear the ghost in the background." Which she did, on my 600 watt 5.1 Klipsch speaker rig.

So imagine me sitting quietly upstairs, reading a magazine. Suddenly, all the furniture bounces 2" into the air, and the tail-end of a scream can be heard in the background. Surprisingly, Mark is still above ground. I, on the other hand, was in deep trouble because I should've known she was going to turn the volume up on that @#$%'ing lunatic speaker set of mine and how in the world does a normal person end up with something that can play sounds that loud and...

Ah, the bliss of married life.

Posted by scott at June 05, 2009 10:07 AM

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LMFAO!!

Oh, to have had a hidden camera on both you and Ellen at that precise moment!!

Posted by: Mark on June 5, 2009 10:16 AM

Heh - I've seen that happen at work a few times. People sent that one around and, invariably and despite all the warnings of not opening videos at work, someone does.

Posted by: Ron ap Rhys on June 5, 2009 01:03 PM

Isn't it strange how many things become "your" fault? Around here we have more of the definition of insanity stuff. Amy never puts her purse or keys or anything else in the same place twice. Then when we are ready to leave, she can't find X and is ticked off at... well everyone who is in a hurry to leave.

Posted by: Kevin on June 5, 2009 03:48 PM
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