fergie's Diaryland Diary ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mama Fergie (still) Rocks Mama Fergie (still) Rocks Yes, I know I�ve said it before, but it needs to be said at least two or three dozen more times. After my recent car trouble (now fixed) the following note floated into my mailbox, handwritten by Mama Fergie on her personal stationary: This won't make your troubles go away, but it might get you a tank of gas so you can escape from them for awhile. Did I mention the note was wrapped around a personal check? Told you my mom rocked. And she's right, I need a fucking vacation. I'm taking her advice & will return next month. 12:28 a.m. - May. 23, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CuteChris says.. CuteChris: I got a haircut today! (sound of running water) Fergie: so, yah.. Speaking of hair, I can't wait to get mine done tomorrow. It�s soooo-oo long 11:27 a.m. - May. 21, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- breakdown BREAKDOWN Sans Limo this season, I�ve been crusing Hollywood in my totally hot �93 escort. Christina Marie Sanchez-Ford has always done pretty well by me, but girlfriend is starting to show her age. Then last Thursday, she overheated and completely shut down in the left turn lane between four lanes of traffic at 5:20 PM on Pico Blvd. I was almost killed by the insane, road raging, SUV driving motherfuckers that populate LA�s streets. They almost got Mr. Tow Truck Guy, too. The third time involved a near miss by a Metro bus. Naturally preceding an event worthy of such device, I�d forgotten my cell at home, requiring the use of a nasty public payphone. I held the receiver three inches from my ear during the entire call to AAA. Talk about a deglamourizing scene. 10:26 p.m. - May. 19, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BOOM! Here comes the � FedEx truck? BOOM! Here comes the � FedEx truck? A loud crash of metal reverberated down the block, shaking the windows in the office. Craning my neck to look outside, two giant delivery trucks buckled head on, their opposing logos seemingly locked in battle. There are a number of warehouses in our area, not an hour of the day goes by without some giant vehicle blocking one side of the street or the other. With a UPS truck already sitting idle on the east side of the block, the FedEx driver apparently moved over into the opposing lane to park on the same side, but forgot to apply the brake. I�m rather fond of the idea that similar so-called accidents are happening all over the country, and a highly competitive delivery market has actually taken a demolition derby approach to the streets. The service won't be improved if packages are delayed due aggressive collisions, but it�s far more exciting. 12:12 p.m. - May. 19, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ravashing Extreme Makeover, Executive Edition I�m finally out from under the hat I�ve been wearing for the past two weeks. In addition to my fabulous new hairdo, Ernie, Rockstar-D (our token co-worker/band member, every Hollywood office has one), and Filchyboy all went under the scissors this weekend as well. Ravishing! That�s the only word to describe our fine looking office this otherwise drab Monday morning. 9:36 p.m. - May. 16, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FF51305 THE FRIDAY 5 (2) What do you picture when you think of accountants? (3) What do you picture when you think of clergy? (4) What do you picture when you think of garbage men? (5) What do you picture when you think of a best friend? 3:45 p.m. - May. 13, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now that's cheesy Now that's cheesy. Kraft Foods is one of the sponsors for the 2005 Gay Games. The American Family Association is asking their members to call and email Kraft to complain. Kraft is a subsidiary of notoriously conservative Phillip Morris, Inc. and if they get enough screaming mothers calling them, they might pull their sponsorship! Let Kraft know that you appreciate them supporting the Gay Games and the GLBT Community in general. Call them for FREE or email the CEO: 4:48 p.m. - May. 12, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No, I say to that-!! So, like, I want to get more political and stuff, therefore I�ve recently joined a number of online campaigns against crappy stuff happening all over the world. I'm totally against many things, a surprising number of which I didn�t even know existed. It�s super-fantastic, mainly because it allows me to feel like I�ve contributed to society without the burden of effort or commitment. 11:11 p.m. - May. 11, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You Can't Get There From Here You Can't Get There From Here Ernie: Hey Fergie, I'm in your area.. my sister and I are hungry, where�s the closest Papa Johns? Me: Don't they deliver? Ernie: I'm.. in my car Me: right.. yah. (pause) Ernie: I'm headed west on Venice. Pizza. Directions. Now. Missy. Me: Well, I'm trying to map stuff in my head. Mm-kay.. when you hit Overland, go north, which should be a right turn. I think. Heading towards McDonalds, not the gas station. Then.. you.. make another right, at Palm.. It's kind of confusing because Palm becomes National and then goes under the freeway, but I'm pretty sure there's a Papa Johns between Overland and Robertson on National. Palms. That, you know, street you�ll be on. Ernie: Ok, so now I'm on Motor. Me: You're what on where-? From Venice, right on Overland, right on Palms :: presto change-o :: it becomes National. Papa Johns magically appears. I didn�t say nothing about no Motor. Ernie: So.. Me: Just come over to my place and I'll have them meet you outside. 3:33 p.m. - May. 09, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Exotic Dancer Barbie
6:36 a.m. - May. 06, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cinco day Drunko Cinco day Drunko Why do white people in the US celebrate on this date? Like, besides all that historical crap, which basically amounts to a battle between a bunch of foreigners outside our borders in a time before indoor plumbing. The Mexican victory celebrated on this date for did not serve to establish independence, Mexico was an occupied nation under France within a year. I mean, good job and all, great effort. You won! Well, kind of, not really. And, you know, it was the French army, not exactly considered a great military force. But, whatever! Let�s get drunk! Viva el, I mean, la ..uhm, something! 5:05 p.m. - May. 05, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May-05 Shush with the shushing. Last night�s audience at The Grove was the biggest bunch of overly sensitive pricks I I�ve ever had the displeasure of being seated with. The guy three seats over and an entire row behind us "shushed" every time Ernie and I laughed. This continued throughout the entire movie, pointedly disrupting anyone who might have otherwise enjoyed the feature. Shush-guy made such a fuss over nothing that the uptight fag six chairs in the opposite direction turned in our general direction at the end of the movie and loudly grumbled something about "fucking assholes." I'm still not exactly sure if his pent-up frustration was directed at us, Shush-guy, or as a vague insult to anyone within earshot. Ernie hadn�t even heard Shush-guy shushing us, and was completely blindsided by frustrated-guy's comment. You see, Ernie was actually paying attention to the movie instead of scouring other patrons for a reason to pitch a bitch fit. No talking/cell phones, no babies/hyperactive children, I understand. Expecting to hear a pin drop in a crowded theatre is fucking stupid. It was a pointless confrontation. To illustrate our deep concern for the situation at hand, we turned and burst into laughter. Sashaying down the isle, attitude set to stun, Ernie and I made a deliberately slow exit. Neither party followed close behind. An audience should have a pulse. Personally, I react. This may include laughter, open-mouthed gasping, even tears. Not at the same time, generally, but there are some rare exceptions. I refuse to inhibit my theatre experience in effort to cater to some uptight control-mongering movie Nazi. I�d like to come across as a more considerate person, unfortunately, it seems a number of people do not understand what this actually entails. Just because I�m aware of someone else�s needs, it does not mean I�m automatically required to compromise. Having consideration for others also means someone might have to use the restroom in the middle of the feature, and those seated by the exit will have to let them pass. And, the occasional missed line may need repeating for the sake of clarity, and yes, other people will laugh at things you don�t. These things happen. It�s normal and completely beyond control; either choose to accept it or stay home. 5:45 p.m. - May. 04, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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