Cach (to brother): How ghetto are you?
Brother (spelling): G-e-t-t-o
Crackhead Mother: Use drugs. That's my motto. Use drugs.
Sister: Mom, I teach middle school. Of course I know what a dime bag is.
Cach (to Crackhead Mother): Hey, crazy lady.
Crackhead: I'm not crazy!
Cach: Then why do you have a CD called 'Paranoia' sitting in your lap?
Crackhead: So, you didn't hear the conversation, but neither John nor Bev knew what a bong was.
Brother: I had gum on one shoe and poop on the other.
Crackhead: What was that one movie? The one that Kirk Douglas was in?
Beeki: It's distortioned... distort... it has distortion.
Crackhead: It's supposed to be Mr. Poop, not Mr. Poo.
Cach (to Sister): What'd you get from Gap Kids?
Sister: A gift card... which is the only thing that would fit me from Gap Kids.
Beeki (to Crackhead): We forgot to sing our song!
Crackhead: Oh yeah. Yum, yum, yum... I mean fum, fum, fum.
Beeki: He's like the oldest gay man I've ever seen... well, except for Ian McKellen.
Crackhead: Is he the Christmas poo or the birthday poo?
Sister (to Crackhead): I'm not coming back to stay with you. Not if you keep licking me.

6 Cachinnations
You know, I was ALMOST tempted to ask the context of some of those random comments, but then thought... naaaaahhhhh.
Sounds like it was... very merry!
Posted on 12/27/2006
I think your family scares me.
Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year.
(By the way, I drove by a true abomination of yard inflatables the other night. It is a blow-up Santa that is, no joke, two stories tall.)
Posted on 12/27/2006
One to four of these comments taken together might be considered normal wierdness, but all of these at once. That's a bit bizarre.
Posted on 12/27/2006
Your family is just weird!!
Posted on 12/29/2006
Can we all appreciate the bizarre truth of my claim that I'm the normal one?
Posted on 12/29/2006
"Can we all appreciate the bizarre truth of my claim that I'm the normal one?"
At this point, yes!
Posted on 1/02/2007