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Under the moon shone a bottle of laxatives





11.24.2004 Daily Photo comments closed

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  • kEma said:

    Nice shot

    11.24.04 - 05:04 AM / 1
  • Sarah said:

    The "tard" who would be first.

    And being first is just fun...mindless amusement based on ingrained societal influences from childhood.
    Me first! Me first!

    Why it gets people so irritated is beyond me. It's just silliness, no big deal.

    11.24.04 - 05:04 AM / 2
  • Fish said:

    For all those who bitch about comment threads going off the topic of the photo:

    Lighten Up.

    11.24.04 - 05:05 AM / 3
  • Super Turtle Girl said:

    Everything looks better in moonlight.

    11.24.04 - 08:04 AM / 4
  • GRAYGIRL said:

    I'm floored....thought everyone knew what a "box" is!!! Is it an age thing??? Tell me...all of you that just figured it out, how old are you?

    BOX - get it, you put "things" in it???? (Have I used enough puctuation here?)

    11.24.04 - 08:08 AM / 5
  • LadyBug said:

    *steps forward hesitantly*

    I am 30 (God, I hate that number), and I, too, did not know about "The Box" (although I did manage to figure it out before the end of the shower story).

    I'm wondering if it's maybe a REGIONAL thing....I'm in Texas. I've heard it referred to as MANY things, but never "The Box."

    11.24.04 - 08:13 AM / 6
  • pismire said:

    As per your THINKING post, the proper thing to do would be to first post the question of what to do to the internet community. Oh, wait. You did that. Good job. You are TOTALLY on top of things.

    11.24.04 - 08:14 AM / 7
  • LadyBug said:

    This new definition of "Box" gives whole new twists to otherwise ordinary and mundane expressions:

    Thinking outside The Box
    Can I get a to-go Box?
    "If you talk back to me again, Young Lady, I will BOX your ears!"

    Hmmm...that last one conjures up some weeeeeird images. Think I'd better stop now.

    11.24.04 - 08:18 AM / 8
  • Lucky said:

    loving the fact that while considering either wiping the baby down or the carpet down that a blog entry had to be made. Priorities my dear, priorities. You choose wisely.

    Much Love From Palm Springs

    no baby no cryyy. no baby no cry.

    11.24.04 - 08:18 AM / 9
  • dooce said:

    well, the laptop was just sitting right there, and it was just water, and she wasn't screaming.

    the not screaming part was essential.

    11.24.04 - 08:21 AM / 10
  • Dale said:

    ROFL. So glad there was no screaming going on.

    11.24.04 - 08:22 AM / 11
  • Fish said:

    Dooce: You know that this means that Leta is most definitely NOT a witch, as she didn't melt when the water splashed on her.

    So, at least you can stop worrying about that.

    11.24.04 - 08:26 AM / 12
  • Shiz said:

    Did NONE of you see the Will & Grace episode where Karen's son wants to play with her Xbox?

    11.24.04 - 08:32 AM / 13
  • Maddie's Mom said:

    Wow Heather. You've hit two issues with me in one week. As for finding someone someday, well...Let's just say I'm not convinced yet. Husband one was a loser and I haven't dated in two years. Starting to feel a bit defeated. Hard not to. I admire your achievements though!

    11.24.04 - 08:34 AM / 14
  • Amanda B. said:

    Fish- According to the Monty Python School of Thought, a person must "weigh the same as a duck and therefore FLOAT on water", in order to be proven a witch.

    That melting stuff is soooo old school.

    11.24.04 - 08:37 AM / 15
  • Amanda B. said:

    P.S. Speaking of "box"...ummm or not, anyway I know someone named "Precious Cox". No shit.

    11.24.04 - 08:39 AM / 16
  • the niffer said:

    Graygirl, Ladybug: I'm 30, too, but we have lots of boxes here in Canada. Could be a northern thing? Commence jokes about iceboxes... now.

    Oh my God, you guys, all of you, are so funny today. Stop it. I have to get back to work.

    Oh, and Hayley: we're forming a lynch mob now. Run and hide, baby, run and hide.

    11.24.04 - 08:41 AM / 17
  • hayley said:

    shiz:
    it was jack's son, not karen's. just to clarify.

    i also love the one where stanley has a heart attack, and the doctor says something about "acute angina" and karen says "you got a lot of nerve hitting on me at a time like this."

    ahhhh, karen.

    11.24.04 - 08:43 AM / 18
  • eb said:

    curiosity: was that taken during the lunar eclipse?

    11.24.04 - 05:06 AM / 19
  • Colleen from NJ said:

    wow, that's a pretty big bottle.

    11.24.04 - 05:06 AM / 20
  • Fish said:

    This photo (or the caption to it), however, evokes a lot of questions:

    Number one: Looks like Boston needs to win another world series, eh, Dooce?

    11.24.04 - 05:07 AM / 21
  • Jenn said:

    Awsome pic, and great story by the way on leta moving. Let me tell you life does chnage in a millioin ways, but it is so utterly wonderous to watch thme gain independence and explore, unless they are detroying what nice things you have left. It will be fun for you, and at times stressful, not that you don't know this but hey congrats on this milestone, it's exciting.

    11.24.04 - 05:07 AM / 22
  • Fish said:

    Sheryl: "Gestation" is a peculiar word to use when talking about excretory functions, isn't it?

    OH WAIT, I'm getting off the topic of the photo, so ... is that really the moon, or a hole in the wall through which you watch the goings-on in the next room?

    11.24.04 - 05:19 AM / 23
  • Moxie said:

    Dooce in emergency room:
    I don't know doctor, I ate 143 buffalo wings, had this terrible cramp, and then...the light...I saw a light....

    11.24.04 - 05:20 AM / 24
  • Fish said:

    How bout this one: Yeah, Dooce, You ain't getting nothin' through that.

    11.24.04 - 05:23 AM / 25
  • Stacy said:

    I was thinking they were playing pill bottle fetch with Chuck under the mooon.

    11.24.04 - 05:25 AM / 26
  • Fish said:

    Moxie: You are funny.

    Everyone else: sorry about the extreme scatalogical humor this early in the morning. We spent most of last night talking about the various possible consistencies of the little fish's baby poo with our doula. I guess I got it on the brain.

    (You may commence with the "shit-for-brains" jokes now.).

    11.24.04 - 05:26 AM / 27
  • Julie said:

    I agree w/Stacy (comment #20).

    11.24.04 - 05:31 AM / 28
  • Alex said:

    "Into the World There Came a Soul Called Ida (the Lord in His Heaven and I in my Room Below)"

    I dunno...the title of your picture reminded me of Ivan Albright

    11.24.04 - 05:35 AM / 29
  • Sheryl said:

    Fish, you've obviously never been constipated for a really really long time. Because not only do you have to wait and wait and wait some more, while your belly swells, but the final throes, when they come, can be like the pain of birthing a petrified treetrunk.

    11.24.04 - 05:36 AM / 30
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