life can't be that bad..

By Cacasodo -

Here I sit, in my comfortable chair, slowing going blind, with a dish of antipasto in front of me and a song in my ears.

I realize I have become addicted to Google Video. Here is one of the finer moments:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7566539394950322025

My, how tasty the sopressata and fontenella!

Happy Holidays, Pigs!

Comments

nick w. said…
now, the boy would've landed on his feet if he didn't spend so much time in front of an Xbox, TV or PC. I mean, really. Did that kid look like he had ever run after anything other than an ice-cream truck?
5:02 AM, December 30, 2005
Cacasodo said…
Ooosh! Hittin' the chubby kid below the 40" belt (or sans-a-belt)! Dat hurts!
4:25 PM, December 30, 2005
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