Obnoxious & Inappropriate - Dale Sorenson's Blog

These are my inner-most thoughts, mostly about comedy and technology, but also occasionally other non-sequitur, tangential rants. Well OK, maybe these aren't my INNER-most thoughts. Those are mostly about dancers and Swedes, and would probably get me locked up if they ever became public ... but some hopefully interesting thoughts, anyways.

9/22/2008

Three Tastes That Taste Great Together

I asked the small-town Sonoma, resort staff where I could go out for some night life. Without the slightest hint of irony they suggested I go to the local "Gay Leather/Disco/Sushi Bar".

Perfect! Leather, Disco and Sushi ... the most natural combination in the world.

I found the disco, no problem.

Disco Lights

Alas, leather was in short supply.

And I was warned by the locals to avoid the sushi.

Gross Sushi

Good advice.

I chatted with the friendly locals.

"Wow, California's a big change from New York."

"Not really, old Jews and old hippies are equally annoying, just for different reasons."

"Great crowd here tonight, right?"

"No. They're mostly unfuckable."

"Wow. You're really sardonic."

"Oh. Sorry. Do you want me to tone it down? I'm not sure I know how."

This conversation made me realize two things about New York that I take for granted.

First, I'd forgotten how much more fit and attractive New Yorkers are than most Americans outside major cities.

And second, while my sense of humor is a bit more condescending than the general background level of sarcasm in New York, in the rest of the country it's pretty shocking.

Oh well. Please refer to the title of this blog. Thank you.

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9/10/2008

Should I Take This Personally?

I went to my local park and found this waiting for me at the entrance.

Go Home Butt Pirates on the Sidewalk

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7/09/2008

Ancient History

Italy Roman Forum

Italy Roman Forum

Italy Roman Forum

Standing amidst 2,000 year-old monuments and buildings of the Roman Forum, I overheard this conversation between American high-school students.

“Wow! I found a penny in my wallet from 1987.”

“Oh my God! That’s so old.”

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