Those Asians (22/28)

Some of you know that we run an approved mental health home.  This involves living with and caring for four adults who need a little extra structure and guidance to keep their lives running smoothly.  When I say it that way, I think that I could stand to move in on most days.

Anyway, one of our fellows gets things mixed up sometimes.  He listens to the radio and TV as do many of us, but he comes out consistently with things I can’t imagine were actually in any broadcast. on the planet.  But you can be sure that it keeps his stories fresh–I can assure you of that!

A couple days ago, he came upstairs while I was at work.  He’d been listening to something about the Masians. but seemed a bit confused.  Shannon is right there with him in that state, as he shares what he’s “heard”.  Eventually, she gets enough info to deduce that he MEANS to say “Asians”.

Apparently, some programs add a silent M to the front.  Or he heard some redneck broadcaster ranting about “them Asians”, and transferred the M from word to word.  Or none of the above.

Mystery solved.

When Shannon pointed out to him that it was “Asians”, he did that nod and rolling “ohhhh”, as we all do upon enlightenment.  Then he added a question…

“Where’s Asia?  Is that in the states?”

G-E-I-C-O Trophy (21/28)

Yes, I know.  It’ s March.  I did not complete my February blogging, but I’m taking solace in the fact that all the good Februaries have 29 days, so I’m not that far gone.  Add to that the fact that I didn’t even start my 28 entries until the 5th, and I’m still on track.

Today, we re-visit a previous post about Geico buying out the game Horse at the NBA All-Star Weekend.  Kevin Durant went on to win that competition.  As is normal, he was presented with a trophy.

Check the photos on this…

A bit of a close-up…

If you’re thinking that that looks a lot like a Barbie horse glued to a piece of cardboard, you’re not alone.  Even Durant is wondering why he tried so hard.

The trophy was so bad that it prompted TNT analyst Kenny Smith to say this:

“Are you kidding me? Are we that cheap?”

Yes, Kenny, apparently you are.

And now we know how Geico offers such affordable insurance.