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I read multiple books at a time. Usually work one novel and one short story collection at the same time. When I worked at the bowling alley, I would have three books going -- upstairs book, downstairs book, and bowling alley book.
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I just love to read about everyone's "special eight".

I read....hmmm.....3 or 4 books at a time. One is on the end table in the family room. One is in my car. One is up on my nightstand by my bed, and the fourth is in my "work bag".

However, I only put a book I want to REread on my nightstand by the bed. I don't want any unpleasant surprises before I am going to sleep. :)

I would love to hear more examples of "Cappy's way" of doing things! :D
Honey. Those are all my way of doing things, every last one, except all our bills are paid electronically now, and it's the mp3, most of the time, or XM, that can't be turned off until the song is over.

Wait--I don't mean I was born in Texas. I mean, I was there and then there and now here, and you can't tell where I'm from.

AND MY POINT IS, as far as I'm concerned, this all makes you one of the coolest people your friends know.
I hate the commercials during football. Like you, I prefer to change the channel to the other game, if available.
There were multiple levels at the legendary Dan Patch? I thought bowling alleys were just one big room.
No. I'm sorry, I meant upstairs and downstairs at Supergenius HQ and then on for DPL.
There are multi-level bowling alleys, though, or at least there were. They were pretty cool.
e.g. Conventional wisdom tells us to park the car as close as possible in the lot => the shortest walk to & fro. My preference is the space furthest away => easy access out of the lot.
It keeps 'em guessing, that's for sure.
Well...not only that, but it's much better for us to walk further, anyway!

Sounds sensible to me! ;)

I love when a game is moving along faster than antipicated (e.g. the early game is due for a 3:50pm completion w/ a 4:15pm game pending). You know the commissioner's office is signaling into each coach's headset saying "Use all your meaningless timeouts."

Non-regional dialect rules! What's cool about having no accent is that it makes you a better spy. Not that I would know...y'all.
I've been known to slip in a "y'all" or "youz" when I've been careless. Still haven't reached "yinz" yet.
HEEEYYYY I just noticed your tagline. Are you making fun of me?
No. Our similarities in taglines are purely coincidental. But I invite you to play the sleuth any time. The answer is out there.
Obviously it's an homage to my awesomeness.

It totally is. What else could it be?

My intention is not to make you frantic, but one of your old-new-forever favorites may come up with the correct answer, thereby rendering you the old supergenius.

I am not frantic, because I already know that it's an homage to me. Which is cool I am totally homage-worthy.
An homage to you would be something more along the lines of "Heir to the Fortress of Solitude." But we both know that will happen when Jennifer Garner and Jessica Biel call me up for a menage a trois.
Nah, copping my tagline is a total homage. It's okay, Crunch. I know that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

A wiser feller than myself once said "don't you ever get tired of being wrong?"

Dead Letter Office (1987) was a collection of B-sides and outtakes. Highlights include three Velvet Underground covers, an Aerosmith cover, an uncommissioned commercial for a barbecue restaurant in Athens, and a boozy version of "King of the Road". The CD also has the EP Chronic Town at the end. The album is described in the liner notes as "A little bit of uh-huh and a whole lot of oh-yeah".

What does REM have to do with your homage to me?
I never knew reading comprehension was foreign in the flyover states.
I stopped reading after you started talking about someone being wrong.

Now, go on let's get back to talking about how awesome I am.
This is a fabrication-free zone.
I'm not the one making up some cockamamie story about REM to explain what is a clearly an homage to me.
I won't park in the FURTHEST (farthest?) out spot, but I park further back away from the assholes who are gonna ding my car getting out of their junker.
I have noticed most of the autos parked in spaces adjacent to handicaps are the Hummers and Chevy/GMC Suburbans.
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Great list! I knew you would come up with some good/freakish facts about yourself!

Oh, and I park at the first spot I find because it annoys me when people drive around and around and around to find a 'good' spot. I can be inside the location before those people even get out of their cars.

Also, in Phoenix the best spot is the spot with shade, regardless of distance from parking spot to door.

After I said that, I just concocted an odd picture of a large parking lot where every car has it's on sunshade on the inside of the windshield. Tell me that really doesn't happen.

Sorry, after YOU said that...
Yep, sun shades are pretty much mandatory out here when it starts getting hot. Otherwise your dashboard will burn and crack - and your steering wheel will burn all your skin off. It might help keep your interior down a few degrees, but it makes a big difference on keeping your wheel, shifter and seat belt metal safe to the touch.

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