Someone told me the other day that the first time they went
to Paris and ate a baguette they thought it must have been made up of crushed
angels. I think Donna Summer’s voice was made of the crushed souls of a
thousand tiny, soulful angels. And I do still think she was the most
beautiful woman that ever lived. Ever.
There are a number of references to Jesus in the concert,
but I was able to move past that.
Speaking of zombies, my credit card appears to have been
hacked by zombies. I got a new Hawaiian Airlines Visa Card in the mail a few
weeks ago. My old one was about to expire. That was all fine, but
then a couple days ago I got another new card with a letter saying my account may
have been compromised. I activated the new card yesterday
morning, but somehow someone got in and charged something just before I shut
off the other card.
For no apparent reason I checked my account online this
morning and saw a foreign transaction fee of $2.85 and a charge of $85.90 to
Zombio.com. I’m like, gosh, did I charge $85.90 worth of foreign zombie
yesterday? I do not believe I did. I called Bank of America.
Initially I was connected to some snappish person who did not want to hear my
zombie story and was clearly not a Donna Summer fan, but then he transferred me
to the fraud people who were all over it. I have to say I would not want
them to come after me. Stern. Humorless. Intense. I was assured that my
account will be credited for this zombie fraud, and that said zombies will face
the full wrath of Bank of America, including a harshly worded letter.
I am sure this will all be fine, but I do have to question
why international zombies would target moi. I do have a wee theory. If you read
this blog on regular basis you know that there are things in the universe that
I don’t like:
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Golf
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Republicans
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Centipedes
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Sand Worms
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Zombies
Last week, at this very hour, I was attacked by a centipede
at my desk at work. Today, zombies have hacked my credit card. Is
there some sort of direct correlation between what I write about and what
happens? Is it possible, perhaps, hypothetically, that if I write more about
Donna Summer coming back to life or winning Lotto that these things will
happen? I don’t know, but I am completely confident that if I were to go
golfing with my Republican brother in law tomorrow we would be attacked by a
sand worm on the golf course. I am sure of this.
I am not going golfing with my brother in law tomorrow.
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