Jocelyn wakes up, and wants to make out with Saturday.

I am going to get to level 60 in warcraft this weekend. Today, even. Let it never be said that I don't set goals.

Something funny: Haiku Error messages.

Something else funny: The funniest, and crudest, blog entry I have read in awhile. [From The Erin O'Brien Owner's Manual for Human Beings]

Something less funny: Who wants to save the aye-aye? [Speciesism is a serioius matter. We have a zero tolerance policy here at deletia hq.]

Last week I spontaneously declared it Dress Like Your South Park Character Day. I tagged Matt and James as the next participants. Thanks to them for being such good sports.

Now all I have to do is get it registered with the Ministry of Silly Holidays.

I declare February 23 to be forthwith and hereafter known as... Dress Like Your South Park Character Day.

Quick review...
This is what I would look like as a South Park character:

Then, to one-better you, Internet, this is what I would look like dressed up as what I would look like as a South Park character:





[I know, there are problems. For one thing, my hair is much longer than I thought it was. Also, I do not even own a red hat such as the one depicted in Figure 1.]

This exercise actually made me more aware of the fact that I usually have no idea what expression my face is making. Here is a picture of me, trying to make the face my South Park character is making, and failing utterly:





Right. Nice try there, Jocelyn.

Note: if you do not have a South Park version of yourself (shame on you!) then on Dress Like Your South Park Character Day you may dress as one of the following things: your WOW character, your wii character (your mii? I am fuzzy on the terminology), or Captain Underpants.

I tag James and Matt as the next two people who have to perform this activity. Go!

What I would look like as a South Park character.

Note my look of scorn and misbuttoned sweater. And what could be construed as armwarmers.

South Park Studio