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August 15, 2006
talentless or what
Okay, so I have discovered a brilliant talent that I have...it's called "Getting your hand stuck in things and not being able to remove it".
Scenario 1: AMG quarterly event. Area manager giving speech. Kat thinks she can fit hand between slats in chair. Success! Laughter because Kat can't get hand out and has to spit on it.
Scenario 2: Studying at desk. Kat sees groove in radiator. Kat sticks hand down there. Drew has to spit on hand to remove, as hand on fire and cannot spit far enough.
Scenario 3:Attempting to look busy at work. Kat sees big stapler and reckons she can fit her hand between stapley bit and handle. Again, success! Had to hold hand under cold water for 5 minutes due to lack of blood to finger tips for half and hour.
Scenario 4:At work, again trying to look busy. Kat sees crack in between desk and drawer.....you know the rest.
I might add that I successfully replicated 3 and 4, not once, not twice, but three time today. Oh, I am special. In an unusually good mood seeing as my hand hurts and I am very sleep deprived.
Happy Get-your-hand-stuck-in-something Tuesday!
Posted by kat at August 15, 2006 6:21 PM
Comments
You know in a study of monkey's they found that to better facilitate the monkey's capture for study they would allow the monkey's to observe them "hiding" something in the narrow holes of the surrounding rocks.
Naturally the monkey's being the curious creatures that they are would wait for the researchers to be out of sight, then the monkeys would reach their hands down the holes of these hiding places and cluch the item inside. However, the monkey's were unable to remove their hands from the holes of the rock while clutching the item, but curiousity gets the best of them and they won't let go of the item allowing the monkey's capture without much difficulty by the researcher.
Just a little fun fact that I thought I'd share since apparently our friend Kat here has a LiL Bit O' Monkey in her.^^ Hee hee
Posted by: Garkin at August 16, 2006 7:30 PM
