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November 17, 2002 |
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Captain's Order
FOUND by Jenny Sturgis
in Seattle, Washington
I found this under my car.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
what were you looking at?
Ah ha ha ha... captain's order: WTF mate?!?
ROFL
I enjoy the double T Att!
i have thought this in my head many a time.
I love "Captain's Order" is printed at the top. As if it is a captain himself who wrote it.
So WTF were you looking at?
I clearly see some demented dude lying underneath your car, staring up at a cat who's sitting in the engine looking down at him. He feels around in his jacket pocket for a piece of paper and a pen, and hastily scribbles a note, which he then holds up to the cat's terrible gaze...
Oh, and the grease stains. Great. I can picture a waitress at a crappy seafood restaurant writing this one of her tickets and passing it to a table full of ogly frat boys.
... and I was making up the word "ogly" as an adjective of the verb "ogle," not misspelling ugly.
Pointless. But I hate bad spelling and looking like I can't spell! I do, however, enjoy making up words.
It makes me really sad to see 'at' spelled wrong.
dude in ralph's.. i totally got "ogly" the first time around.. that's a great word.. go post it on unwords.com
And googling the Finder:
http://www.raindogphoto.com/promocontact.htm
I wonder if "Captain's Order" means that this slip of paper came from Ivar's? (famous fish and chips, native to Seattle, but more recently branched out to other parts of WA, as well as to CA.. http://www.ivars.net/) yuummmmmmyyyy!
I am hereby nominating OGLY for the Found Lexicon.
Thanks Dude in Ralph's, wherever you are today.
OH! And stop staring at my hat!