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May
8, 2004
So i survived the charity event for abused children.
And actually had a good time. The only downside was
the abundance of snobby rich people. Sheesh.
And i'm not sure having a comedian who told jokes about
the trials and tribulations of kids (ie ".. you just
wait till your father gets home tonight!") was their
best choice of entertainment.
i was at a table full of coworkers who were a blast.
i don't think we stopped laughing the whole time we were
there. Food was excellent, and me, who never wins
anything, actually won a nice beaded tunic in the silent
auction. Figures. i win something i have to
pay for. Ah well. It was for a cause that i
can truly endorse and i'd love to go again next year.
One of the fellows at our table (senior level wage earner)
won the bid for a vintage
vespa. Hmm, i should have asked him what
year it was. Anyway, a helmet and the leather bike
cover came with it. And because the helmet was a half
helmet, i started teasing him about it really
being called a "lid". The next day at work
he came looking for me, and the first thing he starts
talking about is his "lid". Very funny!
So then he says maybe he should be joining a gang and
names a few, to which i advise which one would be
better. And then advise that he should put the term
"dilligaf" on the back of his lid. He'd
never heard of it. And blushed a lot when i
described. i may have gone over the top on that one
(oops).
So this morning i decided to see what google would offer
for the term and found the following:
http://www.dilligaf.com/
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dilligaf
http://www.dilligaf.to/
There's a bunch more -
some really strange stuff actually. And it must be
truly spring now - i'm talking about biker stuff
again. Heh.
 
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