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LOL Ron Hubbard (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} julian_black) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} otf_wank, |
I'd leave a note like that.
And I'd be laughing my ass off as I wrote it--as I suspect the person who left that note under the pond in 2003 did.
Come on--"snivelling pond-destroyer?" "I hope your head falls off?" That's pretty lulzy stuff.
Then again, I used to work in construction, and did a lot of remodeling gigs. During demolition on jobs I'd occasionally find anonymous "Easter eggs" left by the original builders or subsequent remodeling crews. That inspired me to start leaving my own, for future demolition crews to find.
(It's sort of the building trades' ultra-lo-fi version oflol_meme, now that I think about it.)
On one really godawful master bath remodel I put a note behind the medicine cabinet, thanking a future demolition crew for tearing out all my hard work because the customers had far more money than taste and such a grotesque bathroom should never have been allowed to exist in the first place. That was in Hillsboro, CA in 1992, so chances are very good somebody's long since found it on a subsequent remodel...
And I'd be laughing my ass off as I wrote it--as I suspect the person who left that note under the pond in 2003 did.
Come on--"snivelling pond-destroyer?" "I hope your head falls off?" That's pretty lulzy stuff.
Then again, I used to work in construction, and did a lot of remodeling gigs. During demolition on jobs I'd occasionally find anonymous "Easter eggs" left by the original builders or subsequent remodeling crews. That inspired me to start leaving my own, for future demolition crews to find.
(It's sort of the building trades' ultra-lo-fi version of
lol_meme, now that I think about it.)On one really godawful master bath remodel I put a note behind the medicine cabinet, thanking a future demolition crew for tearing out all my hard work because the customers had far more money than taste and such a grotesque bathroom should never have been allowed to exist in the first place. That was in Hillsboro, CA in 1992, so chances are very good somebody's long since found it on a subsequent remodel...
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