When people tell me that their cousin’s friend’s neighbor is also an amputee and I try to look interested.



Thanks so much, Mythical Beast! And congrats on making it to states!
May the odds continue to be in your favor.
The secret to sticking with your diet: Cheating
Despite what you might think if you’ve read The Fault in Our Stars, amputees are not all bad drivers.
In fact, I drive an automatic. So it’s really no different driving with one leg than it would be with two.
As for whether I use disabled spaces: Generally, I leave them for the truly disabled. But I do have a disabled placard that I can hang from my rear-view mirror to use a disabled spot if A) I’m running late, B) I’m at someplace really crowed like a sporting event, or C) I’m parked illegally, under the hope that the parking cops will be less likely to give me a ticket.
I’ve added an “Ask” feature to my blog.
I can’t promise to answer every question. So I apologize in advance about that. But I can promise that if you ask a question, magical waves of awesomeness will be immediately sent directly into your brain.
Enjoy the waves.
Driving a Lexus doesn’t give you a right to be this bad at parking. Or to block 25% of a disabled space. (Taken with instagram)
Why my viewers are like mythical beasts
Josh Sundquist, who is known in his life outside of youTube as an inspirational speaker because of the way he overcame his leg amputation, speaks on the oddity of youTube celebrity from both sides and would rather have his fans come up to him and say hello. BTW, Josh is not only a nerdfighter but has a credit at the beginning of John Greens book The Fault in Our Stars for helping John in understanding the point of view of a cancer kid.
Remember that time I got a pillow that made gurgling noises while I was trying to sleep?