Blea lea la....blea lea la....blea lea la
"Where you at yo?"
Blea lea la
"I'm in class YO, where you at?"
Blea lea la
"I'm in the movie theather getting ready to watch Star Wars Episode 3 with some dorked-out Trekkies, HOLLA!"
Blea lea la
"Coo."
Blea lea la
"What you doin?"
Blea lea la
"Takin' this algebra test bra."
Blea lea la
"That no good."
Blea lea la
"Yeah, it's all quiet and s*** in here, s*** sucks."
Blea lea la
"Aitttttteee, well I just wanted to holla and make sure that i ANNOY EVERY F***ING NON-DEAF PERSON ANYWHERE NEAR EITHER ONE OF US WITH THE WALKIE-TALKIE FEATURE ON MY "NOT ALREADY ANNOYING ENOUGH" CELLULAR TELEPHONE!"
Blea lea la
"I hurd dat. Back in the day, old school style, when sex was safe and skydiving was dangerous, you know, when they first came out with beepers, yo, well, they got to be all annoying and what not because they'd always go off in class, the movie theather, the library...or hell, even hearing one in walmart was enough to make you want to excommunicate yourself. Then they fixed the problem and made "silent mode" for pagers and human-kind lived in a cellular telephone-free utopia for years and years. But then, like ebola, came the cellular telephone (cue the drums from 2001: A Space Odyessey). At first, it wasn't that bad...cellular phones (aka "car" phones) were massive, Zack Morris style phones. You couldn't take them out of your car, b/c they had no power supply other than the special cradle that you had to keep in your car. Zack Morris models (about the size of a cinder block and just about as heavy, but if you were willing to cart a car battery around in a wheelbarrow to power the darn thing, you could call Kelly Kapowski or whom-the-hell-ever whenever you wished from where ever you wished just so long as "where ever you wished" is not inside a building, in a partially-dense forest / park area or more than 3 miles away from a cell phone tower."
Blea lea la
"Coo. "
Blea lea la
"Fast forward through a rather long strech of time, YO, through the semi-stringent Zack Morris cell phone years to the Apocolpyse of the most recent ended era, the "cell phone" era."
Blea lea la
"What you mean yo?"
Blea lea la
"I mean fast forward in time you dips*** b/c i dont feel like going on and on about the boring years of Zack Morris cell phone drudgery....where the only technological advancements were in covers for your Zack Morris and not internal to the phones' high-tech gadetrey at all. "
Blea lea la
"I KNOW FOOL! What's this 'cell phone' era giz?"
Blea lea la
"The 'cell phone' era is where technology began to focus on the actual phone, in order to maximize distraction...probably some massive plot by the pharmacetical companies the increase sales for ADD medication. Anyways, cell phones got smaller and smaller, and the batteries got better, or, well, seemingly better. Batteries in today's cell phones are programmed to last for random intervals of time, and the number of bars in the battery icon thing displays how much battery you'd like to have...subtract 2 bars and divide by 100 to get an approximation of how much battery you really have left. SOOOO, what i was saying is that cell phones got more portable. so now you can travel 50 miles away from the nearest tower just so long as your license plate on your car ends with an odd-number or odd-numbered letter on even-numbered days. People with even-numbers on their license plate get reception on the odd-numbered days. OH that's right, and you're in the "blue zone" on your cell phone company's fractal imagery coverage area map. Anyways, during the 'cell phone era' phones got smaller, flip phones came out, digital phones became mainstream, and cell phones evolved one redeeming quality: games. Also, calendars, alarm clocks, cameras that you can sneak in to strip clubs, and many other features graced the growing status symbol. But the "cell phone era" was only the pharmaceutical companies first step in selling more ADD drugs..."
Blea lea la
Blea lea la
"Sorry...hand slipped off the button. Anyways, moral of the story for the 'cell phone era' cell phones got more portable, and then the pharmaceutical companies began what's become known as the 'era of supreme annoyance and ADD drug sale revenue increases.' This is where cell phones no longer ring, they play 'ring tones', they bastardize Black Sabbath and other great bands like 50 cent and the f***ing Dukes of Hazard theme song.
Yessir, once, however, a bastion of truth, a girl named Chestly Buxom Cleavage III, valedictorian of Sucock High School, who got her engineering degree from the University of South Carolina and then went to work for Motorola, intented the "silent ring mode." a great defeat against the pharmy companies (b/c they're trying to sell more ADD drugs, remember)...but, alas, it was too little, too late. Because, well, even if you're cell phone rings in silent / vibrate mode when you're in the movie theather, you still gotta answer it. Besides, the pharm companies countered by making the vibrating feature soooooooo powerful that the noise the phone makes while vibrating is just as loud if not louder than the actual ring on 'low' mode...and in case it's not too late b/c you're really into something like playing rummy with your girlfriend's grandmother, the vibrating phone will vibrate itself right off the counter and into: the dog's water bowl, the trash can, onto the high hat symbol you have set up beside the counter, etc.
You still there?"
Blea lea la
"Yeah yo, these Trekkies don't mind, go ahead"
Blea lea lea
"So the pharmaceutical companies created and popularized ring tones for even the newest of songs....and they hyped up that d*mned motorcycle frog so now every year at Christmas I hear the commercials for 'blou le blou le le le bluou leeee bloue leee boue leeeeee PICK UP!" but even the commercials have made that frog so annoying that nobody wants to listen to it....one would think. but then the frog beats out Oasis or the Beatles or whomever for the number 1 song spot in Europe...WTF?!!!!!! it's a cell phone ringer?!!!! see, obvious pharmaceutical interferrence there, huh?
So I could ratter on longer about this particularly intriging yet infruiating era, but I'll skip to a rather notable meeting held at the U.S. Pharmular building in November of 2003."
Blea lea la
"huh?"
Blea lea la
"Stay with me here YO....drug manufacturers, worried about their most recent fubar, Vioxx, needed a boost...they're plan was coming along well with the cell phones as they'd already noticed the sales of Duuuuhhhhhhhhox and Pro-daaaaaaaia ADD medications picking up. But they needed to maintain that bottom line despite the Vioxx. So they decided to bump the annoyance up to the next level by combining all the annoyance of someone talking in public on a cellular telephone with the testicle-splitting din from the scream of the "red button" on a walkie-talkie (i guess that button was for morse code...but all I ever heard was 'beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep') . What did that yield?
Blea lea la
"I dont know YO"
Blea lea la
"This f***ing 'blea lea la' walkie talkie feature on cell phones today! popularized by an old woman talking like an African American with the marketing catch phrase, 'Where you at?', this phone crazy has been sweeping the nation...because why buy a set of walkie talkies for $12 when you can pay a monthly fee to use your cell phone as a walkie talkie and annoy everybody in your building. It's evil genious!"
Blea lea la
"That's heavy yo...that's deep."
Blea lea la
"Like the ocean, home skillet. so I'll end with this..."
Blea lea la
Blea lea la
Blea lea la
"WHERE YOU AT?!"