It’s Friday and time for another 6 Degrees of Casey Serin™ game! In order to make this one super challenging, I am taking Flailing Forward’s suggestion: Casey to Success.
Woohoo! Win-win!
Partial Success, 75% Success and Strong Success entries will be immediately disqualified. Success as defined in this game is 100% success. Brief Non-6 Degrees Update:
If you haven't already done so, I recommend perusing Kerriella's recent Casey-related post.
21 comments:
Murst!
Tarzan (see first picture) was a success at the box office. :-Þ
I might revisit this one tomorrow. It's too easy if I don't follow the rules I suggested in last week's contest, and too hard if I don't. At least for now. Not enough sleep last night followed by too much massive unfocused action at the looser W2. My neck hurts, I've got one of those unsettlingly localized headaches, and I can't think straight.
In two hours I'm going to get out of here, go for some much needed liquid recovery, then go home and take in some Casey-style massive focused action.
zzz.
Err.. "too hard if I do." Or something.
NotAnOptimist,
Murst! is not an answer to the most challenging 6 Degrees of Casey Serin ever;).
Benoit™,
Weren’t there a number of Tarzan movies made? Which one was a 100% success? Details please or Schnapps will have an aneurism.
Actually, I like to keep it organic, so I enjoy the combination of absurd/funny entries and the more specific Kevin Bacon-ish ones like Schnapps’.
Ogg,
That sounds exactly like my day. Plus it’s too bright outside and the guys on either side of me like to keep their blinds open for some inane reason and I hate the headache-inducing glare on my screens, so I am considering methods of walling off my cube to create a more tolerable working environment. Option B would be to wear sunglasses. However, on the plus side the air conditioner is now working.
Who's holding the camera for Casey? I thought his "friends" kicked him out?
My dear Akubi, "Murst!" is most decidedly an answer to the most challenging 6 Degrees of Casey Serin ever. Allow me to explain.
M = In the top photo, Casey thinks he can be as good-looking as a monkey if he acts like one. (silly boy)
U = Monkeys like bananas, and everyone knows that the bananas in pajamas were upstairs.
R = "Upstairs" implies that there is a "downstairs", which, in many parts of San Francisco, is occassionally rented out to generate sweet passive income.
S = Renters can afford to spend money on rent because they are W-2 loosers.
T = And because they have jobs, they won't have to trick lenders and lie on their loan applications when they successfully purchase a home.
@ Akubi:
If you were an entreprenur instead of working in a looser W2 cubicle job you wouldn't have that problem.
I'm actually feeling somewhat better now. The ride home did wonders for my headache as well as my tiredness. I'm still not up to facing the public, so I'm staying in tonight for pizza, beer, and haterzcast.
Thread over, NotAnOptimist wins.
Although I don't think I can top NotAnOptimist, I'll throw my hat in the ring.
1. Casey is a past associate of award-winning blogger, koi expert, and Utah resident Nigel Swaby.
2. Utah as many interesting rock formations.
3. Caves are found in the rocks.
4. If he didn't live so far away, a certain caveman would gladly deliver Akubi's pizza (if you know what I mean)
5. Akubi is involved in Caseypedia.
6. Caseypedia has a page on Duane LeGate, a successful foreclosure-avoider.
Excellent entries.
WTF is going on with the TalkCasts?
If nothing is happening, I'll be engaging in offline entertainment for a bit...
Figured it out.
Donald Trump can be considered successful.
Donald Trump and Robert Kiyosaki (who is also successful in selling his crap to unsuspecting and amoral people) are in bed together.
Robert Kiyosaki is Casey's idol.
The secret to success is constancy of purpose - Benjamin Franklin
so success comes from purpose
Casey can't spell
If you fail to spell purpose correctly you might spell porpoise
Casey has failed to find any porpoises in Australia
Two negatives cancel each other out, so Casey's failure to spell purpose right and failure to find porpoises means he has success. (You have to think like Casey to figure out this 6 degrees)
why so shy Akubi...we all want to hear you.
NGB,
Essentially, I hate telephones and indirect audio communications and leave that matter in voice mail avoidance. It gives me a migraine. Text (in proper lighting) is far more tolerable. In addition, I have a non-sexy, whiney (plus version=Mia Farrow) Alice in Wonderland–ish little girl voice I can’t stand. However, if you have any concerns about my gender identity (which seems to have become a hot issue), please email me at the the AkubiDoo account on the right and I’ll call you back.
Will you be playing this week’s game?
I love my blinky!
@ Akubi:
It's just as well that you didn't call in to this particular haterzcast. I couldn't make this one, as you might've noticed if you paid close attention to who signed in and who didn't, and it would've broken my heart to miss you.
As for your gender, I'm reasonably convinced.
By the way, I was ego-surfing earlier and the prize you gave me for 6 Degrees of Casey Serin is in the first page of google results for my name.
SWEETness Oggy:)
Endlessly distracted...
Anyway, Oggy, you also have many cereal box Google references in the first page that allure me.
KC lied to his wife and abandoned her, leaving her to deal with CashCall and piles of debt while he swings on vines on vacation in Australia and taunts her with inconsiderate blog posts.
That is pure evil.
Evil is associated with the devil, who is represented by the symbol 666.
The plural of six is sixes.
pure evil = 100% sixes.
That sounds like 100% success when KC says it.
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