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The Joel Review:
First and Foremost Ryan and Bob
would like to discuss Joel’s laziness. LAZY! SO LAZY! For one
Joel’s physical appearance is comparable to Skeletor of Masters of
the Universe, now Bob is no He-Man, but he at least weighs more than
a hundred pounds. We can attribute much of Joel’s lack of body mass
to his scant diet, severe inactivity, and hermit like 12 hours of
sleep a day conditions. Joel does, however, have the impressive yet
ferret-like ability to collapse his whole tiny body frame and cram
himself in even the smallest of holes his dad punches in the wall.
Joel’s appearance leaves much to be
desired, Bob once threatened to turn Joel over and use his hair as a
mop. Aside from being third-worldly skinny, he constantly wears
tiny shirts that even Ken from Barbie would struggle to put on
himself. We know that there are other sizes that would fit him more
comfortably, but he decides to expose his nipples and ribs world.
He used to wear thick, black, emo framed, fake glasses, but by an
act of God they were crushed by his own hand.
Joel undoubtedly has a pathological
lying problem, because he feels he needs to make up for things and
impress us all fields of everything that has ever existed. He says
he doesn’t lie anymore, but you can tell it’s a lie; we all lie from
time to time. There’s also a rumor going around that Joel used his
fake grandpa’s death to get out of a relationship, you have to give
him credit for having enough nerve to do so, but sweet lord that’s a
hard pill to swallow. Moving onward…
As we mentioned before, Joel is
LAZY, MY GOD LAZY, lazier than Ryan and Bob on a Nyquil overdose.
His work ethic is comparable to a 245 pound prostitute that just
can’t quite pull up those fishnet stockings. His work experience
ranges from complaining about being bored to ruining things that are
getting done. Not to mention that he sleeps until the crack of noon
on any day that doesn’t precede a school day, and stays in his
pajamas until dinner, whereupon heading back to bed to sleep until
the next noon, vicious, vicious cycle.
We suppose Joel’s intelligence is
that of a worker of a poorly ventilated spray paint factory, and not
a fraction smarter. If it doesn’t have car crashes and/or
explosions it can’t keep his attention or at least a “sweet” guitar
solo. We think Joel’s ultimate death is him riding atop a crashing,
flaming car whilst playing the solo to Fade to Black by Metallica,
but that’s just our opinion. Showing Joel how to do something is
like working with the handicapped, except not nearly as rewarding
because he forgets everything you tell him as soon as noon strikes
and killer guitar solos are dancing in his head.
You’re probably assuming by now
that we hate Joel, quite the contrary, it’s his faults that make us
feel superior. I think you’ll find Joel to be a good guy if you
don’t mention anything at which he might be, or want to be, good.
Joel gets a 100% in our review, we love you Joel! |