February One-liners

New one-liners for February 2017.

January came and went without any new one-liners. But here’s a short and early February update:

  • Just because red flags are popping up all over the place doesn’t mean she’s not the girl for you.
  • Being in a relationship is the exhausting practice of ceaselessly trying to be more entertaining than a smart phone.
  • The best secrets are the ones you’re let in on.
  • Guilt is a dish best served by mom.
  • What’s the most unreliable form of communication and how do I get my relatives to start using it?
  • I return to work tomorrow with a child-like belief that this is the year people will think at least twice before hitting Reply All.
  • I enjoy video games because they let me live out my wildest fantasies, like being assigned a task and then completing that task.
  • No matter how tough you think you are, there’s always a closed pistachio ready to mess you up.
  • The longer I stay at home, the more homeless I look.
  • I’ve pre-planned my funeral to include a 32 minute montage of the times I’ve accidentally waved hello to someone waving to someone behind me.
  • I don’t make mistakes, I take alternative decisions.
  • Don’t worry about tomorrow’s problems, handle today’s first.
  • Don’t get burned twice on the same flame.
  • I’m not asocial, I just don’t want to associate with idiots.

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