Joshua Pursley

Only a naked and winged infant baby god named Cupid armed with infinite desire arrows could understand true Valentine’s Day love.
— Joshua Pursley
Yolo, unless you insert additional coins in order to continue.
— Joshua Pursley
The first hurdle to overcome in becoming a track and field star is the most important.
— Joshua Pursley
According to popular nautical law, loose lips sink ships and tight lips float boats.
— Joshua Pursley
Fleece vests are great for when only my chest is cold, but nothing beats a pair of detached, wool sleeves when only my arms are chilly.
— Joshua Pursley
Can I enjoy “Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over” in 2-D, or must I see “Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams” in 2-D, first? Note: I do not own 3-D glasses at this time.
— Joshua Pursley
You know, Johannes totally wrote the book on the Gutenberg Printing Press.
— Joshua Pursley
I stop possible flu attacks at the source. By elbowing everyone in the face during winter months.
— Joshua Pursley
So Santa can come down chimneys to deliver Christmas gaiety and fun, but when I try the same thing I get a face full of jolly pepper spray?
— Joshua Pursley
When Hollywood finally decides to reboot Santa Claus’s costume to be more aerodynamic, form fitting, and gritty, I’ll think about watching.
— Joshua Pursley