Tuesday, May 22, 2007
That he's mad, 'tis true, 'tis true 'tis Linked
--After Hamlet (II, ii, 97-98)
IN the great tradition of Victor Borge and Peter Schickile - classical music I can enjoy
And so the sequel is inspired.
“Where does the butt end and the anus begin?” True question, asked in a courtroom - great moments in legal history! Speaking of which - when do I get to start suing people for bringing stupid, ignorant and self-indulgent lawsuits? At least common sense prevails once and a while.
I shouldn;t laugh, but this really is funny.
Oh come on, old news. Why shootfire, back home we had skeeters big enough to...
It all started with someone paying someone else to prove the obvious.
Ahhh, memories. If you have never experienced a cicada swarm, well, you've missed out on a month of sleepless nights (They're really loud) and really ugly, but otherwise harmless, bugs.
OK fine, next time they can use the critics instead of the mice. In yet another story of misplaced priorites, I guess we have to suffer terrorism (you kow large building collapsing, thousands of people dying) for the sake of a desert cat.
Why didn't I think of that?
See honey! - I'm not the only one.
Related Tags: classical music, litigation, bad priorities, joke, humor, sarcasm, wisecrack
IN the great tradition of Victor Borge and Peter Schickile - classical music I can enjoy
And so the sequel is inspired.
“Where does the butt end and the anus begin?” True question, asked in a courtroom - great moments in legal history! Speaking of which - when do I get to start suing people for bringing stupid, ignorant and self-indulgent lawsuits? At least common sense prevails once and a while.
I shouldn;t laugh, but this really is funny.
Oh come on, old news. Why shootfire, back home we had skeeters big enough to...
It all started with someone paying someone else to prove the obvious.
Ahhh, memories. If you have never experienced a cicada swarm, well, you've missed out on a month of sleepless nights (They're really loud) and really ugly, but otherwise harmless, bugs.
OK fine, next time they can use the critics instead of the mice. In yet another story of misplaced priorites, I guess we have to suffer terrorism (you kow large building collapsing, thousands of people dying) for the sake of a desert cat.
Why didn't I think of that?
See honey! - I'm not the only one.
Related Tags: classical music, litigation, bad priorities, joke, humor, sarcasm, wisecrack
