Wednesday

Diapers of Shame

I am going to start a band and name it "Tony and His Several Tumors." I used to be in a different band once. I couldn't play any instrument without somehow setting fire to the local postal service. That's why they never let me touch the instruments or microphones, and I definitely wasn't the singer. I was the amp. I was the one responsible for the bass guitar falling down the stairs and subsequently becoming a liberal democrat. They still won't let me anywhere near the state of Montana. I mean come on. I launch the entire building into a trans-dimensional portal one time and you just can't let it go, can you?

Well that man is certainly stuck in his ways wheys curds. This clock has eleven hands, all the same size. If I hand you a clock's hand would you use your own hand to check the time, or will your car just rear-end a butt ? You can't heegle pleeps unless yaa beloove in frundsharp. Check out these things I found in the dumpster. Ordinarily, they are briefcases, but today they are soup. I call them the Lips of Determination. Collect all four, FranÇois! Or should I say...FRANçOIS!!!

Let's say you're walking down the street, and someone says, "Hey, I would like to raise your child!" What do you do? You say, "No! Get a life and I hope you die from sharks!" They will walk away with a dejected look on their faces as you throw diapers at them scornfully. Diapers of shame. Remember my advice if you want to live. Otherwise, you might as well be trading the entire world to aliens for a golden egg, and that makes you Bim the Clown and me William Shatner. Time to boldly split infinitives. I have replaced all the money in your wallet with peanut butter.

The day I played with brain coral was the day that my portfolio became Fort Polio. We remember it well. It had nothing to do with the Great Toot Machine III, copyright Mt. St. Helens, 1975. It was either hail, tornados, or suicidal sheep. Take your pick. Also take this comb; it's good for your digestive system. Now, I see your point, but I can't hear your point. This amphitheater is my hoopskirt. Don't assassinate me. Not yet. These  bubbles don't want to pour coffee all over your acorns, but if the wheat farm says, "Bleuuurgh" all bets are off. Keep that in mind tomorrow morning, because cropping pictures of the harvest is fun only when you drive under a teepee and hit a native. The teepee's peas. Donuts hop out of beakers when it gets too steamy in the fuse box to make forks a regular customer.

Today is under construction. Thank you for understanding.

I specifically said no tartar sauce. And they gave me all the tartar sauce they have. Whatever makes you burp is too sacrilegious to eat at my dinner table. You'll have to burrow under my picnic blanket and live amongst the worms. Firing sponges out of a cannon at your mother-in-law as she exits the grocery store is basically the worst way to get revenge. Mothers-in-law derive evil powers from sponges -- we've gone over this. You see, sometimes, I follow my roommates around and repeat everything they say, but I say it an octave higher. That way, nobody knows who I am or even tries to eat my ice cream while I'm cleaning the restrooms using only a hammer.

I will hide in the gutters and eat nothing but topsoil for a week.

Thursday

Good Butling

Plant a congressman. Maybe one day he'll grow into a beautiful bagel-shaped manhole, named Miranda. If not, you'll at least be able to sue his taxes and get a refund on that withdrawal. And if he still has his wallet when he exits the shower at your local bank, it means that he's just traded a subsidiary waffle cone for something along the lines of a gross domestic house-cat by wiring his money to an old German woman who lives across the street and refuses to wear socks. All I know is my puts are lower than my calls, my calls are made by phone, usually to a girlfriend, I put calls on hold sometimes, and I call my puts "butts" whenever I feel like synthesizing an investment portfolio made entirely out of yeast. Let's get fiscal, baby.

I once met an area code with a scalpel, which led me to believe the butler did it. We don't really know what he did. We just know he did it. He is so good at the butling, though, we couldn't call the police to arrest him for whatever he did. So instead, we'll just force him to marry that harpsichord. Convincing me otherwise will do nothing to change my mind, and that's all I have to say about the matter except for this one extra thing: we don't want your carpet people. They keep grabbing my toes and melting, and frankly I've had it. I don't know what it is that I've had, but whatever it is, it's been had. By me. I've had it.

It starts out as a simple complexity, but it soon sprouts into an appointment with your doctor. It's at 2 a.m., so you better hurry.

The skittles are in a jar, and you can't reach them because your hand is too fat. If you would just hand me the remote, I could change the English channel, and we could finally watch something American carpal tunnel. Like that tulip over there. It looks pretty patriotic. I think you'll be safe as long as you aren't throwing hatchets at everything, which is a little too rude to ride this ride. You have to be this tall. Try again next time, Gimli. I'm gonna go grab a bite to eat. It won't be my bite; it'll be somebody else's. But still. Also I'm getting my hair cut... Just the one.

Okay, okay, story time, kitties. This one's about a hairball that wanted to be a dinosaur when it grew up. Unfortunately, it was fated to predict its own prophecy about the fortunes. Sometimes I stand up in Taco Bell and just yell really loud. I am the Chosen Juan! Let's bee honest; I'm an insect. I should probably be shot for that one, but I'm getting a tetanus booster anyway, so feel free to pick a brochure on your way out. We have excellent ears. Thank you, dear, that was very sweet of you. Go sit in the corner and think about your life.

When the headlines read, "ROBBER MAKES OUT WITH LOTS OF MONEY" I always get the wrong impression. Maybe that's just me. Maybe I'm that robber. I stole the entire cash register and left the money. See, I knew what you were thinking, because Carl Orff  is a terrible name for Germany, but you have to listen to my dirty clothes hamster. He talks like a buttered puppet with a lisp the size of Texas. In fact, I'm pretty sure his day-job is just spitting on people. It's possible she replaced him with a potty train, but who would buy something so flagrantly charitable, you malapropism! Soon enough they'll think people can run around naked like animals do. Well they can't! The pigs are hard to relate to, and my analysis isn't going to burn itself! So help me canter around like a headless amoeba, but without disestablishing the careful arrangement of hipsters in my attic.

Stop tickling my fancy!

Wednesday

The Turnip Queen In Candyland

You know, the Turnip Queen has some legs. I know you can't cremate it, but I don't want all of your money. All I want is somebody else's two front teeth. Is that so much to ask? Seriously. She just walked into my kitchen and started putting things on my cake. I don't even know why she would want the couch cushions. I'm like a hostile smartphone resting cozily in the smoldering embers left over from last night's sneezing contest with the mole people. These are keyboards, people. Stop eating them.

Somebody wants your nope. But you can't the grapes because they housing my parents. It's like a completely intentional accident, with bad-smells insurance. That is to say, some politics don't make cents, and that's okay because I forgive you. It's not your fault. It's somebody else's fault. Now let's leave before there's an earthquake. I think this fault belongs to Madrid. She has a puppy! But it's in a coma.

Every evening, Mr. Glockenspiel stares at ramen noodles and thinks to himself, "...Scarecrow's brain?"

Storytime! Once upon a time, there sat a human. The human wondered how he could sit upon a time, since times aren't tangible things, thus nobody could ever actually sit upon one, at least not within the physical limitations of the known material universe. I like telling stories to sauce. Piles of noses became presidents of fat pigeons, and my children bounced beside a slappy gentleman with extra heads. I am calling the police.

Duct tape solves everything, except world hunger, because it's not a particularly good idea to eat anything adhesive. That's why I can't pharmacy. German Hank flies in the Untitled Document with a big spoon. Randy Pachyderm flies around the United Plates with a chicken costume and gets shot. Sorry, Randy. I have nothing to my name but a single wooden plank. A plank named Florbie. All the children point and laugh at me, and call me Mr. Plump. Just this morning, a state senator visited my house just to tell me, "Sometimes you make smell." And then he just left. Afterward, I left the house because it wasn't actually mine. All I have is a plank.

So the reason I haven't been posting on this website is I was busy all summer, disassembling people's alarm clocks, and then eating the pieces. It's a good idea to just scream until the milk ferments and leaves you with a cardboard box full of politics. Just make sure your cousin's nose doesn't use the touch screen on your phone, because if she becomes a muppit, we will all wiggle our arms like jellyfish. Frantically. The most philosophical thing I've ever said is "Lollipops float around fat people with fragrant earlobes. Who wants some babies?" And that's when I tripped over pancake and somehow skipped a generation, where two different mushrooms got the same subpoena in lieu of Lou, the oxymoron.

Welcome to the Nether Portal! Where all your dreams congregate and stare at each other in eerie silence.

No, dalmatians are not indigenous to airport toilets. But they are covered in dry wet floor signs, and that's something you can't forget. The only way you can toss crumpits is if you are British, and everybody knows she can't operate without a patient. I don't print money. I use cursive. And that's why I'm the most successful skin cream this side of the Pacific Crock Pot. Babies, babies, babies.

This isn't Candyland. This is just poop.

Tuesday

I Am So Spumphy... Bibliobibuli

Betty White just took residence inside my freezer. I am so confused right now. Even more flatulent, a gnome has my credit card. Good thing I made sure it was laced with anthrax. My taxi driver is an arachibutyrophobic man, because his name is Mary. His father before him was named Mary, his father before him was named Mary, and his father before him was named Craig. You know that's right. Whenever I need a ride, I just hail Mary. BOOM!

I'm eatin' your grapes, bro! You don't just go to the blue kitchen and get whatever you want. It's a competition, you silly cow! Beep. Beep.

I'm sure you are wondering how my day went because how could you not be. Right? Right. Calm down, mental patients and fangirls (which are basically the same thing). I was talking to my floorboards when my cousin frowned at my ear and demanded I undress that flat-screen TV. I said no, and he said, "And have you noticed how weird Dr. Pepper tastes? I mean its good. But if you step back and think about it, it has a really weird taste. Its like....spumphy." He's right. I should know. I am so spumphy. You have no idea. Guess what? Last night, I got your grasshopper a ticket to watch the jealousy comet. It will be a blastocyte. Jiggletastic plastic muggle. Finish your plate.

Two words: blophocordingtons.

I like parentheses (well, most parentheses (also, the singular form of that word (which is parentheses) is parenthesis (you'd be surprised (most people are) how many people don't know that (it's a lot (not, like, including the people that don't speak English, though (I don't mean that as a racist statement, of course (not to assume you could already tell (some people probably couldn't (not to imply that you are stupid (although some people really are (that was not intended to make fun of mentally challenged people, of course)))))))(speaking of a lot, there are a lot of parentheses here (way too many, if you ask me (not to say I won't be making more (I am definitely going to make more (I can't stop (Seriously, I can't ((((((((WE HAVE TO GO DEEPER)))))))))))))))))).

Excuse me. I burped. Okay. Okay. Seriously. Like, seriously. Seriously. Why is there a dead man on this table? I wanted a poptart. You stupid waiter. Go wait over there, and think about what you haven't done. Oh no! The poolice! I must absquatulate!

I'm so tired I think I will become a puddle. Take this wrench and fix the sun so it can't move. Or have babies. Large, gaseous, flaming babies. I think we already have those here, actually. No. No. NEVERMIND! It's milk. Bibliobibuli! Those read too much. A hubble bubble is a simple form of the hookah, which, frankly, is nothing but a frivolous boondoogle. Don't eat the crumbly hodgepodge; it's going to jugulate you.

I took a gold-plated test and sold it. I didn't pass, but I got like a hundred dollars. Last time I saw you, Ronald Reagan was trying to scream at about half of something. I don't know what. Nobody knows. . . The trouble I've seen. But! But! Butt! Butte! Olaf! I wasn't trying to commit manslaughter! Oh wait yes I was. Is that an "I ♥ That Guy's Pancreas" T-shirt? I have one just like it...Let's get married.

Evil lipstick makes you kiss everything and everyone. Even government spies, especially when they are going undercover as cross-dressing earwax. That's why I never wear make-up. Also, I am not a lady. I'm a chemist who likes dropping cheese into acid, or at least swan-diving into the koolaid because they wouldn't let me ride the escalator during a rock slide. I hate going home because it's full of talkative soap and garrulous disinfectant. The bubbles contain tiny fairies that die if you poke them with your nose.

Your Honor, I strongly suggest these lawyers be hobbled.

Saturday

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Friday

Work It, Because Wagons

I eat out of an exhaust pipe. Let's all swim giddily in raw sewage. I love it. I LOVE IT. Who do you want me to shampoo? That guy in the elevator? I hate that guy. He didn't just fall off the wagon. He jumped off he wagon, with both feet, and then he pushed the wagon off a cliff. Worst pioneer ever.

It was the bottom of the ninth, I was facing a seven-ten split, and my racket was completely broken... and on fire. I swung my golf-club and sent the football flying, but then the goalie jumped up toward it! An instant later, the goalie fell to the court, because gravity was working that day, and he wept because he did not have the football. Nay, the precious ball had got caught on midair. Not in midair. On it. Things typically do not snag on air, so it took a whole day for the referees to figure out how to dislodge the football from the surrounding oxygen, nitrogen, and the small percentage of carbon dioxide.

That, of course, has nothing to do with sports. I was speaking in code. Everything that contained a letter means "banana." I still can't read.

 I'm sure you're wondering what I'm doing with this jackhammer. Well, so am I. Come to think of it, where am I? When am I? Why am I? Ooh, deep. You cannot fathom the fathoms of the Ocean of Mashed Potatoes. But you can eat them. Unfortunately, you lack both a spoon and a consciousness. I'm afraid I'm going to have to ask you to leave, sir. And take your elderly dwarves with you. They smell as if they've been frolicking in meadows of donkey hair.

Earlier today, I saw a guy planking on somebody's car. The owner of said car walked up and demanded he leave, but all he did was toot and giggle in Swahili. I think he just wanted a cup of Joe, who unfortunately wasn't around at the time. On the other hand, it never would have worked out anyway, since Joe is usually not made of liquid. So, the car's owner simply conceded, and by that I mean he used a sponge mop to push the foreign guy off his car, and then he drove away. I was going to help the foreign guy stand up, but I noticed I had a bucket of popcorn in my hand, so I just threw it at him and left.

Four hours and sixty minutes later, I had a conversation with

Jack Sparrow: Flirp, you need to get a job.
Flirp: What is a job?
Jack Sparrow: It is a thing you should get.
Flirp: Oh. Okay...What do I do once I get it?
Jack Sparrow: Work it.






I found a toupeé in my ear.

Tuesday

Naked Ice Cream

I met a kangaroo that quickly became a speed-bump. It's just impossible to climb an ellipsis. Do not cross that median; you are on the roof. Don't you understand? If so, what exactly do you stand under? Is it a bridge? 'Cause I hear there are trolls under those things. Are you a troll? Do you eat riddles? Do you know any children? Are you particularly fat? I see. With both eyes. That's exactly why the dwarf-lady kept trying to extinguish a fire that didn't exist. That poor oyster...

I am trying to run away from the poolice! Poo!

That little flea really wants to walk on the river, but it would need a crutch, and I just don't have a hospital in my pocket. At least not today. Yesterday was a different story. That was the day I spent screaming at camels, which, incidentally, frightened all of the children at the petting zoo. The headlines read, "I HAVE A TERRIBLE FEVER AND EVERYTHING ITCHES" but I don't know why. It's about time my wallet got some publicity. When toys go to school, it means the students have planted decoys, and the Great Revolution has begun. It involves everyone in the world spinning around aimlessly for absolutely no reason.

Be careful about the bomb. It's on fire. Much like this teddy bear. Yes, I know I am getting third degree burns by holding it in my bear hands, which are not actually attached to my body...which is also on fire. I like to think of it as I am just really hot. All the chicks dig it, albeit only because they are trying to put out the fire using only shovels and dirt. I don't really know where they came from. I am in a locked room with no windows or doors. That is to say that I didn't bring any doors or windows with me to this locked room. All I brought was a bomb, a teddy bear, some bear hands, and lots of shovels.

You can pick any lock at a locksmith's shop. You just point at the lock and say "That one." Oh dear. Would you like these leftover map-crumbs? They're delicious. I like the sky. It snows on bones. Which I find humerus. All mail men are secretly Zeus. You can tell because they shoot lightning at everything. Femail men are an entirely different story, much like yesterday. I stuck a caterpillar in a padlock and watched the magic happen. Most of the time, all that happens is a tiny golfer made a hole in one even though he was standing inside a tulip. He put crisps in my lemonade! POR QUOI???

 I ate your clothes, ice cream. Now you're naked!!!

So, like, I so like your soul, Ike. Also your name is funny, but then again so is the rest of you. I mean, what kind of person looks at a person's toes and goes, "...Tourists?" Well, I suppose I can't complain about Ike's weird. I have weird too. Just a moment ago, I went to a fast-food restaurant with my friends. We had an entire hour's worth of conversation in only three minutes, because we were driving through the drive thru (driver thrus can't spell). Plus, when we got our food, I stuck my face in the bag and whispered "What is your name??"

I just... I want a full-body tattoo of myself.

Monday

Sit On An Elderly

The marshmallow is actually caressing my face. What a pleasant surprise. Let us frolic. Through the meadow! But quickly, for the meadow is on fire. Once, after first grade, when everybody was trying to kiss the fire alarm at the same time, my Spanish teacher burst from a manhole and began to tango with a conveniently located homeless person. In response, we all swiveled our hips in unison. To this day, I cannot understand basic mathematics. Fortunately, I've got this here ticket to a toast-petting competition. The grand prize is polio.

I met a girl once, and I decided she was probably female. She asked me politely, "How are you today, Mr. Reagan?" and I said "Viscous." She giggled, and I threw a chair into the basement, where said chair proceeded to sit on an elderly. Apparently, that is not how chairs work. Also, that girl is still female! She's a business associate; she likes to associate businesses with things. I know this because we ate lunch together. She glanced at a bottle of ketchup and began to flail her arms in the air, wildly. "DEPENDS!" she exclaimed. I laughed and jumped into the window, which was apparently bulletproof and also human-proof. It doesn't matter how many times you shoot a human out of a cannon and into that window -- the glass will remain intact. That's because it's made of swag.

Let's be honest. Telling someone that your favorite song is "Pants on the Ground" will probably give off the wrong impression. Now let's be dishonest! Barbara Streisand.

In some cultures, a monkey's brain is considered a delicacy. That means it's delicate. You can't touch it or it will break, much like the world record for rolling around in puddles of Welch's grape juice. I drink beverages a lot, in a glass, with ice, except instead of ice, I use croutons. Sometimes I throw magazines at patients lounging in the waiting room, and then I hide under the chairs conspicuously. The staff has called the mental health department eighteen times in the past three minutes -- they won't pick up because they are too busy texting their girlfriend. Yes. Just one.

I know how gum works.

I ran around Europe with a moldy swastika, which was really a living organism in its own right, much like my refrigerator. Peasants protested the monarchy because apparently they weren't allowed to eat cake. I would tell someone to let them, but I have a strange feeling I'd end up losing my head. Mimes have French accents when they don't speak.

I think it was like, 1912 when I flipped a light-switch and accidentally sank the Titanic. My bad. It wasn't the light-switch I thought it was. It looked exactly the same, except the words "Prankster Central" were printed across the top. I don't get it. On the bright side, the captain got blamed for it, mostly, because I loaned him a jug full of compact discs. I video taped doctored footage of somebody filming something, and he loved it so much that he showed his wife a picture of a whisk. That's not totally my fault, although I am offering free autographs in the lobby, plus a complimentary subpoena.

I refuse to wear those fabulous pumps.

Pavlovlovlavopping with Gumbo and Sebastian's a Lady

I just want to throw your sister into a pile of gravy. Oh no, everyone! We are all fat! You know what we should do is we should do something about our fatness. Fatness rhymes with Katniss, so clearly she is to blame! EVERYONE! TO THE HUNGER GAMES! And may the odds be even in your favor. You probably misread that last sentence. Odds can't be even.

I am apparently not duct tape.

One day, I will become disgustingly rich. On that day, I am going to buy a personal person named Sebastian, and she is going to make Dutch hot chocolate for me every morning, and she will fluff my pillows every afternoon after sending a letter to the President, telling him how amazing I am, and she will fly, just like Colonel Sanders. I will purchase a large cheese and I will name it Harold, and I will train Harold to be a ninja. A ninja who mugs other rich people and puts their credit cards in my wallet. I will have the state of Florida towed, and I will put a parking boot on Canada. I'll buy the internet from Al Gore. NO WAIT! I'll buy Al Gore. And he will be my footrest. NO WAIT!!! I'll buy every footrest. Then make a statue of Al Gore with them, then dump it in the ocean. And then, I will buy the world's largest collection of explosive babies, and I will throw them at all of my dinner guests. I will pay for a movie ticket but spend the entire two hours hiding inside the popcorn machine, screaming angrily as all the movie-goers walk by. I will hire 10,000 cheerleaders to assemble the largest human pyramid ever. I will then collect all of their phone numbers. I will assemble the biggest flash mob ever and interrupt the presidential debates. I will start my own late night talk show that will have no people. Just a turtle in a chair. That will go on for an hour. I suspect TBS could run it. And finally, I will stick my head in a pot of flour...And that is the story of how I lost all of my money.

TARZAN! LORD OF THE DRAPES!

I was talking to a friend the other day on Facebook.
Friend: I found sunglasses today. Guess what I did.
Flirp: You ate some gumbo?
Friend: No. Close. But no.
Flirp: You watched someone else eat gumbo?
Friend: I said, "Looks like I'm about to eat..." That's when I put on the glasses and said, "...dinner." Then, someone behind me screamed, "YYEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!"
Flirp: ......Did you have gumbo for dinner?
I ate Kevin Bacon's surname. That's when I got a letter on the phone and answered it in the voice of Judd Nelson in Breakfast Club. It was my nanny from third grade, except now she's a witch who spends all her free time literally driving cars into the sunset. Sometimes I wish I could just stuff the bank in my pocket and walk away nonchalantly. Or maybe, instead of walking, I could, like, roll away... I can do a plie! Just like Anna Pavlovlovlavop. We call it "Pavlovlovlavopping" back home, in Coca-Cola. Speaking of witch, she turned me into a newt! I just downloaded an entire airplane. It's on my iPod, but I plan on upgrading to an iPood; it's got a whole extra O! The cows went to the opera and released the winds of destruction. There was so much gas and so little space. The band has to velcro socks to their feet, because they keep shooting people with candles.
 
Ah, suicide. That hits the spot.

Let's play wheel of fortune, except instead of money, you win piles of buttered llamas. I love synonym. It's my favorite flavor. I went to sleep last night, but I was confused about it. Pacman wanted to eat a ghost, but I traveled up through the air, hit a dragonfly, and became a biological hazard. I am weaving a tapestry out of hamburgers, because we're gonna have a medicine party. Let's kidnap somebody. Once upon a time, I the. I then varnished the princess' fingernails and shoveled some snow out of the garbage disposal.

It was supposed to be closed-casket, but I threw a ham into the coffin.

My Panini

Wonderful wonderful, polar bears careening into my car. Windshield wiper fluid is not to be sprayed into my eyes, because I have yet to install cornea wipers. One thing is for sure: I can master judo with only a bar of soap. My philosophy professor always wants to get on his soap box, but I would much rather he get in it. And stay there for two, three centuries. I don't mean to judge, but if you let that crippled man get a hold of that fire extinguisher, there will be violence. It's like he becomes the Hulk, only without legs. Polar bears are still vicious creatures, and they get blood everywhere. They are falling from the sky because global warming.

I walked down the stairs only to discover the upper half of a nurse protruding from the wall. She waved excitedly, and I just kept walking. I swear, sometimes my house gets really weird at night. For instance, Mr. Tubs-in-pants, who likes performing rain-dances in other people's yards, now lives in my attic. He doesn't dance for rain anymore. Now he just dances for celery. Interestingly enough, the celery dance is more effective than the rain dance.

You haven't experienced life until you've painted an entire sardine lying in the grass.

I once had a friend who predicted his own death. He didn't drown or catch fire or suffocate or have a heart attack or watch High School Musical 2. Instead, on his daily morning walk around Tokyo, he got shot by a gunslinging clown riding a unicycle. I will never forget the day he said, "Mog mog, iggle pip HA!"

My hearing is so good, I can actually pick up sounds of golfballs being eaten by fish, miles and miles away. That's got nothing to do with the paranoid architect. He built an entire security system made out of corn. And when I say, "made out of corn," I am not referring to the security system; I mean the architect was literally made out of corn. Metaphorically, he was made out of dance. You better hope I don't turn into a pickpocket. I'll put an anchor in your wallet and you'll never be able to run away. Doctors watch you while you sleep, and I'll be the first to say that they are made of two halves.

I like throwing hot dogs at Frank. All the while, I yell, "Stop hitting yourself! Stop hitting yourself!" And he says, "Oh my heart!" and dies. Classic. I met a guy named G-Bob. I met him today. On the ceiling. Apparently G-Bob is a ninja. He has a psychiatrist who is also a squid. Part time. He drives two cars, at the same time. One is red, the other is fat. Together, they are....UGLY!!! Worst superhero name ever.

Let's set people on fire. For charity.

When G-Bob steps into an elevator, he doesn't turn around. Also, he has a habit of attending fancy dinners just so he can put things in the trash. Sometimes that includes people. His bed is also a generator, and it shoots fountains of water into the sky, which G-Bob owns. He sits in tractors and waits for time to pass. Then, when time has passed, he gets up and does "the worm," all the way to the White House. He then rows through the garden in a canoe, then tips the canoe upside-down so that he can hide under it. After three minutes and sixty-one seconds, he bursts from the canoe, riding a jet ski, which crashes into the White House's public restroom and explodes. G-Bob is not a woman, but he wears pumps because they flatter his cousin's waistline when he does, and G-Bob is a wonderful person who hates polar bears.

Muslims ate my panini.

Thursday

Inconvenience Stores, the Titanic, and Beyond

Somebody's wearing a diaper in your attic. He wants to give you a twig he found under the forest. But he's keeping the other one for himself. If you're not careful, he will drop a housepet into your freezer when you are asleep in bed. And then he will stare at you for a really long time before sprinting through the nearest wall. You will find him in Canada, plucking feathers from an unhappy chicken.

Is it wrong to eat a child's bib?

So, last month, I was just walking on the floor using only my ears, when suddenly a luxury sedan crashes through the roof and bright-lights me. I tripped and fell down the stairs, only to be stopped dead in my tracks by a banana. I would have found that ironic, but there were no irons anywhere. Also I injured my arm. Somewhere in the world, an opera singer was giving birth to what I can only assume is now a baby human and not a velociraptor. Anyway, I was revived by a dwarf wearing a gas mask who then proceeded to carry a single pant to the hospital. I figured it was high time I ate a AAA battery. I instead ingested a child's handheld video game; it tasted like hard drive. That's when I became a biological hazard. I went to the hospital, walked up to the lady at the counter, and said, "My ankle can breathe on you." So she gave me a Pokémon card and began to krump silently. I deposited a crappie into the file cabinet and was on my way, to the Titanic. And beyond. A few weeks later I finally got treatment for my injured arm. It was done by a surgeon, whose name was Butch R. Bloodworth. In retrospect, I should have been concerned. But since I didn't realize anything strange until yesterday, I just now gave my surgeon a birthday present. It was a scorpion.

I'm thinking of opening a chain of inconvenience stores. Open 24 hours a year and you can only pay with nickels. Everything is on a shelf that is out of reach, the clerk is almost always on a coffee break, and all that I sell are balloons and whipped cream. We'll make sure to have everything you're not looking for and nothing you are. The restrooms are always out of order, and the "Caution: Wet Floor" signs are always in front of the drink fountain, which dispenses only carbonated water. And the clerk only speaks conversational Polish. We can call it Mall-Wart.

Three days from now, my cousin was deaf, so he didn't hear the bear coming. His last words were, "Trust in nature. She will reward you with baked goods." Everything else he said was really just a collection of nasal sounds and politics. I am the shrimp winner. I just threw a pastry in the wishing well and was promptly hit by an eighteen-wheeler bearing dancing children with tiaras and antipsychotics.

CLANK goes the madame's head, and BOOM go the teleprompters. "TICKLE THAT FAT MAN!" they all shouted. And there was much rejoicing. We have chemistry labs, we have biology labs, and we have math labs. Not to be confused with meth labs. I started six riots with only a pudding, and you can't handle the job of "dinosaur supervisor"? You had one job, Frank. One job. Please tell me you brought a match, because duck salad. I ran through the school hallways with a cactus in my wheelbarrow, and everyone flew.

You can spank anyone with a butt, but I wouldn't recommend it.

Tuesday

Catholic Ninja Sandwich

Everyone burps, and I want to stick your finger in a typewriter. So yesterday, I went sky diving, except backwards. Instead of jumping out of a plane, I jumped into the plane. And I had to stuff my parachute into my backpack on the way up. But now I am afraid of heights because WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE OF CANCER. Cancer the Crab. He lives in the sky and pinches people who fly. That is why I am afraid of heights. . . I don't want to be pinched by a constellation.

Did you hear about the bread crisis? I ran out of spit.

Most people think mermaids are all like Ariel, from The Little Mermaid. Like they're all like, "Falala, I want dinglehoppers part of your world I can't breathe and feet! End scene," but they're not. I swear, the next time I see a mermaid impersonator on the street or in my closet, trying to act like they can't breathe, I'm just gonna grab their face with a plunger and escort them to a local public restroom. I think we should all throw mermaids in water basins. Why? Because mermaids are kill you. They pass out danger like my roommates pass gas. Also they are notorious for stealing policemen from donuts and selling the sun on the black market. They tried to sell the pope once, in exchange for a golden egg, but the pope was all like, "Oh no you di'in't!" He went all Catholic-ninja on all they faces, and then, as he backed out the door, their shoes in one hand, a stray orphan in the other, he snapped his fingers and was all like, "Oh, you wanna go there? Girlfriend? You best be steppin' back, girl! Shazzam!" And then a comet came down and killed everybody.

The moral of this story is pants. There was a guy on the sidewalk, and I stepped on him because he had a cheeseburger and I wanted it. But once I had it, I threw it in the dumpster and stole his shoe. That's how the tiger got its stripes. That's also why leopards and leotards don't mix.


The mashed potatoes are just too lumpy. You gotta get up in there. Get up after the lumps. Lumps of potato.

The government has decided to start an observation tax. You have to pay money to pay attention. Calculators will eat your flesh if you don't double-tap, because everyone knows that all electronics are really the zombie invasion from Mars. . . Woah. . . Zombie aliens. I'm offering you a laser umbrella; how you can not accept? If you read a book, they will send torpedoes after you -- it's not my fault she puts shamrocks in your birthday cake. This is your life. You have to dance.

In my wallet, I carry the sea. I also gossip about beans, because if I don't, pictures of mountains will shoot lightning at things. For instance, bears, which do not ride mopeds. If a sand-shark weighs as much as a duck, is it a sand-witch? And if there are several suchlike sharks shoved between two pieces of wheat bread, does that make them sand-witch sandwiches? And which sandwitch sandwich would be capable of sanding a witch? That made too much sense. Somebody kiss me. Balcony appetite!

Three things are radioactive: scissors, combs, and men. That's why doctors hand out tiny families at the gas station every Thursday. But it's Tuesday right now. It will be Wednesday in like two minutes as of the word "Wednesday." By the way, a thing happened earlier today to meeeeee. I wanted to wash my hands in the bathroom. I turned on the faucet, and a man in a canoe came out and paddled into the toilet. I heard a flush and just like that, my new friend was gone. Funny how people enter into our lives so briefly like that. Just like that. Via indoor plumbing. The coffee panther traveled to the soup capital of the world and died a horrible death, but it's okay -- he kept his receipt.

Some people squat violently and then explode.

Monday

How to Fail At Spring

APRIL FOOLS I BLEW UP YOUR HOUSE!!! I tricked you -- it's not April Fools. APRIL FOOLS! And now that that's out of the way, I have decided to inform you that some of you fail at spring. To prevent further tragedies, I will wiggle my toes and then fall out of my chair. And in case you are wondering, these are the ways to fail at spring: Pretending it's winter. Being both fat and environmentally conscious. Pumping furniture into people's homes. Offending babies. Eating flowers. Kissing small clumps of moss. Trying to pet a moose. Starting the wave during Mass. Saying "home skizzle" if you are me. Setting fire to fancy bicycles, unless you then ride those bicycles. All of them. And finally, the most surefire way to fail at spring is to bounce around the room wildly and then inhale the entire President of the United States.

I want to crump. But I don't want to push it.

A teacher a day keeps the apple away. Sit on tepid eggnogs and hope for the toast. My tumbling senator turns around eight times before finding his parents.

12/21/12. That is the Day of Lots of Drunk People And/Or People Who Buy Lots of Supplies Because Obviously Bottled Water and Canned Green Beans Will Protect You If the World Blows Up. Or D.L.D.P.A.O.P.W.B.L.S.B.O.B.W.C.G.B.W.P.Y.I.W.B.U. for short. I keep radar in my pants in case I have to save a grilled cheese sandwich from the curb. Oh what a wonderful bean cake!

I was driving along the sidewalk when suddenly there was oxygen. My insurance said no. I distinctly remember doing the worm. The pedestrian had no idea which direction to run, so I ran over him. I saw a slow-moving, sad faced old gentleman, as he bounced off the hood of my car. I was thrown from the car as it left the road. I was later found in a ditch by some stray cows. This tilapia smells like panty hose. . . panty HOSE!

So anyway, I thought you all might like to know what I did yesterday. First, I went to the sidewalk to visit my friend who tickles the stratosphere with his eyelashes when he walks down the road. His name is Life, and he likes to hand lemons to people who are walking by with their feet. I also have a cousin, whose name actually is Lemons. He was an orphan until he got born. Life kidnapped Lemons in order to give someone Lemons the Human and see what would happen. They ran away and tackled my grandmother. That's why my cousin always says "THE DESERVING UNIVERSAL THEATER IS VERY GREEN WITH THE FLAVOR OF ONION PATCH" Bugs bugs bugs make my nose burp!

I am a shrubbery.

Tuesday

Musical Toilets and Unicorn Dubstep. Batman.

Sometimes, I like to play musical toilets. It's a lot like musical chairs, but you sit down when it stops flushing. I admit that I can be a cheater when I play. I once ate a man's iPhone so I could win. But I kind of regretted my decision soon afterward. That thing was on vibrate. Anyway, we're not going anywhere until everyone is folding lederhosen into origami swans and basking in Denny's fluorescent tartar sauce. Tartar, my good sir! Sip a long grog of crumpet fellows!

My spork thinks it's Batman. I'm serious, Jack. I was just sitting there, minding everybody's own business, when the owner of the store walks up and robs a president. My spork was all like, "NO!" and it leapt out of my hand and straight into the burgling owner's mouth, where it proceeded to spontaneously combust. The owner tripped over an orphan, and then the president thanked the Batspork, but he blamed me. So I planted drugs in his car. Literally. It's got a sunroof, so just you wait. In a couple months, the president will have entire druggie-plants in his car. Everyone will think he's a hippie.

Kiss me, Miranda, I'm having a stroke.

Let me clarify about the Flirp. I put a toast on it. Can't you see it? Just look to the bottom-right corner of your screen! I've even labeled it for you. Must I do everything around here? Where's a cactus when you need one? I once sat on a bus that had television seats on it, so that your butt could watch movies too. (Somebody tooted on Kristen Stewart.) Also, they served pizza directly to our faces, and they let us order deep-fried lobster, and they gave us complimentary foot massages, and then a butler fell out of the ceiling. His name was Ler, so when he told us that nobody likes deep-fried lobster, I said, "But Ler!" And everyone shot me.

I just made a donation to the unicorn dubstep charity. All unicorns come from the land of "Hey man, where's my big mac?" and they do intelligence for Rhonda, because Rhonda needs help. I find that ironic. Plus, I hate it when people refer to themselves in the third person. Good thing I'm not a people. The first person is me, the second person is you, and the third person is everyone else. That makes him plural. That flip was scripted 'til he flipped the script; pip pip cheerio and all that kittens and heart failure YEAH

Just the other day, I was pulling a late colonial scribe out of my freezer when suddenly my cousin bursts through the sink hole and demands a horse whisperer's nephew. I said no, and he said, "You know, if you buy 3 mattresses and name them all Ralph, you probably won't be able to distinguish the three of them from each other." That's when the secret service split a cookie between two shrubs at a local middle school.

Just in case you were wondering, I wasn't. Shucking corn is a good way to alleviate communism. By the way, I know it's early in our relationship, but I want to have your child. No seriously. Hand it over. Orphanages pay good money for IS THAT A PENNY I'm sorry got distractWE'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE! Where were we? Canada? That's what I thought. I don't need you or your Japanese sock puppets. Go suck a cardboard box. I can't just stand here and yodel while you stick grapes inside some lady's ear-hole. Now fetch me a whisk, and watch the magical beans roast inside this artificial pig.

I threw an octopus in your cradle, baby.

Wednesday

This Is A Post

Grant me a chicken, you murderous fat. Now, don't be offended, but I am literally screaming at your goldfish right now, and that's nothing to be afraid of. Except sometimes the happy French people come and slither through the air ducts of bigwig mansions, but only because they fancy a sandwich. The fancy kind. And not to jump to conclusions, but this is a paragraph made of sentences made of words made of letters made of pixels made of corn.

I know I've said it before, but it bears repeating: monkeys are evil. Not only do they have razor sharp teeth all the better to eat you with my dear, but, like most chemists, they have a tendency to hurl fecal matter at small children. That is unacceptable and kind of disgusting. Furthermore, if monkeys really could evolve, I'm pretty sure they would turn into supervillains who try to take over the world. Or at least the sewers.

Fortunately, if that ever were to happen, I am a superhero. They call me Captain Obvious. My outfit resembles Superman's, except that instead of just an "S" on the front, it has the word "SUPERHERO" written across it. Also, on my back are the words, "I am not Batman." My shoes are labeled "This is where feet go," and my catchphrase is "I like justice!" When supervillains throw kryptonite at my face, I yell, "NO! I am not Superman!" Later, when I have tied up all of the supervillains with steel girders, I say, "Rope would have been much more practical." That's when the news reporters arrive. They ask a bunch of questions, and I tell them, "Heehee, my underwear is on the outside..." Later, when I am in a pickle, I declare, "I am literally in a pickle!" because supervillains like to make puns. That's when the narrator asks, "Could this be the end of Captain Obvious?" And that's when I interject, "No it could not." That's when the credits start rolling. The role of Captain Obvious is played by Captain Obvious. And that's why you will never have to worry about monkeys taking over the world, despite the demonic black holes that fester within their tainted souls. Nevermind. I have decided that monkeys do not have souls.

A great source of confusion is me. I would like to point out that I attend a college of education; not a high school of soap. I would also like to point out that Mr. Tubs-in-pants is still doing a rain dance in some stranger's yard, and I am now in someone else's laundry chute. The last guy, whose house I mentioned in my last post, came home after a long day at work, so I burst from the pantry and crashed through his window and scampered down the street, flailing my arms wildly. And that is the story of how I lost my socks in a stranger's pantry.

Now listen closely because I am only going to say this...Nuclear boomerangs suck the future. They're like time-mosquitoes. Also, if you stick an EMP bomb in somebody's house, their milk will go rotten, which is bad because it will obviously lead to a zombie invasion. But that's okay because zombies move really slow. They are pretty much the worst monsters ever. And that's a fact. But believe it or not, I have to put plastic things on my eyeballs every morning or else I get hit by parked cars. I also like to hitch rides with unwilling drivers by secretly clinging to the roof of their vehicle. I love the look on their faces when they stop at gas stations, and I roll down the hood and onto the pavement. I then crawl away backwards and hide in a nearby trash can or a distant dumpster. Speaking of which, I found Narnia. Anyway, hair salons don't appreciate it when you bring a bottle of mustard into the room and start shooting people in the eye with it. I don't see the problem here, though; there's an optometrist next door, plus a congressman beneath the floor boards but I digress. I like to set up camp at Walmart and suddenly emerge from my tent wearing a toga and Pikachu slippers. This is MY house! And it has lice. Flick that little pumpernickel tapeworm off your salted nose and get some real ointment, you wimple-tickling guppy. I'm sorry, I got ahead of myself; you're really not all that bad, homie.

You are eating Randy.

Tuesday

Hot Tubs in Camo-Pants Dance

Let me be clear -- I am a window. Now listen, Mufasa, I've got at least seventeen parsnips in my left hand and that effeminate leprechaun can't wait forever. YOU HAVE TO CUT THE RED WIRE WITH YOUR GUMS! I lied. It's a potato. I met someone today. His name was Mr. Tubs-in-pants. He has tubs...in his pants.

Epic.

I like to call him Mr. Pants, for short. Because he is short. But that's okay, because he can still dunk a basketball, provided it's an Easter basket that is on the ground. Showoff. He hippity hopped all the way home after I rubbed his face with a half-eaten mango, and that was that. Unfortunately, he is now sitting right outside my window, raising the roof. Figuratively. No, wait. Now he's performing some sort of rain dance. Nevermind, that's not a rain dance. IT'S THE CAMO-PANTS DANCE!!! His legs are invisible, you know. I swear, it's like there's just a torso careening wildly across my lawn.

Anyway, don't worry about Mr. Pants. He's not important. The real matter at hand is the matter in my hand. It's a hamster. I really...really wanna just stuff it in my mouth. Then swallow. Rinse. Repeat... But I know I shouldn't. OW! The hamster is trying to eat me! ...Fine! I'll just eat you!

...Okay, okay, that was gross. Never stick a hamster in your mouth. It tried to bite my tooth, so I had to spit it out, into the bathtub. By the way, this isn't my house. But the door was unlocked, so it's all cool. Besides, nobody will notice me. I'll just hide in the pantry before they get back. I do that a lot to my friends. I hide in their pantries while they are home, and then I send them Facebook messages.

Flirp: Hello.
Friend: Hi. How r u?
Flirp: I am fantastic. How are you?
Friend: im god
Flirp: No you're not.
Friend: imean im good
Flirp: That's cool.
Friend:
yeah
[30 awkward minutes of silence later...]
Flirp: I am in your pantry.

And that's when they call the po-po, so I have to run away and find femail men with hot tubs and three-legged cats. Cats usually have four legs, but the ones with three legs are how you know if their owners are the kind of people who are willing to trade the appendages of housepets on the black market. I'm not gonna lie. You have a liver, and it's the worst. If you sit down for just a minute and hug your feet, you might decide to take up the sport of somersaulting on things that people have touched with their toes.

I can spin around until I projectile vomit.

Monday

Flirp Within A Flirp

Talk about Jungle pants, I'm trippin' on kool-aid and spatial recognition software! Man, that's dope. Anyway, I'm sure you understand the incoherence of my drivel well enough to expect a dissertation on dancing mushrooms. But you're not getting any such thing. Instead, you're getting a gift card for some obscure restaurant that includes bacon with every meal. Even the bacon is seasoned with bacon.

I can smell your arteries clogging already.

If there's one thing I'm good at, it's being good at things. And that's a fact. For instance, just today, I was sitting there with my coffee, which I don't drink. And my friends walked up and said, "Gee Wilkerson, Humphrey! You are very good at sitting there with coffee which you don't drink! Have a scone!" So I said, "My name's not Humphrey." And they said, "Can we call you Ishma--" "No," I replied. That's when a bus came and ran over someone's lawn gnome collection. He shook his fist dramatically as the bus drove into the sunset and burst into flames. My friends and I decided that the next logical step would be to eat chips of sawdust at Starbucks.

If you swing the tables around enough, the tops come off and careen wildly into random pedestrians. Because we are in a car, and all the screws are loose. That's why I'm wearing a scarf in the middle of summer -- to catch the tabletops as they fly from our car and into the unsuspecting townspeople. I live in Nerdville, so the fact that there are actually people outside, walking, is more than miraculous.

ATTENTION: WE ARE ALL FAT AND ARE GOING TO DIE! Except for famous people. They are, by default (and photoshop) not fat or dead. Ever. Elvis Presley. See what I mean?

Here's what I think:

And here's what I say: Let's eradicate all famous people. With monkeys. Think about it. Monkeys are evil. Famous people are evil. Thus, all famous people will start a war with monkeys, which are evil, and since their intellect is practically the same, both sides will destroy each other. But even if they don't, then either the famous people or the monkeys will become extinct. So it's a win-win.

I can say these things because I am not famous. I am infamous. And illegal in like thirteen different states, including the state of illegality. Thus, I exist in a paradox. Flirpception? ...You know that's right.

Do you get it? Huh? HUHHH?...Nevermind. NEVERMIND IS A REAL WORD, MR. SPELLCHECK. C-H-E-C-K. There. I spelled check. Happy? Good. If a zombie invasion occurs, you'll be a happy meal. And I will move to the moon, where I will begin my own chain restaurant that caters to all races of dirt. I will make a killing. And then I will kill everyone. Ever. E. One. In the universe, ever. Jerks. Let's all put on our dance pants and do the spicy salsa with Dr. Doctor, Doctor. Man these cheese cubes are ticklish. You should do something about that. Here, use this grape. But grapes grow on vines, so we'll need a frozen spatula, otherwise we'll never pry the babies off the wall. And finally, the verdict arrives on a silver platter with bells on and your great-grandfather's great grandfather clock. I wonder how the old geezer is doing these days. Let's dig him up and find out.

Okay, let's face it. If you've read this far, you're really determined to finish this post, huh? I should reward you with a cookie or something. Maybe a pumpkin. You can put it on Pumpkin Island, where the common folk dip their noses in melted chocolate just to spite the porridge fairies.

Ew, another plump news anchorwoman just barged through the door and got splinters all over the carpet. Good thing this isn't my shower. I'm going to crawl through the air vents and end up in your kitchen sink. Now it's a party.

The bumble bees have discovered their own toes and now cows are releasing the winds of destruction. Guard the cities and hide the children in the dumpster. This means war. And I'm fairly certain she'll be collecting other people's breakfasts 'cause she really doesn't know the difference between girls and other girls. But that's okay, because we have plenty of marshmallows to go around and over and under and occasionally INTO THE ABYSS but not usually.

Kick Susan.

Saturday

The Mfufin Man and I'm Not Fat

As the very first resident of the city of owls might say, "Swallow a drop of gravel and blacktop, 'cause the road tastes like wintergreen." In other words, good afternoon, my little chew toys! I want to fancy a crime, then do a little jig, but the Polish won't accept my invitations. Despite this minor setback, I intend to fully and completely eat this here catalog, in one sitting. You might want to fasten your waistbands for this one, folks.

Speaking of birds, I was watching COPS last night, and my mom said "Hologram! No one thinks very quickly anymore."

Anyway, every time I claim shotgun in our family car, the seat senses my weight and makes the put-on-your-seatbelt light flash. I take that as an offensive remark about my weight. I am not fat, thank you very much, and I would be more inclined to listen to you, Mr. Car, if you would refrain from insulting my bodily appearance so much. Know what? I'm not gonna put on my seatbelt until the day my car stops calling me fat. . . So basically, one day in the distant future, the car will be broken beyond repair. And I will be sitting in it. With my seatbelt on.

That's what winners do.

Oh my! My ear-related faculties have detected movement above my head. I must be in my parents' basement while my siblings hold some sort of log-throwing competition upstairs in the den! HOLD ON, GALILEO! I SHAN'T FORGET YOUR EXPLOITS!

...I was wrong...There were no siblings. Just footsteps. Very rude footsteps, too...Now I'm all depressed. What kind of person doesn't come home from school with a human-sized tree trunk? That's what I want to know. I also want to know the Muffin Man. Everyone keeps asking me and asking me and freaking asking me if I know him, and I'm too embarrassed to admit that I've never met this gentleman in my life! Why would I know this man, anyhoo?

And I'm fairly certain that this Muffin Man doesn't much appreciate people going around, giving his address to total strangers. I know I wouldn't. Last time that happened, my flying buttresses collapsed under the weight of thousands of screaming fangirls. I'm sure the Muffin Man doesn't get that sort of fanfare, but then again of course he wouldn't; he's not me. He's the Mfufin Man...Wait...I'm sorry. I erred in spelling. I made a typo. I clogged the subwoofing giggle-maker! Oh, this is a tragedy indeed...But then...perhaps it isn't.

I think I shall call him the Mfufin Man from now on.

I've decided. I shall go, and I shall meet this Mfufin Man. I don't know where Drury Lane is, but it can't be far. By the way, in case you were wondering what I've been doing all day, it's chasing the post office with a stick. I caught that building pretty fast. But now I need a new weapon. You wouldn't happen to have a mfufin, would you?

All politicians do is sit around all day and make people angry. I wish I could have that job. Nevermind, no I don't. I would rather not the entire population of America want to murder me in my slumber. But I would like to have a slumber party. With politicians. Can you just imagine the epic pillow fight between Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul? ...Ron Paul's still alive, right?

I'm delicious.

Yoda at Terminal Velocity

Old people generally have wrinkles, which makes them kind of like a Grand Canyon, except that their faces weren't eroded by a river for millions of years. Then again, neither was the Grand Canyon, yo. I went to the Grand Canyon once. Atmospheric perspective makes everything look blue, so it looked like everyone was being photoshopped into an old postcard photo. Also, I sat on a rock that was above the ground, but the ground was keeping its distance because everyone knows that dirt is very particular about its personal space. I got yelled at for sitting on that rock, so I apologized to it and proceeded to fall all the way down the Grand Canyon. But don't worry, I survived.

I landed in the water, and as Hollywood has taught us so very well, falling from any height is survivable as long as you land in water. Terminal velocity? Psh. I eat that for breakfast. Seriously. Goes great with eggs. Green eggs, to be exact. Green eggs and ham. Sam I Am wouldn't have to tell me twice.


Sam I Am must have a really hard time introducing himself. "I am Sam I Am." Or, if he wants to talk like Yoda (who doesn't?), "Sam I Am I am." And people would be like, "What? Sam a yam? Are you a yam?" And of course, Sam I Am would be like, "Yes, I am a yam, for Sam I Am I am, ma'am." But I'm not a lady.

You know what you need? Of course you don't. It's cabbages. You need them. And they need you. You were made for each other. Don't question me. I'm a unmatched matchmaker making even matchmakers match up like peas and carrots. Jenny.

So, I'm sure that you are wondering how my day has been, because how could you not be? I know, right? WRONG it's left. Anyway, I woke up before noon so that I could attend my music appreciation class, where I got in a circle and danced with girls in the style of the Irish, except I wasn't drunk. Shortly therebefore, I left to purchase a calzone and exactly two bottles of rootbeer because I am a fan of delicious flavor. The calzone had chicken in it. The rootbeer did not. At least not at first. Anyway, I returned and consumed half of the calzone; I am digesting it now. I then threw an IFO at people for a long time, and I discovered that frisbees are attracted to moving cars. That driver was not happy. I hope his face is okay.

That guy over there in the corner is a horrible human being.

Bim

So, the arts. Picasso and Shakespeare and all that crap. Yeah, that exists. Too bad we only have the old stuff to learn about, though. Seriously, waffle, no one ever gets to learn about new kinds of art nowadays. We're too stuck in the past, maaannnnblip. Look, something is wrong when there aren't anorexic students break dancing in the hallways. Furthermore, I can fit 36 preschoolers in my locker before the floor caves in, but where's the microwave? That's all I'm saying.

Anyway, it occurs to me that the Hamburglar must only steal ham, because otherwise he'd be the Hamburgerburglar. I can't say I blame him, and not only because there is an entire hamster in my mouth.

Who doesn't like ham?

My great aunt Maxwell, that's who.

Now listen. I know what you're thinking, and I don't like it. Shut up. Stop thinking thoughts before I duct-tape your brain with a plastic fork and start waving it around like some country's flag at the Olympics. Speaking of which, if I ever ran a country, I would name it Outland. That way, everyone from my country would have to speak with an Outlandish accent, wear Outlandish clothing, and support Outlandish ideals. Mine would be a country of Outlandish people. And I have devised the perfect government for Outland.

First off, there will be no crying. Your eyes will be drooling because they are hungry. Also, all black people will be replaced with other black people, and Outlandish clothing will be made of real clothes, and nobody shall be naked in any way. Even under their clothes, they shall be clothed. And there will be no bald people; we shall eradicate them all. And there will be exactly one political party: the Party Party. Yes. This country will be perfect. Not just the people, but all the buildings too, will have to wear silly hats. And everyone will say "bim," in every sentence. Because bim is a happy word. And no more of this "death" nonsense. Everyone will simply blink for an extended period of time.

Speaking of time, I've just killed some.

Let's polka.

Flying Buttresses and Naked Traps

Don't call me Ishmael. That's not my name. Call me Cornelius. That's not my name either, but you can shorten it to 'Corn,' and how awesome is that? Super awesome, that's how.

I'm sure you're asking your computer monitor, "But why, Corn? Why are you here and not dating the thousands of women that pile at your front door every evening?" The answer is simple. Because if I were to date just one of those women, all the other women would get very jealous. Thus, they would become very womean (See what I did there?) to one another. And I promote peace. Like a boss.

Now, keep in mind, I'm no girly hippie. I would never, say, occupy Wallstreet or anything stupid like that. No, no, see, I am a strong believer in hard work and also strong-ness. And I'm even in support of wars. Let's just make them peaceful wars. Can't we all get along violently? Here's an idea. Let's catch Kony. He's been streaking all across Africa, and really, nobody wants to see that. Therefore, I propose that we set up a sort of naked-trap, to catch any and all nudists that come sprinting through the jungle on a daily basis. This way, we can catch Kony and all of his nudy friends.

One thing that's hard to forget is memory. Even if you have short term memory loss, you are thinking, "I can't remember what you just said. My memory is not working today." So as you can clearly tell, even when you forget everything, you can never forget that you can't remember. And that's a fact. Now.

If you will excuse me, sandwich, I want to go take a shower. The woman-pile at my door is beginning to overwhelm the flying buttresses of my house, and I would much rather smell like lilacs when my walls cave in on me.

It's not really pasta.

The Quenchiest

I just ate dinner, but I had to walk by a nuclear power plant to find my sandwich. And to make everything in the whole wide world even worse, it was too spicy! Of course I mean the power plant, not the sandwich. The sandwich was perfectly tasty. Plutonium, yum. Ha ha ha kaboom. BOOM, SHAVE YO LEGS! ALL CAPS IS LIKE YELLING I yelled at a puppy today. Also a peanut.

And you know, if you sniff hydrochloric acid for too long, your nose burns off. That's because hydrochloric acid is acidic. If it wasn't acidic, it would probably be basic, which means it's a base, which means if you rub it all over your hands, all of your skin would turn into soap. That way you never have to wash your hands. They are soap. You could give bubbly handshakes and wash someone's hand AT THE SAME TIME. I don't get it.

These are the cutest kittens in the world. These are our kittens. As you can tell, ours are the cutest kittens in the world. And that's no lie. Buy our cute kittens. They are the cutest! And buy our cactus juice. It'll quench ya. Nothing's quenchier. IT'S THE QUENCHIEST! Man, now I really wanna make a blog called "The Quenchiest." It would sell a million copies. Of Newt Gingrich's left apocalypse.

That's how we do.

By the way, buy the whey. I have a musical class wherein I must appreciate music, which I do, but apparently you have to do more than just appreciate music to get an A. Stupid. Anyway, homie, we had to listen to some piano musics by a guy and his wife, but the guy checked himself into an insane asylum because he's a schizophrenic hippie, but that kind of makes sense because his music had names most of the time, but sometimes they didn't except that they did. Like one song that we didn't get to listen but we just looked at it, it didn't really have a name, except that it did because the name was really just three stars that he drew on the top. Also, he tried to make himself good at piano by breaking his finger. I once broke the sun. I had to wait all night for them to repair it. But now that I think about it, maybe he wasn't really a hippie. He just thought that all giant mushrooms were friendly. But you and me know better, don't we?

Old lady, car door, blow torch, staircase, tooth fairy, dodgeball? Yeah. Good times.

Stuff the ice chest.

The Femail Man

I woke up this morning and thought to myself, "Holy crap, gravity." I then proceeded to microwave an orange for breakfast and lie on the floor for a while. I discovered the ceiling. And while I'm not entirely sure you'll believe me, I should tell you that spinning around on your head is a lot more fun on linoleum than on gravel. That doesn't matter, in the end, because the mail man answered my door. Which is weird because I didn't knock. How could I have knocked? I was too busy hiding in my own refrigerator. Also, the mail man is actually a woman. She is the femail man.

She threw my mail at me from my doorstep and then closed the door, so I picked up the mail and read it backwards. Apparently, scientists have discovered that solar flares mess with how fast Uranium gets rid of itself. But nobody cares.

Later today, I went to work, but it wasn't my job, so I got fired. I still don't have that job, but that's okay. I have a microwaved orange. I also have a literature class, which I attended. We talked about a doctor who sold his soul to the devil so that he could make historical figures pretend to exist in front of his friends. I don't get it. For a genius, he was kind of an idiot. Good thing we are done with that story. Now we are reading about how a girl dresses up as a guy and falls in love with a guy who is in love with another girl who is in love with the first girl who is disguised as a guy. Also there's a drunk guy.

I bet you didn't know this, but Gus supports Mitt Romney, or at least he follows him on Twitter. So does Griffin. Therefore, so do I. Name's Ichabod Fletchman, sticky-icky to my boys, but that's neither here nor there. The point is this baby's 82% Hawaiian and I've got aaaalll afternoon. Psych! Whaaaaaaaat? Well, that's about all for today.

Don't get caught in the salad.