The rapper reveals his sensual exploits in S & Eminem, a Yo Yo Mah Jongg film. Perhaps he was “cup-holded” in a previous relationship, you know, forced to watch his partner place a beverage into a strange receptacle. Or perhaps he developed sympathies for the captors who kept him hostage in a warehouse—he might’ve suffered from Stockroom Syndrome. Do you know the hip-hop poet, Eazy-e.e. cummings? Well, L.L. Cool J. Edgar Hoover Dam!
We say “patty wagon” because in the beginning of law
enforcement, only hamburger makers were thrown in the back of the van. Did you know
that the cops can invoke “Search and Caesar” and thereby confiscate your salad?
The Chinese, meanwhile, will be catering the next solar eclipse with their
cuisine, Dim Sun. Before that happens, you should go see the new episodic play
that focuses on Native American deified spirits—The Kachina Monologues.
Listen to the editor, when the editor sez: “I smell errata!”
He may be suffering from a Chagall stone in his De Gaulle bladder. Humankind
emerged from the ancient goop to primordial ooze and ahs. Thirteen deer are a
hunter’s venison whereas every bird is a moderate, owing to its left and right
wings. Chickens are always being forced to re-coop their losses, while turkeys
are on the rise—and on the pumpernickels. I saw it on that TV show, Slaw & Order.
Thinking ahead, the husband and wife planned their funerals:
his and hearse. Afterwards, they watched a triple X movie about
double-entendres: Read Between the Loins,
a Yo Yo Mah Jongg Film. Here are your messages. The crunchy sixty-something
called you back—yeah, the baby boomer rang. Whereas that Australian toy you
chucked at the far horizon, that didn’t return? What a bummer-rang. Lodge a
complaint with the Obscurity Exchange Commission!
4 comments:
Warp 9 in the Pun Zone!
Thanks, Ted. I'll still buy you a beer. I won't enforce the stout requirement, rather, we shall seek and "end of the world" ale or similar. In saying all this, I refer to "the Hut."
-----------BA
"His and Hearse" is hilarious!
Looking forward to the next!
Thanks for the kind words, John, and thanks for taking a look at this madness. There will be "next" which is both a curse and a "lineament" of sorts.
My other funeral joke refers to a serious equine actor: A hearse is a hearse of course of course unless it's Mr. Dead.
Talk to you soon. ----------------B.A.
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