1. The Myth of the Wart
- Scratching It
- Its Dream Life
- How It Earns Its Pay
2. Trans-Cohesion in a Syncopated Time Zone
- Special Needs Unit
- Learning How to Stand Still While Moving
- The Horrors of Slurry in the Mouth
3. Species Color Coordination
- No No Nanette
- Mean Bean Syndrome
- Evolving Towards Pinstripes
4. A Case of Rolling Stones Tongue
- Bellbottoms in the Bunker
- Morally Bankrupt Lips and Tongue
- Savage Tonsils
5. Celebrating Your Inner Insides
- The Mauve Gall Bladder
- Hitler in the Boom-Boom Room
- On Any Given Day, Your Shadow Could Be Mistaken for Hitler's
I like this one. I've always had a fondness for outlines and numbered lists. I enjoyed Keith's earlier comment "Top Ten Signs You Had a Bad Thanksgiving" for the same reason.
Posted by: AnitaNH | November 29, 2011 at 12:13 PM
Mike, you are mad. This was great!
Posted by: Jan Martin Löhndorf | November 29, 2011 at 12:29 PM
Thanks, folks. And here I thought it was gibberish!
Posted by: UF MIKE | November 29, 2011 at 12:43 PM
It is. It's great gibberish. And there's nothing, nothing greater than that.
Posted by: Jeffers | November 29, 2011 at 02:05 PM
Gibberish? Its the only thing I've read all day that made any sense Reminds me of my first bell-bottoms. They were red white and blue pinstriped, with warts, and even when I was standing still it looked like I was dancing to Magic Carpet Ride. The first time I wore them was the first time I smoked pot, and I found out that night that Visene eye drops would glow in the dark under a black light, and that Sohie Hoober had savage tonsils, and what a Boom-boom room was all about.
Posted by: Bullet Holes | November 29, 2011 at 02:08 PM
I read it like the humming silence of a slow motion playing of an Evel Knievel record breaking jump. Gibberoid genius.
Posted by: Martijn | November 29, 2011 at 03:39 PM
You guys are too kind. Bullet Holes, the line "and even when I was standing still it looked like I was dancing to Magic Carpet Ride" will stay with me forever, I hope. Ditto your post, Martijn.
Posted by: UF MIKE | November 30, 2011 at 08:23 AM