Archive for February, 2007

Rejected Childrens Book Sequels

  1. Frog and Toad and Mortal Enemies
  2. Harriet the Spy in Guantanamo Bay
  3. Curious George throws his feces
  4. The 500 Diseases of Bartholomew Cubbins
  5. Where the Girls Gone Wild Things Are
  6. Horton Hears a Glock
  7. James and the Giant Bitch
  8. The Princess and the Period
  9. Everybody Poops. Just Not at School.
  10. Which ones did I miss?

OK, class…

How many fingers am I holding up?

Caption Time #162

Caption Time #162

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Davezilla’s Dictionary, Part 4

Fuckle: v. To really screw something up. Won’t get you in trouble to say it. At least not right away.
Ex. Darn it all, this Windows Vista sure is fuckled up.

Janx: v. Past tense of jinx. Or should be.
Ex. I janx that bitch, but good.

Pune: adj. Something disgusting. Something that smells bad. (On a side note, how come we can impune, but not pune?)
Ex. John’s bedroom was so puned out.

Overheard: Thai Restaurant Edition

Scene: Natalie and I are eating Thai in what we thought was a private booth. Behind us was a grandmother and her two unruly grandchildren.

Grandmother: Mawcus? Mawcus! You’ve taken in too much food. Spit it out. Spit it out right now, young man. Right here. Spit it out on the table.
Marcus: Plplpltew!
Granddaughter: Ew!
Grandmother: That’s bettah.
Marcus: Grandma? Who is better? Me or my cousins?
Grandmother: No one is better.
Marcus: But you said my cousins have better manners. So that makes them better.
Grandmother: I nevah said that. I said they had bettah mannuhs. That doesn’t make them bettah than you.
Marcus: Grandma? Who is Grandma Rose?
Granddaughter: That’s Grandma’s grandma, stupid!
Grandmother: Nevah tawk to your brothuh like that. She’s your great grandma, that’s who.
Granddaughter: That’s what I said.
Grandmother: Finish your food. I’m tawking to your brothah.
Marcus: Grandma? Who is your great grandma?
Grandmother: That was hundreds of years ago. No one knows. Finish your food.

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