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Monday, October 02, 2006

What is it, exactly?

Behold the brilliance that is... what is it, excatly?

Maeve:
Marshmallows and potato sounds like it might taste like garlic.

Jeffrey:
I disagree. I think if you add the sugar it'll all meld together.

Maeve:
It's not a question of melding or melting or even smelting... or smelt. It's a question of the chemical composition of marshmallow-flavored garlic.

Jeffrey:
No, no, no! It's not a question at all. It is a strange discussion between two people. Garlic flavors have nothing to do with the topic!
As well as the physics, that is.

Maeve:
The topic, which is in fact -- ARGHHH!!

Jeffrey:
No! The movie attacks!

Maeve:
And when it's a French film, you know that it will come after those poor guys with ninja power.

Jeffrey:
Ninjas will chase pigs, and pigs can run a mile in 7 ½ minutes.

Maeve:
I've heard that if you sneak a pig into gym class there's a five-inch penalty on the 20-second yard line.

Jeffrey:
The 20-second yard line was disposed of in the year 2346.
It was replaced by the 20.4 second yard line.

Maeve:
That is also the year that the Ladies' Quilting Society donated absolutely nothing to City Hallway.

Jeffrey:
City Hallway then sued the government of Zimbabwe, accusing them of the assassination of their pig mascot.

Voila.

5 Comments:

Comments Anonymous Anonymous said...

YAYAYAYAYAYAY!!! YOU UPDATED!!!!

however, that post made no sense at all.

3:04 PM, October 03, 2006

 
Comments Blogger Tim said...

You forget, however, that the pig mascot was actually assassinated by the legendary anti-llama activist Captain Chris Kudos. Years later, Chris was found by the pig's son who had sworn vengeance upon the killer of his father. Before the pig's soon killed Captain Kudos, he said uttered these now immortal words words:

"My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."

It is interesting to note that the pig's son's name was not Inigo Montoya as stated in the quote. His name was actually Fred. This, however, did not stop author S. Morgenstern from including the quote in the now famous novel The Princess Bride, which was later turned into a movie of the same name.

3:21 PM, October 03, 2006

 
Comments Anonymous Anonymous said...

you guys are so perfect together.

3:52 PM, October 03, 2006

 
Comments Blogger Raptor said...

If by "perfect" you mean "completely insane," than I agree.

4:03 PM, October 03, 2006

 
Comments Anonymous Anonymous said...

maeve is so nice!! plus she looked really pretty at the dance.

7:00 PM, October 03, 2006

 

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