A SENTENCE BY WILLIAM BLAKE
May 11, 2013
Come live & be merry and join with me, To sing the sweet chorus of Ha, Ha, He.
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THE J. M. BARRIE KWIZ ANSWER
May 10, 2013
He maintained a strict haggis diet for several years, including those during which he penned Peter Pan.
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THE J. M. BARRIE KWIZ
May 9, 2013
When writing Peter Pan, J. M. Barrie would often: a. fly out the window. b. shout ‘Zoot alors!’ in his sleep. c. eat nothing at all save haggis. d. hop about on one foot while tapping himself on the head with a spoon. e. laugh maniacally.
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THE SASQUATCH AND THE TRIFFID
May 8, 2013
The sasquatch and the triffid sat in the marsh not only to wile away the hours discussing and eating their favorite vertebrates, but indeed to touch base on certain aspects of the overall invasion plan. TRIFFID: I’m led to understand you’ll be in charge of the lake division. Pass me a rib. SASQUATCH: Here you […]
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TIPTOE
May 7, 2013
It’s a tulip theme around here this year. Plenty of opportunities for tiptoeing.
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THE SPATTER EFFECT OF CRESCENT ORBS #4
May 6, 2013
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BANAL INTERVIEWS WITH CELEBRITY GHOSTS – GEORGE ELIOT
May 5, 2013
Loon: Any minute now I’m expecting the arrival of the ghost of a writer called George Eliot to undertake the 3 question interview. Ah, I see shimmering. (Ghost of George Eliot materializes.) Oh, there must be some mistake. I’m waiting for a George Eliot. Who is it that you were, ma’am? George Eliot’s ghost: George […]
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TAHOE TRIFFID
May 4, 2013
The loon had to do quite a lot of quick clicking and squeaking before this Tahoe triffid believed the loon wasn’t just a woofin’ about his special relationship with the triffid empire. Fortunately for the loon, disaster was narrowly averted.
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THE WILD BILL HICKOCK KWIZ ANSWER
May 3, 2013
No sirree, calling Wild Bill Mr. Hiccup was that feller’s terminal mistake.
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THE WILD BILL HICKOCK KWIZ
May 2, 2013
The man Wild Bill is looking at has but a brief span of time left to dwell on this world of sorrows before winging his way to eternal rest because: a. he made sport of Bill’s hat. b. he made sport of Bill’s abundant flow of hair. c. he flat out insulted Bill’s mustache. d. […]
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