Someone once told me that eating fast food is incredibly unhealthy for your body. I don’t remember who told me that, though. Oh, that’s right, it was my asshole. Taco Bell is to me as canned spinach is to Popeye. However,... (Continue reading)
There’s never enough time in the day and that’s why cloning is necessary. My clone will eat peanut butter cookies by the sleeve and have a harem of smokin’ hot girlfriends – one to represent each race. But I better... (Continue reading)
If this was medieval times and I was King, I’d commission the greatest bakers in the land to make a dragon-sized donut. I’d take one bite out of it and declare it the most delicious treat among the living. Then... (Continue reading)
Next time you’re cutting up those plastic loops that hold together a six-pack of cans make sure you say, “There you go, ducks. Saved you again.” Then, later that evening when you’re at a fancy restaurant eating roasted duck slathered... (Continue reading)
Grandfather clocks are too expensive. Unless grandfathers actually turn into clocks when they die – then they’d be totally worth it. I’d buy the Rodney Dangerfield grandfather clock so that time would be hilarious and get no respect. The happiest place... (Continue reading)
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Human ingenuity can transform everyday items into remarkable, multifaceted objects. For instance, a hobo in downtown Portland discovered that a broken umbrella can become a magical cloaking device that conceals the act of smoking crack from passersby. I almost slipped and... (Continue reading)
One time I had to sleep at a truck stop behind a Wendy’s with a horny old trucker driver. His name was Hugo and after he had his way with me the only things he left were a dirty... (Continue reading)
Legitimate painters are still fuming over the success of Bob Ross. That guy shat out joyful trees and friendly mountains and subsequently became adored by millions because of playful musings and an Afro whose only rival in sheer fluffiness were... (Continue reading)
When it’s time to explain the fragility of life to your child – explain to him that even Cap’N Crunch eventually gets soggy. And if he still doesn’t understand – put the padded helmet back on his head and tighten... (Continue reading)