Wednesday, July 4, 2007

Trading Licks

I've decided today that I'm going to start giving Turpin charlie horses occaisonally, at random, in an effort to toughen her up.
Now, don't feel bad for her. It's for her own good. And besides, she once stapled my ear with a stapler! It didn't have actual, physical staples in it, but my ear bled. So, charlie horses. And noogies. Don't tell her what they are; she doesn't know yet because she's sheltered. This is why she needs the charlie horses in the first place. And the noogies.
Do you know that she couldn't even swear before meeting me? I had to show her porn, as well.
And, one day, I'll have her buying knives. For the hell of it. Because that's what she met me for. That's why God made me such a glorious swimmer in the first place.
Inside joke.

1 comment:

  1. Larry will be performing the traditional Argentinian ballad, 'The Dance of the Cucumber,' in it's original Spanish. Bob the Tomato will translate.


    Miren al pepino
    Watch the cucumber
    que suaves movimientos
    Oh, how smooth his motion
    tal como mantequilla
    like butter
    en un chango pelon.
    on a ... bald monkey.
    Miren al pepino
    Look at the cucumber
    los vegetables
    all the vegetables
    envidian a su amigo
    envy their friend
    como el quieren bailar
    wishing to dance as he

    Miren al tomate
    Look at the tomato
    ¿no es triste?
    Isn't it sad
    El no puede bailar.
    He can't dance.
    !Pobre tomate!
    Poor tomato!
    El deberia poder bailar
    He wishes he could dance
    Como el pepino
    like the cucumber
    libre y suavemente
    free and smooth.
    Pero el no puede danzar
    But he can't ... Okay! Stop the music! What do ya mean I can't
    dance? I can dance! What about Uncle Louie's polka party? Didn't you seeme dancing at Uncle Louie's polka party?


    YEAH WHAT ABOUT UNCLE LOUIE'S POLKA PARTY!

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