Showing posts with label fictions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fictions. Show all posts

Monday, August 3, 2009

Top 10 Next Todd Phillips Movies

Hey!!! Were you aware that this one film entitled The Hangover has done very well? Oh, good for you, Todd Phillips, director of movies. I like how all your movies have plots that approximate your titles as follows... The Hangover: Hey, what if there was a hangover! And now he's doing a movie with Robert Downey Jr.!? Cool! What next... I WONDER:


10. Cover Band

What if there was a cover band! These three guys have been seen it all... except fame! Zach Galifianakis plays the bassist with an unpredictable streak.


9. Blackout

What if there was a blackout! These three guys have seen it all... except electricity! Zach Galifianakis plays the ConEd engineer with an unpredictable streak.


8. Day in Court

What if this dude had his day in court! These three guys have seen it all... except justice! Zach Galifianakis plays the baliff who streaks unpredictably.


7. Moving Day

What if it was moving day! These three guys have seen it all... except home. Zach Galifianakis plays the unpredictable Streak, a dude lives his life and gets what's his.


6. The DTs

What if these dudes had the DTs! These three guys have seen it all... except sobriety. Unpredictably, Zach Galifianakis plays the 12-step member streaking towards Step 11. 


5. Summer League

What if there was this summer league! These three guys have seen it all... except victory. Zach Galifianakis plays the unpredictably corruptible umpire.


4. Fixer-Upper

What if there was a fixer-upper! These three guys have seen it all... except the I-beams in the basement. (MORE LIKE WHY-BEAMS!?!) Zach Galifinakis plays the house, unpredictably.


3. Cross Country Flight

What if there was a cross country flight! These three guys have seen it all... except Utah! Zach Galifinakis plays all of the other people on the plane. With beards. Unpredictably?


2. Out of Milk

What if these dudes were out of milk! These three guys have seen it all... except more milk! Zach Galifinakis plays the milk.


1. The Dark Knight

What if there was a Dark Knight! These three guys have seen it all... except a dark knight! Zach Whatever plays the Bearded Whatever. You love it. Shut up.

Friday, July 31, 2009

Top 22 Under-the-Rader MLB Deadline Deals

OH MAN WE NEVER POST ANYMORE!

Well, we here at PaRMLoT are all about bucking trends little by little, AKA, when I'm supposed to be finishing a chapter for work, I write lists about fake things that happened in baseball today (but not really).

Anyway, we've all heard that story about the baseball player who got traded for an expensive dinner or a handful of bats... well, guess what. THINGS LIKE THAT STILL HAPPEN. For instance, today--the date of the Major League Baseball trade deadline--the following trades happened:

22. Gary Matthews Jr. traded from the Angels to the Astros for a relatively sizeable hunk of cheese

21. Marco Scutaro traded from the Blue Jays to the Oriolies for four screws, a thumbtack, and a sheet of paper with a crudely drawn penis on it

20. Heath Bell traded from the Padres to the Mets for the Asian Jonathan Papelbon

19. Eddie Guardado traded from the Rangers to the Twins for some twine and a particularly sharp chicken bone

18. Stephen Drew traded from the D-Backs to the Mariners for the entire Internets

17. Rocco Baldelli traded from the Red Sox to the Braves for a DVD copy of Entrapment

16. Nick Johnson traded from the Nationals to the Rays for two DVD copies of Entrapment, plus a VHS of Youngblood

15. Huston Street traded from the Rockies to the Brewers for a sturdy 50 year-old oak

14. Boof Bonser traded from the Twins to the Dodgers for the farm, and all its residents

13. Ricky Nolasco traded from the Marlins to the Nationals for the philosophical idea of the Washington Nationals

12. Grant Balfour traded from the Rays to the Tigers for a potato alarm clock and Eva Mendes, who is a lizard

11. Khalil Greene traded from the Cardinals to the Yankees for the gay Jonathan Pabelbon

10. Vernon Wells traded from the Blue Jays to the Cubs for the island nation of Papau New Guinea

9. David Eckstein traded from the Padres to the Rangers for Jupiter’s moon Io

8. Fausto Carmona traded from the Indians to the D-Backs for the naming rights to the next Farrelly Brothers' comedy

7. Willy Aybar traded from the Rays to the Cardinals for the blind Jonathan Papelbon

6. Mark Teahen traded from the Royals to the Rockies for a handful of grapes and $150,000

5. Dennys Reyes traded from the Cardinals to the Rangers for a high plains drifter with nothing to lose but his past

4. Marlon Byrd traded from the Rangers to the Mariners for a can of wasabi peas and a “Kick me!” sign

3. Homer Bailey traded from the Reds to the Yankees for whatever the Native Americans sold Manhattan for

2. A.J. Pierzynski traded from the White Sox to the Indians for window-mounted AC unit and Jhonny Peralta

1. Jonathan Papelbon traded from the Red Sox to the Tigers for the female Jonathan Papelbon

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Top 16 Tranny Movies

Guess what?! A dear friend-of-the-blog Jordy "Tranny" Lievers is in town! In honor of her visit, we've compiled a list of the best tranny movies that I made up just now at work. It should be noted... true friendship is the ability to repeatedly call someone a transsexual and genuinely mean it in the most kindhearted way possible.

16. When Harry Became Sally


15. No Country for Almost-Men

13. Boys Don't Cry... During Their Sex Change Operations

12. Strangers on a Tranny

11. Quick (Sex) Change

10. Tranny Given Sunday

9. Girl, Operated

8. Tran

7. About a Girl-Boy

6. Monster's Balls

5. Trannyformers

4. When a Man Loves a "Woman"

3. While You Were Sleeping... I Became a Dude

2. Man Girls

1. Transamerica

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Top 8 Fictional Princetonians

Hi guys. So... I'm gonna go to Princeton for grad school. As per usual, I will celebrate with fictions.

8. Joe Cable (South Pacific)

How I am like him: My mom used to sing You’ve Got to Be Taught to me! (Because my mom decided I should learn about racism/musical theater at an early age.)

How I am not like him: I did not die in World War Two…

7. Osborne Cox (Burn After Reading)

How I am like him: I, too, am deadly with an axe!

How I am not like him: I have never been blackmailed by gym employees…

6. Carlton Banks (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air)

How I am like him: I have a deeply abiding love of argyle!

How I am not like him: I am white…

5. Bruce Wayne (Batman Begins)

How I am like him: I can do that fall-straight-to-the-ground-and-do-push-ups thing!

How I am not like him: Ugh, as much as this sucks to admit, I am not Batman…

4. Amory Blaine (This Side of Paradise)

How I am like him: I sometimes feel defined by the women in my life!

How I am not like him: Amory’s last words are, “I know myself and that is all”—I totes know more than that! I think…

3. Doogie Howser (Doogie Howser, MD)

How I am like him: At the end of the day, I like to write my thoughts on a computer!

How I am not like him: I don’t have an Italian-stereotype of a friend who enters my house through the window—or an MD… 

2. Jack Donaghy (30 Rock)

How I am like him: I am a lion and I take what’s mine!

How I am not like him: Tonight, I ate dinner that came out of a microwaveable plastic bag…

1. Sam Seaborn (The West Wing)

How I am like him: According to the Facebook quiz I took tonight, we’re both “quick thinking, young intelligent and hot-headed, but maybe with a bit more to learn… a team player, [we] get along with everyone… [we also] have political ambitions that reach beyond [speechwriting and/or neuroscience] though.” Nice!

How I am not like him: Actually, nothing comes to mind!

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Top 10 Fictional Entries

10. Goblu and Beatosu

Two fictional Michigan towns inserted into a state map by an overzealous UMichigan alum, who happened to chair the State Highway Commission. For some (bullshit) reason, Michigan got mad about this and made him get rid of the towns. They later recanted, when it turned out that the cartographical lobby was just the extra push the Wolverines needed to beat OSU. (That last part is false. It is my own version of a fictional entry.)

9. Trap Streets

Nonexistent or radically misrepresented streets depicted on maps to dissuade copyright infringement... y'know, because map-fraud is a billion-dollar industry. These are all over the UK, in fact, I would hazard a guess that 85% of streets in London are fake. (Also, there's one on a German map that's called "Gallows Pathway". STOP BEING CREEPY, THE GERMANS.)

8. The Stone Louse

A small insect found in Germany that eats stone... almost 30kg a day, apparently. First documented in 1976 on the German television show A Place for Animals. Later on, Germans found HILARIOUS application for their made up bug, when they claimed that it played a huge role in the fall of the Berlin Wall. Y'know, it was bugs that killed Communism, not... um... economics.

7. Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography

The motherlode of fictitious entries. Apparently, some dudes decided to write an encylopedia of famous Americans, and halfway through, they were just like, "Fuck it, let's make up some peeps." Kinda like Wikipedia. OH SNAP YOU KNEW THAT WAS COMING.

6. The words that show up on the white board of my lab

Okay, do you guys remember this list? Of course you do, because you are loyal PaRMLotters. (A thought: Parmloteers?! Like, Mousketeers?! Yeah, maybe?!) Well, the same handwriting has returned. Today, on the same whiteboard, totally unconnected to anything else, were these two words: "orientated" and "bilateralizationism". They're too cleverly wrong to just be the work of some misguided idiot!!! Someone is trying to tell us something.

5. Agloe, New York

A small town in Upstate New York. First documented in the 1930s as a copyright trap, this town then began to show up on Rand McNally and Esso maps, because someone named a general store after it. (Classic example of life imitating the ridiculous.) The town was later popularized by a young adult novel entitled Paper Towns. And let's face it, how many things have really been popularized by young adult novels, aside from angst and finding out that you have a lot left to learn.

4. Apopudobalia

A Greco-Roman sport resembling soccer, enjoyed by Roman legions and later revived in 19th century Britain. This sport was documented in the German Encyclopeida of Antiquities, yet another great example of that dry, near-nonexistent German wit. I kid, I kid. Honestly though, if you're going to write a bald-faced lie in a respected (I assume?) publication, why wouldn't you make it huge and ridiculous? Roman soccer? At least give me Mayan hockey, guys.

3. Zzxjoanw

A Maori word meaning "drum", "fife", or "conclusion". First documented in 1903, in a dictionary of musical terms entitled The Musical Guide. According to the guide, it's pronounced "shaw". Aside from being a potentially bad-ass scrabble play, this word is batshit insane, as is the fact that it was basically accepted for 70 or so years, until someone said, "Hmm, the Maori language doesn't have z's or x's or j's." Not to mention that fact that words don't just mean three totally different things (aside from "smurf")... "Hey, I invented a word that means 'dentist', 'testicle', and 'Gary'!" You know what happened to the guy who said that? He's dead, that's what happened.

2. Esquivalience

Defined by the New Oxford American Dictionary as "the willful avoidance of one's official responsibilities". No one would have found this word, had the NOAD not leaked the fact that they put a fake e-word in, presumably because the folks at the NOAD are really, really desperate for attention, since e'rbody knows that the NOAD ain't no OED. Later publicized in this excellent New Yorker piece.

1. Lillian Virginia Mountweazel

The queen mum of all fictitious entries, possibly deserving of her own movie/Pynchon novel. Here's her dossier: born in Bangs, Ohio... worked as a fountain designer and a photographer... best known for her collection of rural American mailboxes entitled "Flags Up!"... died in an explosion while on assignment for Combustibles, a magazine presumably about combustion and combustible items. You cannot make this stuff up, and by that I mean, you cannot make up the fact that someone made up Lillian Virginia Mountweazel and put her in the New Columbia Encyclopedia. The world is too much with us.

Friday, March 6, 2009

Top 8 Fictional Musicals

Also, if you're into musical things of the parody variety, check this out, performed and conceived by our dear friend Laura Kleinbaum!

8. Fuzz: The Musical (from Mr. Show)


Mr. Show did a few great musical sketches--in fact, there are a whopping TWO on this list. I think what made them so brilliant was the perfect blend of loving geekiness and mocking derision. These guys have clearly walked the boards a few times before, and you get the sense that they're simultaneously glad to be free from obnoxious musical theater types, but that they still sing songs from Into the Woods in the shower. (BTW, the best part of this clip is far and away David Cross' rendition of "How High the Mountain (Ronnie's Theme)" at about 3:40... if you prefer Patinkin to Cross, check this clip.)



7. Oh, Streetcar! (from The Simpsons)

I mean, come on... "The Kindness of Strangers" re-imagined as a big-budget, kick-line closer. Sign me up, The Simpsons.

6. Lease: The Musical (from Team America: World Police)

Consider yourself skewered, Rent! YOU WERE ASKIN' FOR IT! (Also, I'm sure glad we can all laugh at AIDS now.)

5. Red Ships of Spain (from Saturday Night Live)

Oh my gosh, does anyone remember this? Friggin' Goulet and his two brothers (Parnell and Baldwin)!!! AND I MANAGED TO FIND THE VIDEO!!!



4. Bye, Bye, Greasy (from Home Movies)

I think I have watched this episode of Home Movies more than any other one... thanks, Tom. This Grease/Bye, Bye, Birdie mash-up is a sublime catastrophe. (Coach McGuirk's song, around 4:15 in the video, is probably the highlight.)



3. Springtime for Hitler (from The Producers)

I mean, I can't not mention this. (The original, obviously...)



2. The Joke: The Musical (also from Mr. Show)

This has everything... a salesman selling leather pants in the Ozarks, pre-fame Jack Black as a farmer/devil, some holes in the wall, and best of all, a hated milk machine. This is the perfect end to the best Mr. Show episode EVER. (I CALLED IT JUST NOW.) Also, I love the looks on Bob and David's faces at the end, as the credits roll. They look positively giddy and thrilled... like they can't believe they actually got to pull that shit on National TV.

Part 1:



Part 2 (The Milk Machine Song!):



1. Red, White, and Blaine (from Waiting for Guffman)
Guffman is pretty much a perfect film. There are like, five Oscar-worthy performances in this film. Yes, actually, exactly five. And I think the icing on the cake (or the dressing on the salad?) is the musical itself. It's terrible, to be sure... but impeccably terrible. The songs are more than catchy, they're occasionally beautiful. (For instance, the one in this clip at about 1:00 in.) The whole production--like the town it tributes--is so sad and small, but these performers genuinely care about every note, every line... so even as an outside observer, you care can help but care, too.

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Top 20 Fake People

20. Joe Bloggs

This is the British version of John Doe and it has the word “blog” in it, so it’s as good a place to start as any.

19. John Doe

Hey, John Doe. We were just talking about you. How’s your sister/wife Jane? PS: You killed so many people in the movie Seven! How many exactly? Spoiler! Not seven!

18. John Q. Public

This has more of an average-American connotation than John Doe… which more often than not connotes dead-or-missing-guy.

17. Ola Nordman (or Erika Musterman, in Germany)

Other countries… they’re just like us! (Only their average guys have different names!)

16. Tommy Atkins

You’re right, Brits… your average army-man needs his own average-sounding name! It’s no wonder you won all those World Wars on your own. Oh, wait. JK… (The “Rowling” is implied.)

15. Israeli Israeli

This guy is distant cousins with Brooklyn Brooklyn and someday hopes to share a condo with Boca Raton Boca Raton.

14. Walter Plinge

Okay, now we get into actually interesting people. This is what happens when a British actor doesn’t want to be credited in the program(me)… they go by this name! Haha—how delightful!

13. George Spelvin

This is the same, only American, and therefore, more just and free. (Also, Christopher Durang named a character in a one-act "George Spelvin". Oh, Chris… you would.)

12. David Agnew

This is the same, only for a BBC writer who is contractually obligated not to use his real name. Apparently it’s all the rage in the Dr. Who-niverse. PS: Someone explain Dr. Who to me. I hear it’s good, but seriously, I have so little time.

11. Alan Smithee

This is once again the same, only it’s used by American film directors who don’t want to be associated with a particular film. Actual credits include several episodes of Tiny Toon Adventures and the music video for Paula Cole’s “I Don’t Wanna Wait”!

10. Allegra Coleman

Fake model/actress invented by Esquire, portrayed by Ali Larter. Oh, Ms. Larter… remember when you were just happy enough to wear a whipped cream bikini in Varsity Blues. Oh wait, that was three years after this hoax. Um… yikes?

9. Lazlo Toth

So there’s a guy named Don Novello. He used to play Father Guido Sarducci on SNL. He also used to write letters to CEOs under the name Lazlo Toth (as in Laszlo Toth, the dude who tried to kill the Pieta with a chisel). Ah, life.

8. Wanda Tinasky

In short, Ms. Tinasky was a fake bag lady who wrote charming but vitriolic letters to various Northern California newspapers… she was thought to be the creation of Thomas Pynchon, but now it’s believed that she was the brainchild of peripheral Beat poet, Tom Hawkins.

7. Ted L. Nancy

Not Jerry Seinfeld, as so many believed. Still damn funny.

6. The man on the Clapham omnibus (or in Australia, The man on the Bondi Tram)

Am I the only one who finds this phrase indescribably creepy?

5. P.D.Q. Bach

Fictional son of J.S. Bach, invented by Peter Schickele. There’s really nothing like classical musicians telling jokes. Nothing. Nothing like it in the world.

4. Donald Kaufman

HE WON AN OSCAR, PEOPLE. And Donald, we’re all still waiting on The Three… even though it was basically the same plot as Identity. (Go ahead, Peter… collect your Not-Even-the-Fiftieth-Person-to-Say-That Award.)

3. S. Morgenstern

HE WROTE THE PRINCESS BRIDE, PEOPLE. Well, so says William Goldman. But how badass of a first name is S? (Answer: No less badass than using S as your entire middle name… Harry S. Truman.)

2. Taro Tsujimoto

Fictional hockey player drafted in 1974 by Buffalo Sabres general manager Punch Imlach—BECAUSE HE WAS ANNOYED AT HOW LONG THE DRAFT WAS TAKING. “Oh, man… this sandwich is taking so long to be made. I’m just going to invent a person.” Oh, wait… I do that all the time.

1. Sidd Finch

UM, HEY EVERYONE. Sidd Finch is the best thing ever. George Plimpton made him up as part of a Sports Illustrated April Fools’ Day hoax. He was a New York Mets prospect, raised in the Himalayas, schooled in the ways of Buddhism… and impressively gifted with a 168-mph fastball. Plimpton went on to write a book about his creation. I swear to God, you have to read it.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Top 27 Fictional Presidential Pets

Sad news. India "Willie" Bush, the former White House cat died today. This led me on a wild Wikipedia romp through past presidential pets, eventually ending with this page. I would have to say that this is one of the greatest wikipages I have ever read. Here's just a sampling. Harry Truman's boa Monster Jungle X-Ray!!! Teddy Roosevelt's one legged rooster!!! Chester Arthur never had any pets!!! Andrew Johnson used to feed mice he found in his bedroom!!! 

AND--according to to the edits history of that page, Henry Kissinger has been removed from Nixon's list of pets multiple times.

AH. This is why life is pretty okay. Also, I made up some more pets.

27. Future Bacon – pig, belonged to Woodrow Wilson

26. Sir Burton Burrs – python, belonged to Franklin Pierce

25. Large Marge – fat tiger, belonged to Richard M. Nixon

24. Calvin Rodney Kenneth – secretariat bird, belonged to John Quincy Adams

23. Derek – dinosaur, belonged to Jimmy Carter

22. Little Honky Bastard – goat, belonged to Harry S. Truman

21. Eightarms Eileen – octopus, belonged to James Buchanan

20. Cornfed Lass – minke whale, belonged to Rutherford B. Hayes

19. Ol’ Thumby – polydactyl cat, belonged to Andrew Jackson

18. Sherbert, Sherman, Sherwood, and Fuckface – gerbils, belonged to John F. Kennedy

17. Johnny Cotton – vampire bat, belonged to George H.W. Bush

16. Miss Jenny Taxpayer and Mister Johnny Lawmaker – parakeets, belonged to Millard Fillmore

15. Lady Cab Driver – Pekinese cat, belonged to Ronald Reagan

14. Pierce Brosnan – actor, belonged to William Jefferson Clinton

13. Buck Chin – musk ox, belonged to John Adams

12. Andrew Benjamin – yeti, belonged to Thomas Jefferson

11. Rollo the Red – fox, belonged to Warren G. Harding

10. Mr. Brutus – beetle, belonged to Franklin Delano Roosevelt

9. Dennis Leatherbuttons Shimmytacker-Shammyticker McTeague, Esq. – pygmy, belonged to James Garfield

8. Midrial Filth – daemon, belonged to Calvin Coolidge

7. Gaeten & Gwyneth – ferrets, belonged to James Monroe

6. Captain Jeffy – ground sloth, belonged to Grover Cleveland

5. Princess Poo-Poo Mystique – badger, belonged to Theodore Roosevelt

4. J.J. Jypsy – gypsy, belonged to James Madison

3. Dwight Dog Eisenhower – Yorkshire terrier, belonged to Dwight Eisenhower

2. Dwight Cat Eisenhower – Siamese cat, belonged to Dwight Eisenhower

1. Dwight Bird Eisenhower - alligator, belonged to Dwight Eisenhower

Monday, November 24, 2008

Top 6 Strange Emails I Have Either Sent or Received

Okay. Full disclosure. This is going to get weird. I feel like the less preface, the better. I own several Gmail addresses. This is because every once in a while, I like emailing my friends in character. In one of several characters that I/the people I live with like to play every once in a while. Yeah.

Here we go.

6. Gorilla Ted

Gorilla is a gorilla. He just showed up one day. He's learning, gradually. He calls all girls Claire, except for Caitlin, whom he calls Clairtlin. (And Laksh, whom he calls Clairshmi.) He calls all boys Ted. He mostly speaks in phrases he has heard or "read". This is a birthday announcement he sent out:

"Hey Ted/Claire,

It's my Bird Day soon! I'm gonna be years old. (I know, right? I'm getting up there. Algo!) Your can come too! We'll have cereal, we'll have trucks. With special appliance by mom!

What: my Bird Day

Where: house

What to where: my Bird Day to house

What to bring: the score (also snacks, slacks)

When: 9 clocks to "Question, Mark?" on my Bird Day

You could get me a washer-dryer, I've been thinking about getting one of those. You can bring Ted or Claire too, as long as it is a good time for them. Come read to Dan's and jump around, we're going to play Britney real loud. (As long as mom says okay.)

All my bets,

Gorilla

PEAS: You should call my back if your can comes!

PPEEAASS: Or you can write me an emily."


5. SHAMPS

Shamps is not a well man. Shamps is also not truly a man. Shamps is a metal grandfather whose eternal quest is to inflict as much pain as possible. He has a metal mouth. This is a happy birthday he sent to Rob:

"DEAR RENTAL TRUCK I MEAN ROBERT TRUMP,

ALL SIGNS POINT TO THAT IT IS YOUR BIRTHDAY WHICH COINCIDENTALLY HAPPENS TO FALL ON MY PAIN DAY. (EVERYDAY IS PAIN DAY.) OH WELL YOU ARE ONE YEAR CLOSER TO SWEET GRISLY DEATH, MOST LIKELY AT MY HANDS. OR MY METAL MOUTH. PLEASE TO FIND A BIRTHDAY/PAIN DAY PRESENT THAT I LEFT ON YOUR FRONT DOOR STEP--IF IT IS STILL ALIVE JUST KICK IT AND IT WON'T BE. ALSO I WOULD HAVE SENT YOU A SKIN GREETING CARD BUT I GOT HUNGRY. THIS REMINDS ME OF A SAYING. YOU'RE ONLY AS OLD AS YOU FEEL PAIN. IT LOSES SOMETHING IN TRANSLATION, I THINK.

AGH AGH AGH THE DEMON IN MY METAL BRAIN IS TELLING ME TO FEED AGH AGH AGH WHEN WILL IT NOT BE TUESDAY AGH AGH AGH TELL THE PRESIDENT OF THAILAND THAT HIS DEATH IS ON THE PHONE AGH AGH AGH YOU GET THE IDEA.

IN CLOSING HERE IS A RIDDLE. WHAT WALKS ON FOUR LEGS SOMETIMES AND ALSO TWO LEGS AND THREE LEGS AT OTHER TIMES. ANSWER NOT YOUR PET CAT AFTER I AM DONE EATING ITS LEGS.

0001101011010101SHAAAAAAAAAAAMPS010101000100100"


4. The Tiny People Under Your Feet

This is actually pretty funny. Slash horrible. Once, our friend was on acid and Rob and I decided to prank him by creating an email called thetinypeopleunderyourfeet@gmail.com and sending him something. Sorry Alex!

"Subject: STOP IT YOU ARE CRUSHING US

AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!

-The Tiny People Under Your Feet"


Then, later... this email to Tom:

"TOM! STOP CHECKING OVERHEARD IN NEW YORK AND STOP STEPPING ON US! WE ARE MAKING OUR OWN COMPETING SITE CALLED "OVERHEAD IN NEW YORK" AND IT IS JUST A PICTURE OF YOU!

TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT,

The Tiny People Under Your Feet

PS: TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT IS A SONG BY LED ZEPPELIN, GET IT?!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH, THE PAIN!"


3. Mister Moo

Mister Moo is the husband of Mrs. Moo, someone Caitlin invented. Mister is hypercritical and is always fighting with his wife. He loves America, and every time he and his wife disagree, they have a new child to end the argument. This is a birthday email to Tom:

"Hello Thomas the Red,

Even though you are a dirty not-good red-man, I want to wish you a birthday day, today. Thanks for being everything I strive to vanquish; it's people like you that make this country. Great. Why don't you come over sometimes and have a barbeque for democracy? Don't touch the missus, though. That's what I do. Did you know that? I fill her up with America's baby-children, so in case you reds ever try to take away our liberty and the national game, we'll beat you so hard, you'll be beaten. In conclusion, I think I make a great hall monitor because no one has ever tripped over the invisible hand of the stars and stripes forever.

Thanks for voting for me in the primary,

Mr. Moo

PS: I am serious about your birthday and it being a happy one."


2. Gerald B. Gerald

This is just absurd. Gerald B. Gerald is a low-level office holder who speaks similarly to Jesse Jackson and is constantly in disbelief. I think Rob invented this one. This is another birthday email to Tom.

"Dear, mister, tomrodkeen.

It appear, that, today id the day, on which, in fact, you were, once born. What a joyous, thing, to have happen. I only witch, i could have been, at the side, of your poor moth, her. Her eyes, streak, wit tears. Her hands, shaken, wit joy. Her belly, all empty, of babe boy. You. You were, that babe boy. As I say, what a joyous. Thing, is life. I could not, believe, that it could happen, so fat. The children, they grow, up so fat.

I also, could not believe, that you dint come, to my, funraise, her. Why, you were not, there? Don't, you believe, we can, do this, togehter? Togehter, we can make lives, a differents. Thas, my sloganto. Mottogan. I could not remember.

Oh no, the phone. It is rignging. Call back, when you are, a willing, to get serious. Like, I said. ENjoy, the day of, your birth. Peace, out, and may all, beings be, free.

-Gerald B. Gerald, low-level office holder"


1. Ron Shortsweather

This one is too good, because I did NOT create this one. I just started getting emails from him one day, and he won't go away. As far as I can tell, Ron Shortsweather is a businessman who wants to sell you exciting opportunities. He's married to Phyllis. When she gets drunk, she makes fun of him for never finishing college (or possibly attending DeVry). It's a tawdry relationship. Anyway, this is the first one I got from him.

"Dear Preferred Customer,

Have you ever wanted to be better at what you do or who you are? Have you ever said to yourself, "What is it that Johnny Hotshot has that I don't got?" Have you ever felt passed up by the times and left in the blinding dust cloud of your own pathetic mediocrity!?

Shut up!

I'm Ron Shortsweather and I've got just the product for you. I want to offer you amazing opportunity in the world of PERSONAL FINANCE/lunchtime. The best thing is you can do it without leaving your town!!!!!! First, a test. Of your intellect!!!?!!!! Where do you see your self in 10 years?

Here?: {{brokenlink: prettybeach.jpg}}

OR HERE?!: {{brokenlink: beachonfire.jpg}}

It's a question only an idiot would answer!!!! YOU'RE NOT AN IDIOT ARE YOU? GOOD! LET'S CONTINUE!!!!!

By apply my techniques and purchasing our collectible flatware, you'll be able to:

1)OWN OUR COLLECTIBLE FLATWARE

2) MAXIMIZE FOLDING POTENTIAL

#) GAIN/LOSE WEIGHTS

4) CONTROL MORE SPHERES!!!!!!

5) PUT A DOWN PAYMENT ON YOUR FUTURE

6)BREAK INTO THE MINOR LEAGUES WITH A SHOT AT GETTING CALLED UP TO THE SHOW

8)EAT FOR FREE AT ALL PARTICIPATING HARDEES

9) SAY SO LONG TO YOUR WIFE(S) AND KID(S) AND HELLO TO PROSPERITY(S)!!!!!!!!

When an offer like this comes along, you don't just stare there! FACT!

But you're probably asking yourself, RON! What is "PERSONAL EXPECTATION ACHIEVEMENT"? Well. That's funny because I didn't even say that magical phrase to you yet!

THAT MEANS IT'S ALREADY WORKING!!!!

Here's our secret (0.9% APR, 3-year lease, no money down, member FDIC):

I'll make use of an analogy:

Professionalism

Excellence

RADICAL!!!

Suits

OMITTED

No how

Apptitude/Atttitude

LOVE (all you need?)

Erasmus,

Xerxes,

Pope Antioch...

Each of them

Could read, but could

They

Also

Teach?

Impossible to say,

Obviously...

NOT!!!!

Aardvark

Caardvark

Haarvard

Iardvark

Eardvark

Vark

Earmark

Marduk

Early Aardvark

Nardvark (nards!?)

Turdvark

AND THAT'S JUST A TASTE, SUCKA!!!!!!

SO act now, and we'll throw in a free NOVELTY ITEM!!! These colors don't run, but these great prices will!!!!!,

Ronald J. Shortsweather,

President and CEO of EXCITING-OPPORTUNITY-DOT-COM"