Showing posts with label Liberality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liberality. Show all posts
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Look what the coolest chick in Indiana sent me!
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Takin' care of tag business
Splotchy got me the other day with his story virus and Liberality also got me with the same tag.
First Splotchy's tag:
I had been shuffling around the house for a few hours and already felt tired. The doorbell rang. I opened the front door and saw a figure striding away from the house, quickly and purposefully. I looked down and saw a bulky envelope. I picked it up. The handwriting was smudged and cramped, and I could only make out a few words.
And they were in some kind of Slavic script so I did what any gal with a bulky smudged envelope who was tired as hell would do, I tossed the envelope in the car and I drove off to see Kosovo Butch at his barber shop.
When KB saw the handwriting on the envelope he started to shake and swear in Albanian. He told me to make sure I had my affairs in order because some bad juju was about to break loose in our lives.
Looking back on everything I wish I had listened to him instead of laughing his warning off.
Now Liberality's tag:
I had been shuffling around the house for a few hours and already felt tired. The doorbell rang. I opened the front door and saw a figure striding away from the house, quickly and purposefully. I looked down and saw a bulky envelope. I picked it up. The handwriting was smudged and cramped, and I could only make out a few words. (Splotchy)
"Meet me at two o'clock at Grisham Square. Don't be late!"What? I already had an appointment at that time. In fact, that was the only reason I had even taken off work that Wednesday. But, when I saw the photos, I knew I had to go and see what the hell was going on. Oh gosh, now I wish I hadn't, but how was I to know then that Elizabeth would take this whole thing so far? (Freida Bee)
She had exposed the nefarious Republican oil-for-neckties program, skillfully dismantling its diabolically brilliant mind control scheme, giving each man, woman and child his or her freewill back, and this had made her a national, nay, worldwide, heroine, but -- the fear -- the look of stark, otherworldly terror on the -- could they even be classified as faces anymore?No, I had to swallow the overwhelming dread that was threatening to force me into complete shutdown, collapsing on the hallowed ground where I would silently, naively wish it all away until it came for -- me. Fruitlessly wiping away a flood of icy sweat, I knew I had to steel my resolve, look upon those photos once more and let them burn their horrific images in my psyche. Permanently. (Randal Graves)
Yet something was tickling my psyche, trying to work it's way to the surface of my consciousness like that bad memory for grade school I buried long ago. The one where I had to give a speech to the whole class and was trying to imagine them in their underwear so I wouldn't be nervous, when I suddenly realized I was the one who was in my underwear as I had forgotten to wear pants. I realized that the faces in the picture weren't faces after all. I was holding the picture upside down. (Dean Wormer)
I smacked the pictures with the back of my hand and put the envelope with the photos down upon the hall table by my door. Suddenly my mind swung into gear, who had that been knocking on my door? The figure looked vaguely familiar as I racked my brains to come up with something--the something that continued to tickle my psyche. It had to do with the necktie program perhaps or maybe the restaurant where Elizabeth and I often ate and sat and talked of old times. What was it? Had that been Elizabeth, wearing a trench coat and hat? I laughed out loud, delighted that I had part of the puzzle figured out. We often made up the most bizarre stories to entertain each other as the necktie program would attest. And we often met at the restaurant on Grisham Square. I picked up the photos again and laughed long and loud. Photoshopped obviously. It would amuse her no end to know how scared and, indeed, horrified I had been, if only briefly. That girl was one hell of a prankster. (Liberality)
And I knew just how to get her back. I went to her work place later that day and I snipped the brake lines on her car. As I did it I thought to myself, "That'll teach her to scare the shit out of me!"
I tag Enriched Geranium, MNMom, and my lovely and talented running mate Kristi Love. You tagees have the choice of continuing either strain of the story virus that I have left you with.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Dr. Monkey, we hardly knew ye
Liberality tagged me with the Six Word Memoir meme. Here's what I came up with for my epitaph:
Funny, cranky, loved peace and justice.
No tags but if you want to do it, feel free.
Funny, cranky, loved peace and justice.
No tags but if you want to do it, feel free.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Question of the day
Today's question comes to us from my blog buddy Liberality. Lib asks: Do you ever get monkey butt? 

Yes, I've got to admit sometimes I do get monkey butt. Mostly in the dead of summer when it's hot and humid and I am active outside. But I also get a red ass over such things as dirty greedy doctors who refuse to help out people when they need it, hypocrite politicians, disaster capitalists, corporate media talking heads, people who threaten and who are mean to children, slow card players on Yahoo, the New York Yankees, sports cheaters, jingoistic country music singers, studios who greenlight bad movies, bat shit crazy fundamentalist evangelicals, anyone who wears Harley Davidson apparel, excessive tattoos that are going to sag like crazy one day on middle age bodies and look like shit, wanna be hippy chick check out girls in organic food stores who sneer at me because they think I am a Republican because I have short hair and wear glasses, willfully ignorant people, racists of all stripes, bad interpretive dancers, free markets zealots, people who back Ron Paul because they think if he gets elected that they won't have to pay taxes anymore, people who claim that government is not the solution that it is the problem, people who claim Ronald Reagan's presidency was just peachy keen and that we should go back to those halcyon days, people who don't use spell check on in their emails or on their blogs, Rankin and Bass cartoons, cranky monkeys, and Belgians.
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Thanks for sending in that great question Lib!********
You can still get your question answered this month if you send it to me at monkeymuck(at)gmail(dot)com. I still need a few more questions to round out this month's question a day feature.
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blog buds,
Liberality,
nosey questions,
question me an answer
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Kin ya'll keep a secrets?
Don't ya'll tell no one but a certain liberal blogger whose initials is Liberality is having a birthday on 10-2-07. Don't ya'll dare tell her Ah sent yuns over to wish her a good 'un. Maybe if she has a good birthday then she'll ease up on me and mah warmongerin' bloodthirsty greedy as hell homeez. Ah hell, who'm Ah kiddin'? That gal dislikes me as much as Ah dislike poor people and mooslems.
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birthdays,
good Americans,
Liberality,
our idiot President,
patriots
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