Wednesday, September 05, 2007

True Story

Hello, I'm Joel. I have a shirt which features my favorite cartoon fellow: Homestar Runner.



One day I decided to sell my hair. So I got it all gussied up and took a picture of me in it.



Then I turned into this kitten which I named Sharky Malarky. This was not my day!



I eventually turned back into me. Things were looking up. Then several small children invaded my home. I explained to them about the fine line between reading and dreading but, as children often do, they assumed I was making stuff up. The smirks on these children's faces were just waiting to be wiped off and with prejudice. I lined them up and badgered them (No photo available).



That's when I got lost in the spooky woods. Why do these things always happen to me?



A crow fluttered down into the roadside pile of corn. I swear he wanted me to punch him in the beak cause he would not shut up! And he flapped those wings until I wanted to cram them down his maw. Which I did. It was time for a break! How much longer would I have to put up with this Hobbledy-gobbledy? Not much, it turns out.



I was sent to prison for my unkindness toward the crow. But they didn't give me a cell. They just left me in the prison yard overlooking The Strip. I know this sounds fishy.



Then they gave me some Whoppers.



I escaped unscathed and triumphant. No one can keep me down.



Then I turned into this bunny which I named Eliza Maniza. Rats.

7 comments:

  1. NO FREAKING WAY! i dont believe you that you have a Homsar Runner shirt. What a bunch of malarkey.

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  2. That is a story what I can believe! How do you type with your bunny paws?

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  3. Outstanding and informative. But, who would buy your hair?

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  4. No idea who the cartoon character is, but he is cute, and the fairy tale will be passed to children all over the world, and parents will pause, and say "Bothers Grimm Shmothers Grimm, this is the era of Joeldom!!"

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  5. Carrie, perhaps you failed to read the title of this post. This is no fairy tale. Although, I can foresee future generations ballyhooed into believing this is somehow less than true. Future generations really boil my noodles!

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  6. ummmm, Joel made me remove my other comment.

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