1. State of the artless: Arkansas
2. Speed hump: a quickie
3. Old Filthy Bitch: Old Dirty Bastard’s mother
4. Tommy Lee jeans: jeans with oversized crotches for the well-endowed man
5. Donkey Dong: Early Atari adult video game
6. Not very well thought out name for an upscale dog clothing magazine: “Doggie Style”
7. Guys’ fantasy: Playmate All Star Jug Band
8. Linda Tripp Switch: Instead of turning it on, it turns on you.
9. “The Occidental Tourists”: You know, the ones with all the cameras.
10. The “quick and the dead”: the latter only being separated by the former by a relatively slow reaction time
11. Q Klux Klan: Short-lived gay branch of the KKK
12. “Comb Over Miami”: Dade County salon that caters to balding, elderly men
13. “My fair lady”: Euphamism for “My Carnival Woman”
14. “The Mark of Zorro”: Illiterate Mexican swordsman takes out his frustration over not being able to write his own name in a creative, yet violent way
15. Colinectomy: Special procedure for removing the Secretary of State
16. Tom Delay: Male porn star with a notoriously slow release
17. Yeast infection: Painful female inflammation thought to be the result of doing splits on a pastry board
18. “Richard and the Gerbils”: Times Square version of “Alvin and the Chipmunks”
19. Texas Bookstore Suppository: A creative yet virtually impractical aid for constipation
20. “Felix and Oscar de La Hoya”: Totally incompatible roommates end their tumultuous relationship when Oscar answers Felix’s “You clean that mess up now” with an uppercut.
21. Mrs. Paul’s Fish Dicks: An abortive attempt to attract the low end seafood consumers’ market
22. Little Richard Simmons: Infamous Greenwich Village club celebrity who is so gay he had both of his wrists surgically broken to guarantee maximum limpness.
23. Vlad the Impaler: Fabled Romanian adult video performer
24. “Uranus, Up close and Personal”: Spectacular show at the Rose Planetarium in NYC that wowed members of the astronomy community, while disappointing many others
25. “Dan Moon Show”: what Dan do to display contempt for other radio shows
26. “Jeffrey Dahmer and Greg Show”: Wacky couple invites 300 lb. gay bodybuilder to dinner. Later, Dahmer developes a mean case of indigestion
27. “The Mansons”: Marilyn blows drug money on breast implants. An engraged Charles tries to strangle him with an unraveled “Helter Skelter” 8-track tape.
28. “Snoop Dogg Day Afternoon”: Snoop and his bitches carry out a successful bank heist before the cops can figure out whazzuppp. He suffers a minor gunshot wound in his pimp hand.
29. “The Last of the Big Suspenders”: Larry King resigns in indignation when the terms of his new contract require him to read at least one book per year
30. “The Amos and Andy Griffith Show”: Mayberry residents give Andy’s new deputy a big surprise. Opie asks Aunt Bee, “What’s a lynch party?”
31. “Siegfried and Roy Rogers”: A lonely Siggie discovers necrophilic feelings for his deceased boyhood hero while his companion is out of town.
32. “The Count of Montecrisco”: A European nobleman finds stimulating, non-culinary uses for ordinary cooking oil
33. “Eminem Butterfly”: Formerly homophobic rap start is coaxed out of closet by friend and obliged to eat more than his words
34. Hugh Downs Syndrome: A psychological disorder whose main symptom is a gradually growing desire to avoid Barbara Walters
35. Incontinental Airlines: Airline that caters to a geriatric clientele; provides customers with combination lifejackets/Depends
36. Ring-around-the Rosie-O’Donnell: Game show in which children test their endurance by running circles around the portly TV star, one lap being equal to 12.6 yards
Saturday, April 1, 2006
Scream of Consciousness
Posted by Bob at 3:50 PM
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