"Sortland had a blanket, a cell phone and a box of Wheat Thins with him."
Sounds to me like he was about to attempt some sort of ingenious MacGyver-like escape, and he needed some binder to make the crushed wheat thins into a paste.
And as one commenter on the article has already pointed out, "Insane Masturbatory Rampage" sounds like a juggalo tribute band. A bad one.
I spent several long moments trying to figure out who Bad Molly was. She sounded like a girl I used to know in college. She took me on a few insane rampages, but no masturbatory ones.
My Bad Molly was actually named Molly. She was a biology grad student when I was a math grad. She took me on more than a few copulatory rampages, some more insane than others.
I still have a slight wobble to my step some 20 years later. Let's just say she really knew what she was doing.
I like the presentation of this article. What summary would do it justice? I can't think of anything you could say that adds to the story. This one stands alone. The plain web address, rather than text with the link, signifies the crazy, raw nature of the student's adventure. Even the lack of labels for the post made sense - do we even have labels that describe this? "Stupid student" falls so short. To be honest, I figured you meant to post it this way.
The presentation worked for me. And since my first mental reference for "fairy" is a diaphanous creature drawn by Arthur Rackham or maybe Cicely Mary Barker, I had some fun trying to conjure up a visual of "the deck of a fucking fairy." Rackham could handle that, I think, in a pinch, Barker not so much.
Presentation worked for me only b/c I saw so many people had commented, but I think some stories don't need any explanatory text accompanying them. I didn't even care back when we used to post stories without our input on them (remember that long discussion about linked articles?). :)
Now you know why I keep saying that parents these days don't hit their kids enough.
ReplyDeleteThey called him "cheeky monkey," but they dared not spank him.
DeleteI know this is just phase 2 of CM, but your presentation is going downhill. This story is just the URL link? Are you busy?
ReplyDeleteAnd i was just joshing you, RGM, in case it didn't come across.
Delete"Sortland had a blanket, a cell phone and a box of Wheat Thins with him."
ReplyDeleteSounds to me like he was about to attempt some sort of ingenious MacGyver-like escape, and he needed some binder to make the crushed wheat thins into a paste.
And as one commenter on the article has already pointed out, "Insane Masturbatory Rampage" sounds like a juggalo tribute band. A bad one.
Are there good juggalo tribute bands?
DeleteCould be worse...due the effect of having kids I read that as "Gruffalo tribute bands".
DeleteI spent several long moments trying to figure out who Bad Molly was. She sounded like a girl I used to know in college. She took me on a few insane rampages, but no masturbatory ones.
ReplyDeleteRed Molly is a character in a Richard Thompson song.
DeleteMy Bad Molly was actually named Molly. She was a biology grad student when I was a math grad. She took me on more than a few copulatory rampages, some more insane than others.
DeleteI still have a slight wobble to my step some 20 years later. Let's just say she really knew what she was doing.
Sorry for the lousy presentation, but I put that up from the deck of a fucking fairy. Please to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteFerry, I hope.
DeleteI like the presentation of this article. What summary would do it justice? I can't think of anything you could say that adds to the story. This one stands alone. The plain web address, rather than text with the link, signifies the crazy, raw nature of the student's adventure. Even the lack of labels for the post made sense - do we even have labels that describe this? "Stupid student" falls so short. To be honest, I figured you meant to post it this way.
Good grief. Ferry! A heteronormative mode of transport. The misery of voice dictation!!
DeleteThe presentation worked for me. And since my first mental reference for "fairy" is a diaphanous creature drawn by Arthur Rackham or maybe Cicely Mary Barker, I had some fun trying to conjure up a visual of "the deck of a fucking fairy." Rackham could handle that, I think, in a pinch, Barker not so much.
DeleteI'm with Cassandra. The visual imagery for me was just as she described.
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DeletePresentation worked for me only b/c I saw so many people had commented, but I think some stories don't need any explanatory text accompanying them. I didn't even care back when we used to post stories without our input on them (remember that long discussion about linked articles?). :)
DeleteHope the duck was with you on the ferry. :)
May the Duck be with you.
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