Month: November 2006

My friend, David, the bard

 - by Rebecca

David:
I love the girl Rebecca
She has a nice butt
I want to do things to it

David:
HAIKU

Rebecca:
Isn’t it 575, or is it 757?

David:
Oh I thought it was 757.

Rebecca:
My butt’s as big as a 757 so it works; I love it.

David:
Woo pun!

David:
It is 575.

David:
I love Rebecca
She has a big ole booty
Put my wang in it

Dear The Pope,

 - by Fat Brunettes

I need some guidance from you on a particular and solemn matter. Recent events have caused me to believe that Jesus just might be Chinese. My reasons for thinking so are these: he has very dirty knees and he just peed in my coke. We’ve all heard the age old parables:

Chinese, Japanese, Dirty Knees, Look at these.

[insert name]’s Chinese, he play joke, he put pee pee in my Coke.

With evidence like this, I’m sure you can understand my concern. It isn’t that I have a problem with a Chinese Savior (I have Chinese friends, after all); it’s just that a Chinaman on a cross does NOTHING for my decor. All that ghastly yellow. I’m sure you understand.

Please look into this and see what you can do.

Love,
Fatbrunettes

One potato, two potato, three potato, four…

 - by Fat Brunettes

Megin:
My ancestors came over from Ireland because of the potato famine.

Becky:
Your ancestors caused the potato famine.

Megin:
Probably.

* * *

Megin’s Dad:
Your Mom and I are really looking forward to seeing you on Thanksgiving.

Megin:
I’m really looking forward to seeing you and Mom. And eating mashed potatoes until I’m sick. Then stuffing a bunch of mashed potatoes in my purse for the drive home.

Megin’s Dad:
Is it legal to drive with taters in your purse?

Megin:
I’m not sure about the laws in Kentucky.

Megin’s Dad:
Most likely they’ll need to be consumed before you hit the state line.

Happy Thanksgiving!
Enjoy your potatoes, mashed and otherwise.

Sugar Mama

 - by Fat Brunettes

Megin:
giving Becky a bag of mini eclairs as she’s leaving Megin’s house
Take some of these along for your diabetic Mother.

Megin:
upon realizing how mean and awful that sounded
Oh my God! I can’t believe I said that! Oh my God!
You’re going to tell your Mother I said that, aren’t you?

Becky:
Why would I do that? Then I’d have to tell her where the eclairs went.