Monday, July 12, 2004
"When In Doubt...
... cast a monkey out!" is a well known phrase from the Bible.
Strangely enough, I noticed this morning that in my back yard there was a monkey. I was not sure from whence it had came, but I decided to take it indoors so I could fulfil this Biblical prophecy.
Later on, I was watching Wheel of Fortune on Challenge TV. It's an atrocious programme, but I'm sure most people have heard of it.
I became seriously doubtful as to the gender of one of the contestants. It seemed to be a woman, but there was a lot of unusual hair growth, and she had very unpert breasts. Also, she was named "Big Ron."
This doubt filled me with unease.
So I opened the back door and tossed out the monkey. It flew beautifully through the air and landed in a crumpled heap at the back of the yard, amongst my Parsnip Patch.
Then, I felt a lot better.
I suddenly realised that I was not watching Wheel of Fortune, but "The Ladyboys of Bangkok" which I'd rented from the local video store last night. I must have accidently pressed play while I wasn't looking.
Then I looked out into the garden to see if I could rescue the monkey, but it had gone!
How strange indeed.
I celebrated this strangeness by opening another can of Budweiser.
Best wishes,
The Parsnip
Strangely enough, I noticed this morning that in my back yard there was a monkey. I was not sure from whence it had came, but I decided to take it indoors so I could fulfil this Biblical prophecy.
Later on, I was watching Wheel of Fortune on Challenge TV. It's an atrocious programme, but I'm sure most people have heard of it.
I became seriously doubtful as to the gender of one of the contestants. It seemed to be a woman, but there was a lot of unusual hair growth, and she had very unpert breasts. Also, she was named "Big Ron."
This doubt filled me with unease.
So I opened the back door and tossed out the monkey. It flew beautifully through the air and landed in a crumpled heap at the back of the yard, amongst my Parsnip Patch.
Then, I felt a lot better.
I suddenly realised that I was not watching Wheel of Fortune, but "The Ladyboys of Bangkok" which I'd rented from the local video store last night. I must have accidently pressed play while I wasn't looking.
Then I looked out into the garden to see if I could rescue the monkey, but it had gone!
How strange indeed.
I celebrated this strangeness by opening another can of Budweiser.
Best wishes,
The Parsnip