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Even Tinier Tidbits of Madness

My psychologist said I'm bipolar.  I told him I wouldn't have sex with either a male 
or a female polar bear.

Bipolar?  You gotta be kidding- I've never been to the north or the south pole!

Bipolar?  Why in the world would I buy a pole?  I don't even speak polish.

What they say about us trailer-trash folks is more than true.  My next door 
neighbor has a red pick-up truck, with an engine so untuned, you could hear it in 
Spain.  Wears plaid shirts, weighs 350 pounds, has a rifle rack in his pick up, the 
sight is kind of scary.  And his yard looks like something I'd describe as a cross 
between the Sanford and Son yard and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.  His 
blinds are torn down the middle.  There are enough parts of things about to start 
a fresh industrial revolution.  Sadly, he is the most sophisticated person in this 
park.  You gotta see when the mail truck comes, people come out of nowhere, 
swarm about the mailboxs, like a scene out of the "Body Snatchers" where the 
truck full of alien pods arrives, and people come out of nowhere.  I mean, in this 
park TV Guide is considered great literature!!  I want outta' here!  How did I wind 
up here?  What was I thinking?

So here we go again, my friends....Remember my offer of a free Tootsie Roll for 
any comments, no matter how insulting (I'm used to that).  chow

Copyright © | Year Posted 2007




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