Aww man stuff is messed up now.
HELLO PEOPLES OF EARTH
Instead I thought I'd bring something for show-n-tell today, a somewhat appropriate little thing I just found while looking for something else. Back in the golden olden times some of you may remember I ran a dumb thing called M.O.M. over at the WD, which was really just a desperate (and largely successful) ploy to get lots of girls to giggle and write me love notes. Anyway, those of you in the know will recall that I had a newsletter that had a total of nine issues before I got distracted by something shiny and stopped doing it. Those were fun, weren't they? I always wanted to write another one.
Well, as it happens, I did. Actually I never finished it, but I did get a nice start on M.O.M. News #10. Nobody has ever seen it, and I had completely forgotten about it. Tonight I was doing a Spotlight search for some artwork I did years ago to recycle into a new project and I ran across this opening article, which was set forth as a completely lame excuse as to why I hadn't gotten around to writing a new newsletter in so long. Here it is.
it's M.O.M. NEWS!
number 48 11/22/2003
Where
have you guys been? I've been worried
sick!
Ha-ha-ha! Kidding! I joke
with you. It's not really issue #48, it's only issue
#10. I just wanted to make it seem like I'm not so
lazy and neglectful by distracting you with an
amiable deflection- a red herring, if you will. For a
moment there I had you thinking that maybe-
just maybe, you had somehow missed 39
issues of M.O.M. News. Since it has been so long
since the last one, that story certainly seems
plausible... mayhem couldn't possibly be so
lackadaisical as to go this many months with no
M.O.M. update, could he? It must somehow be your
fault! Perhaps you'd forgotten to check your PMs in a
timely fashion and all those newsletters had just
disappeared. Naturally, that doesn't seem likely,
since the only reason you ever log in is for the
flashy envelope.
No way you missed 39 PMs! It must be something
else. Wait! Did you say something to upset him? Is he
just not sending you newsletters because he is mad at
you? What was it that you did? You don't know!
I assure you- I am that lackadaisical. Not your fault
at all! All mine. MINE! See what I did there?
I shifted blame. My one true skill!
It's just like this one time, back at the pool hall,
when Chester (the peg-leg bartender) came in one day
demanding to know who had been screwin' his
girlfriend behind his back. We asked him how he knew
she'd been steppin' out on him, and he answered, "Doc
says Lola's got crabs. I ain't got crabs, so it must
be one of youze! Whoever it is- yer DEAD!"
I quickly spoke up and said, "Hey man- not me!
Everyone knows I only have the Clap! It must be
Frankie- he's always diggin' at his pecker!"
Chester then broke a barstool over Frankie's head and
put him in a coma for three weeks. That was really
unfortunate for Frankie as he missed three weeks
worth of Carnival wages and then was evicted from the
dockside hotel room he'd been sharing with Freddy
Two-Toes and Slow Johnny for missing the rent. He was
killed a few weeks later by a hobo who caught him
stealing a ham sandwich in an abandoned boxcar down
by the old paint factory. Don't mess with hobos-
they're mean!
Frankie hadn't been humping Lola, of course. Frankie
didn't even have crabs. He just liked to grab himself
in the presence of others. I smartly neglected to
mention to Chester that I not only had the Clap, but
a ripping case of crabs too. I had picked them up
from one of my regular "conjugal visits" to the
women's prison outside of town where I had lots of
pen-pals. But Chester's Lola- she was hotsie-totsie!
Those gams went
all the way up, if you know what I'm
sayin'. Plus, Lola wouldn't have given Frankie the
time of day- she was
pure class, what with all the teeth
she had. A lot more teeth than those prison gals, I
can tell you. And hair in the proper places. Woo!
FYI- I had Doc burn all my cooties when I turned
seventeen, so rest assured- there's nothing moving
around in these pants!
Anyhow,
on with the show.