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Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Bathroom Monologue: Like Your Valhalla is Better
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Here roam Roland and Genghis Khan, Cortez and George Patton. On earth they were middle-aged (and then, dead some hundreds of years), but her...
Bathroom Monologue: Somebody illustrate this already
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Lo: I don't like that noise.... Shinigami: What noise? [The room explodes with a big "Boom" sound effect] [Moments later, Lo a...
Bathroom Monologue: Think he can still get a reference?
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"Oh, you're firing me for a new black guy who you can pay less. Yeah, I understand completely, I've always wanted to lose my pa...
Monday, December 3, 2007
Bathroom Monologue: Sweet & Sinful
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“The seven deadly sins actually make sense. Pride is a sin because, let's face it, you're being kind of a bitch. Sloth is a sin beca...
Bathroom Monologue: If you read too much, you'll think like this, too
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Hypocrisy is the best-spelled word in our language. No, it’s far from phonetic, but look at its structure. H-Y-P-O-C-R-I-S-Y. It’s an ugly w...
Bathroom Monologue: In the middle of studying Islamic Justice, a new myth!
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Justice is a ravenous mare, and Mercy is a blind charioteer. Justice can run a thousand miles in one day and eats not only the grass and wat...
Bathroom Monologue: "R.A Salvatore is an avid weightlifter." –Salvatore’s bio in the Dark Elf Trilogy
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Helen Keller wrote better imagery than most of our modern best-sellers, and if we know anything about Homer, it's that he was blind. Mar...
Bathroom Monologue: The Penis
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“No, none of me is happy to see you. Alright, four inches of me is very happy, but it’s very easily excited. … What, too frank? Am I suppose...
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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Bathroom Monologue: I don't know why I was thinking about Dracula
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Vampires aren't killed by holy water! They just hate it. It tastes like poor people's hands. Similarly, the stake through the heart ...
Bathroom Monologue: Outtake from Lo, and the Devil Died
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"Think about it. Your feet carry you around for your whole life. They balance you, not just a ball of meat, but one with an oddly shape...
Bathroom Monologue: Better With or Without?
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John Wiswell was amongst the best and worst pranksters of his age. He lived for his own brand of humor. He was fascinated with the idea of l...
Bathroom Monologues: On Something
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Many poets and authors have write demi-autobiographies under the title “On Writing.” It’s a flag to other super-literates that what lies wit...
Saturday, December 1, 2007
Bathroom Monologue: Remember Who?
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Actually, I don't think anyone is good with names. I guess a few people are, but they're bastards. We should hunt them down and kill...
Bathroom Monologue: Close My Eyes, and Think Of
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Some people relax by closing their eyes and imagining their dream house, where they want to spend the rest of their days. I'm demented, ...
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Bathroom Monologue: Trouble With Liquor
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"Dude, he licked the cap of his beer, he hasn't even drunk it yet, and he's sweating like he just smoked a PCP cigarette and is...
Bathroom Monologue: The Charges For and Against
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Hatiel Essex was apprehended at 3:00 this morning outside a diner in the Zeitgeist III galaxy. He was immediately read his rights (or what w...
Friday, November 30, 2007
Haiku in the November Scifaikuest
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I have a haiku in issue 18 of Scifaikuest, available for purchase online. I've included a link to their shop at Genremall.com at the bot...
Bathroom Monologue: "I bring unto you These Fifteen--" -Mel Brooks
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11. Thou shalt not count squiggly lines in Connect Four. 12. Thou shalt not count carbs without being able to map carbohydrate molecules a...
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Bathroom Monologue: Why else would you call them "wisdom teeth"?
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Contrary to the Babel Fish theory, there is nothing wrong with your ear. It is your dirty mouth, so ignorant and full of dead teeth, that sp...
Bathroom Monologue: Singlish, Ebonics, and other words I can't spell
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The difference between a dialect and a new language can generally be gauged in the number of guns the new speakers have. If they're arme...
Bathroom Monologue: He Could have had a V8
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It is a little-known fact that veganism, while invented by humans, was not invented for humans. It was actually invented for vampires, as a ...
Bathroom Monologues: Decorations
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I was quite proud of my adorable scarecrows with their jack o'lantern heads, linked arm and arm on the porch. Yet the only person to com...
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Bathroom Monologue: Nightmarish Chapters for my Dream Novel
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Sitting in Blue: Three strange friends discuss what they've done lately while sitting in blue moonlight on a tile roof, while below Medi...
Bathroom Monologue: Almost
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"A lot of people wonder why I'm not going for the homerun title. Just 31 more homers and I get the name, "Homerun King." ...
Bathroom Monologue: A Moment for the Duck-Billed Platypus
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A moment for the duck-billed platypus. It is a difficult character. Depending on how well you know Greek, they are "Platypi," ...
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Bathroom Monologue: If Physics were so Philosophical
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"I've killed 563 people since I turned sixteen. I've kept strict count. It's rude to forget a person you've killed. How...
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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Bathroom Monologue: Was This Helpful?
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It can be very difficult for young people to grasp the difference between fact and opinion, the divide between emotion and objectivity. Ther...
Bathroom Monologue: What kind of catalog was it?
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Wrapped in barbed wire was a box made of thorny wood. The box was built with traps, such that if opened improperly, darts would shoot from a...
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Bathroom Monologue: Not Much of a Biologist
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"You want to know what testosterone does? Take a look at the bull shark. The average shark only swims and bites. Sometimes it reproduce...
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Bathroom Monologue: Sorry this one ain't funnier
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Now whether the Atheist fell in love with the Priest first, or the Priest fell for the Atheist first, they couldn't agree. That was okay...
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