Friday, February 16, 2007

... and that's why they used to call him Hot Sauce

Hot Sauce always believed he could punch his way out of any situation. He'd laugh, cock his arm back and Whammo! Actually, he'd say, "Wham!" because he would become ultra agressive after a good thorough listening to Fantastic!. He was lanky and mean, and had two fingers gone on one hand and a melty, sour, sore on his other. Hot Sauce was a talented do-gooder, especially when it came to producing offspring, kicking over watermelon stands and forcing his way into packed elevators and saunas. Later he revealed the truth to his online subscribers - he was a real insecure, isolated cry baby with a penchant for hot soup, granola snacks, distant hugs, and great big window views of nature. He didn't even have an arm built for punching, he would claim in a later revelation. His nickname was thus thrown like a frisbee into the wind by his posse.


So, these type of people do exist... lord jesus do they ever. Now, this was a completely irrelevant segway into this, but when I started it all, it had something to do with the two tickets to paradise and my mismanaged brain signaling system. So, grab your cats and hold onto the nearest towel rack, it's gonna be a tilted psychological chess match pitting you against every object in your immediate environment that's vibrating uncontrollably, risking its existence on the mere chance that it may succeed in destroying you.

2 Comments:

Blogger B.O.R.T. said...

hooooo doggies! that was the funniest thing i've seen anywhere for a very long time, including cinema. well, first of all, the all-music guide's review of "Fantastic" was a bit on the over-cruel side, but i see their point.

but the golem... the golem. your artistic sense of how a yard-poop-guardian would manifest is really just right on the money. i was left speechless and stupified. then, to add in robots... really special, really made my heart spin in its ratty old cage (my chest). then, the depictions of the greatest dog around... well, superbly rendered and so smart, that dog was.

the earlier comic written by some male friends who need to grill (in the middle of winter) was, i thought initially, the epitome of midwestern passive aggression -- but no!-- you topped it with your tender final offer. good job. godspeed you black emperor.

7:45 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You write very well.

6:26 PM  

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