For those of us that can’t afford them fancy high-end gaming systems this’n will have to do: Teen Titans Battle Blitz.
Apparently, it’s for a t.v. show or some such fool thing.
For those of us that can’t afford them fancy high-end gaming systems this’n will have to do: Teen Titans Battle Blitz.
Apparently, it’s for a t.v. show or some such fool thing.
The national Do Not Call list started accepting entries on Friday, get yours on today & cut down on telemarketing by October.
Hey Kids, “come and get a MeatShake, have one today…“
Hey Kids, “come and get a MeatShake, have one today…“
I wouldn’t eat sushi, but it sure is fun to race. If you win, you get to see a poorly drawn Japanese woman take off her robe. Who new that racing a tiny car with a crab claw strapped to its back around a table could be so rewarding!
I wouldn’t eat sushi, but it sure is fun to race. If you win, you get to see a poorly drawn Japanese woman take off her robe. Who new that racing a tiny car with a crab claw strapped to its back around a table could be so rewarding!
Yo-Ho-Ho! It’s More Pirate Fun!
I haven’t found a copy yet, but I’m very excited to get a copy of the new indy comic Scurvy Dogs in which olde timey pirates are transported to the present and are forced to seek new employment. Check out this sample dialogue:
Interviewer (reviewing resume): So your home address is fifteen paces from Hangman’s tree due south and your marital status isÂ…to the sea. How nice for you.
(beat panel of pirate squinting at him)
Pirate: I’m three sheets to the wind.
Interviewer: I’m not sure what that means, but I think you’re going to fit right in, McDougal. Okay, I need you to sign right here.
(the pirate scribbles on the paper)
Interviewer: That’s an “x”.
Pirate: That’s me mark. I never learned to read.
Interviewer: Then how did you fill out this application?
Pirate (hanging head): Three sheets to the wind.
Yo-Ho-Ho! It’s More Pirate Fun!
I haven’t found a copy yet, but I’m very excited to get a copy of the new indy comic Scurvy Dogs in which olde timey pirates are transported to the present and are forced to seek new employment. Check out this sample dialogue:
Interviewer (reviewing resume): So your home address is fifteen paces from Hangman’s tree due south and your marital status is?to the sea. How nice for you.
(beat panel of pirate squinting at him)
Pirate: I’m three sheets to the wind.
Interviewer: I’m not sure what that means, but I think you’re going to fit right in, McDougal. Okay, I need you to sign right here.
(the pirate scribbles on the paper)
Interviewer: That’s an “x”.
Pirate: That’s me mark. I never learned to read.
Interviewer: Then how did you fill out this application?
Pirate (hanging head): Three sheets to the wind.
I don’t know how they do it, but French-Canadians are able to stomach a little treat called “Poutine.”
I don’t know how they do it, but French-Canadians are able to stomach a little treat called “Poutine.”