God made one.
[Update a few minutes later]
Just as Hillary made every West Virginian a coal miner, Bloomberg has made every American a farmer.
And Bloomberg may regret making it to the debate stage.
God made one.
[Update a few minutes later]
Just as Hillary made every West Virginian a coal miner, Bloomberg has made every American a farmer.
And Bloomberg may regret making it to the debate stage.
It’s now the 75th anniversary. Here’s a satire I wrote to commemorate the 60th.
It may be coming back. I always wondered by Larson quit doing it, but it sounds like maybe he’s recharged his batteries.
We were watching The Sound Of Music last night while trimming the tree. Someone else was on Twitter, and linked this spoof from eight years ago, that I’d never seen.
I love this: A cat watching and reacting to Psycho.
Some useful tips from Frank J. Fleming.
[Lying] is a pretty tried and true method you can adapt to any situation. For instance, I tried to get someone to buy Hellbender and he was like, “Wait. Is that a science fiction comedy? I only read true crime books.”
So I said, “That’s what it is. True crime. Maybe the truest crime ever. And extra crimey.”
And then when he bought it and flipped through it and was like, “This looks like it was written by a chimp pounding at a keyboard!” I was all, “No refunds!”
Lying is great. You can also use it to make whatever you’re selling sound better than it is, though I don’t need that for Hellbender, since it has already won five Nobel prizes in literature and is in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the greatest novel ever.
As an ever-struggling author, I’ll have to try some of these.
This is great.
…and Frodo Baggins.