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Schoolgirl Wets His Pants: The Cult of Personality

September 14th 2008 21:14
A giddy schoolgirl, chewing her gums and patting her hair, has wet his pants after his mum said he could have his best friend stay over, on the condition that he wouldn't wet his pants.

"I told her, I said son, you can have your friend stay over as long as you don't get hysterical," his mum said, as her daughter, completely historical, picked out a dress for the swimwear suction.

The occasion, already the biggest thing to hit the goat-firing folks around these parts, will have the neighbours plopping in to see what all the fuss is about as the cult of personality hits new sighs.

"I'm against everything Stalin stood for," the giddy girl, giddy, said as he prepared her ring for a visitor and trimmed her handlebars, while his mum, off her rocker for the evening, prepared a room for their guest, Amen.

The pants, wet, and their owner, wetter, have been on the phone, telling everyone about the hysterical occasion, perhaps the biggest in human hysteria, easily the most impotent and very derisive.

"Blank and you'll miss it," the schoolgirl, name of Dorothy, told his companions, after hitting her head, having to have a little lie down, and going on a fanatical journey through the arse of a storm.



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Comment by Lady Henrietta Muddling

September 14th 2008 22:07
I have no bloody idea what that was all about. But I always find stuff I like in what you write regardless of how abstract and obscure it is:

chewing gun and big-knotting herself

her mum, off her rocker for the evening

Comment by Norm

September 14th 2008 22:28
chewing gun and big-knotting herself
That had to go into the rustbin, probably along with the rest, but then I'd be left with nothing, as I opposed to what I have now, which is a lot of funny little letters lined up like writers at Centrelink, in other words, all over the place.

Comment by Norm

September 14th 2008 22:29

Comment by Lady Henrietta Muddling

September 14th 2008 22:41
I think that's the greatest aspect of blogging. You can post writing that would normally go into the rubbish bin because cyberspace is just one big rubbish bin full of instant and disposable garbage.

That being written, anything that aids the writing process is not a waste of time for the Government-sponsored writer. Very few people write a best-seller the first time they put finger to keyboard.

Btw, can you email me or MSN me with your phone number [again]. I've lost it again. Can you tell I've been on adult sex sites? Got MSN babe? lol.

Comment by Norm

September 14th 2008 22:58
If the printing press equals the internet and the novel is a product of the former and a blog a product of the latter, I'd say both are rubbish, refuse. I'd.

As long as I'm writing what I want, when I want, the shelves of Dymocks and Angus and Robertson's can stock themselves, and as long as I'm being paid cash in hand, the Government can spend my taxes however they want.

I'll email the number to you later, I'm out the door as we speak. I think it's the underpants on the noggin that does it for me.


Comment by Morgan Bell

September 15th 2008 03:31
i like the gender confusion with he, she, her, and his . . . you will have a cult following one day!

Comment by RubySoho

September 15th 2008 05:06
I think I know what it's about...but I'm not sure....

Comment by Nomad

September 15th 2008 11:02
Norm, you're starting to get a cult of normality...

one time when i was younger i stayed at my mates place and spewed a peanut pancake on a mat.

recipe for peanut pancake-

12 VB's
packet of peanuts

method-

combine and shake

Nomad (he threw the mat out)

Comment by D. Armenta

September 15th 2008 21:32
Here's the disturbing part: I always get it.

Usually at Dymock's.

P.S.--Better the arse of a storm than the epidermis of a tsunami. Just the reflection of it makes the Y-fronts mildew.

Comment by Norm

September 16th 2008 09:21
Morgan, I think it was Kruschev, who gave his name to the delicious chicken dish, who admonished Stalin, who got his name from Superman, for his moustache, slick hair and short statue which he inherited from his mother, who had no shortage of moustache hanging over her lower lips.

Ruby, it's so long ago that I can't remember why I started this sentence. I think, if you're anything like me, you won't forget why I started this sentence, which I started only to finish.

Nomad, they say you shouldn't eat peanuts when you're drinking because you never know who's hand has been in the bowl. I never put my hand in the bowl of a public toilet. I tell a lie, I did it once when I dropped my lunch.

D, I read once that the Wizard of Oz was penned by a socially aware author who wanted to make a point about some irreverant subject. Hollywood, and its endless supply of artless bastards, took the ending, and much besides, and failed the writer. There's a shock, film betrays writer. Jaws hit footpath.

Smiling definitely,
Yours and mine,

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