I’m Art Kumbalek
and man oh man manischewitz what a world, ain’a? So listen, I’ve heard it’s
never too early to fire up a presidential campaign, so with 2020 in sight I
figure I may as well get my sorry ass in gear, what the fock.
And
I’m guessing a prudent first step might be to secure some kind of voting base.
I’m thinking of going after that bloc of voters that don’t have any kind of
family to speak of. I’ll call for a re-examination of the highfalutin emphasis
placed these days on kids and the family, and families and kids. Cripes, it’s
kids this, kids that, family this, family that, ’til I could just about puke
myself blue. Not everybody’s got a family, like that’s supposed to be some kind
of carnally cardinal sin for crying out loud. Hey, I don’t hear the sound of
tiny red-bootied little Pope’s feet pitter-pattering ’round his sanctum
sanctorum, and nobody looks at him like he’s some kind of solipsistic
narcissist, so bite me.
Seems
these days you can’t find a single thing to do that doesn’t scream “FUN FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY.” Every time I read or hear a commercial about some deal promising
“fun for the whole family,” I say “Go to hell,” except I doubt even hell’s
going to be able to withstand this family fanaticism much longer. I’ll bet
already Satan’s working on a new slogan: Go to Hell—Fun for the Whole Family!
Focking-A,
I tell you, when I was a lad, lo those many years ago, “fun for the whole
family” was kid code for “suck, and suck big,” and I believe it’s important for
me to get my message out to an uncourted constituency, the message being that
if we allow these neo-family fetishists to acquire the necessary judicial juju
to turn our kids into quivering, boring dorky dipsticks like neo-Mom and
neo-Pop, I say we may as well blow up the ozone right here and now and get this
whole charade over with once and for all, what the fock.
OK,
I got to calm down. Speaking of families, how ’bout this one, courtesy of my
five-years-now late longtime always pal, Jay, missed by all, and I remember:
A married couple went to
the hospital to have their baby delivered. The doctor said he’d invented a new
machine that would transfer a portion of the mother’s labor pain to the father.
He asked if they were willing to try it out, and they agreed they would. The
doctor set the pain transfer to 10%, explaining that even 10% was probably more
pain than the father had ever experienced. But as the labor progressed, the
husband felt fine and asked the doctor to bump it up a notch. The doctor dialed
up the machine to 20%, and the husband still felt fine; so the doctor checked
the husband’s blood pressure and was amazed at how well he was doing. They
decided to try for 50%, and the husband continued to feel quite well. Since the
pain transfer was obviously helping the wife considerably, the husband
encouraged the doctor to transfer ALL the pain to him.
The wife delivered a
healthy baby with virtually no pain. She and her husband were ecstatic. And
when they got home, the mailman was dead on the porch. Ba-ding!
Or
this one:
A newlywed couple had only
been married for two weeks. The husband, although very much in love, couldn’t
wait to go out on the town and party with his old buddies. So he says to his
new wife, “Honey, I’ll be right back...”
“Where are you going,
coochy-cooh?” the wife asks. “I’m going to the bar, pretty face. I’m going to
have a beer.” The wife says, “You want a beer, my love?” She opens the
refrigerator and shows him 25 different kinds of beer, brands from 12 different
countries: Germany, Holland, Japan, India, etc. The husband doesn’t know what
to do, and the only thing he could think of saying was, “Yes, lollipop, but at
the bar, you know, uh, they have frozen glasses.”
The wife interrupts him and
says, “You want a frozen glass, puppy face?” She takes a huge beer mug out of
the freezer, so frozen that she was getting chills just holding it. The
husband, a bit nervous, says, “Yes, tootsie-roll, but at the bar they have
those great hors d’oeuvres. I won’t be long. I promise. OK?”
The wife says, “You want
hors d’oeuvres, poochy-pooh?” She opens the oven and takes out 15 dishes of
different hors d’oeuvres: chicken wings, pigs in blankets, sausage-stuffed
mushroom caps, pork strips. “But my sweet honey, at the bar, you know, there’s
swearing, dirty words and all that guy stuff.”
The wife says, “Oh. You
want dirty words, cutie pie? THEN LISTEN UP, DICKHEAD! DRINK YOUR FOCKING BEER
IN YOUR GODDAMN FROZEN MUG AND EAT YOUR MOTHER-FOCKING SNACKS, BECAUSE YOU
AREN’T GOING ANYWHERE! GOT IT, ASSHOLE?’”
...and, they lived happily
ever after.
Ba-ding-ding-ding!
’cause I’m Art Kumbalek and I told you so.
From:
http://shepherdexpress.com/article-30432-statue-of-limitations.html
