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SURREAL HUMOUR AND THE ODD INSPIRATION - RUTHLESSLY HAND-KNITTED THROUGHOUT
ALIEN SPOKE HERE - SHOPPING LIST
TENTACLEES: We are here, Hugeness, at the humanoids' home planet of Urf.
PORTLYOID: Urf, eh? Excelloid. Your navigation is unerring as usua - watch out for the hatch!
(Crash and wail)
TENTACLEES (muffled): I have survived, sire, merely a bump on one of my bottoms. (Pants as climbs ladder) As I was squeaking, this collection of boxy whatsits beneath us is the Urflings' ancient Turkish settlement of Stonehenge.
PORTLYOID: Well I'm pharkled. Now squirt it to me one time, Tentaclees my friend - what be upon our shopping list this visit to Urf?
TENTACLEES: A smoother concoction could scarce be found - yeah, not within the sprawly corners of the star-sprinkled whatsit. We have four items. Firstly, a small green box of the Tupperware persuasion.
PORTLYOID: Wherefore wanted?
TENTACLEES: The Great Grubby of Twonker Seven requires said box to deposit his nose within, when partaking of a squelcher with his amazoid.
PORTLYOID: Ah, yes - the loosely secured noses of the Twonker Grubbies - words can but hint at their inconvenience. What next?
TENTACLEES: Fourteen assorted snails, a top radiator hose for a 1954 Chevrolet Delray, and the Pacific Ocean.
PORTLYOID: I am in a crinkly pucker just contemplating the challenge. Wallop me neatly and perhaps persuasively with info on said snails.
TENTACLEES: The inhabitooooonts of Urf look with reverence about the snail spoocies. It has achieved god-like status with the charm of its conversation, its wide toothy grin, and its invention of the hula hoop.
PORTLYOID: I frisk, pirouette and shake my lumpies in anticipation of our newly chums. What of the other two items?
TENTACLEES: Our data banks tell me noisily that vast quantities of the Chevrolet hoses were made, so we should have little trooooble finding one. Perversely, conversely and vexingly, only one Pacific Ocean is known to have been made. How we shall find a single item thus niggles and noggles me from armpit to hump.
PORTLYOID: Well, this be a tangle-twadger and no mistook. Furthermore, I hear tell said Pacific is a squelchy item, with a degree of slosh?
TENTACLEES: Glugging and dribbling can also be expected, sire.
PORTLYOID: Deploy the sponge.
TENTACLEES: It shall be done, sire. But wait - a weeny idea taps upon my brain. I have a scenario for you, thusly. We soak up the Pacific Ocean with our trusty sponge. We fix the hose to the soggy sponge and beneath the hose's bottom end we lay the Tupperware box.
PORTLYOID: And await the trickle? You have thunked goodly but the slowness of the oozings undoes you, my friend.
TENTACLEES: Ah, but sire - I fear you have forgotten the snails. We equip each with their own invention - the mighty hula hoop - and lay at their weeny slippered feet the Pacific-filled sponge, shouting in snail-speak: 'Here be your dancefloor, little ones - gyrate and bounce!
PORTLYOID: And, lo! The Pacific pours from sponge to Tupperware by gift of a Chevy hose. Brulliant! You have thunked massively, Tentaclees old chap, pharkled if you haven't!
TENTACLEES: A mere trifle, sire, I assure you. Anyone of my accomplishments could have come up with it.
PORTLYOID: To work, then! Post haste and - mind the hatch!
TENTACLEES: Aaaaarrrrggggghhhhhhhhhh!
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SOFA WORLD - 2
He had always been on the bulky side - lumpen, squashy and saggy to a degree. Uncomfortable to sit on for more than ten minutes at a time, he blocked the view to the garden and the coast beyond. Pushing him was a trial: his castors squeaked in protest, his left-side bias rucked the mat. Crumbs and crisps collected in his crevices and on him the cat and the dog comfily reposed.
But she, herself, had long since preferred to take her ease elsewhere, so her timely call to Sid's Sofa & Spouse Disposal Service presaged but momentary inconvenience and, indeed, considerable relief. How truly wonderful life could be!
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SOFA WORLD - 1
As was their enduring custom, Mr and Mrs Horace Drabbe of Daisyroot Close, Lowfall, spent Saturday night in.
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THE WORLD OF DUZ - 1
10.32 am
A slithering, squelchy hard-to-place noise was followed by a dull thud, a crumpling noise and a low groan from somewhere around her feet. She recalled, with a degree of surprise, that she had a husband.
A slithering, squelchy hard-to-place noise was followed by a dull thud, a crumpling noise and a low groan from somewhere around her feet. She recalled, with a degree of surprise, that she had a husband.
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GREAT TEXTS OF OUR TIME: THE GERMAN INVASION OF FRANCE, 1940
As the land and air forces of Nazi Germany, fresh from their victory in Poland, massed threateningly on the border with France, the French War Minister, Emil Merdetete, texted German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, deploying his Nokia with typical precision and gallantry.
10 Jan 1940 - 11.42 am
OMG! Awesome planes! Don't do anything silly! xx
16 Jan 1940 - 03.29 am
Its all the Poles fault! Were not blaming you! :-D They shouldnt have existed so close to you and everything, no wonder Mr Hitler got upset. We get fedup with Luxembourg! These small countries should be stamped out! Hows the weather there? Sunny here. xxxx
26 Jan 1940 - 12.12 pm
Masses of troops - how cool is that? BTW we got lots too! x
26 Jan 1940 - 12.14 pm
WE WOULDNT USE THEM THO! NO OFFENCE! XXXXXXX
17 Feb 1940 - 16.32 pm
Not being funny or anything but dont forget weve got the Maginot Line. U know the fortifications and stuff? Dont be horrid ok???? You know what happened last time - LOL! x
28 Feb 1940 - 14.50 pm
OMG! Those British! :-( That Churchill dudes been here tryin to get us to do stuff. Weight problems or what???? And cigars are like so last year. LOL! xx
13 March 1940 - 03.12 am
Dont come here ok? U wouldnt like it. The weathers awful. x
26 April 1940 - 01.45 am
Had u thought of invading Belgium instead of us? Its small and flat. Super for your tanks! xxxxx
12 May 1940 - 00.12 am
U know when I said about invading Belgium and stuff? Well now that you have invaded Belgium youve gone round the end of our Maginot Line and everything. U know the forts and that? You couldnt make it up! LOL! xxxx
13 May 1940 - 04.34 am
Did u get the map I texted showing where our border is? Could u check your multimedia inbox pls? Technology! LOL! xxxxx
14 May 1940 - 06.35 am
Please dont do this. :-(
21 May 1940 - 05.23 am
Can u just hold back for a bit u can have the peasants and art and wine and stuff but if we could just have like three days to get some ships so we can get off with our mistresses and cookery books and stuff? is that ok? Hope you and mr Hitler are keeping well. xxxxxxx
23 May 1940 - 11.18 am
Can I.......................
Signal fails
10 Jan 1940 - 11.42 am
OMG! Awesome planes! Don't do anything silly! xx
16 Jan 1940 - 03.29 am
Its all the Poles fault! Were not blaming you! :-D They shouldnt have existed so close to you and everything, no wonder Mr Hitler got upset. We get fedup with Luxembourg! These small countries should be stamped out! Hows the weather there? Sunny here. xxxx
26 Jan 1940 - 12.12 pm
Masses of troops - how cool is that? BTW we got lots too! x
26 Jan 1940 - 12.14 pm
WE WOULDNT USE THEM THO! NO OFFENCE! XXXXXXX
17 Feb 1940 - 16.32 pm
Not being funny or anything but dont forget weve got the Maginot Line. U know the fortifications and stuff? Dont be horrid ok???? You know what happened last time - LOL! x
28 Feb 1940 - 14.50 pm
OMG! Those British! :-( That Churchill dudes been here tryin to get us to do stuff. Weight problems or what???? And cigars are like so last year. LOL! xx
13 March 1940 - 03.12 am
Dont come here ok? U wouldnt like it. The weathers awful. x
26 April 1940 - 01.45 am
Had u thought of invading Belgium instead of us? Its small and flat. Super for your tanks! xxxxx
12 May 1940 - 00.12 am
U know when I said about invading Belgium and stuff? Well now that you have invaded Belgium youve gone round the end of our Maginot Line and everything. U know the forts and that? You couldnt make it up! LOL! xxxx
13 May 1940 - 04.34 am
Did u get the map I texted showing where our border is? Could u check your multimedia inbox pls? Technology! LOL! xxxxx
14 May 1940 - 06.35 am
Please dont do this. :-(
21 May 1940 - 05.23 am
Can u just hold back for a bit u can have the peasants and art and wine and stuff but if we could just have like three days to get some ships so we can get off with our mistresses and cookery books and stuff? is that ok? Hope you and mr Hitler are keeping well. xxxxxxx
23 May 1940 - 11.18 am
Can I.......................
Signal fails
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WHEELS DOWN
'Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, this is Captain Hazard again. Well, I hope you enjoyed our low-level tour of the sights of Miami - a little treat I like to give my passengers prior to landing in the good ole Sunshine State. A little pre-vacation taster, if you will.'
'Now, don't you worry about that little close encounter we had with the Beachside Vista Hotel. Hell, they've got other chimneys and if you don't get in nice and low you don't get the smiles and the waves, do you? Those guests got a kick out of our low pass, didn't they? They surely did.'
'So, as we drop down nice and easy to land at Miami International, we can take a last look up the beach and check out the families having fun... the dune buggies... a couple of surfers out there, see 'em? The barbecues... beachballs... the... er.... the... umm, the aircraft wheel....'
'So, here we go then, on our final approach, ladies and gentlemen. In just a few minutes, a nice gentle touchdown, then taxi to the terminal and your vacation is on, ladies and gentlemen, on and rollin'! Hey - that's quite a noise you're making back there... hell, I'm excited too.....'
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FAMILY CRAMMERS - 5
SPOKANE, Thursday: Today the 1962 Family Crammers came to town, filling Bouncy Moose Stadium with unbridled tedium. Undoubted stars of the show were siblings Danny and Shelley Flobbins who swept aside all opposition in the 'Assume A Ridiculously Uncomfortable Position On Furniture Of Unsurpassable Vileness' section.
'Me and my sister hit all the targets damn rightly', Danny told a reporter from Fuck All Else To Do. ''We covered all the bases. I went in hard with the sick-coloured slip-ons but Sis came right back at me with some serious lace-up, thick-soled action - and by wearing most of the family tent. And, man, did we perch and gurgle?' 'We surely did,' Shelley said, showing the thickness of her sole.
Excellent shoe and straw work by the youngsters there.
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