...at a polished-metal haunted house entrance there are ten:
1. a yawning rusty echo through giant cylindrical ducts
2. a tiny tinkle of a tin bell
3. a raspy grating of two steel surfaces sliding against each other
4. a long low humming reverberation emanating from slightly vibrating lead columns
5. a sharp ricocheting report bouncing off curved surfaces
6. a feeble tinny twang from plucked aluminum teeth
7. a startling giant bong when a hollow sphere crashes onto a thin cymbal
8. a rippling and undulating rolling sound for the sphere as it travels across brass
9. a million miniature sparkling spangs when thin needles impact a thick block of gold
10. a silent whoosh from staring at the blackness inside iron helmets
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Waste Of Time
(Travelled back in time 1 minute and wrote a check for $1)x100
(Hid the proceeds in the base of a toilet)x1
(Changed into, then out of swimwear)x2
(Hid the proceeds in the base of a toilet)x1
(Changed into, then out of swimwear)x2
Monday, December 21, 2009
Similies That Are Mostly Plausible Show
Building a hiking expedition with Rugrats Duplo blocks is like Larry from Sit 'n Sleep trying to sell a Celestron AstroMaster 114 EQ Reflector Telescope to Thesha Sims.
Buy stamps!
P.S. the longest word in the next facebook scramble game after this post was 'STAMPING'.
Buy stamps!
P.S. the longest word in the next facebook scramble game after this post was 'STAMPING'.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Getting Married
Robin and Ben get married on tonight's episode.
Illuminated under soft orange lights, Ben attempts to do a barrel roll but actually succeeds in performing a cartwheel in place.
Even before I opened the attached invitation, a custom retro-looking video game screenshot, I knew what it looked like since I had previously played Daniel Benmergui's "I Wish I Were The Moon".
Illuminated under soft orange lights, Ben attempts to do a barrel roll but actually succeeds in performing a cartwheel in place.
Even before I opened the attached invitation, a custom retro-looking video game screenshot, I knew what it looked like since I had previously played Daniel Benmergui's "I Wish I Were The Moon".
Monday, December 14, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
60-minute Commercial Block
Elmo's Celebrity Rehab Center features a giant spaghetti ball that leaves a marinara sauce trail on the floor and walls!
Wow Wow Wubbzy - "Wubbzy Saves The Day" follows.
Wow Wow Wubbzy - "Wubbzy Saves The Day" follows.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Radio Static
shiny red Gyarados slushie
following yellow arrow signs which read, "PLUSHIE"
sidewalk storefront handing out free doughnuts
ding-dongs, ho-hos, one with rainbow sprinkles turns out to be a tiny journal
four steps up into an antique store
Captain Jack Sparrow said that there's a secret passage from here to the original store location in San Francisco
the store's curator asks me to remove my backpack
the bathroom door slams shut and bows inward, saturated with water
punching through (as if into a snowbank) discovering the door is locked with a red ribbon
following yellow arrow signs which read, "PLUSHIE"
sidewalk storefront handing out free doughnuts
ding-dongs, ho-hos, one with rainbow sprinkles turns out to be a tiny journal
four steps up into an antique store
Captain Jack Sparrow said that there's a secret passage from here to the original store location in San Francisco
the store's curator asks me to remove my backpack
the bathroom door slams shut and bows inward, saturated with water
punching through (as if into a snowbank) discovering the door is locked with a red ribbon
Synopsis
Superman, in a fictitious footrace against Super Girl where they ran and leapt perpendicularly across warehouse rooftops and returned to the starting line (he actually pulled her along as they soared through the air), in a desperate attempt to finish quickly, plummeted headfirst haphazardly towards the ground, narrowly missed the moving railroad handcar rolling by, and created an enormous crater which penetrated the foundation of the Keep-It Self-Storage facility in Santa Clarita, California.
This episode was sponsored by the Flesch/Flesch-Kincaid readability tests with a Reading Ease of 0.0 and a Grade Level of 34.5
This episode was sponsored by the Flesch/Flesch-Kincaid readability tests with a Reading Ease of 0.0 and a Grade Level of 34.5
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