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Skoob1999
Caretaker Location: Out on a limb Registered: 5 Sep 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
I'm feeling very British today.
I have no idea why. I just woke up this morning feeling very British. Cranky, impatient, bullish, boorish, haughty, snappy, superior, condescending, intolerant, and with a craving for coffee. It's my first day off work of four. My how things have changed in the four days since I've been away. My good friend and one time drinking buddy Morse has hit numero uno on the writer chart. Well done Cap! We're having a fridge delivered today. One of those American ones, the size of two portaloos. More space for the wife to hoard stuff. Our homicidal cat got so excited by the prospect of a new fridge that it fell asleep. The stupid one is outside sleeping on the window sill in the rain. The wife is on the phone, continuing her one woman campaign to bump up BT's profits. I'm trying to conjure up another bunch of crap Spoofs that nobody will bother to read or rate, but I take consolation in the knowledge that I'm contributing to the 100k story target for 2011. Next stop, the shops. Anybody else wake up this morning feeling really British, or American, or Chinese, or whatever? Regards Skoob. |
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Earl Grey
Writer Location: Moscow Registered: 19 Jun 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
I woke up feeling (a)Russian.
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Morse
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...and I'm sure it wasn't some lumpy potato...more like a sleek, countoured bottle of Stoly....peach flavoured...the kind that makes your mouth water and your hands shake..... Ok, back to sleep now Earl ...it's only a DREAM! |
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Earl Grey
Writer Location: Moscow Registered: 19 Jun 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Oh no it isn't! And she's just come home. Time for the mouth to water and the hands to shake again..... |
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P.M. Wortham
Literary Dog Registered: 26 Jun 07 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Now, there's a healthy start to what could be a long running thread. (There I just Jinxed it) In the spirit of both self awareness and in an attempt to truly understand your global neighbor... this is a great topic. Skoob, I might suggest that you're not off the rails at all, rather, quite lucid, intellectual, and socially aware. OK, back to Spoof persona.... Byte Me. I'm feeling particularly American today. I filled my tank at 5:30 AM, not particularly aware (at the time) that I pay far less per gallon or liter than most every country on Earth, but we've always had this benefit and we tend not to think about it until we travel out of the country. It was a busy 45 minute commute, where for a 10 mile stretch I had to employ some serious defensive driving to stay alive, but I'm from Detroit originally and the car is merely an extension of my arms and feet. No harm done, and I've always fancied myself a competitor in the world of road racing. I listen to the news and hear angered interviews from Haitians about how America isn't doing enough, or doing it fast enough. I hear angered interviews from Pakistan about America's plan to destroy then take over their country, when all we want, really, is Bin Laden and all his training camps to explode with no survivors. I remind myself, based on world bombings since December, that it isn't only America's problem. The office is still empty. I am an early bird here. I grew fond of fresh bagels while working in NYC and have to have one every morning. Thank God Einstein's is open at 5:30. Panera can't make a decent bagel. Today it's an onion bagel with bacon and cheese. Grain, Pork, and Dairy. With a little caffeine, there is no better start to the morning. I stop thinking about world hunger. Not because I'm an insensitive prick, but because we have (for better or worse) an endless breadbasket here in this country. It becomes an expectation, a part of daily life, many here don't know any different, and yet with the rising homeless population in America, many of them do. Then, for 30 glorius minutes, I try to be funny. I Spoof. I Blog. I read. I rate stories. I think what a party might be like between the regulars on this site. It would be a good party. I like the gang here. Good batch of humans. Diverse, talented, hopeful, critical, energetic, sensitive and then insensitive. You'd all make good Americans. And by the way, though you may not interpret that as a compliment, I meant for it to be. Good Day Spoofers. Off to the grind. PM |
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Bargis Tryhol
The Tripod |
Morning PM!
News had on a segment about Hugo Chavez claiming the Haitian earthquake was caused by the US with a new secret weapon. Quake-O-Matic or something I guess. He claims we plan to use it next against Iran. Funny guy that Chavez. Hedging his bets too, since Iran sits on some major fault zones so sooner or later he'll take credit for being right, whoa...LEFT! Enjoy your bagel! |
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Nick Hobbs
Writer Location: Braaaiiinnnsss. Registered: 14 Nov 09 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
So did I, I call it a hangover!! |
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Skoob1999
Caretaker Location: Out on a limb Registered: 5 Sep 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Nah, Nick.
Not a hangover. I haven't touched a drop since New Year's Day. That's true. I just don't feel like boozing at the moment. I've rediscovered the guilty pleasures of tea, coffee, hot chocolate and Horlicks. Don't ask me why. I have no idea. Probably just a phase. Regards Skoob. |
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Skoob1999
Caretaker Location: Out on a limb Registered: 5 Sep 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
PM
Hope you enjoyed the bagel. Always good to hear from you. Regards Skoob. |
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Philbert of Macadamia
Historical nutcase Location: Pizmo Beach, Pennsyltucky Registered: 20 May 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Mark has asked Hugo to join our band of spoof writers, as Chavez comes up with some very "off-the-wall" notions.
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Jaggedone
Banned |
I felt a British sausage once, haven't been the same since.
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Skoob1999
Caretaker Location: Out on a limb Registered: 5 Sep 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Was it frozen JO?
Regards Skoob. |
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Bargis Tryhol
The Tripod |
Please, let's find a way to get Skoob drinking again. He's so much nicer that way. Crabby old coot!
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Jaggedone
Banned |
It had the type of skin that one would not wish upon anybody, nobbly, grissly and quite disgusting to look at. As far as I remember I was in Cumberland and not sitting on the mens WC. The Butcher had rosy cheeks though? |
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Skoob1999
Caretaker Location: Out on a limb Registered: 5 Sep 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Bargis old chum I resent that. As punishment, I shall advise my friends at the Temperance Group to boycott your Spoof articles. Not to worry. They don't read the Spoof anyway. Miserable bastards. Regards Skoob. |
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victor nicholas
Doc Location: Suwanee River Registered: 20 Apr 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
I thought Pat Robertson was blaming the quake on Haitians.
"Pat is blaming the Haitian people's ancestors for the 7.0-magnitude earthquake that killed thousands in the impoverished Caribbean nation on Tuesday, January 12, 2009." "According to Robertson, the Haitians "were under the heel of the French. You know, Napoleon III and whatever." Robertson said that a pact was made with the devil to help the Haitians defeat the French. Robertson claims it is a true story that the devil freed the Haitians from the French in return for their promise to serve him."
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Jaggedone
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Skoob1999
Caretaker Location: Out on a limb Registered: 5 Sep 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
I'm still feeling British.
Regards Skoob. |
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Jaggedone
Banned |
is it painful? |
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Skoob1999
Caretaker Location: Out on a limb Registered: 5 Sep 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Just the top lip JO
A mite stiff don't you know. Regards Skoob. |
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Frankie The J
Writer Location: Convent of the Queer, WV Registered: 17 Jul 09 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
I feel British,
Oh, so British. I feel British and witish and rhye. And it's all because A British twitish Fitish in Fie. Do fuckin what? |
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Bargis Tryhol
The Tripod |
great to dance to I bet!
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victor nicholas
Doc Location: Suwanee River Registered: 20 Apr 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
I feel British
Oh so British I feel British and witty and bright! And I pity Any man who isn't me tonight. |
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Skoob1999
Caretaker Location: Out on a limb Registered: 5 Sep 08 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Well said Doc
I put you in a story tonight. Arsehole Shoplifter Caught Red Rubber Glove Handed. Or somesuch. Hasn't passed Editorial yet. Regards Skoob. |
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Fergus McCarthy
Devil's Avocado Location: Hibernia. Registered: 17 Jan 07 Forum Profile Writer's Profile |
Your Granny Skoob!
Oh the lord bless us and save us, your poor Granny. (Note the capital G on 'Granny') |
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