Jul
28
2006
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Imaginary Mailbag I

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I got tired of waiting around for people to email me so I decided it’s about time for our first (and with my “ratings” maybe last) installment of IMAGINARY MAILBAG!

Much like how my UFAQ answers the questions you don’t frequently ask me, IMAGINARY MAILBAG will finally do the polite thing by replying to all those emails I haven’t been getting lately.

Todd from San Fernando, CA writes:

Duuude, your site rocks! Is there anyway I can donate to like, keep you going/not dead?

Unfortunately the capitalist pigs – I mean, fellow (future) Americans – over at Paypal declare my location as (financial) “Hell on Earth”, which means the only way you can get money to me right now is to actually post it and I’ll be damned if I trust any of you (albeit imaginary) people with my postal address lest I wake up with….well nothings scarier than waking up with myself every morning but umm you get the idea.

Sally from Fremont, WY writes:

Why’d you decide to live in Africa anyway? Isn’t that a little dumb?

Well Susan, can I call you Susan? I’ll wait a couple of days till you tell me if it’s okay.

My name’s Sally.

Right so Susan, as I was saying, during the whole birthing process when a strange little man pops up and asks you where you want to live (as it did all of us who had lsd abusing parents) it seems I made a rather silly choice. How was I to know that my days in Africa would be spent running desperately from lions, giraffes and worst of all…..liraffes. Have you ever even seen a liraffe Susan? I sure hope to god not, or else you’re on the same meds I am and that clearly can’t be a good sign for anyone.

Written by Basjohn in: Weekly Fiber |
Jul
21
2006
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Lending a Helping Hatchet

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When last left our hero, playing with himself in his bedroom, he had gone on and on about turning into Santa Claus and harnessing the inner energy of pudding. This week we join him once again on another superhappymegaexcitingadventurequest™ as he explores the virtues of stabbing yourself….with maybe a little pony riding afterwards.

It all began on a stormy yet realatively calm, unwindy and rainless so I guess not stormy at all but still pretty fucking moody looking July afternoon. A friend (yes I have those, all two of them) called me up saying he had a problem. A problem with him not looking enough like a ring hoop with his 19 or so already done piercings and so it lay upon me as the guy with a car, license and amazing ability to almost crash into every moving thing on the road to get him to the tattoo parlor.

Sounds simple doesn’t it? It was simple….until traffidgy struck and we arrived but 2 minutes too late.

Distraught and lost in their path my friend and his sister (who had hitched along for the ride) roamed the mall directionless…..that was until I united them with an amazing discovery. The joy that overwhelmed their mid-pubescent faces at the sight cannot be put into words…..probably because a blank space isn’t really a word.

After about an hour of me staring longingly into the pony’s eyes we went around purchasing “tools” so he could do the gruesomest DIY job I’ve ever had the pleasure of running the hell away from.

What happened next you ask?

I dropped them off, said a polite “HELLLLL no thank you” at their offers for me to watch as he plunged a needle through his bottom lip and got back home as fast as I could.

There’s a moral to this story boys and girls, a really good one at that, and had I not needed a severe dose of hallucinogenics afterwards I’m sure I’d be able to tell you what it was.

Written by Basjohn in: Weekly Fiber |
Jul
14
2006
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The Power Of Pudding

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Don’t be fooled by my clever title for this week’s entry, there is in fact very little I have to reveal to you in the secrets of pudding. Not because I don’t know it of course, oh no, I’ve studied pudding extensively, but because I just don’t think the world is ready to realize the true magnitude of what they’ve been eating for centuries now. You see, revealing it to your untainted minds now might bring upon…..Armagelatan.

So instead of rambling on and on about how awesome pudding is (and truly the temptation is great) I’ll give you guys a little heads up.

A LOT of IE users have complained about the buttons going Tetris on them when you place your mouse over and I am pleased to report that, after hours upon hours spent perpetually begging the guys on the wordpress forums and stilist for support, they’re now working 100%!

Last and certainly least, I got evaluated at work the other day and somehow someway (with my knowledge equivalent to an illiterate pip) I scored a 94% on customer service. Do you people have any idea what that means? It PROBABLY means they need to start rethinking how they do evaluations but it MIGHT just mean I’m making my customers happy in that power surge waiting to happen I call my work.

Look out world, it’s customerhappyboy!

Written by Basjohn in: Weekly Fiber |
Jul
07
2006
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Growing Stains

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Imagine you’re standing at the edge of a great ravine, the watery breeze filling your nostrils, the wind blowing through your hair, the wonder of what you stepped on 5 minutes ago and the hope that it wasn’t jungle dog doo-doo. Now imagine you’re reading an entry about my life. I don’t think you’ll need to imagine the being bored part though.

Refreshed? Probably not, but I was out of intros and that one really touched me in ways even a catholic priest wouldn’t approve of.

So let’s get right to it. You want the low-down. The deelio. The doodaddykabizzle-weinerschnitzle as it were and I’m about to lay it all on you.

Remember the disturbing reality of my discovery that I am infact the Christmas Carebear? You know, the strange hair formation of a perfect Christmas Tree on my Belly? Well low and behold that puberty decided to slap me with a high five to the face and grant me a disturbingly appropriate accessory to the tree.

I now am the (un)proud owner of a STAR forming cluster of black chest hairs just ABOVE said Christmas Tree. That’s right people….I’m turning into Santa Claus.

Oh this is no joke or fable but a situation most dire, for I believe I am the victim of …Santamata.

What to do? What if we loose Basjohn as he transforms into an overweight man with a clear eggnog problem?

I’m afraid I don’t have the answer this time my (barely) loyal readers. We can only hope and pray that they’ll keep me out of the workshop for fear of me sending far too many little girls “vibrating hairbrushes”……but seriously…..arn’t those things just awesome???

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