Archive for March, 2006

March 25 2006 No Comment

A tall dark stranger, like the fortune teller said


Did you see my new tenant over there? She’s in the dark, poor girl, she goes for the macabre touch, the deeply velveted feel of pure unadulterated black. Dark Faerie Doll is her name. A sweet name, and a brave one, and she must be a brave young lassie indeed, but is she alright in there alone in the dark?

Perhaps they eat a lot of carrots across the seas in New Zealand and can all see quite well in the dark.

They’re a pretty cluey bunch as a whole, the Kiwis. The name of their country for a start is enough to make you sit up and take a second look. Aoteoroa. Sort of eerie isn’t it? You can imagine Frodo on top of a glacier keening Aoteoroa! Aoteoroa!

Way back in my younger days before we heard about things like STD or HIV or anything more complicated from a bit of night out on the town than an unwanted pregnancy, I had a passing aquaintance with a proud and handsome Maori who told me that Aoteoroa meant “Land of the Wrong White Crowd“. I believed it for years.

Who am I to question? I’m from Melbourne, we’re the mugs who have a holiday called “Up your Bum”.

Can you spare a dime for an old dame?

March 25 2006 No Comment

Two of the missing athletes pedalled away

We’ve just found out two of the missing athletes are in the bike-riding events. The team and police have refused to identify them, but Sierra Leone’s only cyclists are Alhassan Bangura and Mohamed Sesay.

They were given new bikes to ride here, and they must be bloody good bikes. The two cyclists were last seen pedalling furiously in a northerly direction.

That was five days ago.

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Can you spare a dime for an old dame?

March 24 2006 1 Comment

Missing athletes had no beanies

I’m still worried about these missing athletes from the Commonwealth Games.

The police here today actually agreed to keep an eye out for Tanzanian boxer Omari Idd Kimweri and Bangladesh 400-metre runner Mohammad Tawhidul Islam. These two speak little English and neither has friends or family in Melbourne.

Both men vanished from their beds on Sunday night — without a trace. Meanwhile, half of the Sierra Leone team have disappeared from the face of the earth.

I tell you, it’s got to be alien abduction. There’s simply no other explanation! I for one am going to get the old aluminum foil out from the kitchen cupboard and make myself a beanie to stop alien brainwaves reaching me. And I’m staying well away from the Athlete’s Village.

An Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie (AFDB) is a type of headwear that can shield your brain from most electromagnetic psychotronic mind control carriers. AFDBs are inexpensive (even free if you don’t mind scrounging for thrown-out aluminium foil) and can be constructed by anyone with at least the dexterity of a chimpanzee.

Aluminum Foil Deflector BeanieAluminum Foil Deflector Beanie : Practical Mind Control Protection for Paranoids

This cheap and unobtrusive form of mind control protection offers real security to the masses. Not only do they protect against incoming signals, but they also block most forms of brain scanning and mind reading, keeping the secrets in your head truly secret.

AFDBs are safe and operate automatically. All you do is make it and wear it and you’re good to go!

Plus, AFDBs are stylish and comfortable.

Can you spare a dime for an old dame?

March 24 2006 2 Comments

Alien Abduction ignored

Alien Abductions
You’ve heard about the missing atheletes of course. Eleven of them now. All missing from their cozy little cabins in the new Commonwealth Games Athletics Village in Melbourne.

Does no one care?

Have these eleven fine young specimens of humankind been murdered while they slept and their bodies dragged away to unmarked graves? What’s happening? A satanic cult? Are they victims of secret government matter-transformer/transmitter/transposer experiments?

My money is on Alien Abductions.

People from Sierra Leone are particularly prone to alien abductions. Especially the athletes. Only four years ago 70% of the Sierra Leone team - 21 of the total 30 - vanished during the Manchester Commonwealth Games. And now, in Australia, almost half of the Sierra Leone games squad have gone! But where is the outrage?

Also missing are Tanzanian boxer Omari Idd Kimweri, and Bangladeshi 400m runner Mohammad Tawhidul Islam, both of whom vanished overnight from their beds on Monday last. Perhaps in the dark they were mistaken for Sierra Leone athletes.

These Aliens have to be stopped!

Can you spare a dime for an old dame?