HELLO GENTLE READERS,
I've often wondered if the Jolly Green Giant is Santa's alter ego. Think about it for minute......Ok! Minute's up!
1. You never see them at the same time or place.
2. Green is a Christmas color.
3. They both say, "Ho! Ho! Ho!" (and they're not even Rap Artists).
4. They both play with elves.
5. They're both quite large.
6. They both wear funky costumes.
7. They're both TV stars.
8. The "Giant" has "frozen" veggies. Hmmm? North Pole?
This is all circumstantial evidance, I admit. You know what they say, "Every link in the chain!" I think they're about one phone booth away from being one and the same.
If you have more "links", let me know.
Tom Vickers
HELLO GENTLE READERS,
I was reading the other day that Anthropologists estimate that it took the average Caveman (1 cave, 1 wife, 3.5 kids, 1 Wolf-hound and 3 spears) about two hours a day to provide his family with all of their needs. Wow! All the food, caves, loin cloths, spears, clubs, Cave Paintings and TaxShelters they needed. He could go out, spear a Wooly Rhino and then hang around the cave all day in his loin cloth drinking beer and watching John Wayne movies on the Big Screen. SWEET! No Coporate Kool Aid for Og!
What happened? The last few years I worked I put in about 80 hours a week. What happened? How many hours a day do you work? More than two I bet! What in the world happened?
Who invented work? Hmmm?... Ah! Cavewoman, that's who!
Tom Vickers
HELLO GENTLE READERS,
Don't you believe everything you hear on CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, or some local TV news broadcasts. There's no "long-A" sound in Appalachia! Now, it may take you decades of in-breeding to learn how to pronounce this correctly. I'm going to save you all that time. There's no "long-A" sound in Appalachia.
My folks have been isolated in these hills for 2-1/2 centuries. My Mom (Hi Mom!) is a member of the DAR and there's no "long-A" sound in Appalachia.
I dun been ta' Charleston, seed that there Capitol dome and 'et in a great ol' big KFC (we always git us sum chikin on Sundays) and there ain't no "long-A" sound in Appalachia. I dun been ta' skool, kin rite my name reel gud and do simple cifers and been in three counties. I dun gitted on this here innernet spider-web and seed Billy Ray Cryus on that there History Channel. Billy didn't use a "long-A" sound in two hours. There ain't no "long-A" sound in Applachia!
THERE'S NO "LONG-A" SOUND IN APPALACHIA!
Tom Vickers
HELLO GENTLE READERS,
Ya' know, some letters need therapy. I have a particular concern with the letter "H"! Although sometimes found alone, it is more often found in the company of other letters: "W", "G", "S", "T", "P", "R" and "C". Also seeking the company of other letters are "Q" (completely dependent on "U"--sad, really) and "K" (not only dependent on "C" but, actually steals it's sound).
Silent "G's" have their own issues about which an entire blog could be written!
Is it time for an Editorial "Intervention"? Is there a Twelve-Step Program available? If so, would "K", the 13th letter qualify?
"Hi! My name is "H" and I'm a Co-Dependent!" tomvickers@suddenlink.net