DOODLE ME THIS FATMAN

Saturday, 27 March 2004 By TEX LUMBAGO

This just in...
dON'T KNOW WHAT i TOOK BUT i SURE FEEL FINE!

it all began at dawn...i was swept into the miasma of my turgid existence. the landlady, a rather portly figure, rustled me out of bed with a wallop:
"why you no good lousy disgrace! get up!"

A diamond tiara dangled from her pierced nose. Out the window the cock crowed and some petals bloomed.

"listen madam", I said,"Im a poet and artist so kindly get me my breakfast and be gone!"

The haggard bitch speed from the room. as i gazed round my shabby dwellings i espied a brightly colored tablet. perhaps i had purchased it during last nights debauchery. anywho i decided to take it.

Oh what a crimson coloured tide I let loose!

Poking my pecker out the window I shouted out exclamations of pure poetry!

the farmyard maid made a beeline for it, mouth at the ready. or so it seemed. for when my eyes formed the true picture the mangy cur of a dog was slobbering on me knob.
ah well beggars cant be choosers...and fido enjoyed the fruits of my loin. still staggering i headed to the kitchen. a rabid thirst gripped me like pinochets pliers on your knackers. i drank anything liquid. olive oil. meerkat juice. camel piss.

whatever brought sweet relief i imbibed.

a sudden surge of physicality overtook me. i fled from the kitchen and run to the dining hall where other dwellers of this hellhole had gathered for breakfast.

"my fellow men of depravity," I opined from ontop a chair, "allow me to lead you to glory"

quickly they grabbed me and gave me the bumsrush out the door. onto the hard cobbled streets of town i landed. but in my enlightened state i felt as free as a bird.

"sweet home alabama I'm a coming!'

I danced like a mad dervish, the hoi polloi of the town gazing at my wondrous moves. i bumped into a buxom young lass who the accosted me "Howd ya like a bit of this" she said flashing her bosom. I eagerly grasped.....

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Pithy Quote

Yes, as through this world I've wandered I've seen lots of funny men; Some will rob you with a six-gun, And some with a fountain pen. And as through your life you travel, Yes, as through your life you roam, You won't never see an outlaw Drive a family from their home.