It slipped out of my hands. I tried to catch it and bounced it up like a rubber ball 2 or 3 times. Then kaplunk right in the pooper.
I felt so sad. I felt like I had lost all my friends. They were all under water looking up at me all helpless.
I whimpered, "No, no." Then I took a deep breath and plunged my hand deep in the disgusting water.
I grabbed it firmly and yanked it out. Then I grabbed handfuls of toilet paper and dried it off pretty well.
With more than a little fear I punched in my home phone number. I could hear a ring and then my answering machine. "This is Barney and I'm not home right now." What a beautiful sound.
Then I called my favorite restaurant and ordered some cheese sticks to go.
I was happy that it still worked.
I haven't washed my hands yet. I think it's bad luck.
Sad Barney Doodle
Whether he's flying to Spain for a fencing exhibition or filing for unemployment after losing his paper route, no one knows where he may wind up. Sometimes he disappears for days at a time, then shows up covered in sand claiming he was lost in the desert with a camel and an Arabian Princess. Where's Barney Doodle? Read on...
Monday, August 8, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Boiling Eggs Leads to Disaster...
I went to the movies and left eggs boiling on the stove.
When I came home the eggs were splattered on the ceiling and the pot was blackened and warped looking.
When I saw what had happened I took quick, decisive action. I tossed the smoking pot in the sink and turned off the stove
Then I collapsed on the floor and sobbed uncontrollably.
I pounded my fists on the floor and yelled in a shaking voice, "Why Me? I wanted those eggs! How will I live now?"
I finally got control of myself and stood up and acted like a man. I grabbed a dirty dish towel and wiped my tears and the snot off my face, and blew my nose. Then I burped and farted and I felt better. Ah, manliness.
As I was hanging the towel back up, I told myself, at least the house didn't burn down.
I could have lost so much more than eggs. I didn't really lose anything I couldn't replace.
I still had my stuffed parakeet and my collection of glow-in-the-dark ties and socks.
Later, I tried to make some coffee in the warped pot and it tasted like burnt eggs and aluminum.
I drank it anyway.
Reprinted from Oddwally.com
When I came home the eggs were splattered on the ceiling and the pot was blackened and warped looking.
When I saw what had happened I took quick, decisive action. I tossed the smoking pot in the sink and turned off the stove
Then I collapsed on the floor and sobbed uncontrollably.
I pounded my fists on the floor and yelled in a shaking voice, "Why Me? I wanted those eggs! How will I live now?"
I finally got control of myself and stood up and acted like a man. I grabbed a dirty dish towel and wiped my tears and the snot off my face, and blew my nose. Then I burped and farted and I felt better. Ah, manliness.
As I was hanging the towel back up, I told myself, at least the house didn't burn down.
I could have lost so much more than eggs. I didn't really lose anything I couldn't replace.
I still had my stuffed parakeet and my collection of glow-in-the-dark ties and socks.
Later, I tried to make some coffee in the warped pot and it tasted like burnt eggs and aluminum.
I drank it anyway.
Reprinted from Oddwally.com
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