I was scavenging through my old papergoods and experimental weapons this morning in my memory box, when I came across this old advertisement for "Oh Boy!" magazine featuring me in all my mustached glory!
Ah, those were the good old days. I remember the fellows at "Oh Boy!" magazine had caught me trying to raid their wife's undergarments, and I was able to convince them to let me star on the cover of next week's issue before I would return the panties. Needless to say, here we are!
I can't recall exactly what it was "Oh Boy!" magazine was supposed to be about, but I do remember being in the advertising studio and seeing a lot of scantily clad women in weasel costumes. I suppose it was a nature magazine or something. From what I've heard though, following this particular issue of "Oh Boy!" magazine, the fellows at "Oh Boy!" changed their name to "Play Boy" or something of the sort. Oh well, I'll always cherish the memories.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Grimacing Tactics
I have recently discovered that there are many more ways to grimace than people generally think. So I decided I should put up a handy step-by-step guide to "Grimacing Creatively". Enjoy!
Grimace 1: The Soggy Face Grimace. This Grimace is one of the more popularly used ones, as it is very simple to pull off. Simply form an upside-down arch with your mouth, and squint your eyes ever so slightly. This grimace is used when you are displaying your dislike for a particular film or novel.
Grimace 2: The Puppy Dog Grimace: This Grimace is most popular amongst young lads and lassies who are displeased with the way their mothers refuse tasty treats. This one is made up of a relatively simple formula. Firstly, the eyes, unlike the soggy face grimace, are now wide and open with sorrow. Secondly, the frown that is formed is much smaller and subtle, like that of a puppies. Use this grimace if you are displeased with the way someone is treating you.
Grimace 3: The Mad Man Grimace: This is the grimace of all grimaces. The Mad Man Grimace is formed when intense dislike or hostility is about in someone's mind, and they wish to make sure everyone else knows it. Bared teeth like a feral dog, wide and leering eyes like a hawk. Use this grimace as a LAST RESORT.
Grimace 1: The Soggy Face Grimace. This Grimace is one of the more popularly used ones, as it is very simple to pull off. Simply form an upside-down arch with your mouth, and squint your eyes ever so slightly. This grimace is used when you are displaying your dislike for a particular film or novel.
Grimace 2: The Puppy Dog Grimace: This Grimace is most popular amongst young lads and lassies who are displeased with the way their mothers refuse tasty treats. This one is made up of a relatively simple formula. Firstly, the eyes, unlike the soggy face grimace, are now wide and open with sorrow. Secondly, the frown that is formed is much smaller and subtle, like that of a puppies. Use this grimace if you are displeased with the way someone is treating you.
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| The MAD MAN GRIMACE |
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Low Esteem, High Adventure!
So today I was feeling a bit dampy. Damp and soggy like an old beach towel that's been urinated on and washed off in the ocean one too many times. Usually when I fall into a dreary mood I take out my emotions on pedestrians who happen to be too stubborn about their rights to walk on sidewalks while I'm trying to drive on them. Unfortunately, the old wagon was in the shop today due to a horrid incident with a tricycle. Mashed up the gears and whatnot.
Anyway so today I resorted to using my grandfather's old flying machine to lighten my mood. And so began my adventures in the skies! The old contraption was a bit difficult to use though, as the engine nestled beneath my tummy a bit awkwardly, and every time it rumbled I felt my intestines move down another inch. Once I took flight I came across an arch enemy of mine, Dr. Vodka Van Finklestein! The devious doctor appeared to be riding in one of his trademark Doom Blimps, and his monocle twinkled in the afternoon sun, almost angelic really. You know, I always thought Dr. Vodka Van Finklestein was quite an attractive fellow, objectively speaking that is. I mean it's not like I intend to roger him or anything, heavens no! I appear to be getting off subject.
Any how, I decided to have a little fun with Dr. Vodka Van Finklestein and rammed my small flying, spinning bladed contraption into his larger, rather intimidatingly sized one. As soon as this happened, what with his blimp not being particularly armored or anything, his Doom Blimp when flying off into the distance like a farting balloon. I got one last look at his flailing, surprisingly fit body before it splashed down into the ocean we were hovering over. And then I went home. To lots of women, whom I swept all off their feet simultaneously. Because I'm a man, who loves his women. Yes, Cheerio.
Anyway so today I resorted to using my grandfather's old flying machine to lighten my mood. And so began my adventures in the skies! The old contraption was a bit difficult to use though, as the engine nestled beneath my tummy a bit awkwardly, and every time it rumbled I felt my intestines move down another inch. Once I took flight I came across an arch enemy of mine, Dr. Vodka Van Finklestein! The devious doctor appeared to be riding in one of his trademark Doom Blimps, and his monocle twinkled in the afternoon sun, almost angelic really. You know, I always thought Dr. Vodka Van Finklestein was quite an attractive fellow, objectively speaking that is. I mean it's not like I intend to roger him or anything, heavens no! I appear to be getting off subject.
Any how, I decided to have a little fun with Dr. Vodka Van Finklestein and rammed my small flying, spinning bladed contraption into his larger, rather intimidatingly sized one. As soon as this happened, what with his blimp not being particularly armored or anything, his Doom Blimp when flying off into the distance like a farting balloon. I got one last look at his flailing, surprisingly fit body before it splashed down into the ocean we were hovering over. And then I went home. To lots of women, whom I swept all off their feet simultaneously. Because I'm a man, who loves his women. Yes, Cheerio.
| My grandfather riding in his flying machine |
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