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"Log In The Creek Episode 2"

Will follow in a bit.
Being off ill means I have dragged myself to the keyboad and I'm tapping it out as I double over in pain.

Or something.

Check back around lunchtime for the further adventures of

Log In The Creek

Hooplah wrote:
> A rather unique and disturbing use of 'Flossing' I think you'll
> agree......

I was going to say remind me but then figured I've probably repressed that scene of the film. Put in my memory vault with the do not disturb sticker on. However my mind is wandering........

Didn't one of his brothers kill himself as I recall? All I really remember was coming out the cinema feeling like I needed a stiff drink.
OK so abandon Crumb, Meyers and Prisoner Cell Black H as possibly female retro show inspired spin off.
Its back to the drawing board and time to stop trying to piggy back on the obvious potential of LITC. I shall go and write my new bestselling I'm a bulimic nightmare, who will marry me, chick lit epic.

A rather unique and disturbing use of 'Flossing' I think you'll agree......

Yep, have that on video.
"Crumb" by Terry Zwigoff.

Fantastic, but one disturbed individual, not to mention the brothers.

Goatboy wrote:
> Kitty wrote:
Its your fault if I come back looking like
> an
> extra from Prisoner Cell Block H and not some Robert Crumb
>
> pnumonic mammoried lovely.


Hey, if you look like a Crumb woman,
> ain't nothing I can do to help anyway.
Just please, please don't
> come anywhere near me if you got a crow's head or it's been tucked
> down inside your neck.
Guess I didn't think about that bit about Crumb's women. Did you see that documentary made about him? He was one funny bunny with some very strange views about women. Can't really remember much about it apart from coming away feeling very disturbed and bleak and that he was kind of an unsympathetic character. However not that conviced that he isn't that far away from the Russ Meyers/Lilly Drag school of femininity.

Kitty wrote:
Its your fault if I come back looking like
> an extra from Prisoner Cell Block H and not some Robert Crumb
> pnumonic mammoried lovely.


Hey, if you look like a Crumb woman, ain't nothing I can do to help anyway.
Just please, please don't come anywhere near me if you got a crow's head or it's been tucked down inside your neck.

Sappho did have male lovers as well you know, but it conjures an interesting image nonetheless.

God, my spelling was bad in that last post. Just goes to show what a frightening image it is.

I'm off to get in touch with my Sapphic side now that I've permission to unleash it. Its your fault if I come back looking like an extra from Prisoner Cell Block H and not some Robert Crumb pnumonic mammoried lovely.

devo wrote:
> Isn't Mountain Dew that green gloop you see in mad professors' labs?
> Bubbling away.....

I think that's Swarfega you are thinking of there, tastes like Mountain Dew though. Ah, coloured science, evry organic chemist knows that 95% of everything made is a colourless (white) crystaline structure. UNless you get it wrong of course.

The idea of Chains oiling himself, and anything else for that matter with swarfega like substances is the stuff of pure horror.

Throw in a white fur rug and some labrador puppies and the Gemans will love it though.

I assume that LITC will be translated into every language known to man? (Including Scouse)

Chains could use it to grease his pecs and his motor.