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Or is that the other way around?
Anyway, I've recently been on a Bud & Lou kick; we used to have 'Abbott and Costello Theater' on a local station every Sunday when I was a kid, and I loved those guys. Well, the horror/ghost/murder mystery movies they did, anyway. Right now I'm also kind of bored and want to celebrate discovering how to get my text files up on the site again (go through Stash writer if you're interested), so here we go with Abbott & Costello's visit to Ponyville:
(We open on our two 'heroes' leaving their lunch at Sugarcube Corner.)
BUD: Now don't you speak to me! Don't you try to excuse this! Here we are, stranded in another country, the only two human beings for a thousand miles in any direction! And this is all because you bought a farm off of a couple of crooks, and they didn't even own it.
LOU: Aw, how was I supposed to know they were crooked? Those two unicycles sang real nice too.
BUD: How could you tell?!? They were named Flim and Flam, ya dope! And its 'unicorns', not 'unicycles'. I wanted to make sure that you didn't lose your inheritance to some smooth-talking crook.
LOU: Well, I didn't lose my money to you for once. (recoils as Bud gives him a dirty look) Besides, that nice Miss Schnapps, er, Brandy...
BUD: Her name's Applejack.
LOU: Well, I knew she was something ya find in a bar. Anyway, she felt sorry for us and said that we could work for her until we made enough money to get back home.
BUD: Yeah, and that'll be three years. Three years! I'll probably be crazy after living three years in an open-air stable. And her with that 'up at dawn, to bed at dusk' routine. If I wanted that I'd have stayed at home. Well, I guess we might as well make the best of it. We'd better learn our way around here, we'll be seeing a lot of this dump (a pair of ponies wandering nearby give him dirty looks) I mean this rustic paradise, until we can get away.
LOU: Aw, I know the place just great. It's got a library, a bakery, a general store, and a little one-room schoolhouse where they teach the little kids. I think they even got a post office.
BUD: Yeah, and it''s that mail mare Derpy who delivers the letters.
LOU (walks along and suddenly freezes. Turns to Bud.) Wait, wait... a male mare? How can ya have a male mare?
BUD: What do you mean, how? She delivers the letters. She delivers the mail, so she's a mail mare.
LOU: Now look, I didn't pay much attention in school, but I was in third grade for four whole years and I distinctly remember them saying that a mare was a girl and a stallion was male!
BUD: Yes, that''s right.
LOU: So how can Derpy or whatever her name is be a male mare?
BUD: Because she delivers the mail, so she's a mail mare!
LOU: Now you listen ta me, next you'll try tellin' me that she's on first and eats her fodder!... (Sees Rainbow Dash passing by) Just wait, I'll ask this one and she'll show you. She'll show you! (Yells at Dash) Hey, lady!
RAINBOW DASH: (Looks around) Oh, you mean me. Hey, I know you guys, AJ told me about you. (Bud and Lou look pleased) She said you were the two dimwits who got scammed by those conponies and thought you owned Sweet Apple Acres.
LOU: Now never mind with that. I thought young ladies was supposed ta be polite and mannerly. Now look, what I want to know is, that pony that delivers the mail, is she a mare or is she not a mare?
RAINBOW DASH: What are you guys, blind? Of course she's a mare. Do you want to take a look?
BUD: No, this is the 40's, the Hayes Office will never permit it.
RAINBOW DASH: Uh, yeah, whatever. I think you guys are crazier than Pinkie. Anyway, she's a mare.
LOU: (wheels on Bud) Hah!
RAINBOW DASH: And she delivers the mail. She's Ponyville's local mail mare. (Lou chokes and almost collapses. She flaps off)
LOU: How do they even ever manage ta have kids in this country?
Anyway, I've recently been on a Bud & Lou kick; we used to have 'Abbott and Costello Theater' on a local station every Sunday when I was a kid, and I loved those guys. Well, the horror/ghost/murder mystery movies they did, anyway. Right now I'm also kind of bored and want to celebrate discovering how to get my text files up on the site again (go through Stash writer if you're interested), so here we go with Abbott & Costello's visit to Ponyville:
(We open on our two 'heroes' leaving their lunch at Sugarcube Corner.)
BUD: Now don't you speak to me! Don't you try to excuse this! Here we are, stranded in another country, the only two human beings for a thousand miles in any direction! And this is all because you bought a farm off of a couple of crooks, and they didn't even own it.
LOU: Aw, how was I supposed to know they were crooked? Those two unicycles sang real nice too.
BUD: How could you tell?!? They were named Flim and Flam, ya dope! And its 'unicorns', not 'unicycles'. I wanted to make sure that you didn't lose your inheritance to some smooth-talking crook.
LOU: Well, I didn't lose my money to you for once. (recoils as Bud gives him a dirty look) Besides, that nice Miss Schnapps, er, Brandy...
BUD: Her name's Applejack.
LOU: Well, I knew she was something ya find in a bar. Anyway, she felt sorry for us and said that we could work for her until we made enough money to get back home.
BUD: Yeah, and that'll be three years. Three years! I'll probably be crazy after living three years in an open-air stable. And her with that 'up at dawn, to bed at dusk' routine. If I wanted that I'd have stayed at home. Well, I guess we might as well make the best of it. We'd better learn our way around here, we'll be seeing a lot of this dump (a pair of ponies wandering nearby give him dirty looks) I mean this rustic paradise, until we can get away.
LOU: Aw, I know the place just great. It's got a library, a bakery, a general store, and a little one-room schoolhouse where they teach the little kids. I think they even got a post office.
BUD: Yeah, and it''s that mail mare Derpy who delivers the letters.
LOU (walks along and suddenly freezes. Turns to Bud.) Wait, wait... a male mare? How can ya have a male mare?
BUD: What do you mean, how? She delivers the letters. She delivers the mail, so she's a mail mare.
LOU: Now look, I didn't pay much attention in school, but I was in third grade for four whole years and I distinctly remember them saying that a mare was a girl and a stallion was male!
BUD: Yes, that''s right.
LOU: So how can Derpy or whatever her name is be a male mare?
BUD: Because she delivers the mail, so she's a mail mare!
LOU: Now you listen ta me, next you'll try tellin' me that she's on first and eats her fodder!... (Sees Rainbow Dash passing by) Just wait, I'll ask this one and she'll show you. She'll show you! (Yells at Dash) Hey, lady!
RAINBOW DASH: (Looks around) Oh, you mean me. Hey, I know you guys, AJ told me about you. (Bud and Lou look pleased) She said you were the two dimwits who got scammed by those conponies and thought you owned Sweet Apple Acres.
LOU: Now never mind with that. I thought young ladies was supposed ta be polite and mannerly. Now look, what I want to know is, that pony that delivers the mail, is she a mare or is she not a mare?
RAINBOW DASH: What are you guys, blind? Of course she's a mare. Do you want to take a look?
BUD: No, this is the 40's, the Hayes Office will never permit it.
RAINBOW DASH: Uh, yeah, whatever. I think you guys are crazier than Pinkie. Anyway, she's a mare.
LOU: (wheels on Bud) Hah!
RAINBOW DASH: And she delivers the mail. She's Ponyville's local mail mare. (Lou chokes and almost collapses. She flaps off)
LOU: How do they even ever manage ta have kids in this country?
Tiny Texas Tyrannosaurs and Hairy Ceratosaurs
Well, I was reading one of the books by that LeMay fellow, he of the 'Cowboys & Saurians' series, and he did raise an interesting point about some supposed 'dinosaur sightings' that he traced back to the original 1930s newspaper accounts. Some of the accounts were dated as late as the 1980's and 90's, occasionally with over a dozen witnesses. They described what can only be called 5'-6' tall Tyrannosaurs, mostly seen in west Texas and Colorado, running at high rates of speed alongside roads or sometimes through the countryside. The thing is, they are described as running with their bodies held perpendicular to the ground, heads outstretched, and their tails sticking out behind. Which is how current scientific theory thinks dinosaurs ran. But at the time it was believed that dinosaurs walked upright and dragged their tails. If you've ever seen the 1933 King Kong or any stop-motion dinosaur movie by Ray Harryhausen, you know what I mean. He argues this makes for a slightly greater
Raven, The Foxwoman by Hedningarna
A song I first heard years ago and still great, not least for the creepy tone to it. I still think it describes the foxwoman luring someone away into the forest where no one can hear as she devours her prey. The song proper: And the lyrics in English: https://lyricstranslate.com/en/r%C3%A4ven-fox-fox-woman.html With some shared for those who don't want to chase after them: Red lips hide your teeth and your tongue is so coarse Fire and frost are in your eyes are you a woman or a fox? Wild and sly you hunt in time of darkness long sleeves hide your claws with your prey you play your mouth is red with blood You are wild and frighteningly beautiful skirt barely hides your tail Luring deeper into the woodlands with your mad wild animal's dance Just when your clothes fall and I see your naked frame you laugh and open your jaws and give me deep bites of love Good work, isn't it? Makes me wish someone did a horror movie based on this.
Shared post: dealing with chat scams
A link to the information here. May it be helpful in removing these annoyances from DA. There's been a lot of these scams in the past year or so, haven't there? Oh yes, and here's the link, since I forgot to post it before:
The Pottstown Screamer
Was reading up again on real-life monster stories. Especially the ones from the 70's that ended in 'monster hunts' with dozen to hundreds of people swarming the nearby wilderness, guns and hunters both well loaded and looking to blast the first 'monster' they saw. Places as wide apart as Bladenboro, NC; Louisiana, MO; Fontana, CA; and Fouke, AR, ended up playing unwilling host to literally hundreds of men out for the 'monster'. In many cases the temporary population of monster hunters and reporters was literally bigger than the town's normal population -- the 1957 hunt for the Beast of Bladenboro lead to a town of 700-800 people getting invaded by 1,200 would-be monster hunters. Rewards were also often offered -- a Texas oilman supposedly put up a $5 million reward for the Fouke Monster, alive, and $1 million for it dead. The woods around Fouke were soon echoing to the sound of gunfire all night long, and the local sheriff had to deal with enraged local farmers who came in to complain
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