I've been asked to introduce Tapan to the readers. Honestly, on the following pages, you'll probably find yourself enraged by his posts - enraged to the point that you want to stop reading. But I urge you, put down your mouse. He can't help it, he's just a bad guy. Do what I've done and accept him for who he is, in order to form a more perfect union between douches and us normal people. We the people, in fact. If Thomas Jefferson didn't want douches to be included, he would have said so. You know what? He was a pretty big douche himself. See? As I've just proven, even Thomas fuckin' Jefferson was a douche. If our great nation is going to survive these tough economic times, we must unite, man and douche, under the very confusing words of one of the Founding Fathers of metrosexualism:
"I guess I shoulda closed my eyes when you drove me to the place where your horses run free. 'Cause I felt a little ill when I saw all the pictures of the jockeys that were there before me. Believe it or not, I started to worry, I wondered if I had enough class. But it was Saturday night, I guess that makes it alright, and you say 'Baby, have you got enough gas?' OH YEAH. Little red Corvette, baby, you're much too fast. Little red Corvette, you need a love that's gonna last."
And with that, Tapan has already taught us a lesson. In the best of times, and in the worst of times, red Corvettes are like fuckin' cop magnets, so maybe you should consider buying a horse - those speeding tickets pile up quick.
You can expect... well, more shit like this to come from Tapan Jones and Mike in The Chicago Sometimes.
Yours in Christ,
Mike
It sounds even funnier when you say it.
ReplyDeleteis founding fathers a proper noun?
ReplyDeleteApparently it is: http://www.str.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=5703
ReplyDeleteIn my case, "Founding Fathers" was capitalized for effect, obviously not to refer to the Founding Fathers of the United States.
I realize that under this guy's definition, Thomas Jefferson doesn't count as a Founding Father because he was in France at the time of the Convention in Philadelphia, but I think we can all agree that TJ was more influential than like 50 of the delegates that were there.
ReplyDeleteI think bold would have had a similar effect, but I suppose that's just a technicality anyways. Also, the influence Mr. Jones has had in the metro-sexual community was championed in last months issue of Dick's Dicks...so I hear
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you actually found an article that told you that Founding Fathers was a proper noun. Fuck people these days, do they have to put everything in written word? Doesn't leave much to the imagination.
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