Nice map, Alex!
Truly. But do you think you could go into "evidence of animal sacrifice" just a little bit?
Is this what I ordered?
You wanted the chicken, right?
I see these chickens from time to time; head cut off, eviscerated, but not plucked or cooked. I suspect these are Santeria-type sacrifices. Speaking of chickens, we had a rooster in the yard next door recently. Pecking around among the breeding cats. Chickens and kittens. It was almost cute, but somehow wrong, although it did make me feel like I was living on a farm. I don’t think there’s as much poultry in the city as there used to be, but people still keep fowl here and there, for food, or religious purposes, or maybe just as pets. This one kept crowing at all hours, “Al-ca-hol!” it would cry. When I started hearing shouts of “kill that fucking rooster!” from the neighbors’ windows, I knew it couldn’t last long. The next morning as I was going out for breakfast there was an Animal Control officer out front, asking around after the chicken. The yard it was in is connected to the building next door, not mine, so I denied any connection with the bird, but did admit that it was back there. Then I went on to breakfast, feeling a little like I’d turned in an innocent fugitive. I haven’t seen it since.
Baby Doc, call your mother.
not as bad as this email i got from skinny this morning.
according to snopes the story is not true, but the photos are real. at first i couldn't look at the pictures, but now i can't stop opening this file. if you can't open the email above (it's a word doc), the photos are on the snopes site.
I shouldn't have had those tacos de sesos for lunch. urp!
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- tom moody 10-14-2003 11:22 am
Truly. But do you think you could go into "evidence of animal sacrifice" just a little bit?
- jimlouis 10-14-2003 5:15 pm [add a comment]
- alex 10-14-2003 8:51 pm [add a comment]
Is this what I ordered?
- jimlouis 10-14-2003 11:05 pm [add a comment]
You wanted the chicken, right?
I see these chickens from time to time; head cut off, eviscerated, but not plucked or cooked. I suspect these are Santeria-type sacrifices. Speaking of chickens, we had a rooster in the yard next door recently. Pecking around among the breeding cats. Chickens and kittens. It was almost cute, but somehow wrong, although it did make me feel like I was living on a farm. I don’t think there’s as much poultry in the city as there used to be, but people still keep fowl here and there, for food, or religious purposes, or maybe just as pets. This one kept crowing at all hours, “Al-ca-hol!” it would cry. When I started hearing shouts of “kill that fucking rooster!” from the neighbors’ windows, I knew it couldn’t last long. The next morning as I was going out for breakfast there was an Animal Control officer out front, asking around after the chicken. The yard it was in is connected to the building next door, not mine, so I denied any connection with the bird, but did admit that it was back there. Then I went on to breakfast, feeling a little like I’d turned in an innocent fugitive. I haven’t seen it since.
- alex 10-15-2003 12:24 am [add a comment]
Baby Doc, call your mother.
- tom moody 10-14-2003 11:43 pm [add a comment]
not as bad as this email i got from skinny this morning.
according to snopes the story is not true, but the photos are real. at first i couldn't look at the pictures, but now i can't stop opening this file. if you can't open the email above (it's a word doc), the photos are on the snopes site.
- linda 10-14-2003 11:47 pm [add a comment]
I shouldn't have had those tacos de sesos for lunch. urp!
- mark 10-15-2003 2:24 am [add a comment]