In honor of Halloween,
I'd like to list a few "guess it's too late now" titles that the dearly departed might have benefitted from, if only they'd read them in time.
If only Jean Harris
had switched to
If only Lizzie Borden
had taken up
If only Jimmy Hoffa
had understood the principles of
If only Lady MacBeth
had studied up on
If only Anna Nicole Smith
could have found within herself:
If only the Duke and Duchess of Windsor
had discovered the joys of
If only Richard Nixon
had learned the basics of
If only Orson Welles
had learned
If only Napoleon Bonaparte
had consulted
If only Jonbenet Ramsay
had been old enough to tackle
If only Amelia Earhart
had packed
If only Marie Antoinette
had perused
And if only Jerry Falwell
had been given a copy of
READING: The Life You Save
Could Be Your Own!
Could Be Your Own!
Absolutely brilliant and hilarious. Why am I not surprised?
ReplyDeletePatty, you are the sweetest ever, and I'm glad you liked it!
ReplyDeleteOrson Wells and Richard Nixon would have benefitted from your guidance.
ReplyDeleteJim
Cornelia,
ReplyDeleteYou own Halloween. If I were blurbing your post, I'd say:
"Totally sick!"
"The greatest post in the history of blogging, and that's an understatement!"
"I laughed. I cried. I peed my pants!"
"Funnier than the Dead Sea Scrolls!"
Aw, you guys! And I'm so flattered by the comparison to the Dead Sea Scrolls, which I consider a regular laugh riot.
ReplyDeleteKaren Carpenter: "The Fanny Farmer Cookbook"
ReplyDeleteJohn Denver: "Fear of Flying"
Lana Clarkson: "He's Just Not That Into You"
Kurt Cobain: "Listening to Prozac"
I'm going to Hell, aren't I?
I like Daisy's reading assignments, too.
ReplyDeleteAs for "He's Just Not That Into You"...
That could also apply to the female witness at the trial who testified that Phil Spector tried to rape her...but was not up to the task.
Daisy, THANK YOU! You totally crack me up, and I'm glad I'm not going to hell alone in this little handbasket.
ReplyDeleteRockin' post, Miss C!
ReplyDeleteYou are my hero.
ReplyDeleteVery funny, my dear. And just the laugh I needed.
ReplyDeleteRae, I hope your week is rapidly de-wackifying.
ReplyDeleteDavid, you are MY hero--and I'm deeply disturbed by the photo of that Iran-o-phobic hussy Debra Cagan on your blog. Is she trying to dress as the Red Baron for Halloween? I'd say she was going for "Fonzie Comes out of the Closet," only it looks like she's got the Blue Max around her neck.
Louise, no laughing allowed. I'm concerned about your stitches. Good luck tomorrow!!
Cornelia, you are very very funny!
ReplyDeleteTheresa
Brilliant! Hilarious! I hereby nominate you for the Eddie (best humorous blog post by a crime writer).
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Hilarious! I hereby nominate you for the Eddie (best humorous blog post by a crime writer).
ReplyDeleteCornelia,
ReplyDeleteThat picture of Ms. Cagan was taken in Hungary where she worked before becoming a bottom to Gates' top. That's a Commander's Cross Order of Merit she's sporting, a medal she received for Jew-Taunting.
So, while it looks like she's dressed for a costume ball, it is instead what Ms. Cagan thinks of as formal wear.
Perhaps in Humngary it is. We should ask our friend, Mr. Steinhauer.
It's not often you see so many of our favorite cartoon characters in one post.
ReplyDeleteConcrete fatigue is a real problem. Jimmy Hoffa has great seats at the Meadowlands.
these are all hilarious but especially Lady MacBeth and the queen of clean.
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