‘When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle. Then I realised God doesn’t work that way, so I stole one and prayed for forgiveness.’ — Emo Philips
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Friday
Tuesday
Okay, Ladies. a tip from Secret Santa:
- “Treat a bum like a prince, and a prince like a bum - a little boy like a big man, and a big man like a little boy - a professor like a prizefighter and a prizefighter like a professor; but don’t ever let the bum forget he’s a bum - the prince, a prince - the little boy, still a little boy.”
- “Treat a bum like a prince, and a prince like a bum - a little boy like a big man, and a big man like a little boy - a professor like a prizefighter and a prizefighter like a professor; but don’t ever let the bum forget he’s a bum - the prince, a prince - the little boy, still a little boy.”
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Thursday
Why, I had no idea.... HAPPY ZAPPADAN!!!
Zappadan is an annual blogswarm for Frank Zappa. Mister Zappa died on December 4, and his birthday was December 22. We bloggers celebrate the life, political philosophy, and music, of Frank Zappa from December 4-22. See ristocrats.blogspot.com for more info.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the Zapptist celebration during the opening of Zappadan.
The first (or 17th) day of Zappadan was originally known as Enttäuschung Nacht - German for 'bummer night' - but over the years it has been Americanized to the much simpler BummerNacht. This being the anniversary of Mister Zappa's death, the original meaning is rather obvious, and we shall not delve further into it here.
Far from being a day of mourning, however, it is a day of great joy, for Zapptists known that a mere seventeen days later, on December 21st (Zero Day), Frank Zappa was born.
Traditionally, children are not allowed to participate in the celebration of BummerNacht, although teenagers are winked at if they decide to 'run down to the library and not return until some ungodly hour of the night'. Celebrants are often seen cavorting to the exotic sound of the Mystery Horn while gorging on burnt weenie sandwiches and guzzling white port and lemon juice.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the Zapptist celebration during the opening of Zappadan.
The first (or 17th) day of Zappadan was originally known as Enttäuschung Nacht - German for 'bummer night' - but over the years it has been Americanized to the much simpler BummerNacht. This being the anniversary of Mister Zappa's death, the original meaning is rather obvious, and we shall not delve further into it here.
Far from being a day of mourning, however, it is a day of great joy, for Zapptists known that a mere seventeen days later, on December 21st (Zero Day), Frank Zappa was born.
Traditionally, children are not allowed to participate in the celebration of BummerNacht, although teenagers are winked at if they decide to 'run down to the library and not return until some ungodly hour of the night'. Celebrants are often seen cavorting to the exotic sound of the Mystery Horn while gorging on burnt weenie sandwiches and guzzling white port and lemon juice.
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