are you bean served? are you donne yet?

Filed under: wordishness, you call that news? — O for Olaf at 9:45 am on Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Did you hear that the BBC is putting out a new series that features quiet, awkward, nerdy comedians mocking 17th century metaphysical poetry? What a lame idea. I mean, the BBC is always rehashing the most bland, redundant material. When are they going to get their act together?

It’s like, Mr. Bean there, John Donne that.

I’d technorather not

Filed under: schploggenheit — admin at 6:07 pm on Tuesday, February 27, 2007

We at the Schplog are Technorati-ing it up. Just to see. You know, like, if we like this whole blogging platform thing. Or something like that.

Technorati Profile

and we Lent out our dustpan too

Filed under: you call that news? — admin at 1:36 pm on Tuesday, February 27, 2007

So: day six already.

We at the Schplog gave up vacuuming for Lint.

What about you?

algorithm & blues (but not really)

Filed under: wordishness, you call that news? — schlinky at 9:15 pm on Monday, February 26, 2007

It’s a good thing Al Gore didn’t do any dancing while on stage at the Oscars.

Being so mathematically and scientifically inclined, he is always prone to breaking out into an Al Gore Rhythm.

I know, I know.

Anyway, on to the real joke. There was all this talk at the Oscars about An Inconvenient Truth having a strong metaphorical value. It was more like an allegory.

oscarry starry knight

Filed under: knights of the round table, you call that news? — the royal we at 1:44 pm on Monday, February 26, 2007

Would a knight of the round table accompany Helen Mirren to the Oscars?

Why, Sir-tainly he would.

(But not Sir Ben Kingsley — what would be funny about that?)

oscarred for life

Filed under: schploggenheit, you call that news? — admin at 1:29 pm on Monday, February 26, 2007

Well, the best thing about the Oscars was that Ellen DeGeneres was funny …

but without trying to schtick it down your throat.

OCD meets the OED

Filed under: anglo of repose — O for Olaf at 10:41 am on Sunday, February 25, 2007

What British Isles folk of yore are known for their obsessive compulsive tendencies when it comes to fastidiously setting the morning alarm multiple times?

Anglo Clocks-on

since you don’t like the taste of chasti-tea

Filed under: teaheehee — the royal we at 11:17 am on Saturday, February 24, 2007

Ha! O for Olaf is the greatest. Since I can’t best him at tea puns, I will just offer Ted Haggard (and boy is he ever) a hot cup of …

Promiscui-tea

If you know what I mean ….

serve it up. nice and hot.

Filed under: teaheehee — O for Olaf at 10:37 am on Saturday, February 24, 2007

There is a certain kind of dessert and accompanying beverage that is appropriate when one has sinned and been forgiven. We at the schplog would like to serve up a plate of this to our favorite sinner.

If you don’t know to whom we refer, we direct you to the words of Dan Savage: “Hey, everybody: By now, you’ve no doubt heard the news that America’s favorite crystal-meth-snorting, male-escort-blowing evangelical Christian pastor is cured!”

Now that he’s back on the straight and narrow (the pastor, not Dan) we would like to offer him dessert:

Humble Piety

(Humble Pie + Tea if you’re a slow’un)

oh m’darling oh m’darling

Filed under: knights of the round table — schlinky at 9:29 am on Saturday, February 24, 2007

Which sneaky knight of the round table was knighted for saving his lady love’s paintings and preserving them with a can of snake resin?

Serpentine

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