This note is a silly parody of Space Invaders, using hearts and exclamation points to express romance.
The more exclamation points you write, the stronger the sentiment.
This note is a silly parody of Space Invaders, using hearts and exclamation points to express romance.
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Husband who is very savvy with Microsoft Office + mandatory Powerpoint training for everyone in his job description = very, very bored husband. I believe he spent the entire time using shapes and motion controls to create and animate a graphic of a melting snowman, in order to amuse himself while everyone else was still on their first slide.
This was supposed to be the start of another theme week, but I got distracted and never wrote a "Day 2."
The next few posts mark the beginning of my sad, slow descent into randomness. I'm not sure why men on Mars would even be concerned with one man's relationship in Africa, unless the song is supposed to be sung by Superman, or a Time Lord, or some other space-faring megaperson.
Whenever I hear this song, all I can think of is the episode of The Sketch Show where the backup singers keep singing "all the leaves are brown" instead of the actual chorus. (Video of the skit if you haven't seen it.)
Really? Flan? That's one of the most innocuous desserts. Now, "Death By Chocolate," "Chocolate Bombe," or "Chocolate Explosion"... those would make sense as weapons.
Fun hidden joke: the "C.O.P.S." label is a reference to the Computer Obsolescence Prevention Society from "Sam & Max."
This is what happens when I wake up with the pineapple song from "Cabaret" stuck in my head...
I physically taped the note to an apple inside his lunchbox. How do they orca-strate such a complicated maneuver?
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