The Legendary Spot of Coco Hobari McSteve![]() April 19, 2004 In a tree by the beach
lived a lecherous leech named Coco Hobari McSteve. McSteve believed that a spot on his sleeve held the secret the universe had pondered. So anyone who wandered by the tree or who squandered a glance elsewhere was reminded. That anyone who was blinded certainly wouldn't have minded if it was done by that beautiful spot. He said it a little and he said it a lot He told when it was cold and he told when it was hot But very few listened and even fewer cared that the spot looked a lot like a duck that was scared. McSteve thought this important, kind of scarily so and if you walked by the ocean he would surely let you know. He had all kinds of stories, two legends and a myth that explained the deeper meaning of the stigmata he lived with. I traveled from a far-off land West of Can and east of Hat to find Coco McSteve and the tree where he lived at. I had heard the stories of this spot and the enlightenment it brought but when I finally spied it I found that it did not. I climbed up in that creaky tree and crawled out on my knees. And when I glanced that hallowed spot I realized it was cheese. Some kind of spray-can cheese a fleck, borne of untidy eating. And when I told McSteve my thoughts he thought that I was cheating. But with a lick and then a shrug there was no doubt—he knew. And with no further ado he went on to contemplate his amazing shoe. ![]() Quote of the Day“Any man who serves as his own lawyer has a fool for a client. Because think about it, stupid, why you gonna pay some guy who didn't even go to law school? That's just dumb. And how do you pay yourself, anyway? Take your money out of one pocket and put it in the other? Silly. Or maybe you've got to hire a neutral third party to take the money and then hand it back to you, like a lawyer or somebody. Shit, this is gettin' expensive.”-Dred Scott Drummond Fortune 500 CookieYou're simply the best, and that depresses us all. The next time you're on trial for murder, don't forget to mention that a Klondike bar was involved. And if you must ask for a lawyer who can get you off, at least try not to do it with that smarmy leer in your eye. Try chewing your food an odd number of times this week, like 6,372. This week's lucky injuries: hangnail, hangankle, ruptured spleen, stabitosis.Try again later. Top New Orleans Rebuilding Proposals
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