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http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Port/7131/Sprongs.wav
Ahh, now that’s music! (bongism) lol!
“Oncor to Hardcore”
http://www.ilovepoetry.com/viewpoem.asp?id=95482
Strange but true! Just how much pleasure can one person take - especially if it’s self-induced, but you pay someone else for your own actions?
Here’s my best offer for the book!
Sublimation: When some of your iphone turns to gas and you are left with a Radio Shack TRS80 color computer.
Or: Sublimation: When someone blends your iPhone and you’re left with almost gaseous powder.
Like I said on http://www.rocketboom.com/vlog/comments/rb_08_jun_16, Pluto Is a Planet, DAMMMIT!
grrrrrrrrr; -So help me!!!!…I will make a DAMN T-SHIRT ABOUT THIS!; -I SWEAR.
anyhoo,
-I thought Sublimation was when you tried to learn guitar by smoking a ton of weed.
a true bongism wonky
My offer for the book: the domain rokitboomz.com as made famous here ;-)
A comic legend died over the weekend. George Carlin, RIP.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac
For those of you who have never heard of him and considering RBs demographics, many of you probably haven’t, so check out his videos, including the infamous “Seven Words”.
The Eighth word was bongism…haha…
another Carlin gem.
http://www.jibjab.com/view/122257
this routine has a 1000 lines that would win that prize.
My offer for the book… a night out with me :P
save the snails
Rather save the nails, at least you can bang nails.
JC
Bring back the hair. Just say no to ponytails
I’ll offer autographed copies of two of my books in exchange for the Red Paperclip book.
You can choose from my three children’s novels (Meet The Boomer Sisters, The Boomer Sisters Meet Champy and The Boomer Sisters in the City - I recommend the second one), my design book, The Simplicity Cycle, or the somewhat inappropriately named The Radical Elements of Radical Success, which Silicon Valley consultant Harry Max described as “a cult classic.”
A dance under a full moon?