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the "I'm too drunk to write a poem" poem

I’m too drunk to write a poem —
though if you’d like, I’m happy to
eat a jar of pickled peppers for,
say, five bucks, a condom, and
     a
       sixer
         of
           MGD
             draft…?

28 Replies to “the "I'm too drunk to write a poem" poem”

  1. JD says:

    How about a jar of those peppers that they have on the table at Steak & Shake ?

  2. Major John says:

    MGD? I’d hold out for some Chimay Gran Reserve if were you.

  3. Pablo says:

    Five bucks?

    You’re gonna have to put out.

  4. Aren’t all poems written by people who are too drunk to weild a pen? Or a keyboard?

  5. happyfeet says:

    enablers, the lot of you

  6. A fine scotch says:

    You too drunk to read the news? I think that’s gonna be Rather’s contention in his lawsuit against CBS:
    http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/TV/09/19/tv.ratherlawsuit.ap/index.html

  7. happyfeet says:

    With his intense on-air demeanor, Rather also had his detractors…

    The thing that always bugged me about Rather was his, you know, intense on-air demeanor. Other than that…

  8. JD says:

    Is the point of his suit that SeeBS should have done a better job defending a couple of lying liars than they did?

  9. Merovign says:

    I think “Rather also had his detractors” is one of those “all-time greatest understatements.”

    Though maybe constant drunkenness helps explain Rather’s “folksy sayings” about frogs with handguns and the like.

  10. ccs says:

    What can I get for a four pack of Becks?

  11. ccs says:

    Make that a three pack of Becks

  12. B Moe says:

    “I’m too drunk to write a poem –”

    About time to start writing lyrics, then.

  13. Darleen says:

    Old Dan’o is beginning to remind me of Gloria Swanson in Sunset Blvd.

  14. happyfeet says:

    they have nice hair for women their age

  15. happyfeet says:

    they look so sad though

  16. happyfeet says:

    “The humanity of this is lost.*

    That sounds bad. I might have to rethink this whole freedom thing. Props to Senator Warner though.

  17. km says:

    I’m too drunk to comment. But I never let that stop me.

  18. JD says:

    Surely somebody has a good limerick.

  19. oh, happyfeet, the best quote is the first bit:

    “President George W. Bush’s administration Wednesday beat off…”

    yeah, I’m tipsy. ;D

  20. happyfeet says:

    good catch maggie – the article makes a lot more sense now that I get the idiom…

    “critics branded the bill a “back-door” attempt”

  21. happyfeet says:

    oh. “MGD draft” is redundant isn’t it? I just saw that. Troubling.

  22. Swen Swenson says:

    I just pickled several jars of habaneros! Bet you’d need more than a sixer of MGD to scarf them down straight though. Having the fire department stand by would probably be a good start.

  23. RiverC says:

    What the hell is this ‘brainwash’? Looks pinko-ish. My rude conservative sensibilities are aroused from their normative slumber.

  24. Here is another interesting tidbit. A journalist finally aske Hillary the “L” question:

    http://rightwingsparkle.blogspot.com/2007/09/someone-finally-asks-hillary-question.html

    and Hip hop culture says “we aren’t as sick as the gay culture at least”

    http://rightwingsparkle.blogspot.com/2007/09/hip-hop-rails-against-gay-culture.html

  25. A fine scotch says:

    Jeff,

    Did you see VDH’s comment today about sickness in academia? I think it dovetails nicely with a lot of your posts here.

    VDH’s comment is here.

  26. Drumwaster says:

    Surely somebody has a good limerick.

    I’m guessing “There once was a man from Nantucket…” wouldn’t quite cut it, eh?

  27. RiverC says:

    I once had ‘a drink or two’
    Contextually, ‘quite a few’;
    The spirits had spunk
    And nary a skunk
    A gastrointestinal Waterloo!

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