What possible combination of search criteria results in a link to an artificial beer belly. What on earth were you looking for? (incidentally 313,000 hits...)
Oh ho ho. What a fine idea. The more you drink, the more weight you appear to be losing. Top hole. I wonder if they do a wine version? Yours, Prof Quincy Adams Wagstaff
Professor, Good to hear from you again and trust you to note the seemingly paradoxical behaviour of your belly under the circumstances. Perhaps the wine version could be under your shoes so that you appeared to grow both drunker and shorter.
Ah yes, a great acquaintance of mine, Dr H. Hackenbush (I believe you may have encountered him?) would benefit immensely if I were to don such a gadget - by creating the impression that one is diminishing in both height and width, while simultaneously growing increasingly unsteady on one's feet, the onlooker will feel drunk before they actually are, thus making them a.) a cheap date and b.) allowing them to wake up without a hangover. Perhaps yourself and Big Nige could have a trial run? Yours, Prof Quincy Adams Wagstaff
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5 Comments:
At June 14, 2006 10:13 PM,
david said…
What possible combination of search criteria results in a link to an artificial beer belly. What on earth were you looking for? (incidentally 313,000 hits...)
At June 15, 2006 4:46 AM,
Bryan Appleyard said…
David,
I cannot reveal the deepest secrets of the blogger's trade.
At June 19, 2006 3:34 PM,
Anonymous said…
Oh ho ho. What a fine idea. The more you drink, the more weight you appear to be losing. Top hole. I wonder if they do a wine version? Yours, Prof Quincy Adams Wagstaff
At June 19, 2006 4:40 PM,
Bryan Appleyard said…
Professor,
Good to hear from you again and trust you to note the seemingly paradoxical behaviour of your belly under the circumstances. Perhaps the wine version could be under your shoes so that you appeared to grow both drunker and shorter.
At June 19, 2006 4:53 PM,
Anonymous said…
Ah yes, a great acquaintance of mine, Dr H. Hackenbush (I believe you may have encountered him?) would benefit immensely if I were to don such a gadget - by creating the impression that one is diminishing in both height and width, while simultaneously growing increasingly unsteady on one's feet, the onlooker will feel drunk before they actually are, thus making them a.) a cheap date and b.) allowing them to wake up without a hangover. Perhaps yourself and Big Nige could have a trial run?
Yours, Prof Quincy Adams Wagstaff
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