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Sunday 2 January 2011

New Year's Fez-olutions 2011

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Why? Because fezzes are cool.

That's Doctor Who, that is.
 Right, now that's got the attention of almost nobody, we may begin...

WELCOME TO
2011 TWO-IZZLE-OH-LIZ-EV-EN 2011
INTERNETS!

As is the custom for all blogs, everywhere, we humbly submit a list of self-promoting guff, taking the form of a blog-subject-matter-driven "New Year's Resolution" feature. As this blog's subject matter is generally a heady brew of bile, spite and dementia, readers should be warned that expectations of utility, or indeed legibility, are as unwise as they are unwarranted.

Presenting:

Your Haiku 2011 New Year Resolution List Solution
  1. Join more cults (both millenarian and celebrity, e.g. Church Of The Latter Day Kardashians)
  2. Discover a lost Amazonian tribe who communicate solely through the language... of love.
  3. Prove conclusively that hamsters, earthworms and glue can be jury rigged to make a Rat King (as depicted in that A-Team episode, you know the one)
  4. Dance, dance, wherever you may be.
  5. In alphabetical order, write a book about your favourite organs, starting with the appendix.
  6. Meet your heroes, the cast of cancelled NBC show, Heroes.
  7. Wear a fez.
  8. Start a beautiful friendship.
  9. Play it again, Sam.
  10. Compete in the upcoming Musical Reality Show Contest, Britain's Next Top-ol
  11. Topple a government, install a puppet ruler, help puppet ruler escape from inside a whale and become a real ruler.
  12. Learn to read palms.
  13. Learn to read.
  14. With the aid of the Black Arts, re-form the Jackson Five.
  15. Repeat ad infinitum.
We hope that you found this list useful - and who knows, it may have even triggered some thoughts for resolutions of your own! Just remember, everyone's resolutions must be unique. If there is evidence of any plagarism, we'll have to start the year all over again, with a maximum pass mark of 50%.

Happy New Year, you sons of motherless dogs!

2 comments:

  1. Did you write this whilst watching Casablanca? If so there is no excuse for the misquote "play it again Sam."

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  2. Surely everyone knows everyone knows "Play it again Sam" is a misquote - it's use must be assumed to be intentional, either as a trap to expose not-quite-film-buffy-enough film buffs, or as a reference to that Woody Allen movie. You know the one. Bananas.

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