Iagoville
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| Iagoville is a small town in Northwestern Whatever, founded by some fellow who had a deep appreciation of Othello -- initially naming his only child "Honest Iago" until uncountable flurries of punching caused him to reconsider, rechristening his boy "Poopster Den", after the Math Rock band founded nearly a hundred years later in the same town, immediatley following the delighful coronation of birds, as painted by Max Ernst in a profoundly autonomic manner, indeed. | Iagoville is a small town in Northwestern Whatever, founded by some fellow who had a deep appreciation of Othello -- initially naming his only child "Honest Iago" until uncountable flurries of punching caused him to reconsider, rechristening his boy "Poopster Den", after the Math Rock band founded nearly a hundred years later in the same town, immediatley following the delighful coronation of birds, as painted by Max Ernst in a profoundly autonomic manner, indeed. | ||
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| + | In a short lived attempt at securing a pilot episode of "Crappy Surroundings, Crappy Peephole", Jonathan Trenchwheat ate five hot peppers at a complete stranger's house -- only to sink deeper into melancholy! | ||
Revision as of 11:54, 25 Feb 2005
Iagoville is a small town in Northwestern Whatever, founded by some fellow who had a deep appreciation of Othello -- initially naming his only child "Honest Iago" until uncountable flurries of punching caused him to reconsider, rechristening his boy "Poopster Den", after the Math Rock band founded nearly a hundred years later in the same town, immediatley following the delighful coronation of birds, as painted by Max Ernst in a profoundly autonomic manner, indeed.
Desiderata
In a short lived attempt at securing a pilot episode of "Crappy Surroundings, Crappy Peephole", Jonathan Trenchwheat ate five hot peppers at a complete stranger's house -- only to sink deeper into melancholy!
