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Moving Bowels - May 23, 2005

Oh brother. Most all of us have been ill at one time or another and some of us, myself included, have been sick enough that we had to spend some time in a hospital.

 

It's no secret that I hate doctors and more specifically general, I hate the entire medical profession. It's a racket and when someone pulls out their insurance card it's like blowflies to a dead carcass - they all want to get into the act and suck some of that delicious, mouth watering money out of the insurance companies which eventually comes out of your and my pocket books. And shit! They can't figure out what's wrong with the runaway cost of medical care.

 

But get this! These medical professionals spend thousands of dollars going to school to receive a piece of paper that allows them to PRACTICE medicine. I know when I have to practice something it's because I suck at it and I need a lot of help.

 

With all that knowledge and assumed debt, the best any of them can do when you are sick and throwing up is ask you when the last time was you had a bowel movement. I think it is their solution to everything. Perhaps we should gather up all the terrorists in the world and give them all an enema. Maybe that will cure that problem too.

 

So, take my advice. The next time you go to see your doctor or are admitted to a hospital or similar establishment, save yourself some time and money and tell them first thing when the last time was you had a dump. They won't know what to do next.

Mainard True

 

On Bullshit - May 16, 2005

Have you seen Harry Frankfurt's new book that is currently #6 on the New York Times Bestseller list? Frankfurt is an Ivy League College professor who is attempting to theorize about the art of bullshitting. It is all the rage and everyone is talking about it - well mostly about bullshit.

This world humors the hell out of me. Bullshitters used to be societal outcasts and no one wanted to be around one and now it seems a bullshitter is finding a place of high esteem in our society - go figure.

It now appears that if one plans on "getting ahead" or "making it to the top", they better takes some serious lessons on bullshitting. The first lesson it appears is to learn what "impresses" people the most about bullshitting and it appears to be those who can say a whole lot using confusing words and not saying anything BUT the key here is to sound convincing. Once you've got that down, the world should be yours for the taking.

Mainard True

 

Out of Commission - May 14, 2005

My apologies for not being active on my blog for a month now. I just got out of the hospital with back problems and some complications but I am on the mend now and should be spending a bit more time on my site for your entertainment. Talk again soon!

Mainard True

 

Not So Friggin Funny - April 14, 2005

It's not been so funny here at Laugh Maine of late as I have some serious back pains etc. that is literally sending a pain up my ass, through my hip and down my leg. The only other ass ache I can think of that might top that at this moment in time is April 15th.

 

Screwed Up Big Time - April 2, 2005

 

You might find this hard to believe but April Fool's Day came and went without the slightest hint of a practical joke on my part. I can't believe it either. I must be slipping or getting old or something. I guess I am going to have to somehow make up for this!

Mainard True

 

The Sound of Music - March 29, 2005

We all want spring so badly. We exchange one ass ache for another. Snow and cold for black flies and mosquitoes. Read this and while trying to make sense of it, sing the words to the sound of music. For you damned critics, I didn't compose all the stanzas and choruses as they were performed in the musical - ppppppffffffffffffffffftttttttttttttttttttt!!!!!!!

 

The hills are alive with sound of mosquitoes

Their wings beat so fast, you can hear them scream

I go to the hills cause I am so stupid

With my deep woods off I still bleed.

 

My ankles they itch they crawl up my pants

God knows what they're looking for.

Then one bites my arm and one sucks my neck

But I love the outdoors.

 

I spread some more fly dope all over my skin

They say it won't hurt you

But I doubt they care

My blood's getting low so I better go now

Before I lose my mind!

Mainard True

 

I'm Reminded of Potholes - March 28, 2005

With the talk of spring in the air, I am reminded as we all are each day we drive around, about potholes. With the rattling of my pea brain each time I hit a hole in which I wonder if there is a bottom, I recall a short little ditty I heard one time a long time ago. I guess one of the reasons I remember it is because it describes most of us Mainers quite accurately.

 

After reading it and you still think it doesn't apply to you, run out into the middle of U.S. Route 2 the next time a semi tractor trailer comes by and do us all a favor. Or just go back to Taxachussets. It goes something like this:

One day I went out the door and I walked down the street.

I saw a big hole in the street and I fell into it.

The next day, I went out the same door and walked down the same street.

I saw the same hole and I tried to go around it.

I fell into it.

The next day, I went out the same door and walked down the same street.

I saw the same hole and I tried to jump over it.

I fell into it.

The next day, I went out the same door and took a different street.

Mainard True

 

 

 
 

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