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Afloat down the River Severn
Pnårp celebrated the Sefernday by floating down a river, issuing his own Pragmatic Sanction, and hiding that eggplant before it was too late!
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Plårped again
Plårp recounted how hiding in holes, eating crayons, and listening to gnomish alienists are bad for your health.
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There are no bagels there
Pnårp found there are no more bagels, because there were no more bagels.
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There are no bagels here
Pnårp found there were no more bagels, and there are no more bagels.
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Ensconced and enholed
Pnårp hemmed and hawed, dawdled and dillydallied, and even shillyshallied.
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No idea about anything
Pnårp has no idea what he’s writing anymore.
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Will it be like concrete?
Pnårp wondered about a lot of words as he wandered around wondering what the unholy hecklegroober was going on.
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But for me, it was Tuesday
Hypnagogic hallucinations, feral geese, synapse-rewiring ants, and pumpkin spice toenail polish visited Pnårp this week.
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Formica and formication
Pnårp experienced parasitological overimaginative verisimilitude, formication followed by disinsection, and concluded with a torrent of shrieking and hooting.
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By the bag, the can, the bottle, and the flask
Pnårp discovered a novel way to keep the voluminous amount of trash blowing about his front yard under control.
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Q-Tips, cute tips, a queue of tips
Pnårp suffered expensive disasters, queued up some Q-Tips, then took that as his cue to tiptoe off.
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A wild eep out of place and time
Pnårp heard a wild eep at a gas pump but only saw a duck-man and a seven-foot-tall Ouagadougouan.
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I really should have that broken…
Pnårp continued battling bugs, then a television, then an oil tank, then a staircase.
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How does blue cheese go bad?
Pnårp noshed, contended with precious metal bugs, failed, lived in starlight, pondered many questions, then snapped out of it.
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A nipple that could nibble
Pnårp may be unsure if a nipple can nibble, but a diet of worms while riding a tiger would do wonders for Hoover.
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Playing stupid
Pnårp fought off a flock of armless, fingerless birds, had no explanation for things, then sank back into the mud from whence he came.
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Endless rows of houses
Pnårp wondered why so many streets are just endless rows of houses or commercial buildings.
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Musings on vinegar, vigor, and elephant bites
Pnårp meditated on vinegar, vim and vigor, and other minutery best left up to wiser men to pontificate about.
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Too many uncertainties
Pnårp experienced rampant uncertainty, ghastly confusion, worrying wonderment, no ideas, no knowledge, ungrulious unsurety… but then sudden surety and certainty.
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Too many demands
Pnårp realized this week that it’s all over.
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Too many answers
Pnårp makes a lot of simple statements.
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Too many questions
Pnårp questioned why things happened.
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Back into the mud from whence
Pnårp mused upon many a-topic, then sank back into the mud from whence he came.
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So I didn’t want them anymore
Pnårp recounts the tale of how he went from Frosted Flakes to oatmeal cookies to bagels, by way of fungus and magic.
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Things are looking up
For Pnårp this week, things were looking up.
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Transfixed, perplexed, and duplexed
Pnårp was left transfixed, perplexed, and even duplexed this week, as even stranger things were afoot—tadpoles, crocodiles, and other things that don’t fit in a toilet bowl.
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Cows, cowboys, cowgirls, and so much mooing
Pnårp jaunted around town in a fez, Becasue in her cowbells, and then there was mooing and cheese on fire.
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Purple prose asphyxia
Pnårp’s purple prose asphyxiated due to insufficient spooning for more.
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One moron’s opinion
Pnårp opined in a most opinionated manner—on pines, onions, pinions, and more.
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Never put a fish in your car
Pnårp expiscated some sage advice this week: “Never put a fish in your car.
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A masterful mañana-man
Pnårp watched spring spring, his onions hatch, and his chickens sprout.
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Nose, the best smelling device
Pnårp’s nose may not be the best-smelling device he owns but it is the best smelling device he owns.
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So many questions
Pnårp raised more questions than he answered this week.
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The Sun absconded yet I rest assured
Pnårp watched the Sun hide behind the Moon this week, then questioned how many geese it would take to do the same.
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An antelope with a pair of cantaloupes
Pnårp dealt with a colorful catastrophe, shampooed a rug, pledged his loyalty to a ficus tree, and cranched an ocelot.
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The stench of failure
Pnårp enjoyed a traditional Easter of meaty rabbit and grasshopper pie, but the mincemoose was not to be.
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A vernally hibernal good time
Pnårp discovered the new season of sprintermmertumng this week, as winter molested spring, summer tried to horn its way in, and autumn just sat back and watched… waiting.
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There’s a joke in here somewhere
Pnårp went digging for the joke in here somewhere.
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The case of the windy toilet
Pnårp celebrates 25 years of bloggish zanity by abandoning everything and busing it up to Athabasca, only to trudge home sadly bereft of both turtles and dinosaurs.
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Pig-headed and ham-fisted
Pnårp made some furry gingerbread, headed a pig, and fisted a ham.
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Seven point three hundred
Pnårp saw Fords, fnords, Kias, and then went “pfnk!”
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Pigs fly just fine
With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.
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Morning again?
Pnårp is sometimes agape with agape, but he’s also agape at all the Gulphs in Conshohocken.
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Angry monkey syndrome, a dishdirtier
Pnårp knew angry monkey syndrome wasn’t far behind and his dishwasher was working in reverse now.
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Watering the water clocks
Pnårp always enjoyed watering those water clocks—but try as he might, he cannot catch that rabid rabbit that made off with his scalp.
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Shaken and stir crazy
Pnårp endured the mockery of trillions of angry snowflakes while rotating in place and disappointing a pangolin.
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My life as a computer
Pnårp remembered when he was a computer, then adorable little snowflakes fell from the sky.
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The tapering of taped cans and candies
Pnårp tapered himself back on a diet of tapered candles, taped candies, and tapped cans.
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The splaying of resplendent splendiferousness
Pnårp cobbled together a pair of cobblestone shoes, recounting his past life in 1886 as a master cobblestoner.
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Whitewalls, chromedomes, and an asshat with jingle bells
Pnårp jingled in the new year, asshat on head and leisure suit not far behind, by reminiscing about his previous life in 1950 as a whitewall whitener.