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Ultimately, Calloway would be betrayed by one of his closest followers, Vincent Van Gogh, who turned him in to the Romans, having blamed Calloway for the loss of his ear in the now infamous 'Salted Pork Incident'. His death now celebrated during Easter, where Van Gogh is represented as an egg-laying rabbit....probably due to the two perfect ears....take THAT Vincent!!
I for one refuse to give-in to these changes and hopes the world will join me today in celebrating this day properly by singing scat-carols around the Calloway Tree....except for
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Ok....most of you have heard the saying used a lot around this time of year, "When you hear a bell, an angel got it's wings!" This is all too true, but it's not the end of the story....just a tiny tidbit of what's really going on in the angelic order. There is a long list of signs given to us to let us know what's going on to God's winged servants. After years of research through many volumes of ancient text and exhausting interviews with eye-witnesses, I give you just a small part of the larger story...I hope it helps....uh....with your athlete's foot....or something.........uh, yeah.
- When your eyes water, an angel is crying.
- When you hear a sneeze, an angel gets the flu.
- When your nose starts running, an angel is out of toilet paper.
- When you hear a fart, an angel just lost it's wings.
- Everytime someone says "Holy Shit!", an angel shits itself.
- When you pay a cover at a bar and then immediately leave and ask for a refund, an angel asks another angel if it's mad at him repeatedly.
- When you hear someone yelling angrily in French, you are probably in
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- When you drop a dumpling on the floor, an angel ponders something intangible.
- When you run over a squirrel in your car, an angel gets the shit kicked out of him in some dive bar in
Dear Brooklyn, New York...
I give up, you win. I forfeit to you all remaining heart-friendly dark chocolates, and any ability to spell that I have remaining.
Please release your grip.
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