Tag: dialog

  • No Way to Git Along

    – This ain’t no way to git along, Honey,
    no way to git along. There’s plenty’ll
    get in our way, Babe, so let’s git along.

    – Life’s no song and dance, it doesn’t
    rhyme, and it’s get not git.
    – Git is the cowboy variant.
    – I once knew a guy named Gil.
    – Was he a cowboy?
    – Cowboys spell same’s everybody
    else. You’re just a romantic fool.

    – Git along home, git along down
    the line, git to bed, git up and running
    coffee and runny scrambled eggs.
    Pull out a paper and jot this down,
    no way to git along, weary Deary,
    no way to get it all back home.

    – I ain’t no doggie and even if I was
    I don’t like to git get nor gat for
    that matter. And this singing
    cowboy gig of yours ain’t
    worth a saltine cracker
    in a bowl of filé gumbo.

    – This is no way to git along, my
    Shepherdess, no way to git along.
    Come ride with me and we’ll mend our
    fences and bring the doggies home.

  • Dialog in the Garden of Eden

    Eve: I’m bored.
    Adam: Let’s do something.
    Eve: There’s nothing to do.
    Adam: We could name some more animals.
    Eve: Oh, please.
    Adam: We could ask God what to do.
    Eve: I don’t think he likes me.
    Adam: You don’t know that.
    Eve: Do you want to go shopping?
    Adam: For what? We already have everything we need.
    Eve: Let’s go play with the animals.
    Adam: They make poor partners.
    Eve: Did you clean the kitty litter box this morning?
    Adam: Yes, and I have tilled the garden.
    Eve: Have you thought of a good name for me yet?
    Adam: We are innocent.
    Eve: How boring is that.
    Adam: We could pretend.
    Eve: Pretend what?
    Adam: Pretend that we are not innocent.
    Eve: Has God not forbidden pretension?
    Adam: God is full of flatulence.
    Eve: That big bang was sure something.
    Adam: We could dress up and go out.
    Eve: La-de-da.

  • Blog Post

    “Did you post something to your blog today?”

    “Did you post something to your blog today?”
    “I’m thinking of going horizontal.”
    “Really, and how was your day?”
    “Not bad. I escaped Twitter in the knick of time.”
    “What does “in the knick of time” mean, exactly?”
    “Sorry; comments off.”