Pnårp’s November, 2005 blatherskite & twaddle

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A visit to Eigentoria

Emigrated on November 6, 2005

Stewing in my own juices

Brewed on November 13, 2005

My house burned down today

Incinerated on November 20, 2005

Dingleberry, hamster!

Cornpuffed for November 27, 2005

A visit to Eigentoria

Emigrated on November 6, 2005

Tags: feet, Alyssa Milano, eigen, gnomes, nose, porcupines, urine.

I’m going to Eigentoria, baby!

There aren’t any gnomes in Eigentoria—just eigenfactors, a small string of eigenfactories from one end of the country to the other, and, of course, eigenhouses, eigenstores, eigentheatres, eigenbuses and eigentrains. I arrived at the eigentrain station on Wednesday (the eigencalendars here call it Eigenday), quite eigentired from my eigentrip across the eigencountryside. I took an eigentaxi to the Eigen Hotel (an eigenhotel it was, naturally), checked in, and went up to my eigenroom in order to enjoy a quiet eigenevening perusing my eigenphotos of Alyssa Milano’s pretty eigenfeet. Fortunately, she still had all her little eigentoes in the photos—I was worried about this, seeing as how eigenfactors use a base-four eigencounting eigensystem, not base-five like all us normal non-eigen humans do.

The next day (also called Eigenday), I visited a small eigencafé called the Éigén Café, next to the Eigen Hotel. The eigencoffee tasted like an eigenhorse had eigenpeed in it, but the eigenbagels and eigenpastries were eigendelicious. The eigencroissants were only so-so, and the eigentruffles were eigenterrible. I met another eigenfactor in the Éigén Café; he was sitting at the eigentable next to my own.

“So, Mr. Årp, how do you like Eigentoria?” he asked me, eigencheerfully.

“It’s wonderful,” I eigenreplied, eigensmiling. “And that Eigen Hotel is the best I’ve ever been to. This little café here is quite eigennice, too.”

He asked me if I had visited (he called it an “eigenvisit,” although I don’t know why; that’s a pretty stupid word if you ask me) the local eigenfactory in order to watch new eigenfactors being eigenfabricated by millions of impoverished Guatemalan immigrants, and if I planned on taking an eigentour around the Eigenmarina, or planned to visit the eigenshopping eigendistrict while here. I told him yes—eigenyes. That all sounded like fun, so I eigenplanned to do it all at once (“eigentaneously”), later that Eigenday, or perhaps the day after (also Eigenday). But before I could leave the Éigén Café, he asked me the following eigenquestion that I shall never forget as long as I eigenlive:

“Have you seen the eigengnomes yet?”

“Eigenwhat?” I asked back, my eyes eigenwidening.

“Eigengnomes, dear boy. They’re everywhere, you know. Eigenhere, eigenthere—you’ll eigenmeet them eventually.”

“Eigenwhat!? I eigenshouted, slithering lithe porcupines from my pores eigennervously. I started to eigenshake.

Eigengnomes, of course. What, you didn’t eigenthink there was a place in the whole eigenworld where there weren’t gnomes, did you?” He eigenlaughed lightly, drawing an eigenvector on my nose with a felt-tip marker in order to drive home the eigenpoint.

“Uhhh… I mean, uhh… well, I thought that, uuhhhhhhh… waaaa, waaaaa, wa-wa-wa, wow, wowow, wooow… wakka, weeple, weeple… wooooozle! Wing ding dong, ding dong, dung… doooooo!!!!” I eigenscreamed, eigenpanicking, as I fell to the eigenfloor of the eigencafé, eigenconvulsing and eigenpissing my pants.

Eigengnomes!!!!

I ended up spending the rest of my visit to Eigentoria in an eigenhospital, cross-eyed and whistling “Eigendixie.”

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Stewing in my own juices

Brewed on November 13, 2005

Tags: feet, Alyssa Milano, Adolf Hitler, George Armstrong Custer, Carpathian Mountains, dogs, eigen, gnomes, pi, semper sic tyrannis, smurfs.

Great Custer’s ghost! Great Eigencuster’s ghost! I almost forgot about Hitler again this week, and semper sic tyrannis, too! Those are too important to forget—especially now that 666 is really 616, pi is really 3.15, and 1-800-CALL-ATT is the same as *69!

The garden gnomes are gone once again; once again they’ve left me alone to stew in my own juices in a small kettle mounted on the top of my ponderously large cast-iron stove. They flushed themselves down the toilet, one by one, laughing and giggling, snorting and snorkeling, sniggering and snickering as they jumped in, reverse, inverse, and converse, each and every of them. (They look like smurfs, but pinker, you know that?) All gone. All gone. I hope they don’t come back, but I know they will—they infest my home, my life, and this entire website: They infest it like a giant mound of bumblebees trapped in a termite mound under an anthill.

I suppose my only hope now is Alyssa Milano slathered in catsup and riding barefoot on the back of a Carpathian Yapping Hound.

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My house burned down today

Incinerated on November 20, 2005

Tags: death, dingleberries, eigen, fez, gnomes, hamsters, rat-fighting contest, Sicily.

My house burned down today, with me in it. I almost died. I almost die a lot, you know that? Hamster, dingleberry…

I think the gnomes did it. It was either the eigengnomes, having followed me home from Eigentoria, or perhaps that lone Westphalian Schmongeling Gnome I saw hiding under the carapace near my prehensile couch cushions. “Can you hear me now!?” To make matters worse, when they flushed themselves last week, they stole my fez, along with the new fedora I’d thought I had lost in a drainpipe. I’m sad… very sad. They don’t hold rat-fighting contests in Sicily anymore; where am I going to get another maroon fez?

Dingleberry, dingleberry, dingleberry, hamster!

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Dingleberry, hamster!

Cornpuffed for November 27, 2005

Tags: dingleberries, hamsters.

Dingleberry, dingleberry, dingleberry, hamster!

Dingleberry, dingleberry, dingleberry, hamster!!

Dingleberry, dingleberry, dingleberry—hamster!!!

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