Once upon a time in Chicago there was a young man named Johnny Red Kerr who was a very good basketball player. Although everyone believed he would take the Chicago Bulls far, his first love, the one that really mattered, was dancing the samba.
Even as a marine, Kerr could never let go of the thrill he felt whenever someone put on some samba music, he would smile, sometimes only to himself and then nod to the beat, and before anyone knew it, he was sambaing around the marine barracks. This he did for love. The adoption of the Sussex spaniel (winner of the Westminster Dog Show) he did for the admiration of Lauren Lask. When he lived at home, his four brothers they would always laugh at his samba dancing (they did not have music in their cruel hearts) and at one point made a video in which they titled 'Jeremy Lask Video' so that Lauren's husband, I mean brother, would have a giggle as well.
To insure that the video didn't fall into the wrong hands, Kerr gave Jeremy Lask a pomegranate phone. Unfortunately, after the gift of the phone, the Sussex spaniel he had purchased to impress Lauren Lask was run over (more like dragged four blocks, to finally lrest, permanently one can imagine, in front of an Olive Garden) by a driver of a fuel efficient car, mere hours after the dog won at Westminster. The irony was that the Sussex spaniel was run over by a PETA organizer wearing a KKK robe who was at the show to prove a point about animal cruelty. Kerr lucked into of ownership of a another dog, an affenpinscher, although he was unsure what the hell it was. His other choices were a Tibetan mastiff with a hearing problem or a Brussels griffon with a bald spot and surgically enhanced balls.
Sadly, the affenpinscher didn't last very long either, Demetri Martin ran it over in his environmentally responsible automobile - he was dressed as a PETA Westminster protester dressed as clansman dressed as the Fourth Earl of Penbrook...or at least that was he said, the truth was that he had a hot date with Kelly Clarkson (word on the street was that she dug men dressed as PETA protesters, dressed as clansmen, dressed as English Earls). Martin was in a hurry because Clarkson and he were going to rush home to goof on the Nadia Octuplets.
In the middle of writing this I have discovered that Jeremy Lusk was a freestyle motocross athlete who died from head injuries. So my thoughts are with him and his family. If you can't tell yet, I'm writing a story involving SEO (Search Engine Optimizer). I'm changing his, and his wife's, last name to Lask.
Martin felt so bad that he ran over Kerr's affenpinscher, that he invited Kerr to join Kelly and him for a quiet evening of clan robe wearing, popcorn munching, and watching the mother of the octuplets interview. Instead their plans were derailed by a tornado warning and a phone call from Princess RiRi, to tell Martin something very private. While Martin talked to Rihanna, Clark and Kerr amused themselves by reading back issues of the Sports Illustrated Swim Suit Edition searching by the off chance that Rihanna's picture would be in it. Alas, they found no pictures of Rihanna.
Afterwards, Clark and Martin made brownies while Kerr danced the samba, a forbidden version, for them. Later, on the recommendation of Chuck Manigone, they all watched 'Enchanted April'. Kerr couldn't help it, he wept at the end.
Sarah Palin, abortion, and tofu. ☺☻
Westerfield © 2009




Comments: 29
Now there's a combination for you, lol.
Barbara, it does that. I know it’s weird. I think views are calculated on a timer, like every five minutes it updates. I don’t know. I have no idea why ‘Enchanted April’ was a Google trend. They are interesting to view and bring to mind the famous quote in the classic 80’s film, ‘Valley Girl’, “That was so five minutes ago.”
Here is the hook up to Google trends.
http://google.com/trends
I'm done with confessions.
I'm glad at least the saga of the Sussex spaniel's birth certificate and its validity is over, along with the scandal of the Muslim Tibetan mastiff. We'll all sleep better tonight.
Yes, Kris the saga over the spaniel's birth certificate almost played a huge part of this story...wait, there was a scandal over that bitch's birth? You see, I paid attention to the Google trends I just didn't read them in detail.
Sue*, yes, it will be interesting, although I suspect the title for this article might not be the hook I was intending. 'I Hope You Dance' was one of the hot trends, apparently 'American Idol' had a show involving it.
PS. Thank you for posting to this group whose only purpose is to thank you for posting to this group.
Some people, for whom I will now have no use when the competition gets started, actually chose to sing that wretched, damnable, putrid, brain-cell-hammering, get-knocked-up-after-the-senior-prom anthem last night. I could hate the song more, but it'd have to be remade by Britney Spears first.
Extra....Extra.....Read all about it.........
My lord, lisa, this is art.
This is what the Internet's BRAIN looks like when dreaming.
BTW, I’m not just trying to butter you’re a$$ because you thanked me for posting to a group that serves no other purpose but posting to your group – I really meant it.
Kris, oh hell, will you still be my friend if I admit that I actually like that song – song in its original version. I don’t watch American Idol but I can imagine how that song was slaughtered. It is the sort of tune that tends to take on a life of itself. Remember that Debbie Boone song? Wait, remember Bet Midler’s ‘The Rose’? Remember how ever deaf person in America would do their sign language interpretation of that melody. The Debbie Boone song was ‘You Light Up My Life’. Damn, now that song will be playing in my head all day.
Double damn.
Hey! Nippy, I got a tip of your head! What a wonderful thing to read about first thing in the morning.
Captain Ken, thank you. It does read as a bit of an acid dream. Most people know I really love pop culture, but this is so pop culture that I have no idea who the ‘four brothers’ are.
Ron, thankfully it starts to make sense or you would just think I was off my meds. (The fact is that I don’t even have meds, so reading this as is would be an indication that I would need some.)
Sonia, isn’t that great? Just in time for Valentine’s Day too!
Bart, I think I just may needlepoint this story onto a throw pillow along with your brilliant comment.
CC, very much so. You can imagine my chagrin when I found out that Lusk had died. I didn’t know what to do. I was too far into this piece to rewrite it and too invested in the project to completely trash it. Stupid motorcycles killed Lusk and almost ruined a good half hour writing session!
This was an interesting read. Extremely surreal.