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Finding Monkey in a Trouser Pocket That You'd Forgotten About

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Finding Monkey in a Trouser Pocket That You'd Forgotten About

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Slightly less impractical than finding money on your pocket when you’ve bearly enough for your bus fair, but marginally more entertaining.

And dangerous.

 

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markster
markster posted about 1 year ago

Is that a song lyric? For the life of me, I’m flummoxed…

NomiLove
NomiLove posted about 1 year ago

That song is genius! I’m still laughing…. :D

-bailey-
-bailey- posted about 1 year ago

Further proof that SoMI is made of win and good.

Pincita Lopez
Pincita Lopez posted about 1 year ago

I once put a monkey in my pocket and forgot all about it for quite a while.

I was playing Monkey Island and was Guybrush Treepwood, of course.

Vano
Vano posted about 1 year ago

More Monkey Island! I love it! Too bad my copy of the first one is messed up.

There should be a forum for the word “flummoxed”.

This might be a monkey: http://youtube.com/watch?v=aCZx5-b9tlE

Finrod
Finrod posted about 1 year ago

This reminds me of a typo in the programme to a Christmas church service I was once involved in; one of the bible readings was entitled:

'Seventh Lesson: The Shepherds Go To The Manager.'

Lilybert
Lilybert posted about 1 year ago

rotfl!!

NomiLove
NomiLove posted about 1 year ago

Ah, Finrod! :D (And don’t you love it when you find those sorts of things? Best kind of serendipity.)

Finrod
Finrod posted about 1 year ago

Actually, the Head pointed it out in his opening speech... his secretary (responsible for typing it, in pre-computer days) kept her head down for weeks.

 

I myself much preferred the time, somewhat later, when I managed to insert into the school magazine a sly reference to being entertained in a Hong Kong restaurant (We had strong connections to Hong Kong at that time) named 'Il Casino.'

"I wonder how many parents speak Italian..." I wondered in print.

It turned out none did. 'Casinó' [accent on last syllable] means 'casino'.

'Casino' [accent on 2nd syllable] means 'brothel'.

I should add that I was wined and dined well. And went back to the hotel.

 

Alone.

Finrod
Finrod posted about 1 year ago

Somebody added Simon and Garfunkel's 'Bride Over Troubled Water' to bestuff the other day.