Prescient, Googling Li'l Ol' Me
Blog Post by June Casagrande - Dec.17.2008 - 11:32 am
Five days after I analyzed language trends to demonstrate the declining cultural impact of cocaine, the Los Angeles Times yesterday reported a decline in cocaine on U.S. streets. Yeah, I'm that good. So I'd also like to use my rare insights to predict that President Bush will be out of the White House by February and that Tom Cruise will fail to convince the world he's not a weenie.
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About June
June Casagrande was born in March and lives in a small house. She wrote a grammar/humor book called "Mortal Syntax" and, before that, one called "Grammar Snobs Are Great Big Meanies." She sincerely hopes you buy a million copies of each.
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My pernanent state of altered consciousness
Some people seem surprised when I tell them Lisa's Lament was written without any mind-altering chemicals, whatsoever. (Well, maybe a little too much caffeine.) Judge for yourself. :)
Lisa's Lament
So,
You woke up this morn with a hole in your head;
A bedpan was under your hips
A bouquet of I.V.’s was stuck in each vein
As slobber poured forth from your lips
You haven’t a clue how you got in this place;
Of your mind, you’ve long been bereft
Your name, once familiar, escapes you right now,
But take heart; we’ll work with what’s left
You say you were drinking some tea in L.A.;
That’s odd, ‘cuz they found you up here,
Wand’ring the tundra with nary a coat,
We’ll sort it all out, don’t you fear
You say you remember a jazz band that irked you,
And a purse of unusual skin,
And an odd little key made of brass, with a stamp
You found lying somewhere within
There there, little lady, you’ve had a rough day,
Don’t worry yourself so with that sighing
That bone-chilling feeling you’ve had all month long
Is just from those drugs we’ve been trying
So work with us child; we know what we’re doing
We’re physicians, of that be assured
If there’s anything left in the gourd on your shoulders
We’ll find it, and you will be cured
Or not.