Episode #5032
Days until contract expiration: 547
Sign-offs
"Cirque de so long sucker." - Rifftrax
Boners (brought to you by salad and garlic fries and a chicken wing)
1. "Those Cats Are Just Asleep": A Brooklyn land-lord is being sued for harassment after he hid a bag of dead cats in the apartment building in order to force the tenants to move out.
2. "Hand over the stick Gramps": A 78-year-old British man was forced to turn over his walking stick to police officers after they claimed the support device was a potentially "offensive weapon." The older gentleman was attempting to attend a seminar while a nearby protest was in progress. Some officers enforcing the peaceful nature of the protest, in full SWAT equipment, surrounded the older man and demanded he hand over the stick. He was given a receipt with which to request return of the item, but police had misplaced it in the meantime.
3. "I Needed That Foot For Training Purposes": A Florida EMT found a crash victim's severed foot, and kept the body part in order to train his cadaver sniffing dogs.
The stick-stealing police are Boners of the Day.
Quick Summary
Most people don't actually attend the cremation of a body, and there's a reason; it's boring. The mortuary in Ogden had installed a brand new "retort" (furnace), but hadn't even had time to put in furniture. It was a quick and solem service for Bill's brother. An uncle said a prayer, and a friend read a very nice poem he had written. Then they use a gurney and a little cardboard roller to move the body inside the retort, and that was it, really. Bill, being Bill, was somewhat curious about some of the inner workings of the cremation process. He wondered if smoke ever came billowing out the top of the chimney? No sir. There a laser in the chimney that zaps any particles that try to escape throught the top. High tech.
Since Kerry was in Disneyland for his birthday, he went to City Hall and was given a birthday pin with his name on it. Every where he and Sue went, various 'cast members' would wish Kerry a happy birthday. It really began to annoy Sue. It wasn't until the elderly cast-member on the Finding Nemo ride wished "Kenny" a happy birthday that the pin finally came off.
Days until contract expiration: 547
Sign-offs
"Cirque de so long sucker." - Rifftrax
Boners (brought to you by salad and garlic fries and a chicken wing)
1. "Those Cats Are Just Asleep": A Brooklyn land-lord is being sued for harassment after he hid a bag of dead cats in the apartment building in order to force the tenants to move out.
2. "Hand over the stick Gramps": A 78-year-old British man was forced to turn over his walking stick to police officers after they claimed the support device was a potentially "offensive weapon." The older gentleman was attempting to attend a seminar while a nearby protest was in progress. Some officers enforcing the peaceful nature of the protest, in full SWAT equipment, surrounded the older man and demanded he hand over the stick. He was given a receipt with which to request return of the item, but police had misplaced it in the meantime.
3. "I Needed That Foot For Training Purposes": A Florida EMT found a crash victim's severed foot, and kept the body part in order to train his cadaver sniffing dogs.
The stick-stealing police are Boners of the Day.
Quick Summary
Most people don't actually attend the cremation of a body, and there's a reason; it's boring. The mortuary in Ogden had installed a brand new "retort" (furnace), but hadn't even had time to put in furniture. It was a quick and solem service for Bill's brother. An uncle said a prayer, and a friend read a very nice poem he had written. Then they use a gurney and a little cardboard roller to move the body inside the retort, and that was it, really. Bill, being Bill, was somewhat curious about some of the inner workings of the cremation process. He wondered if smoke ever came billowing out the top of the chimney? No sir. There a laser in the chimney that zaps any particles that try to escape throught the top. High tech.
Since Kerry was in Disneyland for his birthday, he went to City Hall and was given a birthday pin with his name on it. Every where he and Sue went, various 'cast members' would wish Kerry a happy birthday. It really began to annoy Sue. It wasn't until the elderly cast-member on the Finding Nemo ride wished "Kenny" a happy birthday that the pin finally came off.
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