Let's get small, I'm into bread. I love money, I love everything about...

[bridgit]

...money, I love to eat it. Money.
They say you can't take it with you? I'm taking it with me.

I'm into bread. I love bread.

I bought some pretty good stuff. Got me a $300 pair of socks. I got a fur sink. Oh, let's see...Electric dog polisher, that was a good one. Gasoline-powered turtleneck sweater.

And of course I've bought some dumb stuff too.

:rofl: :thumbsup:

[Orsino]

1. I had that entire album memorized back in the day. n/t

[bridgit]

2. "Whoa-ooh-whoa; Sammy Davis Jr personal friend of mine..."

:rofl: i love the plumber's convention bit too :rofl:

[bridgit]

3. small kick...

:kick:

[Maddy McCall]

4. Cat embezzlement.

I found out my cat was embezzling from me. Yeah, he'd go down to the mailbox, with his little arrow through the head on, cash my checks.....how did I know? I found a closet FULL of new cat toys....couldn't return them, they had cat spit all over 'em.

[Maddy McCall]

5. And my absolute favorite--because his narration gives strong visuals...

CRUEL SHOES!

Anna knew she had to have some new shoes today, and Carlo had helped her try on every pair in the store. Carlo spoke wearily, "Well, that's every pair of shoes in the place."

"Oh, you must have one more pair ..."

"No, not one more pair...Well, we have the cruel shoes, but no one would want..."

Anna interrupted, "Oh yes, let me see the cruel shoes!"

Carlo looked incredulous. "No, Anna, you don't understand, you see, the cruel shoes are..."

"Get them!"

Carlo disappeared into the back room for a moment, then returned with an ordinary shoebox. He opened the lid and removed a hideous pair of black and white pumps. But these were not an ordinary pair of black and white pumps; both were left feet, one had a right angle turn with seperate compartments that pointed the toes in impossible directions. The other shoe was six inches long and was curved inward like a rocking chair with a vise and razor blades to hold the foot in place. Carlo spoke hesitantly, "...Now you see why...they're not fit for humans..."

"Put them on me."

"But..."

"Put them on me!"

Carlo knew all arguments were useless. He knelt down before her and forced the feet into the shoes.

The screams were incredible.

Anna crawled to the mirror and held her bloody feet up where she could see.

"I like them."

She paid Carlo and crawled out of the store into the street.

Later that day, Carlo was overheard saying to a new customer, "Well, that's every shoe in the place. Unless, of course, you'd like to try the cruel shoes."