If Krystal Ball from MSNBC had married one of the men from the Saks Fifth Ave. stores…
Her name would be Krystal Ball-Saks.
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I thought you guys were referring to
Honoré de Balzac
and just didn’t know how to spell his last namew.
BTW –
‘When women love us, they forgive us everything, even our crimes; when they do not love us, they give us credit for nothing, not even our virtues.”
Read more at http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/h/honore_de_balzac.html#XeuxsTHDjRk59Cuc.99
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How are those balls, Zack?
That is some deep stuff.
Sigh…you boys and your junior high humor… Oh, by the by, I did get a chance to go check out your 3 Little Pigs story at the other blogsite. Pretty darn funny. Good modern take on the whole series of events and definitely quite plausible not to mention very readable. The Cinderella one, on the other hand, could have done with a good ‘grown up’ editing eye. The take on that story wasn’t bad but the persistant blatant use of quite crass vulgarity makes for a pretty off-putting read. Sigh again. If you guys really want to be commercial, and not in a strictly ‘hide the comic inside a book’, teenage boy genre use the sex in a more subtle alluded to manner rather than a spell it all out and say it all manner. People have pretty good imaginations and will go where you lead them…you don’t have to bludgeon them with specifics that will also lose you potential readers.
I tied to strike the balance of a grown up story with a twist… and a lesson. Doing blatant is too easy. And on my blog I try to keep it a family show but still aim for all levels of maturity. Not as easy as it sounds.
And you succeeded…as I said, you did a good job of it and it was fresh and enjoyable.
mmmmm fresh… I keep all my thoughts in little Tupperware containers.
If they had a daughter who married the son of Anthony Weiner, she’s be Susie Ball-Saks Weiner
or Susie Weiner Ball-Saks. Now we need to fit Butkis the football player in somehow. I see a Dick Wiener Ball-Saks Butkis coming… ha!
And Harry, Shaver and Allcock. And Adolph Oliver Bush.
I do so enjoy our weird little word play games.
Let’s face it, having the last name Saks almost makes anything work. Our last names for example could work.
I guess you got me there.
Even Goldman Sachs is funny.