A catalogue of Pavarotti

If in doubt – words.

After incomprehensibility, incomprehensibility (incomprehensibility etc. as far as the eye can't see).


Sentient, Stupid and Semolina – and >>PROUD<< of it!

"Life with Pavarotti"
        by Mrs Pavarotti

"My friend Luciano Pavarotti"
        Robert Ugi

"Luciano Pavarotti – never heard of him"
        Reg Wood

"Luciano Pavarotti – the fat Italian singer"
        Arthur Scargill

"Luciano Pavarotti – the successful guide to dieting"
        L. Pavarotti


"Luciano Pavarotti – his gerbils"
        A. N. Lunatic

"Luciano Pavarotti – his lunatic"
        Any gerbils?

Sebastian the Steamroller

"Sebastian the Steamroller"

Sebastian the Steamroller
Flattened people
He flattened the vicar
And the steeple
He flattened the choir who were singing vespers,
Bankers, nannies and all-in wrestlers
He flattened fifty hell's-angels too
When he was bored and had nothing to do.
And he flattened drunks and louts in lists
And sometimes New Historicists;
He flattened Monists, plumbers, Unitarians
Empiricists, fish and vegetarians
Birdwatchers, Trekkies and Anneka Rice
(Although he thought she was rather nice)
And bananas, biologists, bigots, Mancunians
And most of the members of several Trade Unions
He flattened the Women's Institute
And all of their knitting as well, to boot
He flattened the professor of Old Icelandic
And everyone else who could understand it
And almost all of the cast of "Willow"
But he couldn't squash Arnie the Armadillo.

Arnie faced him, guns a-blazing
As he finished off a bloke selling double-glazing
The fashion for flatness's days were over
When Arnie wasted Sebastian the Steamroller
Sebastian's luck ran out at last – er
When he squashed Arnie's bomb made of sticking plaster
And curry and string and several figs
Blancmange and words and orange twigs
And several songs Terry Wogan sang
Which was the bit that made it go BANG!
For Sebastian ran over Arnie's bomb
Which blew the whole (con)text to kingdom come.

Moral: never mix blancmange and curry.

Bernie the Bat

"Bernie the Bat"

Bernie the Bat
was as flat
as a mat
because he used a steamroller
for a hat.

Arnie the Armadillo

Arnie the armadillo, the lovable children's character, was a bit fed up. "I want to break out of children's TV and books, and to cut a new identity for myself," he mused. And so he did – on the next Blue Peter he ate the presenters (much against his better – herbivorous – nature) and three children, as well as a camera. But this last proved to be his undoing, since he failed to digest and died as a result.

Moral: people taste better than cameras, but you're better off being a vegetarian. Oh yes, and don't be an armadillo.

They called him Arnie – and he had a TV camera stuck in his chest.

Next... Bernie the bat!

Hipporhinostricow

{An antenna-headed person – with huge clown feet and a triangular body with the letter Q on it – stands with their impossibly long and twisty wirelike arms outstretched. The end of one arm is a lit fuse. The person says "hipporhinostricow".}

And the Albanian Sausage Corporation will be back on your screams in December (shiver).

[Alf, the vorglic shiver-floth – aaghh, it's... Nostalgia!]

But now on Channel Nought, it's time for more goings-on down under in Slimy Pong.

Let's welcome your ghost,
        Henryyyyy <snortysniff>.

Slip-ups in the ethereal

2 spellos in 3 pages – not ++ good.
    (here, were...)
before they were condemned to a
pickle of violence:
nincompoops
nincombobulationary – see "armadillo-vat"

For other and less exemplarisings,
please shout to the many for only
it can reveal.
Ode to a Greasy Urn.
Old socks in cold coffee.
Full flavour forty rose the fifth hungred.

(Excerpts from mad™ scholar's latest fragment compilation – collect the lot, one inside every packet of Sicko Flodges – "Several Seminal Slip-Ups in the Ethereal").

My God – he's been away TOO long...

Disclaimers

Expression is a two-edged fish. (Heraclitus)

It is sensible, but not profound, to believe in gravity.

The unrecognisability of the characters in fictions may, or may not, indicate that they are not allegorical at all.
Shut up.

"The reductive planks and decks of the fundamentally erroneous, in excess of ideas, clearly remain to be deconstructed."

or,

"Work that one out."

{The letter B, then a scene of seagulls and a sailboat bobbing on the liquid contained in the letter U}


{The whole is enclosed in a speech bubble that emanates from a tiny stinking creature, labelled "NOWWHATTIAN BOGHOG (q.v.)"}

Still completely other