• Edinburgh – cheese n burger

    Friday

    I had a “cheese n burger” for lunch today. It’s a cheeseburger but it’s dipped in batter and deep fried and put on a bun with brown sauce.

    I lost my wallet.

    I found it. It was under my bed.

    I saw girls in shiny jumpsuits like in “Cannonball Run” giving away soda.

    I saw a show today called “The Cat Must Die”. I wanted to like it because it was a Comedy/Musical. It had the ingredients for a good show:

    -a cat that drives a remote control car. The cat wasn’t real and not a puppet either.

    -God has a Scottish/Yiddish accent.

    -Stephen Hawking sings “I Got You Babe”

    -A pirate named Edgar Allen Poe

    -Underwater scientist who builds “clockwork Nazis” 50 ft tall out of glass. She is Hawking’s nemesis

    -The ultimate force of evil is a moustache.

    But I didn’t like it.

    There are fanny packs all over Europe. They don’t feel shame from the comics who scold them.

  • Edinburgh – Jerry Springer-The Opera

    Thursday

    I saw “Jerry Springer: The Opera”. It was good. It wasn’t just a gimmick winky. And if it was it was very well done.

    My favorite was the man/baby who sang “I just want to shit my pants”.

    I also liked the Jerry cam followed by the singing, dancing Ku Klux Klan. The singing was fucking good. The second half was a bit too much ridiculous with Jerry shot and sent to hell. I’d go see it again.

  • Wednesday, Yeovil

    We’re still stuck at this rest stop. Two girls in horse-riding pants put diesel in their car on accident.

    “Did you start it?”

    “No.”

    “Don’t. We’ll drain it in the garage.”

    I like girls in horse-riding pants. I like when girls dress like baseball players, too.

    I lived next door to a girl in high school who rode horses. She’d come out of the house in those tight pants and I’d stare at her from my window. She was hot. She was good friends with the girl I took to the homecoming dance. After we broke up, she would come over to her house and lay out in the backyard. I’d mow the lawn and pretend I wasn’t looking but it was hard. She loved metal and wore those flip over boots.