Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 February 2015

Seriously I can't draw Craig Charles

Do you ever look back on something you have said and think "I'm pretty sure that sentence has never been said by anyone ever" ? 


I love when that happens. You feel like you have created something unique, and you now win at language and have earned yourself a bounty bar (bounty bars are the perfect prize treat to keep around because nobody else likes bounty bars). That is also exactly the sort of tiny victory that I need to convince myself that I have had a productive day.


It has to be unintentional as well. You couldn't just blurt out "I am going to Canada those curtains with face BBQ" otherwise you would quickly run out of bounty.


If you are a Canadian reader (apparently I have one..... who are you?) and you understood that sentence, I assure you that in the UK at least, it makes no sense.


So today I got my bounty bar for saying the words "Ugh, now I have to go and try to draw Craig Charles"


And I am pretty confident that has never been said. Unless he has a fan club somewhere with reluctant artists.


If you don't know who Craig Charles is. Firstly that amuses me to no end, as I am going to try and bring up Craig Charles as much as possible. Secondly, he looks very little like this:




It's a marshmallow frog....





Wednesday, 21 January 2015

A Game of Shark

Who needs board games or video games when you can just imagine things and laugh at them?


I give you the game of SHARK!


[Note: I did not create this game, nor do I know who did, it was introduced to me by a friend who had it introduced to them. I assume this chain continues back to the first caveman with a film collection and a grasp of the word shark. Bless that man]


The object of the game is to cause as much laughter as possible by taking the name of a film and replacing a single word with the word 'shark', and then imagining how hilariously strange the resulting film would be. This has been tried with many words but trail and error has confirmed that indeed 'shark' is the funniest. 


You can give multiple outcomes of using shark in a film, it is amazing how varied a result you will get.


For example:


'Forrest Shark' is a horror film following a group of scouts who are one by one hunted down by a bloodthirsty monster. This turns out to be a Forrest Shark, a monstrous shark which grew legs and took to the trees because of global warming.


Whereas 'Shark Gump' is a charming and heart-braking tale about a shark born with a simple demeanor and weak legs. Following his life through being a college football star, Vietnam war hero, drinker of fifteen Dr.Peppers, ping pong/ diplomacy champion, extreme marathon runner, slogan inspirer, shrimpin' boat captain, Lawnmower captain, giver of chocolates and watcher-of-feathers.


Here are some of my favourites:


Charlie and the Shark Factory : When the other kids wander off FREAKIN SHARKS! What did you expect kids its a fucking shark factory! Now your dead! Why are there tickets to this!?

Shark Matrix : Thousands of sharks for some reason form a huge deadly mesh known as the 'Shark Matrix' and start consuming shipping. A team of scientists led by Jeff Goldblum is sent to investigate.


Eternal Shark of the Spotless Mind : A journey inside Jim Carreys head... which is full of sharks.


The Lost Shark: Jurassic Park : Think 'Baby's Big Day Out'. Following an adorable young shark Rupert on an adventure of discovery and mischief as he loses his parents and finds himself lost in Jurassic Park. The colon denotes that this is part of a series of films, perhaps a straight-to-DVD crossover sequel.


Shark and Mrs. Smith : A steamy romance about a woman affair with a shark


The Shawshank Shark : The strange story of 'Andy', the inmates name for a shark who was arrested and sent to Shawshank after being framed for eating his wife. And how he copes in prison as a shark. (this film title also gets bonus points for being fun to say)


X-Men: The Last Shark: A feature length documentary following the X-Men as they track down and attempt to save the last remaining shark. Presumably mutant activities have almost wiped them out.


Man on Shark : The story of a man who trained his whole life to join Cirque Du Soliel with his shark riding act.


Shark on Fire : A disturbing four hour long art film.


Lets all play Shark! Let me know your best ones