Monday, August 21, 2006

Ask Log

Andy J writes in and asks:

Dear Log, can you place your brown eye over this and pass comment.



Dear Andy,

I AM LOG!!! There’s that old saying “A turd in the hand is worth poo in the bush.” However, according to the headline “Bush is crap”, this would mean that Bush is actually the poo that is worth the turd in the hand. This is not a good thing because you should never take the log into your own hands.

Unfortunately the photo didn't copy over and the rest of the text is too small to read, but I assume it’s about a bunch of people that all agree with the headline, which doesn’t leave a whole lot of room for humorous speculation. Folks, you see what happens when you bring your own props on the show?

I AM LOG!!! Don’t tread on me.

Tracy (Never Had A Nickname) McCall
Head Writer,
Singer, Songwriter,
Attorney at Log
Paulie Family Productions

Friday, August 18, 2006

RFU 7-06

RFU 7-06 Copyright 8/06 by McCall/Zimmon/Gallagher/Sears



Disclaimer: The following program contains material that is guaranteed to offend somebody somewhere. Reader discretion is advised.

Theme Music: They’re not in tune with nature
They’re not in tune with Zen
We thought they finally went away
But now they’re back again
So now for all you folks out there
Who do not have a clue
Here now is Piston McCauffey
The host of RFU…

Piston: Radio Free Urine is on the air! Hello to all you folks out there in radio land, this is your old friend, Piston McCauffey, coming to you from the big building with the statue of naked people out front.

Well you’ll all recall last time when the entire City of Portland Bomb Squad along with a couple of drug sniffing dogs became lost inside of the vast interior of the Paulie Family Tour Bus. All search efforts were called off after a search team, which included a dozen or so Eagle Scouts; an entire company of Oregon National Guardsmen; and two rescue helicopters also went missing inside the bus.

Accusations by both the Mayor of Portland, Tom Potter; and Oregon Governor, Ted Kulongoski; of The Paulie Family harboring the Bermuda Triangle inside their tour bus have once again put The Paulie Family in the public spotlight.

Undaunted, The Paulie Family has once again been hard at work in the recording studio. Speaking of which, let’s take a look at this week’s Top 10 Pillboard Chart:

1. All My Urine by The Paulie Family
2. Let My Log Open The Door by Excrete Townsend
3. We Still Stink by INSTYNC
4. Yellow River by Pistie
5. Gastrointestinal Overbelch by Stink Floyd
6. Hold Back The Water by Logman-Turder Overflush
7. Let The Four Winds Blow by Farts Domino
8. Cum And Stay With Me by Marianne Facefull
9. Stool For The City by Loghat
10. Sick As A Brick by Jethro Up

And that’s right folks, The Paulie Family is back with another #1 song, and let’s listen to it now…

Music: All My Urine (Sung to the tune of All My Loving by The Beatles)

Close your eyes and I'll drench you
You sick little wench you
Remember my aim will be true
And then while I'm away
I'll fill one jar each day
And I'll send all my urine to you.

I'll pretend that I'm pissing
On lips I'm not kissing
You'll gargle my bodily brew
And then while I'm away
I'll fill one jar each day
And I'll send all my urine to you.

All my urine I will send to you
All my urine with its golden hue.

Close your eyes and I'll drench you
You sick little wench you
Remember my aim will be true
And then while I'm away
I'll fill one jar each day
And I'll send all my urine to you.

All my urine I will send to you
All my urine with its golden hue
All my urine
All my urine
All my urine I will send to you.

And there you have it folks, the new number one song by The Paulie Family written by that ultimately undaunted and ubiquitous ultraliberal of uncouth urine eulogies, Tracy (Never Had A Nickname) McCall! And here in the studio now are none other than Paul (Refuses To Have A Nickname) Zimmon and Tracy (Never Had A Nickname) McCall!

(Paul and Tracy enter the studio. Oddly enough, they’re not yelling at each other today.)

Piston: Well Paul…

Paul: Hold it right there! I’ve changed my name!

(Even Tracy looks surprised at this news.)

Piston: You’re changing your name, but why?

Paul: ‘Cos I need a little more pizzazz in my life! So from now on I want to be called Flash Satellite! What do you think about that?

Piston: So will this be like a nickname then?

Paul: No, I still refuse to have a nickname. I’m just changing my name to Flash Satellite, that’s all.

(Paul turns to Tracy.)

Paul: You’re the Attorney at Log; take care of the paperwork!

Tracy: You do realize that everybody is going to call you Flush instead of Flash, don’t you?

Paul: Whoooooooooaaa… Hold on a minute! Let’s make it Dish Satellite instead!

Tracy: Dish Satellite, huh? Okay, I’ll get the paperwork started…

Piston: Well then Flush… I mean Flash… I mean…

Paul: DISH!!! IT’S DISH SATELLITE, YOU IDIOT!!!

Tracy: I need to use the phone.

(Tracy grabs Piston’s phone and begins pushing buttons.)

Piston: So uh, Dish… Wow, this is really hard to get use to…

Paul: What’s so hard about it?

(Paul, I mean Dish, looks up at the ceiling and holds his arms out, imagining his new name in lights.)

Paul: Dish Satellite… Aaaah I can see it now!

(Meanwhile Tracy is still on the phone.)

Tracy: Hello Dish?

Paul: What?

(Tracy turns to the artist formerly known as Paul.)

Tracy: Not you.

Paul: Then who are you talking to?

Tracy: My secretary, Dish.

(Tracy turns back to the phone.)

Tracy: Yeah Dish? I need you to prepare a Change of Name Form.

Paul: Wait a minute, you never told me you had a secretary!

Tracy: Hold on a second…

(Tracy turns back to Dish.)

Tracy: You never asked.

(Tracy turns back to the phone.)

Tracy: That’s right, a Change of Name Form for Paul. He’s changing his name to Dish Satellite… What’s that? That’s right, same as your name.

Paul: How come I don’t have a secretary?

(Tracy turns back to Dish.)

Tracy: Because nobody ever listens to you.

(Tracy turns back to the phone.)

Paul: What do you mean nobody ever listens to me?

(Tracy turns back to Dish.)

Tracy: What?

Paul: I SAID WHAT DO YOU MEAN NOBODY EVER LISTENS TO ME???!!!

(Tracy has already turned back to the phone and isn’t listening to Dish.)

Paul: I SAID!!!... Wait a minute, your secretary’s name is Dish Satellite?

(Tracy turns back to the artist soon to be known as Paul again.)

Tracy: No, her name is Dish Towel.

Paul: NOPE!!! THAT’S IT!!! FORGET IT!!! NEVERMIND!!! CANCEL THE WHOLE THING!!!

(Tracy turns to the phone again.)

Tracy: Yeah, Dish? Hold the Change of Name Form. I’ll get back to you on that.

(Tracy hangs up the phone and turns to Paul.)

Tracy: Okay, what’s wrong with the name Dish?

Paul: I don’t want a woman’s name!

Tracy: Why not? I got stuck with a woman’s name.

Paul: Yeah, and look what it did to you!

Tracy: Lot’s of famous men have feminine names… Look at Alice Pooper.

Paul: LOOK, I SAID FORGET IT… OKAY???!!!

(Meanwhile Piston, who’s been totally enthralled by the conversation finally joins back into it.)

Piston: How ‘bout instead of Dish Satellite you call yourself On Demand?

Tracy: Yeah, or maybe Basic Cable?

(Paul, seeing where the conversation is going decides to get away while he still can.)

Paul: You guys always ruin everything for me… SCREW YOU!!!

(Paul storms out of the studio.)

Piston: So Tracy, what about this Bermuda Triangle accusation from the Mayor and Governor?

Tracy: That’s absurd; I’ve never even been to Bermuda.

(Paul storms back into the studio.)

Paul: AND IF ANYBODY’S INTERESTED THE ONLY TRIANGLES I EVER SAW IN BERMUDA WERE ON THE NUDE BEACH!!!

(Paul storms back out of the studio. Both Tracy and Piston shudder at the though of Paul on a nude beach.)

Piston: Well then, I guess that settles that. So Tracy, what about the fate of all those missing people inside the tour bus?

Tracy: Well look at the bright side, those National Guardsmen won’t get sent to Iraq now will they? So really they’re all in a better place now.

Piston: You make it sound like they’re all dead.

Tracy: Well would you rather be dead in a bus or in the middle of a desert?

(Piston ponders the question but can’t decide which is the better place to die, so he decides to change the subject.)

Piston: So what’s next for The Paulie Family?

(The phone rings. It’s Tim.)

Piston: Radio Free Urine, you’re on the air!

Tim: Hey, why isn’t band in Michigan yet?

Tracy: Why would we be in Michigan?

Tim: Don’t you remember? I got us a booking in Max Jagermeister's cornfield in Trufant, Michigan. It’s the Woodcock Festival.

Tracy: When is it supposed to start?

Tim: Memorial Day weekend.

Tracy: But that’s over nine months away.

Tim: No, actually it was 12 weeks ago. The crowd is really getting restless.

Tracy: You mean a crowd has been waiting for us in Michigan for 12 weeks?

Tim: Yeah, they’re really dedicated fans.

Tracy: I just have one question.

Tim: What?

Tracy: WHY THE HELL DIDN’T YOU SAY SOMETHING SOONER???!!!

Tim: I left a memo about it on the bulletin board.

Tracy: What bulletin board?

Tim: The bulletin board above the wastepaper basket.

Tracy: What wastepaper basket?

Tim: The wastepaper basket that’s always full of all my crumpled up memos because nobody reads them.

Tracy: Well you should write more interesting memos!

Tim: I have been writing more interesting memos; I left a memo about it on the bulletin board.

(Tracy stops for a moment as he realizes that he’s just had his own classic Memo Routine used on him, which is really odd because Tim has never heard the classic Memo Routine. Rather than dwell any futher on it Tracy decides to take action.)

Tracy: Okay tell the crowd we’ll be there in a couple of days.

Tim: But the concession stands are out of food, and the Port-A-Potties are overflowing, and it’s starting to rain.

Tracy: How many people are there?

Tim: Oh about 30 or 40.

Tracy: 30 or 40 thousand?

Tim: No, just 30 or 40. There were almost 50 but some people got tired of waiting.

Tracy: Okay, well just tell them we’re on our way.

Tim: Well okay, but…

(Tracy hangs up on Tim.)

Piston: Wow, this certainly is an interesting development!

Tracy: I’ll say, 30 or 40 people, that’s bigger than the crowd that showed up at the opening of Cesspool 61.

(JD walks into the studio.)

JD: Hey, have you guys seen Flush?

Tracy: Well sort of.

JD: What do you mean?

Tracy: Well he was here but then he changed his name to Dish.

JD: Isn’t that your secretary’s name?

Tracy: How do you know my secretary?

JD: Well I don’t really have anything to do as Flush’s Spiritual Advisor so I just sort of shmooz around a lot.

(The phone rings. It’s Paul.)

Piston: Radio Free Urine, you’re on the air!

Paul: FLASH YOU ASSHOLE, IT WAS FLASH!!!

JD: I thought you changed it to Dish.

Paul: NO!!! THAT TURNED OUT TO BE A WOMAN’S NAME!!!

JD: Maybe you could change it to Plate.

Tracy: Or Platter.

Piston: Or Saucer.

(Paul doesn’t say anything; he just hangs up.)

JD: Jeez, what’s bugging him?

Tracy: I don’t know but you’d better go find him. We have a show to do.

JD: Really? When?

Tracy: 12 weeks ago.

(Tracy walks out of the studio followed by a very puzzled JD.)

Piston: Well folks, it looks like that’s all the time we have for today’s show, so be sure to join us here again next time for Radio Free Urine!

THE END

Credits: Tracy (Never Had A Nickname) McCall
Head Writer, Singer, Songwriter
Attorney at Log

Paul (Refuses To Have A Nickname) Zimmon
Band Leader, Lead and Rhythm Guitars,
Script Ideas.

Tim (Has Too Many Nicknames) Gallagher
Road Manager, Script Ideas.

JD (Don’t Know What The D Stands For) Sears
Paul’s Spiritual Advisor, Conga Player,
Script Ideas.

The song All My Urine is dedicated to Goldie Showers and all our fans at kidtomfoolery.com.

Tuesday, August 15, 2006

Message to all Spammers

Well thanks to all you Spammers out there Tracy has assigned me to deal with you bastards. THANKS A LOT!!! Like I really needed this freakin’ job. Oh sure, Tracy tried to be reasonable. He tried to be polite. He tried to take the time to reply to each and every one of you bungholes with patience and courtesy, and he even gave you the chance to remove your spam links.

BUT NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You had to keep right on posting your spam links with clever little messages like “I really like the photos” and “I found your blog very informative.” WAKE UP ASSHOLES!!! NONE OF US HERE WERE BORN IN 1980!!! THERE ARE NO GODDAMN PHOTOS ANYWHERE ON THIS BLOG!!! And telling us how much you like the photos only tells us that you’re not even reading any of this; you’re just blindly posting your fake messages and attaching your freakin’ spam links like we’re not going to notice.

Oh sure, it’s theoretically possible to find some things on here informative, such as The Blood & Bath Movie Reviews and Ask Log, BUT THAT’S NO EXCUSE OR INVITATION TO POST YOUR STUPID ASS SPAM LINKS!!! If any of you cornholers took the time to actually read any of the material on this blog you’d notice that only one person has been allowed to have a spam link posted, and that’s because that person actually did a little bit of research and then took the time to title the spam link “Hemorrhoid Treatment Using Nitroglycerin.” And lo and behold the link really does take you to a web site that promotes this wonderful new breakthrough in science. NOW THAT’S SPAM WORTH POSTING!!! NOBODY HERE IS INTERESTED IN BIBLE SALES, TRAVEL BROCHURES, YARD AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT, KIDDIE PORN, OR INTERNET PHARMACIES THAT ONLY SELL DRUGS THAT DON’T ACTUALLY GET YOU HIGH, AND WE’RE SURE AS HELL NOT INTERESTED IN SEEKING TREATMENT FOR ANY OF OUR DEPENDENCIES!!!

And so thanks to all of you dick breaths now I have to sit here and do nothing except watch for your stupid ass meaningless messages with your spam links cleverly slipped in because you actually think we won’t notice. And now your messages and your spam links will be deleted without any more forethought than it takes to scratch my fat hairy white Anglo-Saxon ass. THANKS A LOT YOU TURD DEVOURING PROPHYLACTICS!!!

Sincerely pissed at you and all your relatives,

Angry Bald Man

Saturday, August 05, 2006

The Paulie Family

The Blood & Bath Movie Review


Soul Plane,
Rating 4 thumbs up the butt.
This is a movie about a new black owned and operated airline. They have one super duper Boeing 747 jumbo jet with custom appointments. Some of the appointments include a barf purple paint job, low rider wheels with hydraulic jacks (to make it jump at stop lights (err I mean at the end of the taxi way). In first class there is a dance floor, hot tub, whores, champagne, reefer (you get the picture) Business class has 1970’s style televisions all over the place and in the economy class is set up like a cross town bus with grips for those not lucky enough to get a seat.
Now, with this completely stupid idea for a movie you’re going to need a leading man who can’t act his way out of a paper bag (nobody in the film appeared to be acting anyway). Who do they get??. Who could fill shoes that big? Why Tom Arnold of course. Tom plays the part of a totally un-hip white guy traveling with his good looking wife (he divorced that fat pig he was married to after he sucked her dry). If you like big black penis jokes, this is your movie.
Your pilot is Poop Doggy Log. He had learned to fly in prison. (in a simulator) not getting any actual flight time. This becomes apparent when the plane takes off and we discover that Poop is afraid of heights. After a 5 minute screaming terror secession, Poop settles down with a spiff of ganja and a bag of mushrooms. More on that later.
The rest of the movie is a bunch of stupid situations happening to the passengers. The best part is when Tom Arnold is taking a dump and pinches a huge log. As the log hit’s the bottom of the toilet they show the plane diving 2,000 feet and regaining altitude when a flush sound is spliced in. Pretty deep stuff.
Then Poop Doggy Log accidentally eats a poison mushroom freaks out and slumps over dead. Panic sets in as they try to find the co pilot who is getting a blow job in the 1st class hot tub. He steps out of the hot tub and promptly falls on his head knocking him out cold. Now they have to find an idiot that can land the plane. They find one and manage to land in Central Park in New York only to find a cop who informs them they can’t park on the lawn.
This film is a must see. But wait until after you’re dead so it won’t seem like such a big waste of time.

Tuesday, August 01, 2006

The Blood & Bath Concert Review

The Blood & Bath Concert Review

Blue Cheer at the Aladdin Theater, Thursday, 7/27/06.

Back in 1968 Blue Cheer had the unofficial designation as “The loudest band on the planet.” Fast forward about 38 years and we find the original founder, Dickie Peterson (vocals, bass guitar) at the age of 58 looking like a 90 year old Hell’s Angel. But make no mistake here folks, Dickie Peterson is NOT just another burned out rock star from the ‘60s.

Joined by the original drummer, Paul Whaley, and long time guitarist Andrew (Duck) McDonald (original guitarist Leigh Stevens left the band after their second album), Dickie Peterson walked out on stage, announced “We’re Blue Cheer, and this is what we do,” and proceeded to let loose an onslaught of sheer volume that I can only compare to a hovering Harrier Fighter Jet.

Starting off with the song Babylon from their second album they stuck to their first two albums (all of Vincibus Eruptum and half of Outsideinside) which were the band’s peak moments of talent, and they played it with no less volume and intensity than they did 38 years ago. Through the entire show my sternum shook with every bass note, my arm hairs and hat vibrated with every guitar note, I thought my glasses were going to shatter with every beat of the drums, and this power trio band rattled my brain inside of my skull for about an hour and a half. And I loved every second of it.

If you have sensitive ears don’t even bother trying to enjoy the music of Blue Cheer, but if you’re up to the challenge and you want to see an old ‘60s band that can still live up their reputation then Blue Cheer is a must see live band. And at only $18.50 per ticket (before the service charge) you get more than your money’s worth out of Blue Cheer, unlike some other bands and artists from the ‘60s that think they’re doing you a favor by coming to your town and charging you anywhere from $60 to $150 for a lackluster performance (are you deadheads out there listening?).

Tracy (Never Had A Nickname) McCall
Head Writer,
Singer, Songwriter,
Attorney at Log
Paulie Family Productions