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“Mountie” Johnson could hardly believe his eyes. Was he dreaming?
No,
he didn’t think so, but it was all so very bizarre. For he had suspected that there were certain
elements of truth woven into fairy tales, but he never dreamed that the secret
was so simple.
Oh
how he wished all of those scholars could be there with him at this
moment. For not only had they gone to
great lengths to insure that no one took him seriously as a scientist, they had
gone to equal lengths to insure that he had little options available when it
came to earning a living.
Granted,
he had grown to love the look in the eyes of the lustful ladies in the audience
at his erotic dance performances, but he had great concerns about whether or
not his chest hair would ever grow back after so many waxings. He supposed that it did not really matter
now.
Besides,
doing his thing onstage (and elsewhere—almost everywhere, actually) had led
Mountie a little closer to seeing all of his dreams come true. Who knew that a certain mixture of manly man sweat
and Chanel #5 perfume was needed to achieve critical mass? Since this is supposed to be family-friendly,
we won’t go into explicit details on his research methodology, but it can be
disclosed that Mountie had noticed a visible afterglow at times.
To
make a rather long and painful story somewhat less in both respects, what drew
the ire of the scholars was Mountie proposing that the golden eggs of legend
were actually the product of a chemical process that could be duplicated. What lay before him proved that all there was
to it was to allow Yukon gold potatoes to grow past the fingerling stage while
resting on a bed of 172,379 fireflies being fed a mixture of manly man sweat
and Chanel #5 perfume.
Trying
to stay too true to the legend had almost driven him mad. For the goose kept eating the fireflies, but
as it turned out, only 172,379 were actually needed.
In
all fairness, Mountie still had not worked out just exactly how much manly man
sweat and Chanel #5 perfume was needed, but he was content to bask in the glory
of the moment for now. Having three
ladies in the next room wanting him for more than his mind might also have had something
to do with it, but that can be left for another legend.
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Ha! ha! Now I understand the wild and vivid imagination you spoke of from childhood.... delightful, and spicy! Thanks about my linking, which I just did again for like the 4th time. I think it worked this time!
ReplyDeleteOops, forgot to mention, I like how your Mag photo looks with the background you chose!
ReplyDelete"wanting him for more than his mind"
ReplyDelete:)
Excellent post!
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Thanks for stopping by, my dear Karen!!! Every once in a while, the hinges on the gate loosen enough to allow my imagination to bust out and run wild. Hopefully, there will be no need for the cops to be called this time. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, my dear TWG!!! I must admit that I was rather indignant about such at first, but being the extremely humble person I truly am, I finally relented and just let the ladies have what they wanted from me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, my dear Antonio!!! Be assured that I greatly appreciate the encouragement.
ReplyDeleteGood one...funny too.
ReplyDeletewot?
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, my dear Janaki!!! After being so serious last week, I was very glad to be given an opportunity to get really stupid with something. I am glad you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, my dear Adullamite!!! I am sorry, but you really missed out on some interesting situations (not to mention a fortune!) by just giving it away over the years.
ReplyDeleteFascinating and intriguing, quite a combo!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, my dear Berowne!!! When I read it to my wife, she just gave me "the look." Sigh.
ReplyDeleteHahaha! Talk about sweat equity ... no mind involved and no bump and grind either ... sounds like a win win for good old Mountie! Funny post, dearie!
ReplyDeleteI think it's safe to say that you can not be accused of having no imagination :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, my dear Susan!!! I am really glad you enjoyed it. Be assured that being silly felt good after being so serious last week.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, my dear Ann!!! Just banking on some past experiences...
ReplyDeleteWas his name Harry Lasseter , by any chance ?
ReplyDeleteStill, wot?
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Adullamite!!! I am sorry. I cannot go into more detail without getting into more trouble. (Nonetheless, be assured that I would like to!)
ReplyDeleteThis is chemistry on so many levels! What grand imagination. Favourite line:
ReplyDelete"he had great concerns about whether or not his chest hair would ever grow back after so many waxings"
Brilliant!
Thanks for stopping by, my dear Helena!!! My wife has informed me that it will be quite a while before she will allow my imagination to put on full display again. Sigh.
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