THE BEST OF
From Our February, 2004
Edition
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ll, its
Valentine’s Day, and that means those McCarty grandbrats
will be buying all kinds of stuff for their Valentine.
“Ohhh, I just made a phone call and charged a bunch of
flowers on my credit card to be delivered to you to show
my love.” Just thinking about those stupid cupids makes
my face redder than the $3.50 heart shaped candy box that
they sell at Walmart.
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Oh,
those sappy McCarty brats buy only the most expensive
stuff for their Valentine. They’ll be getting those
crappy Godiva chocolates and those truffles with the soft
chocolate inside. You can put a Baby Ruth on your
dashboard with the defroster on and get the same effect.
When I was a kid the only candy we had were those crappy,
chalky, hard candy hearts with writing on them. The
letters would be wiped off so all you could see would be
“B- -INE”. It was like trying to play “Wheel of
Fortune” with crappy candy. And not only did they taste
bad, but you’d break a tooth trying to eat em. We had
crappy hard candy that you couldn’t even eat, but we
didn’t care…. We Loved It!! Because we were happy with
what we had!
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And
those mushy McCarty grandbrats will spend hours in front
of the Hallmark store trying to pick out just the right
Valentine’s Day card. When I was a kid, we’d get a box
of 500 Valentine’s Day cards at Kmart for 49 cents. Then
we’d give out the cards to everyone in our class. The
cards had stupid pictures on them like a picture of a
rocket ship with a card saying, “You’re Out of This
World”. Then I’d come home from school and my older
brothers would make fun of me because I’d have a bunch
of the same crappy cards from a bunch of guys in my class.
My Dad was the only smart one, he’d just take one of
those cards and sign it “All my love and kisses, Bob
‘71” and give it to my Mom with some bubble bath. My
Mom thought my Dad was the most romantic guy in the world.
She’d say, “Your father thinks I’m out of this
world!”. Sure, it was a crappy card, but my Mom didn’t
care, she loved it!!!
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So
this year, treat your Valentine right and give them an
old-fashioned Valentine’s Day present. And I guarantee
your Valentine will have the time of her life sitting in
bubble bath, with a chipped tooth, reading a crappy card
and eating a melted Baby Ruth.
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