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Pues , finalmente Sura , fué a recoger a

  • Pues , finalmente Sura , fué a recoger a su hijo , despues que terminará , las calses. Al llegar , había visto aquel niño entristecido sentado al costado de la carretera.Llegó.
  • Was all that Vicente Fox said when he drunk by the pool. He'd puked a little and some of it was floating near the beach balls. Ever since he was Mexico's president he'd
  • done absolutely nothing different from his previous job as a bouncer for a bar in Tijuana. Nobody noticed the difference, not even Obama when they met at
  • in the secret passageway deep within the bowels of the White House. Only him, Obama and Lincoln's ghost were present on that fateful day when
  • all the bowls of Rhode Island clam chowder went missing. Obama and ghost-Lincoln guided his quest through the secret White House crawlspace for a hotplate, spoons & ladles ready.
  • Without warning, the chowder turned to Minestrone, then to dishwater. Congress was informed. The generals palms began to sweat crude oil, the sweet stuff, which provoked the
  • dog to begin fornicating with the cat. Human sacrifice, mass hysteria, real end-of-the-world type stuff. But in one quiet corner of Manhattan, Dr. Venkman turned to the young co-ed
  • & whispered a mysterious message in a language she had never heard: "Cummotendi," Dr. Venkman said, pointing to the sky. "Talimali estra." The co-ed shook her pretty little head &
  • it came off. Dr. Venkman picked up her head & raised it to the heavens as sacrifice. The humming began then & got louder & louder until a blue beam shot down from above.Dr. Venkman
  • shouted: "Egon, watch out!" But Spengler, in that more placidly humourous than calculated way he seemed to have

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