Checkered tablecloths don’t always mean Italian restaurants, and neither does this smoky saloon full of murderous dagoes. Help! I need somebody! Help! I need anybody! To pull the checkered tablecloth from out of my mouth where it was acting as a hastily-crafted gag and then call the police on the Italians that have bound me up and even now as I feverishly imagine typing these words dance about me lighting tiny fires with the candles attached to the cuffs of their pant-legs! Heh-eh-elp! This is the point of no return. After being sued into the ground by Surr Paul McCartney for using his timeless, precious lyrics that are a treasure and testament to all humanity, whiskey will come quicker than legal counsel and legal counsel quicker than water. I didn’t type a “q,” and then I didn’t type a “u,” and now it’s saying that didn’t isn’t a word but it is and so is “isn’t,” but it says that’s not a word either which is a terrible quandary to be in for a writer that says so many negative, awful, mean, nasty, disgusting, terrible things like me, because I only say bad things all the time EVER even though when I write the subject matter is usually fairly inoffensive. I guess at face value most of the things I SAY OUT LOUD could offend at people when taken out of context or around the corner be herded Alps. But that’s okay, because only an idiot is earnest, and Ernest is an idiot! Have you seen the one where he goes to prison? The pope. I haven’t spoken of the Pope in a while, although he was one of the villainous Italians that stole my wallet inside the saloon. The thing about the Pope is that he never says hello, and it’s not ever one hundred percent sure that he is or isn’t lying or just trying to make a joke when he shows you the little pope. It always starts the same way. He sits on his chair…
If you tied a bunch of skinned apples together so that they made a rhyming statement about the papacy, it would be a roped pome pope poem.