Monday, September 17, 2012

English Assignment

Sometimes you go out to listen to terrific jazz. Jeremy, Matt, Andrew, and Dick were absolutely cookin'. On fire. Inspiring. Sometimes you go out to listen to terrific jazz, drink a bottle of Menage a Troi, snag the fireplace table and get an English assignment. They played a John Coltrane piece entitled Mr. P.C., which from what I have been able to gather, has nothing to do with personal computers or being politically correct. The question is, did Jeremy know what he was getting into when he suggested, on mic, that the audience members see how many pc's we could come up with. Which inspired Andrea and Liz and me to scribble ferociously on napkins while drinking the bottle of wine. You can't make this shit up. Oh, wait. We did.

pork chop
polygamist commune
political carnage
pompous charleton
passive coping
Polish chef
passionate creature
popped cork
presidential caviat
pale cheeks
post coitus
pause/continue
peas & carrots
playful calliope
persuasive case
picky cynic
possessive choker
punishment corner
postal code
past crime
peckish cricket
primitive court
painful childhood
Portuguese castanet
painted cabinet
private chateau
pirate captain
party college*
pancreatic cancer*
perky climax
pleasing creation
pink clitoris/Cadillac
pedantic curmudgeon
public communication
pesky cat
poisonous crustacean
plumber crack
pepper corn
popular crowd
prospective client
pliant collar
probable cause
pervasive corpulence
primo celebration
plebian caste
prefab cellophane
problem child
pre-Cambrian
portable crematory
pebbly creek
part Cajun
poop chute
prune candy
pagan/paper craft
pretty curls
petty cunt
pissy cervix
pistol cock
packing cucumbers
phucking capitalists!
peevish crone
pocket capacity 
predatory creep


*extemporaneously provided by Xopher Smith

5 comments:

  1. Excellent!

    Being quite the wordstress yourself, I knew you'd have a contribution!

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  2. Wow. Quite the list. I'm very impressed.

    Oh, wait. Polymer clay!

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  3. DAMN. You gals did well! I'm with Linda, though; How could you possibly have overlooked polymer clay?!

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