
Not that Momo and I plan to visit New York in our lifetime, which has shortened considerably in the last three years due to calculated circumstances. Today, I read in the New York Press that Mayor Adams is begging fellow New Yorkers to house migrants/invaders in their private residences. What..are all the four and five-star hotels full? It’s reported by untrusted and misinformed sources that the hordes of illegal river rafters have trashed most of the hotels in New York to the point that they will need total reconstruction if the verminatosious are ever evicted.
One well-meaning moronic family in Long Island, feeling all warm and fuzzy after a Saturday morning trip to Starbucks and Barnes and Noble Bookstore, offered two rooms of their luxurious home as a safe haven for a poor migrant family. They called the appropriate agency, and within an hour, a family of four from Haiti was knocking at their door, ready to move into their new “forever home.” The Haitian family needed a few extra rooms for their goats and chickens, which would be used in voodoo ceremonies, and one of their children, a certified living dead Zombie, ate the family’s pet cat, Doonsbury Jr. After a week of torment, finding voodoo dolls in their likeness all over the house, and fearing for their lives, B.D. and Joanie Caucus and their two children, Zonker and Lacy fled in the dead of night from their 2.5 Million Dollar abode and are now staying at the Fredrick Mercury homeless shelter in Queens. The Haitian family has had the locks and the alarm code changed and has run up a $2,000.00 DoorDash bill using Mrs. Caucus’s credit cards found in a desk drawer. Bet they’re feeling all warm and fuzzy about now.
Tay-Tay Kicks Kanye’s Ta-Ta…Elly Mae Jets In From Beverley Hills

This will be my last paragraph about Tay-Tay Swifter. The Super Bowl did me in. Momo and I went down in flames. Eleven times, the cameras cut to the “anoited one” and her entourage of hangers-on instead of showing the game. Now, I learn that she had poor, old, downtrodden Kanye West barred from attending the event after he had purchased seats in front of her private suite. “Like…you know….like…ain’t nobody gonna…like…. steal my camera time,” she was overheard saying to her new bestie, Elly Mae Mahomes. Poor old Travis, her knuckle-dragging fiance, has been forced to move out of his home because manic packs of young “Swifties” invaded his residence and are refusing to leave until Tay-Tay comes to the house and gives them a blessed Swiftie communion. There’s a song in there somewhere.
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I can’t help but mention that my mother knew Donna Douglas (“Elly May Clampett”), as Donna used to visit the owner of the small office in Liberty, Missouri where my mother worked with one other female employee. I actually have a 45 rpm disc signed by Donna Douglas, and featured her song as a guest host of “The Bad Music Hour” on UMKC’s radio station back when the actress was still alive. Actually, Donna sang pretty well. (I also have several unsigned discs.)
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Yeah, I really dug her on the Hillbillies, she’s the only reason I watched the show.
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Yeah, thanks to treasonous Biden more than dumsht Adams, New York City is migruntly facked.
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Yep, just calling it like it is.
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Do you think Taylor Swift (the first or fortieth billionaire woman in world history) would present one of those weird Twilight Zone situations where a healthy male couldn’t decide whether to marry her for her body or wealth?
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Likely for the dough, knowing that going in to the gig, he will be immortalized in song, and not in a good way.
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Fredrick Mercury homeless shelter in Queens? My next trip to NY will definitely include a stop by there. WoW.
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I think you’ll like it Jack and Dodie. I hear they are serving Scaramooch Goulash for lunch.
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Freddie Mercury, lead singer for the band, Queen. Just a little bit of fun with words.
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Of course. I’ve actually interviewed him. Still have his autograpgh!
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Now how cool is that! Hope you saw the movie, which I thought was great. My 16 year old granddaughter loves Queen so I gave her the Night At The Opera album because she’s all into vinyl and CDs.
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Yes. Saw it. Very good.
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