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EARLY
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5AM
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THE KINDERGARTEN FAIRY
- School Reality, 1 hr.
Miss Farmer's class is forced to watch a black and white documentary about
iron ore extraction before and after 1900. At intermission, a fifth-grader dressed
as the tooth fairy makes a brief appearance to hand out Petit and Petit Dentistry, Inc
ice cream cone vouchers.
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MORNING
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7AM
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THE BAD, THE GOOD AND THE UNATTRACTIVE
- Movie, 2 hr.
A send-up of the classic spaghetti western that helped launch Clint Eastwood's
big screen career. This version has the man with no name (this time, Butch Buchinski) wandering
about in the heat and humidity of a Port Arthur, TX summer wearing a poncho, a heavy shirt
and long, itchy trousers. Several ill-tempered exchanges with strangers are
surely due more to the weather and improper attire than anything else.
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AFTERNOON
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4PM
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CHICHEN SEXING MADE EASY
- Fowl Stuff, 2 hr.
Farmer Bob demonstrates his proficiency in sorting four large boxes full of baby
chicks by gender in under a minute. His task is made more difficult as he is blindfolded
and must labor while being blasted with the classic sound tracks from old Kentucky
Fried Chicken ads.
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EVENING
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10PM
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HUNTING FOR RACCOONS
- Hunting Discourse, 4 hr.
Zero Pitts and Buster Fish go into great detail recounting a raccoon hunt tale. It seems
they were friends with someone who had actually been with Jerry Clower on his infamous
"Knock him out, John!" coon hunt that turned into, so the story goes, a Linx hunt. In
particular, the game warden in the story, according to the friend, was actually a Liberty, MS
paint salesman, thus bringing into suspect the whole humorous Clower anecdote.
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The material published herein is intended to be
satire, parody and/or just preposterously ridiculous.
The resemblance between any fictitious and real person,
place or thing without satirical intent is purely
coincidental.
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