2. What's the biggest sandwich you've ever built? What was on it?
SD: Three-foot sub. Sort of a multi-cheese World Meat combination on French
Loaf with Ragu sauce for flavortaste. I remember it didn't keep very
well.
UPDATE: When asked what 'World Meat' consisted of, Mr. Doolittle clarified,
All the meat in the world, of course : )
It tasted better in theory.
SD
Theoretical tasting is always rhetorically better, somehow.
4. How did you get so good so fast at video golf, you bastard?
SD: I finally took a lesson. Shaved twelve strokes off my game. I can give you the guy's name, he's a magician.
7. Yippetty-doo-dah-whammy! How about that?
SD: Sorry, but I have to disagree with you there.
As would any sane person.
Doolittle, able to garner strength from didgeridoo playing, thwarting computer programming knavery and sitting in a very comfy chair, met Gischler's efforts with cunning, patience and patience, sending the brilliant but depraved author off in a huff, muttering something about lemurs and peanut butter.
Fortunately, the intrepid Doolittle,one of the best and tallest writers to grace my bookshelves in quite a while, overcame the Gischler's nonsensical questions to let all sandwich makers know how to finally make that ultimate Bumpstead.
Get a taste of Doolittle's writing from the link below:
Nebraska Noir
2 comments:
My questions were *not* nonsensical and also purple monkey dishwasher.
Victor Gischler
Really????
Well, jiggling bladder lamps!!!!
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