The idea is that, if you donate $35.00, you can have a brick in the wall that will hold the marquee inscribed.
The inscription can be up to three lines, with up to 18 characters in each line (including spaces).
They're supposed to say things like:
We Love GenericBut ever since RFB suggested buying one and inscribing it with lyrics from Pink Floyd's The Wall, I've been coming up with thoroughly inappropriate inscriptions.
The Smith Family
Ed, Sue & Phlegmy
Now I think we could get away with:
But not:All in all it's
just another
brick in the wall
We don'tand certainly not:
need no
education
Hey, teacherThinking them up is more fun than haikus.
leave those
kids alone
Here are a couple more:
Now you try.Education
Shmeducation
Let's eatLive fast, die
young, leave clean
underwearI love this
school.
Humbert Humbert
[Author's note: edited after original posting on account of Author's malignant superego. That's bullshit! Opposition to this editing was voiced by Author's raging id. Author's ego could not be reached for comment]
12 comments:
A few off the top of my head:
I farted
On this
Brick
*****
I missed
The window
*****
Made in China
*****
< brick>< /brick>
*****
My brick
Hit your
Honor Student
*****
Got brick?
*****
Bricks
Before
Chicks
*****
I'm in this wall
With no
exit strategy
All I can say is wow, playtah.
Awesome.
David, I can't even compete with Playtah. Now you know why I am the sidekick.
I did try a few so here you go:
Here lies Grandma
May She
Rest In Peace
She's Not A
Brick House
I am
Save A Brick
Turn A Trick
Ride a Prick
I can't
Breathe
This is
Cheaper than
A Headstone
Mom, I just
shit a brick!
Thanks for playing Rachel. These are great.
I'd love to see what happened if I submitted any of these.
It sure would be fun to provoke a reaction.
Because of that social justice thing I posted a couple of days ago, I've re-read "Rules for Radicals" and I'm spoiling for a fight with The Establishment.
In the cold light of day, this is obviously not the fight to pick.
But it could be fun.
I can't bet any of that.
Once there was a little brick named Baldric
The End
I just noticed that I have a link.
I'd better go write something.
"Hidden in one of these bricks
is a $1000 bill."
How bout...
Reading, Writing
Arithmetic
Here is my special
Brick
Laughing: thanks for joining the fun. That's a very minimalist story you've got there.
anon: That's one sue way to make sure the wall doesn't last very long.
Moonbeam: Poetry, sheer poetry. (I could tell 'cause it rhymes.)
"sure", not sue.
Rassin' Frassin' typos.
!@##$%^(*
The original story was:
Once upon a time there was a little sausage named Baldrick. The end.
But we weren't discussing sausages.
I had thought that the original was:
Once upon a time there was a little turnip named Baldrick. The end.
But we weren't discussing turnips either.
"With my last breath, I write this"
- Fortunato
Wow, give that anonymous commenter a cask of Amontillado.
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