January, 2004 | Weather: It's January. Make sure you unplug your outdoor Christmas lights before your neighbour notices that you plugged them into his outlet and not yours, eh! | |
Vol. 7, No. 4 |
by Bob McKenzie, Editor
-- I edited too, eh! -- Doug McKenzie, the other Editor
Bob | (waking up) Geez. What the? |
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Doug | (still asleep) GSRAAKZKZKZRRR!! |
Bob | Hey! Hoser, wake up! |
Doug | GRRK!! Take off! |
Bob | Wake up, you nobk! |
Doug | You take the trash out! GZZSRK! (wakes up) Wha? Where? Who? |
Bob | You 'wake? |
Doug | Geez. I am now. What happened? |
Bob | Last I remember it was New Year's Eve. |
Doug | Me too. Where are we? |
Bob | Hey, we're in the studio! |
Doug | How'd we get here? |
Bob | I don't know. |
Doug | Look at all the empties. We must have come here after that party we were at. |
Bob | I seem to remember being kicked out after we finished their keg. |
Doug | Well, they should have charged for the beer, eh! |
Bob | They did. We didn't pay, and that's why we got kicked out. |
Doug | Geez, that all sounds familiar, eh! |
Bob | (looks at the boots he's wearing) Hey, look, hoser! I've got two left feet! |
Doug | I seem to remember you were dancing last night, too. |
Bob | No, I mean I'm wearing two left boots! |
Doug | I think you were dancing with the keg. (looks at own feet) Hey! I've got two right feet! |
Bob | Someone stole my right boot and replaced it with a left one! |
Doug | Big deal! Someone stole my left boot and replaced it with a right one! |
Bob | Geez. You know what? I'm wearing your left boot and you're wearing my right one. |
Doug | Hey, you might be right. |
Bob | (pulling off boot) Here, I'll trade you. |
Doug | (taking off boot) Take off! I'm not wearing something you had on your feet! |
Bob | You already did! |
Doug | Oh yeah. Hey, do you think we swapped socks, too? |
Bob | Socks? How can you get two left socks? |
Doug | Um. |
Bob | That was dumb. |
Doug | Take off. |
Bob | Hey! Look! |
Doug | Wha? |
Bob | (points at camera) The light's on! We're rollin'! |
Doug | Wha? Huh? Hey! |
Bob | Uh. Good day, I'm Bob McKenzie, this is my brother Doug. |
Doug | How's it goin', eh? |
Bob | Um. We're not sure what day it is at all, and like I've got a beauty of a headache. |
Doug | Me too. |
Bob | So like we don't have a topic or anything. Quick, hoser, come up with a topic. |
Doug | I don't think we have time now. |
Bob | Um. Okay, the topic is boots. You've already heard what we had to say, we'll edit that in post-production so it looks like that was really our topic from the beginning. |
Doug | We have post-production? |
Bob | I thought we did. |
Doug | I thought we were live. |
Bob | Uh oh. |
Doug | Hoser. |
Bob | So anyway, for those of you just joining us, we've got the right boots on the right feet now. |
Doug | And the left boots on the left feet. |
Bob | Beauty. |
Doug | Toes. |
Bob | Huh? |
Doug | Your big toe stretches out the sock, that's how you can tell the left sock from the right sock. |
Bob | Geez. |
Doug | (holds up foot) See, you wear the socks for a few days and the big toe stretches it out. Then like the next day when you put them on again and they're on backwards you can tell cause like your baby toe has all sorts of space and feels weird and the sock bunches up when you put your boots on and it's real uncomfortable and then your big toe presses on the part of the sock where your baby toe was the day before and the toenail ends up ripping it, eh! |
Bob | That's amazing. |
Doug | I know. |
Bob | But your feet still stink. Put your boots back on. |
Doug | Hoser. |
Bob | So anyway, that's our topic for this month. Good day. |
Doug | Good day, eh! |
Bob | You know, if you washed your socks, you wouldn't have that problem. |
Doug | Well, at least I wash my underwear and you don't. |
Bob | I do too. Take off! |
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