October, 2000 | ![]() |
Weather: Now that the hockey season's starting, and the arena's open, take the empties out of your equipment bag. Then fill it with bleach to get the stink out. |
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Vol. 4, No. 1 |
by Doug McKenzie, Editor
-- I edited too, eh! -- Bob McKenzie, the other Editor
Bob | Good day, welcome to the Hoser. |
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Doug | How's it goin', eh? |
Bob | Uh... it's goin' pretty good. |
Doug | Ok. You want a beer? |
Bob | Sure. |
Doug | Here, have two. (hands two beers over) |
Bob | Wow, you're being nice... Hey! These are empty! |
Doug | You didn't say you wanted full ones. |
Bob | Hoser. Where's the beer? |
Doug | Uh, there's none left. I'll have to go get a new case out of the van. |
Bob | Ok. We keep the beer in the van in the fall, cause it saves electricity costs for the beer fridge. I'll start the topic, eh? |
Doug | Ok, I'll be back, with beer! (leaves) |
Bob | Good. The topic today is the Internet, and how we invented it. |
Doug | (in background) Yeah, the Internet! Take off! |
Bob | Geez. Go get some beer! Anyway, a long time ago, in a galaxy far away... No, that's not right. A long time ago, my brother Doug and I came up with this idea of using computers and an electronic network to communicate over vast distances. We wanted to link every city in Canada, so we could, like, order back bacon from... uh... Lethbridge, and have it delivered to us the next day. It was a beauty idea. Doug wanted to order beer, but I hadn't started drinking it, yet. That was a long time ago. |
Doug | (returning) Are you telling the Internet story again? |
Bob | Yeah. I'm just getting to the reason we never finished working on it. |
Doug | Beauty. (opens case, takes out beer, and hands it to Bob) |
Bob | You know why? Right after I tell him my idea, he hands me a beer, like this, eh? So, like, what am I supposed to do? Drink it, eh? So I chug the beer... |
Doug | And then he puked! |
Bob | Take off. I did puke, though. But I drank another one to get the taste of puke breath out of my mouth. |
Doug | Then he puked again! |
Bob | TAKE OFF! |
Doug | He drank, like, six beers - and this was his first time having it, too. Talk about a real Canadian. I only drank five on my first try. I only puked once, though. |
Bob | Hoser. Anyway, that's why I never finished the Internet. |
Doug | Those university guys in the States and England and France, they don't know what they're talking about. They didn't invent it, we did. |
Bob | Yeah, they stole the idea from us. The hosers. And now no one uses it to order back bacon. |
Doug | Or beer. Maybe we should come up with a new invention. |
Bob | Not anything like your last invention. I still can't wear my skates, eh? |
Doug | Don't worry, the hockey season only just started. |
Bob | Ok. What was your idea? |
Doug | Ok. Send people beers, over the Internet. |
Bob | That's it? |
Doug | Yeah! We'll call it "E-Beer"! |
Bob | Boy, talk about cheezwiz! |
Doug | No, really! It's a great idea! We take orders, and mail people a case of whatever they want! |
Bob | Geez. That's illegal, you hoser! It's in the Canadian Criminal Code. |
Doug | Well, then we won't advertise so the cops won't know. |
Bob | Then how will people find us? |
Doug | Uh. Well, I'll think of something. Hand me my tuque. |
Bob | Why? It's not cold out. |
Doug | It's my thinking tuque. (reaches in case and grabs a beer) And here's my thinking beer. |
Bob | Well, there goes that idea down the drain. In the meantime, someone's gonna steal it, too. Hand me a beer. |
Doug | Ok. (hands Bob another beer) Don't puke, eh? |
Bob | Hose off! |
Bob | Geez. Three years. Has it been that long, hosehead? |
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Doug | Yeah. We wrote a lot, and drank a lot. Well, we didn't write that much. |
Bob | But we did drink a lot. |
Doug | Yeah. Now that we've started our fourth year, what are we gonna do? |
Bob | Have more beer! |
Doug | Sounds beauty to me. Good day. |
Bob | Good day, eh? |
We promised these, like, a year ago. Or two years ago. Or something. It's been too long. So this month, we're not adding some weird program to send them out for us like we wanted to, we're just putting them up as they are. We'll fix them later. Maybe. Good day, eh?
Good day. The fine folks at The Comedy Network in Canada are still showing the syndicated episodes of SCTV, sometimes two a day. Check out the SCTV page for more info, eh?
The Bob and Doug McKenzie "action figures" have been out since July. Look for them at your local comic book store, or if you don't have one, go to Spawn Toys and order them over then internet, eh?
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