July 15, 2011

High-Quality Rodents Power Tiny Lights

Do not let the mixture set when still wet. After the mouse is half-frozen, puree, stir and pour into cups. Mix the Jell-O mix with two cups (16 ounces) of boiling water until the powder is fully dissolved and then add THE REST of the pureed mouse. Pour the mixture into either shot glasses or paper cups, chill and serve. Candied apples are another favorite Halloween time treat, and here we've created a closed-end stock funds-and-Jell-O parfait for mouse lovers. As it takes effect, time seems to lose all meaning, but the exquisitely blended mouse is completely worth it.

Otherwise, you can actually go with another high-quality rodent if you'd like--any of them will do--even a capybara, particularly for large parties or public events. But under NO circumstances should you substitute opossum, as marsupials will turn during the proofing process. With its sweet orange flavoring, the opossum tempts, but don't try it unless you want to risk a midnight trip to the ER or a GUEST SPOT on Real Housewives. All I can tell you is that we are really digging these vermin-laden Christmas treats. This one was deemed just as good as yesterday's melon and municipal bond fund concoction. They combined to make a yummy fruity financial-instrument-tinged flavor that was not easily obtained at a standard meat-beverage outlet.

However, within 10 minutes of my first taste, I soon became disoriented and fell to the ground. I am going to try out the dish soap addition first thing tomorrow, and the lemon and the boric acid and salt recipes, 'cause this puppy is an adorable li'l brindle pit bull that I have totally fallen in love with, which is an unusual consequence, as I ordinarily dislike municipal funds intensely. Tiny lights flickered at the edge of my consciousNESS, and memories and elephants were playing in the band. 'Night, Petey.

2 comments:

  1. Capybara frere jacques, Schläfst du noch? The mousy moose missed his messy mousse more than mary's little lambs eat ivy. A kindle eat IV two, wooden ewe. Rodan rarely rode rodents on the road again, playin' in the banned of gypsy moths who flew through the flue and gave him the flu when he threw back too few to make himself blue over things he knew he should do or rue while prone in the queue who sue at the end of the pew. Woo who?

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  2. Woo who? Who knew you'd skip to the loo?

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