Tuesday, May 14, 2013

* And A Red Mist Descends

This blog entry has been removed, revised and included in the romping sci-fi epic TESTAMENT: FUNNY BADGERS by Indigo Roth, Red Angel Publishing, 2013.

Its reference in the book is 1 ROTH 3:1-23

And today, Captain Ahab is wearing another of his Charles Tyrwhitt masterpiece neckties
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12 comments:

  1. Pearl14/05/2013, 13:16

    Terrifying, yet familiar.

    I've no cure for the stopped up sink. I just like making sure that I get credit for being FIRST to comment.

    FIRST!

    :-)

    Good morning, Indigo. Orwite?

    Pearl

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    1. Indigo Roth14/05/2013, 20:36

      Hey Pearl! Yer, sweet! FIRST? You most certainly were, and I salute you for it. But no solution? Pfft. Hardly surprising; your sink pipes are frozen nine months of the year. Roth x

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  2. Kato Pandorah's Box14/05/2013, 13:44

    I too, suffer from a permanently clogged bathroom sink. Infuriating.

    At least we have our health right? :P

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    1. Indigo Roth14/05/2013, 20:40

      Ah, Kato, you are wise beyond your years, youngster. And yes, I toast our endless good health. Any good pizza in Toronto? I'll pop by sometime. Indigo x

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  3. Yamini MacLean14/05/2013, 14:15

    Hari Om
    Right. I fight the constant battle with the shower drain here. Use of bubbling and scrubbing powder(minus metal bits) does work. Until the next time. Usually about a week.

    So a couple of weeks ago it was the hands and knees job with the broken down coat-hanger turned into double hook.

    I'll stop here. Just make sure you are somewhere between having had brekky and not yet close to lunch. 'Sall I'm saying.

    Hugs. YAM xx &^\

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    1. Indigo Roth14/05/2013, 20:44

      Hey Yamm! Namaste, my dear! Yes, I'm just aout to tuck into a particularly good-looking pizza, so thank you for your discretion. Ah, who am I kidding? I'd eat it anyway. And yes, the coat hanger; I know it well. Old friends. Indigo x

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  4. nonamedufus14/05/2013, 16:21

    I have the opposite problem. What goes down never comes up.I lost a ring down the bathroom sink. I think it's now in the sceptic tank.I'm not going after it.

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    1. Indigo Roth14/05/2013, 20:42

      Hey Dufus! What, not in your wetsuit and aqualung? Seize the day, go get that ring, old boy! We'll congratulate you (over a video link, not in person) after. Indigo

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  5. jenny_o15/05/2013, 01:33

    We bought a brand spanking new force cup (plunger, like for a toilet) a few years ago to deal with clogged sinks. It is ONLY for sinks. I wrote it on the wooden handle in large black ink marker, just to be sure there could be no mistake. It works. You just have to cover any other holes in the sink, or there will be unpleasant consequences. Don't say you weren't warned :) And ... good luck ...er, IN there.

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    1. Indigo Roth15/05/2013, 12:39

      Problem solved; I borrowed one of Max's weasels and an old, wire coat-hanger =D

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  6. Jack Sparrow15/05/2013, 10:03

    I never thought a blocked sink could make such entertaining reading. Feel your pain. x

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    1. Indigo Roth15/05/2013, 12:40

      Hey Captain Jack! Thanks, glad we hit the spot without plunging the depths. Indigo

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