Thursday, June 20, 2013

* A Dangerously Incisive Smile

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 KING 3:1-36

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27 comments:

  1. Pearl20/06/2013, 21:57

    It pays to have friends in high places.

    Pearl

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    1. Indigo Roth20/06/2013, 23:25

      Hey Pearl! True, but only if they realise that you're their friend! Indigo x

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    2. Alistair Robertson23/06/2013, 10:08

      of course the same is true of low places.......

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    3. Indigo Roth23/06/2013, 10:43

      Oh, I'm not fussy. New friends are always welcome; I don't really have the knack.

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  2. Eolist Petite20/06/2013, 22:36

    Pesky Lion! Surely he is off grinning somewhere while spilling zebra on that tie while you suffer.

    pliers??? *shudders*

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    1. Indigo Roth20/06/2013, 23:26

      Hey Eolist! I'm still trying to get the taramasalata out of the blue sevenfolk silk tie. The bastard. Indigo x

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  3. Z20/06/2013, 22:39

    At least you don't have a titanium hip joint. One is not even left with the protection of underpants.

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    1. Indigo Roth20/06/2013, 23:27

      Hey Z! True, tho my tin foil underpants were of little help anyway. Indigo

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  4. Lulu LaBonne20/06/2013, 23:07

    Sharp suit though

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    1. Indigo Roth20/06/2013, 23:28

      Hey Lulu! Yes, and that at least is his =) Indigo

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  5. nonamedufus21/06/2013, 13:00

    Whatever you do, Indigo, don't bend over.

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  6. Roxie21/06/2013, 14:55

    Darn - and I have yet to be frisked. I can take knitting needles on the plane, but not into the county courthouse. Yet they both let me carry ballpoint pens.

    What color are your underpants?

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    1. Indigo Roth21/06/2013, 15:31

      Hey Roxie! The knitting needle rule is bemusing. As you say, a ballpoint is okay. As for my underpants? White. Mostly. Indigo x

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  7. Yamini MacLean21/06/2013, 15:31

    Hari Om
    It's the magnetic personality, Indigo... :*>

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    1. Indigo Roth21/06/2013, 15:34

      Hah! You win today's charm award. Bless you and namaste Yam! Indigo x

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  8. Geo.22/06/2013, 00:59

    Right on the mark! All federal buildings here have scanners, and lots of Americans my age have metal bits in them. We do a spread-eagle strip dance. It's patriotic!

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    1. Indigo Roth23/06/2013, 10:53

      Hey Geo! Proud of you sir. It's like that nice President Kennedy said - "Ask not what your country can do for you, but how many clothes you can take off in embarrassing situations for your country." Indigo

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  9. jenny_o22/06/2013, 19:36

    Gak ... we have not yet entered this territory in my neck of the woods, thank goodness.

    Re your reply to Z: Tinfoil undies? Don't they pinch?

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    1. Indigo Roth23/06/2013, 11:56

      Hey Jenn! It's worse than airport security; they'll at least let you take your STUFF with you if they decide it's safe. Not so the embassy. I had to rent a locker at a local pharmacy for the time I was in there; phone, car keys, camera, android tablet, earphones. Such fun. Indigo x

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    2. Indigo Roth23/06/2013, 11:58

      Oh, and the underpants didn't pinch for long.

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  10. Alistair Robertson23/06/2013, 10:24

    A 'taxing' situation to be sure. As for King? I doubt I'd admit to knowing you if you were just in underpants either.

    Perhaps if you wouldn't lock your wardrobe things would have been different. Not better necessarily, just different.

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    1. Indigo Roth23/06/2013, 11:59

      Hey Alistair! Now, stop that punning right now, young man. We're not on F*c*b**k. Funny how that looks rude with the asterisks in... As for the wardrobe, I've tried everything except acceptance; it's not in my nature. Roth

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  11. Shawn Ohara24/06/2013, 11:58

    With the long flowing mane of hair that I carried in my younger days I was a natural target for airport security. Now that I carry little hair, and no metal, I pass quick and easy through security.

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    1. Indigo Roth24/06/2013, 12:10

      Hey Shawn! Yep, I had similar problems in my yoof. Being six feet five tall and sullen-looking didn't help my cause any. Indigo

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  12. meleah rebeccah24/06/2013, 16:38

    what an engaging story, Indigo!! And I love the drawing of The King!

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    1. Indigo Roth24/06/2013, 18:40

      Hey Mia! Thanks, delighted that you enjoyed it =) Indigo x

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