The Great Plotnik

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Garage to Garbage in Just One Letter



Seems like every old house in 26th of October Street Heights is being raised up to add a garage and a new, more secure foundation. The Parking Committee at World Headquarters toyed with adding a garage a few years ago, but decided a room for The Great PunkyDunky was more important than a place to park the Ford.



Every worker on every project speaks Spanish. You can tell by the great music you hear at the construction sites. No more Achy Breaky Heart, and for this we say Thank You Jesús.

And still, all those suburban Republicans want to send the illegals back to Mexico. Fred Thompson must never leave his car or his walled community. Look closely at the picture above, dipwads -- this particular earth mover hasn't moved at all in a month. (Perhaps they ran out of money?) Look to the future you're advocating: No one moving earth. No one building houses. You want $3 coffee? Make it yourself.

The garbage will get picked up, though -- the garbage collectors are black. You'll still get pizza -- the pizza shops are Brazilian. Vietnamese women control the nail parlors. Plotnikkies write all the Christmas songs. So garbage pickup, pizza, mani-pedis and Mistletoe. Adiós amigo to everything else.

Did you wonder how 'garage' could lead to 'garbage'? Now you know.

4 Comments:

At 10:22 AM, Blogger Karen said...

So true, so true.

 
At 10:31 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ooooh, I love a tirade and I completely forgot that you don't have a garage.

 
At 11:09 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I had never heard of jacking up a house to add a garage. That sounds a LOT scary (but cool if it works - except for any neighbors who's view you just now screwed over).

The whole illegal thing and Republicans confuses me. Bush (of all people) is trying to push a plan that scares his 'Pubi buddies. Is it possible that Bush actually has this issue righter than even some Democrats want? (Not that I really know anything about any of this...)

 
At 1:24 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

p.s. loved your review of the Mamet play in your theater blog!

 

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