(ed. note -- I included a little bit of the post which precedes this, um, unique little ditty.) On Wed, 16 Dec 1998, loa s. wrote: > NFFAuthor: Brother James
Special bonus: The Four Cheese Logs of the Apocalypse, from Sister Paula! It's sick! It's wrong! But it's soooo funny! -- Ever since someone -- oh heck it was Gwen, ok? -- suggested that Mulder gave Scully a cheese log for Christmas, I've noticed a disturbing little trend in the Abbey. Seems that these so called "cheese logs" have very evil roots indeed. A lit-tle too popular for my peace of mind. Witness what I found in the Abbey library sacred scrolls last night -not a bedtime tale... v. 1 And I looked, and behold, an orange bronco, and she who sat on it had a snack tray; and a cheese log was given to her and she went out conquering, with her snacks. v. 2 And another, a red horse, went out; and to him who sat on it an even greater cheese log was given; that the blood of those that pissed him off should be shed with it; and a great tapping sword was given to him. v. 3 And when the third seal was broken, behold, a black horse, and she who sat on it was not dead but had the key to Hickory Farms in her white gloved little hands. v. 4 And I heard as it were a voice in the center of the four living creatures singing "Cheese Logs, Cheese Logs, freebasing OBSSE Cheese Logs Cheese Logs, Cheese Logs eat them up, *burp*" and behold his name was James, he shall not be harmed. v. 5 And then, behold, an ashen horse, and she who sat on it had the name, "Evil," and Hades was following her with wheat thins, vienna sausages,and a can of cheese whiz. v. 6 And they cried out with a loud voice, saying "How long? How long before pasteurized cheese products fill the corners of the earth?" v. 7 And there was given to each one of them an old chenille bathrobe with matching fuzzy slippers, and Gwen, keeper of the cheese logs, bid them rest a little while longer, until the number of their fellow servants could finish their holiday shopping and buy cheese logs of their own. Paula just sittin' and thinkin' | Back to Filks | |