It's Mo Monday!

Sometimes you think you’ve won and life throws you a curve ball. We decided, for a change, to stand up to Mo and chased him around town. We thought we had him cornered and would end his tyranny once and for all. Only to discover that he’d made another ally. Mo and a lion together was just too much for us. You win another round, Mo.

 

Happy Thanksgiving from Spoof and Speck

Don't burn your turkey.

 

Garlic sold me insurance

It’s time once again for Stuff Out of Context! This week’s line is:
Ducks. Garlic. What’s the difference.

 

It's Mo Monday!

Again, Mo surprises us with hidden talents. Not only is he just plain mean, he’s a pretty mean drummer. He impressed all around with some sick beats today. If only he would pursue his music instead of mayhem.

 

That's just messed up

We found this in a store. Seriously, what kind of person would wear this shirt?

 

Some creatures can't get tan enough

It’s time once again for Stuff Out of Context! This week’s line is:
The flies are like, “Ooo, sunbathing.”

 

It's Mo Monday!

We’ve known for some time now that Mo has a fascination with enslaving animals to do his bidding. This weekend he hit the jackpot. A playground yielded these two amphibian sculptures. Mo’s army is growing.

A thought from Spoof and Speck

We work in an idiot nest.

Evian is a delicacy

It's time once again for Stuff Out of Context! Today's line is:
Nothing's tastier than a water bottle.

 

It's Mo Monday!

Mo is fascinated of late with statuary. He was enthralled by this statue of a stone worker. He at turns wanted to: use the guy's hammer, boss him around, be carried around, and of course to eat him.

We say, always play with your food

We had a dinner party last night. After we ate, we were looking at the scraps left on our plates. They were perfect to make little pictures. We call them: Leftover People.

 

Who needs plates

It's time once again for Stuff Out of Context! Today's line is:
I'm in charge so I can eat spaghetti out of whatever I want.
 

It's Mo Monday!

Our local park recently installed a giant urn as the focal point of the entrance. Mo applauds their sense of the macabre.