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This one goes out to Doc Al, a certain proprietor of a certain watering hole.

Comments (11)

Yo:

I hope you're going to turn "Story Time with Stel" into a regular -- it's such a great title.

Yo

Doc Al:

"You're not 21 - get out of the bar!"

Doc Al:

Now for the really weird part(it's like deja vu all over again):
My grandmother had a cousin named "Stella". When I was young, us kids used to call her "Cousin Stel". She would babysit me when I was little and she always read stories from a big old children's story book. Story time with Cousin Stel. Hmmm.

John Cox:

Hey TO

Thanks for the positive word. I think there's quite a bit of material here. I'm sure I'll try some more.

Hey DOC

Wow. That's just odd how that worked out. Maybe I was channeling.

Terwiliger:

Funny. Makes me think of the scene from "Strange Brew" where Bob drinks his way out of a tanker truck & then puts out a fire. Kind of Bugs Bunnyish if you think about it.

If Holland was on fire, the Dutch boy wouldn't be a hero, though.

Craniac:

That boy has a promising future as a proctologist. Now he just need to learn to say, "Bend over, grab your ankles, turn your head and cough."

Anonymous:

A mullet would have helped me get the full effect of the joke. I spent half the day trying to figure out why the Dutch boy was trying to plug Uncle Kracker.

Dr. Bob:

Well, anon...

I still don't get it.

John Cox:

Hey Dr. Bob

The story of the Dutch boy plugging the leaky dike with his finger, saving the town.

Anonymous:

Dr. B,

If you change the "i" in "dike" to the "sometimes vowel" you get a homonym that means chicks what likes chicks.

Anonymous:

Craniac,

That means the Dutch boy has a promising future as a groinocologist. Close, but no cigar. Well, maybe there is a cigar, but don't smoke it.

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