Well now, I can’t stand for that, can I? But how do you fight back against your own brain? Doesn’t it control all you do? Well now, the devious part of me found a part, the brain stem, that does things without the main brain knowing about it. So now I got a plan (He He Snicker Snicker).
We are going to threaten the brain by letting it know that the brain stem controls the heart and blood flow and will shut off the supply of blood to the brain if it doesn’t shape up immediately.
Not a good idea. Now, as you know, the brain stem acts on its own, and now I have it fighting with the brain. What if it goes through with its threat to shut the blood supply off to the brain? Oh my, I am starting to get dizzy (not because it is part of my name).
By the way, my cousin sent me an email asking if I had ever heard of Dizzy-Dick Beer? I had not. He said it was a beer from Yorkshire, England. Don’t believe me? Take a look at this:
OK, where was I?? OH Yeah, starting to get dizzy. Now what the heck have I started? “Hay Brain Stem, I didn’t mean it. Stop fighting with my brain.” OK, that didn’t work, things are going black, it is getting harder tooooo typeeee. . . I . . . I . . . I . . . . . th i i i i n k . . . . . . . . I . . . . . will . . . . . . . . s a y g………………
MORE COFFEE!!! QUICK!!!
ReplyDeleteYou'd better call a truce!
ReplyDeleteEngland has many beers with weird names, but this is the 1st I've heard of Dizzy Dick Beer.
Thanks Ben, that workded. . .
ReplyDeleteGypsy, truce it is. I, too, had never heard of it, but I Googled it and it does exist.
DD, perhaps a few of those Dizzy Dick beers are in order. Get the brain so drunk it can't fight.
ReplyDeleteHey David, That is how I used to get my brain straight, but haven't had a drink in way over 20 years. Now, when I get up in the morning it is the best I am going to feel all day - - bummer.
ReplyDeleteDD, I guess that's better than waking up with a hangover. ;)
ReplyDeleteI don't know, David. A hangover could be cured with "Old Grandad".
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