SWAMP THING wrote:
Hey Blue Eyes Wolf,
Thanks a lot for the Christmas card man ,was a pleasant surprise in the mail for once ,instead of the same old depressing bills and such.
Fine art as well Ed, did a great rendition of my company logo but just to let you know ,he's not purple like barney he's really a black dragon with ruby eyes,but I know from personal experience that this can be a bit challenging to render.
Looks great though man ,thanks again for the card and for the thought behind it,nisce to know I have some fans out there in the big cold world.
God bless and "HAPPY HOLIDAYS"
Your dragon is black??? NOW I remember! I even made him black the last time that I did him so I don't know why I made him purple in that card... Sorry about that but I'm glad you liked the card, Swamp Thing.
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BlueEyesWolf wrote:
SWAMP THING wrote:
Hey Blue Eyes Wolf,
Thanks a lot for the Christmas card man ,was a pleasant surprise in the mail for once ,instead of the same old depressing bills and such.
Fine art as well Ed, did a great rendition of my company logo but just to let you know ,he's not purple like barney he's really a black dragon with ruby eyes,but I know from personal experience that this can be a bit challenging to render.
Looks great though man ,thanks again for the card and for the thought behind it,nisce to know I have some fans out there in the big cold world.
God bless and "HAPPY HOLIDAYS"Your dragon is black??? NOW I remember! I even made him black the last time that I did him so I don't know why I made him purple in that card... Sorry about that but I'm glad you liked the card, Swamp Thing.
"Taint no thang man!" really doesn't matter much, hell I have done a bright green cartoon version of him that I plan on putting on some T-shirts next year,just so that his details will show better
My little BUBBA Christmas surprise is ready for showing ,just need someone out there to sort of talk my dumb ass into how I would download my art onto the forum...sorry, I'm only a high school graduate....barely!
-any takers?
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Well, I use Imageshack ( http://imageshack.us/ ) to download a picture then copy and paste the link (the bottom one at Imageshack) to here.
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Happy holidays!
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jesterpress wrote:
that trade paperback will be just in time for the movie !!
So we have a set theatre release date?
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Sounds really interesting. Can't wait for the movie to show up...
*zips to get first front row seats* ^^
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Bubba the redneck werewolf...
had a very shiny truck...
and if you ever saw it...
...sorry, I don't even know if Bubba has a truck, but that's been going through my head every time I look at the forum topic Christmas is playin' with mah mind!
(and I can't think of what could go with truck, save a rather R rated word that seems oddly appropriate, but would get me censored right quick. )
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WolfMontana wrote:
(and I can't think of what could go with truck, save a rather R rated word that seems oddly appropriate, but would get me censored right quick.
)
Cluck?
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NinjaWolf wrote:
Sounds really interesting. Can't wait for the movie to show up...
*zips to get first front row seats* ^^
*Eats popcorn while sitting in the middle of the first front row*
Sorry, Ninja, but I was here first.
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Hey pass some of that corn, fellas! LOL! I hate to interupt the rhyming game, but here's the post i promised ya'll. and Bubba by the way, will never try snowbording ever again. Long story for later...anyway....
Howdy yaâll!
Merry Christmas and other such seasoned greetings to all of you from beautiful downtown Cracker County! Well, the weather is hot, wet and humid, so a perfect holiday as usual. Down here , ya just keep the mower oiled and the beer cold and it all makes merry and drunkâŠerâŠbright. Yeah, sure.
Now youâve all been good boys and grrrls, so hereâs what ya been waiting for and for once Iâll make this shortâŠBubba is going animated! Yep, thanks to an old friend who is part of a very well known International Entertainment Law firm, he proposed the movie to some domestic and non-domestic production folks who think itâs a âWonderfully successful ideaâ. But, donât go thinking weâre all rich or whatever âŠyet! We still have a ton of details to work out. But the best thing about it is that it has restored my faith in Show Biz and attorneys. OooohâŠscary! LOL! This also works out great because now a bunch of really crazy gags and ideas I had can be done because in toon-landâŠEVERYTHING is possible!
The team is top notch and has so many awards for their work that I thought that I had wandered into a trophy case as I walked down the halls of this place recently. They may be in the cold country, but they got some hot stuff going! Theyâre great folks and. they commented that they have NEVER seen anything like Bubba! So, thatâs all I can say for now. Just hope that all works out and soon weâll have something to show yaâll by the early spring. So, thanks to all of you who kept the faith and the hundreds of e-mails supporting this and the dozens who kept hammering me to go animated, well, you win!
Now, with the busboyâs permission, well, I really didnât ask, but heâs good fellaâŠI present the Christmas tales of the South land here on the cafĂ©. Why? Well, my own website is having server problems and now weâre designing a new and interactive site coming in a few weeks, so, to make sure you guys get something from us here at Team Bubba besides Boogerâs empties! Also, it kinda was the way this whole animation deal came up and got moving. So, happy hooligans from all of us hereâŠMr. Xero, Nobody, Somebody and of course⊠Bubba! See yaâll at the shows this year and in the meantimeâŠHappy and healthy New Year! Isay Healthy because, if you have thatâŠYou have it all! I learned that the hard way this fall with a certain person I have near and dear to me, who is going througha rough patch and this movie moving again is helping to keep the light in those eyes bright. Bless yaâll and be well! I mean it!!
And now here ya go...
THE CHRISTMAS WITHOUT 'SHOW'...
By Mitch âEbeneezerâ Hyman
(All characters and story in this massive missive are copyright and registered trademark to Mitch Hyman, so if ya steal any of this, Iâll take ya inside Bubbaâs combo toolshed/outhouse and perform horrendous experiments against god and man on yer thievinâ butt!)
WELL⊠itâs that time of the year again where ya mark the calendar with the days between holiday turkeys. And this story is one about a REAL turkey of a play I took part in quite a few years ago. Thereâs something about this season that makes ya look back on the past and then vow to the gods above that youâll never do anything that dumb again!
I was invited to a holiday party a few weeks back and ran into an old friend who I hadnât seen since the invention of dirt. He had heard about the stuff Iâve been doing through another old buddy and was surprised that I was even considering messing with show business again. We were part of a civic organization back when we had the brain cells and naivete to try such nutty things. Talking to him brought back my first brush with the âBizâ so hang on and here goesâŠ
Back years ago when I was a struggling FM disc jockey (I told yaâll this was years agoâŠnow theyâre called âair personalitiesââŠmostly of the âhot airâ variety), I was living in an apartment that was close to being condemned or turned in condos. This all depending on inflated Florida real estate values, which are still as overblown as one of those parade balloons ya see being led by clowns down a big city street on Thanksgiving. HmmmâŠKinda reminds me of the US CongressâŠLOL!
Anyway, while I lived there a real old time movie star moved in, as either part of her retirement or it could have been the witness protection plan. Well, she was caught about a dozen times ripping off sunglasses at a local drugstore and this gave me a clue as to how âcelebrityâ works and weâll address that later in the story. I would go down to the complex pool whenever the odd occasion would occur when they didnât have to drag a âGator outta the sucker and the algae wasnât makinâ it look like a putting green. When I went down there, I would almost always see this ex - famous lady, in a bikini (The sight still haunts me to this day and I have yet to able to eat a proper meal since.) and wearing her misappropriated eye wear. I usually made up batch of margaritas to share with any stray young ladies who were goofy enough to wander down there and be set upon by myself or the other apartment complex âDon Wannabeesâ. She was always open to a drink, or twelve, and when she got enough of âMonetzumaâs mashâ in her she would start telling stories about old time Hollywood and her various run-ins with folks like Groucho Marx, Victor Mature, Clark Gable, Marlene Dietrich and the rest the golden days movie idols. The stories were outrageous and I bet mostly true, but then again, she drank a lot before these tales and they got better each time and wound up with her getting pissed off and throwing the drinks into the pool. Which I think helped with the aforementioned algae problems. Tequila has amazing abilities close to chlorine in some cases.
Yeah, I know, where the hell is Mitch goinâ with all this is what yer thinkinâ right now and as I said, this is MY present to give, so settle down out there and weâll get to Bubba and the crew in a few secondsâŠwell, in dog years that is. Actually yaâll better grab your favorite hot beverage and prop that fruitcake Aunt Belinda sent ya by the door to keep it open to the living room, so as to catch the young folks sneakinâ peeks those gifts under the tree. This is gonna be a long oneâŠ
So, the holidays rolled around and I was a member of a certain civic organization that did everything from running charity haunted houses to selling manure door to door. And considering how many members of this club that went on to careers in politics, this might have been the PERFECT training for their future work. At this time of year we decided to put on a charity holiday play and of course, they all looked at me through their Beery haze and insisted I write the damn thing. Great. Bad enough I had spent years ghosting for TV writers and working for Ad agencies in an effort to sell the public crap they really didnât need or want, now I was about to become Floridaâs version of Shakespeare. Hell, the only Shakespeare I knew of at the time made fishing poles.
So, I got a big old batch of âinspirationâ blended up in the old Hamilton Beach and went down to the pool to think this out or possibly drown my myself and neatly escape it all. This famous lady of the silver screen was holdinâ court by the divinâ board and I gota seriously sick ideaâŠwhat about this play having a REAL star in it and that just might sell a few extra tickets and get some kids in need a few more toys and warm clothes. So, I asked her if sheâd do it and after a few seconds she agreed. One thing ya learn about Hollywood folks, it takes them less prodding to get into the spotlight than it takes convincing a crack addict to head down a dark alley for another hit on the old pipe. The story your about to read (unless ya got bored with this thing already and have headed off to some Internet porn site involving midgets and trampolines by now) is kinda true and then again, not really. Welcome to the wonderful world of show biz folks! LOL!
So, Ladies, Gents, and children of all religionsâŠOn with the showâŠ
The weather in Cracker County had turned brisk with temperatures in the low nineties (Brrrr!) and the local shopping âMaulâ had finally put away the Halloween decorations, skipped Thanksgiving altogether and headed like a yard dog off its chain right into the Yuletide. There was magic in the air, or it might have been the stink of swamp gas⊠hard to tell around here.
But Christmas was a few weeks away and all of the âTeam Bubbaâ crew was getting ready to celebrate the season of over-eating and melted credit cards. Bubba had pulled out the Christmas lights and after almost electrocuting himself by testing the string by sticking his tongue in the bad sockets, the outhouse looked almost cheery. Although when someone commented that it looked âvery bright and gay for the holidayâ Bubba misunderstood the term and almost put the poor bugger into the hospital till Valentineâs day. Bubba is the only person I know who should have his lawyerâs phone number tattooed on his forehead.
So, as everyone was getting ready for Saint Nick to arrive and bring them the entire âSneers and Roeschmuckâ catalogue of desired gifts, I suggested instead of the usual drunken brawl we throw each December 25th which usually lands most of all of us in Hatchet Hattieâs Hoosegow, we do something different. I admit it had been a hard year for a few of us and I figured that since we were all still standing (Well, we were only still standing âcause no one had taken a taste of Boogerâs holiday hooch yet to be honest) and together we should share our fairly good fortune with those who didnât even have a home or a friend to invite into it for a cup of Boogerâs brew.
Bubba just looked at me for second like I had just acquired Rudolphâs antlers or infamous glowing nose and sneered with a wofie grin;
âMitch, the last idea you had died of loneliness and could have sued yer ass fer non-support, son.â
I just took this comment with the usual grain of salt the size of that Gibraltar rock and pushed onâŠ
âBubba, face it, all we do every year is complain about how the holiday has no real meaning and all it turns out to be is a tribute to how much crap we can buy for people who could go out and get a pair of socks that DONâT glow in the dark or a tie that ainât so ugly that the factory what made it didnât get thrown into the dimension of âuniversal bad tasteâ (which by the way, is next door to the island of mis-fit toys) they also wonât have to stand in the return line till 4th of July either.
Bobbi-Jo, who thankfully is always the voice of reason in a chorus of off-key lunatics, cuffed Bubba upside the head and added her well spent two cents.
âWriter-boy, here (as she refers to yours truly) is onto something for change, Bubba. We should count our blessings and try to do somethinâ charitable. Lord knows the way things go around here, we might need it ourselves or at least itâll get YOU that spot in Hell near the air conditioner outside Satanâs office.â
Well-said thought I. Bubba had a different take on it thoughâŠ
âBobbi-Jo! You know heâs gonna get us caught up in some crazed deal like the stupid comics he does about us, not mention the crazy movie idea heâs been pushing like vacuum cleaners door to door!â
He shot me an evil look at this point before going on and then sighed.
âOkay, Butch, Whatâs the deal?â
I replied; âSimple, just like you⊠ya big hairy mistake! I think we do a holiday play for charity that would benefit homeless folks and kids. Not like we didnât experience some of that wonderful âHouse flippingâ BS our own-selves this year.â
The big fella actually looked a bit taken back by this. Maybe because he just had his âreality checkâ cashed in and paid out in pennies. Bubba took a big olâ pull on his cigar and looked at Bobbi-Jo, Clovis and Biker Bob. They all shook their heads to the affirmative. Bubba now being out-numbered and knowing if he said no, than heâd look like the biggest creep in the world next to that Bin Laden scumbag, he agreed to it. The great âCracker County Christmas Pageant and Holiday Hoe-Downâ was on!
All I had to do now was write it, cast it, produce it and not wind up wearing a Napoleon hat in the Chatahoochee mental ward. Hey, after all these years in self -publishing, if it hadnât happened before, I had a good shot at pulling it off and not spending the rest of my days makinâ wallets in therapy. Although, I kinda wish I were the one who had made the âBright and gayâ comment to Bubba and spent the holidays happily in a coma.
The next few days went by and had me lost like a âfart in a whirlwindâ. I finished the script in about 24 straight hours of sweat, whiskey and my own frustrated screams in the night. If yaâll think itâs easy to write a non-denominational, non-offensive holiday play with a freaking redneck werewolf as the star, then I invite you to clean and polish all the neon in Vegas usinâ a one bristle toothbrush, folks. All that mattered was hat the play was done, and a nervous breakdown avoided. BUT, there was stillâŠcostuming, set design, set building, and of course the wrangling of a few Xmas âgators. More on that idiotic idea laterâŠand to top it off I still had to figure a way to get more than just the six of us involved in this debacle to buy a ticket. Thatâs when fate, Booger Greene playinâ Santa Claus at the shopping âMaulâ and a real live (Well, she was breathinâ anyway) Movie star fell right into my lap⊠and almost neutered me in the process.
Let me explain this as fast as I can, cause by now Iâm sure most of you are ready to track me down with a gun to put me outta your misery for makinâ ya read this much crap. Booger had wanted to buy a new and bigger solid copper kettle for his moonshine still this year so as to keep up with the New Years orders. He decided to take the job at the âMaulâ playinâ Santa. He got Clovis hired as his Elf helper. Disaster was surely in the making.
The sight of little olâ Booger in that red suit and the pillows shoved under it made him look like a fat âol tick painted red. That wasnât as bad as Clovis in a pair of tights he got from takinâ his Mommaâs orthopedic panty hose, dyinâ them puke green and finishing this ill-looking ensemble off with a Camo jacket and tartan hunters cap. He looked like a test pattern for a Martian cable TV station. How folks could allow their kids within ten yards of these two, much less sit on their laps, proves to me that most parents these days should be forced to acquire licenses to have kids. Hell, owning most large dogs require more paperwork than what some people allowed to have kids get away with. Yaâll go to any shopping center and see how many people leaving their kids in either the car or loose to wander and be âbabysatâ at the food court by the cleaning crew can be found and youâll see what I mean.
I went down the shopping center to check this out and after watching Booger promise those little tykes everything from the new âTransitformers mega-missile aircraft carrier death and destruction setâ to a cure for global warming. Then, after seeing Clovis kicked in the shins for just being Clovis, (A great holiday tradition in these parts if not a daily occurrence anyway for him) I figured what I had to offer in the way of roles in this play would get them off the streets and outta harms way. Before I could wade through the sugar induced hyper kiddies to talk to the hapless holiday duoâŠit happened.
This huge fat kid who was so far over the age of believinâ in the jolly old elf, that Iâd hate to hang by the neck for the amount of time required to make up the difference, sat down on Boogerâs lap.
Booger never had a chance, folks. This âkidâsâ bulk swamped little Booger like that Tsunami did to all those folks in the Eastern hemisphere. When the after -shock of this had passed, all I could see was Boogerâs bearded face sticking out the bottom of Santaâs throne. This magical seat of âwish and wantâ now looked like an old hippie beanbag. Booger however was worse off. He looked like the product of bad night at a rest stop cafeteria being deposited into the same rest areaâs bathroom. In other words, he stuck out through the bottom of that seat and the buttocks of that massive brat looking like a bearded turd. Clovis ran over and tried to pull Booger loose while that kid cried like it was hurtinâ his giant fanny to have Cracker Countyâs resident redneck genius trapped like a bad hemorrhoid twixt his back cheeks. After this, I now have seen way too much to ever sleep without the night screams again.
I ran to help and was all of a sudden knocked back by what I thought was a fur covered, ancient and red clawed Polar bear. No, I hadnât been drinking or had found the abominable snowman. This was worse. Whatever it was that nailed me had also knocked me into the âMaulâ fountain. Well it was fountain in name only. This was after all âCracker County and the âfountainâ was only a big old birdbath missing the pedestal. After lifting myself out of this and tipping a bunch of water, tadpoles and mosquito larvae on the floor, I realized who and what had hit me. It was ex movie star and public eyesore âŠHardly Hitthemark! A European actress who came to the states back in the 40âs and had done dozens of films and caused hundreds of lawsuits and scandals as well. I was speechless and awed. Also, I think I had severe head trauma from hitting the concrete edge of that damn birdbath.
Finally with the help of Hatchet Hattie and a pair of those Jaws of Life hydraulic pliers the rescue folks use, we extricated Booger from the bottom of the immense, and now crying bloody murder, kid. Turns out he was the nephew of my hopefully soon to be star of the Christmas play. Turns out that they had been looking for a way back onto the interstate, they got lost and wound up here. Hattie got Hardly to not press charges as I pointed out that Booger didnât have anything of value besides his massive collection of mustache wax and empty non-returnable beer bottles. So, in my usual sense of bad timing, I then asked her if she would be interested in hanging around town for a few days and possibly doing our play. She at first looked like she had just put a down payment on the proverbial Brooklyn Bridge or a Canadian time-share. Then she got this glow like the palmetto bugs out at the nuclear power plant get at night. She agreed and then began to list her demands to do the play.
She wanted to direct, star, retain all merchandising rights, have her personal wardrobe and ancient servant/agent/lawyer boxed and shipped in from LA. , a personal trainer and the mineral rights to the county land fill. Actually knowing most celebrities, this was a pretty short list. She could also get away with this stuff because she had recently won some stupid life time achievement award from a website that had the strange luck of having itâs âStars of Obscurity but beloved by the fan boys turned directors/producersâ Guild awards show broadcast at 3am between ads for â Pubic hair in the Canâ. I love the way all those kinds of half-ass awards get these people back in the public eye. I just wonder why all the people pumping them up never hire them for more than a cameo role that always make the audience think; âDamn, I thought they were dead!â Damn, I really should have made a better effort for that coma.
I explained that this was a charity production and she responded with a thick accent that reminded me of a certain blood sucking Count from the late show.
âI vould take zis asa personal triumphâ, she intoned, âAnd do not vorget, I vas a TV schtar vonce you know.â
This was true. Back in the early 80âs she had been a host for a show called; âMiss Delilahâs Disco Dance Partyâ. Then, after a huge scandal involving two horny script assistants and a guy who was busted later for insider stock trading, she went back into obscurity until some septic tank digger lucked into a trust fund and financed a movie that was so bad that they donât have a letter in the alphabet low enough to get it categorized.
After about an hour of appealing to her sense of fair play (Which was about the level of that guy from north Korea) she agreed and then grinned so evilly at me that her teeth looked like tombstones in a desert graveyard because she knew she had me over the barrel. I only thought two things at this point. Either this was going to be worth all the effort or she was just used to being pampered by idiots who never learned that being a celebrity does not make you either Albertsâ Einstein or Schweitzer. In reality though I knew I had just signed my soul over to the dark one himself. Only time and the next few days would tell.
Thanks to Bob and the rest pitching in, the play was coming together fast. We only had 24 hours to go before we opened for the public and I have to admit adding this obscure but still recognizable star helped boost ticket sales into the hundreds. Considering that less than a hundred people lived in town, this led me to believe that either Polly (who was selling the tickets down to her diner) was as bad at math as she was at keeping the health department off her back or that people got into the spirit and bought extras just to ensure a good holiday for those less fortunate.
Hey, Iâm an optimistic kinda fool, as yaâll well know.
Now your probably wanting to know what the play was aboutâŠokay here it isâŠItâs about a renegade Elf who leaves Santaâs work shop and winds up finding a legal loophole allowing the elf to buy him out, toss him in the street and then charge âSanta believersâ for gift services like a bad cel phone provider. Also, the Elf gets an imposter to play Santa and make him look bad to the world. Thatâs it. A real tale of greed and need. Also In the play; Booger was going to play the evil elf (A big reach for him, huh?), Bubba was going to help Santa (played by Biker Bob) get his job back by drinking the false Santa under the table during a Christmas party at the North Pole (Hey, always play to your strengths I say!), Bobbi-Jo was going to be the traitorous secretary who falls in love with Bubba and helps nail the evil elf boss, and our star of the minute, Ms.Hittthemark, was going to play the Spirit of the Season, who would help save the day by instilling in the players, and our soon to be captive audience, with the real meaning of the holidays.
Her role, which included a speech I busted butt over, would make that kid from the âCharlie the round headed kidâ ancient holiday special we all grew up on look like he was sending the dancing beagle from that show to the dog pound gas chamber in comparison.
So, lights pleaseâŠLOL!
But of course every good plan goes to hell fast when you allow someone like Clovis to handle more than just holding a candy cane in the corner off stage. Clovis, was going to play Rudolph (Who when deserted by the other Reindeer, enlisted the aid of a few gators who had been smoked out of house and den by a recent fire at a local tourist attraction. These gators turned out to be the cause of the trouble and mayhem that ensued onstage that nightâŠ
The grand opening of the play was incredible. We used old man Johnsonâs Smokehouse (a great place to hang your meat) for the play and we not only had a place to hold the play, but he gave us a butt load of Roadkill Jerky to keep the gators happy and their jaws busy. We also had the local kidâs choir from the Robert E. Lee grammar and future auto mechanics school open the evening with a selection of songs that ranged from Silent night to some other Christmas songs the kids learned from the local oldies rock station. Let me tell yaâll, they did a Christmas version of âGimmie Two Steps, Santa Clausâ by Skynrd that would bring a tear to the eye of anyone who knows and appreciates the holy sounds of hard southern rock. After we were finally able to get the kids off the stageâŠwhich wasnât easy as the crowd started chanting âFree Birdâ. The local Hellâs Bellesâ ladies quilting and biker club we hired for security had a bear of a time, getting folks off their chairs not to mention taking away enough butane lighters to get us nailed by Hazmat.
So, the lights dimmed and the play was on! Everything went great for the first act where Santa gets bounced onto the curb by the evil elf. Booger got so into the part that he almost got Bob to send him to e-room when the little SOB planted his foot twixt Bobâs man-junk. After pulling them apart during an impromptu intermission, Bubba took the stage and aided by getting his hands on some REAL booze, instead of the spring water we supplied, he did a fantastic job and drank the impostor Santa. (Played by Ms. Hardlyhitthemarkâs giant sized nephew, who we found out, was actually 26) As for the real booze, Bubba argued that while he didnât have stage fright, he said it could come upon him real sudden like and he was all about being pro-active. Bubba knowing a word like that and then knowing what it meant proved to me that this truly was season of miracles, or at least he had gotten a copy of âPsychologyâ today in the mail by mistake and on a trip to the outhouse, he musta grabbed it instead of the âAuto Traderâ year end oversize issue.
So, we were just getting to the part where the spirit of Christmas was about to make her speech and then all hell broke loose. Clovisâs gators had gotten out of the Wally-Mart Mega size beer tub we were keeping them in and wandered onto the stage in search of more Road kill jerky. When one of them placed its tail on the stage lights near the foot of the stage, the trouble boiled up faster than crawdads in a vat of Jambalaya. That reptile freaked out, clamped itâs jaws down on another nearby gator and then that one did the same to another and so on. It was like those weird domino displays that ya see on TVâs most unwanted talent shows. Eventually the gator playing Blitzen, nailed Ms. Hardly Hitthemark right in the âŠahemâŠâSweet meatâ. (Yaâll figure THAT one out yourselves as I get in enough trouble anyway for the stuff I describe) Her lawyer appeared on stage with a pile of papers faster than snake hits a slow moving rat. I know what Iâm talking about here folks as I have more lawyers in my circle of family and friends than a yard dog has fleas.
This âBus station shysterâ was just about to serve out his version of bill board advertised brand of justice when Bubba, now filled with 90 proof courage, grabbed him, duct tapped his mouth shut (like he just had done to the now corralled gators) and howled the rest of almost rioting crowd down to a dull uproar. Bubba pulled himself up to his full 6â8 height and began to speak.
âOkay Yaâll, settle the @#$! down! What the #$%! is wrong with all of you?!â he yelled at full volume. We all just stopped our usual brawling like the proverbial deer in the headlights and listened up. Bubba spit out some tobacco juice (neatly nailing the lawyer right in his squinty eye) and spoke again.
âIâm not gonna make the usual stupid speech about how itâs Christmas and we should get along. That old clichĂ©d pants load has been beat to death worse than Zombies in a B flick! Yâall were raised better than to act like this anyways! We been friends and neighbors since we could toddle over and steal each otherâs Big Wheels and zwieback cookies! We all grew up as hard workinâ and hard dreaminâ people always knowinâ that you do right by your neighbors cause thatâs just the right way to live.â
We all looked at each other and grinned because we knew Bubba was right. He grinned right back and continued on.
âNow some folks arenât as fortunate as us, to have lived in the real world all our lives and sometimes itâs better to not get all that fame and fortune crap heaped on ya cause it tend to get ya above yer raising and makes ya believe your own press releases.â
He turned to the now stunned Ms. Hitthemark and her struggling lawyer. (Who looked like he was choking on some well -deserved truth.) Bubba looked disgustedly at them and addressed the crowd again.
âIâm sure as soon as they leave here, theyâll find some magazine or (Bubba shuddered) internet website that will lap up their story about how they were so poorly treated by some backwoods bumpkins and how they tried to edumacate us to how the ârealâ world is and yadda-yadda-yaddaâŠAll I can say is screw it! Thereâs always three sides to every storyâŠtheir side, your side and the truth. So, all ya can do is know that folks will no doubt believe the famous, even though they get caught drunk and make bigoted comments, or get their rich asses in sex videos that would make the whore of Babylon blush, and other goofy things. And it donât make any difference because all will be forgotten the next time their next movie, show or book comes out. Itâs no win situation and so do yerselves a big favorâŠDONâT TRY! Just get on with your life and if ya want to feel good about yerself, then grab one happy memory, like gettingâ that GI Charlie with the âkung paoâ grip or putting that blanket and a leftover turkey sandwich from yer lunch pail into the hands of the homeless woman on the bench downtown. No one can ever take that warm feelinâ away from you and it donât have to be Christmas to inspire ya to do it!â
Bubba then grabbed Bobbi-Jo planted a big wet one on her and then said;
âMerry Christmas Darlinâ. Now go get me the big roll of duct tape and weâll take these three âNot so wise folksâ (referring to Ms. Hitthemark, the lawyer and the nephew) and stick them to the first boxcar heading back to Hollyweird!â
This got a huge round of applause from the crowd and we all jumped to it and did as Bubba said. After we waved goodbye to the midnight special leaving for parts unknown, we all decide that next year, weâll just give what we can to charity and never do another play gain! Weâre going back to having the annual December 25th drunken brawl. Some traditions should not be messed with. Just like wakinâ Granpa up off the sofa on Thanksgiving with those left over firecrackers from the 4th. Hey, you got your traditions and I got mine. LOL!
So, whatever ya celebrate at this time of year, just make the most of it and until Mr. Peabody comes around with that âWaybackâ gizmo, donât live in the past. Or else youâll wind up going through life with more baggage than a backed up airport. Also, not all politicians, celebrities or legal folks are like the parodied versions I wrote about here. Quite a few get some real good stuff done and weâre a better world because of the gifts they use wisely. I guess my favorite gift is being able to live in a country which allows us the freedom to make fun of ourselves and others with the first amendment to back it up.
Now, if yaâll will excuse me, I gotta run. Bubba and Bob have just popped the top off the kettle and Booger is handinâ out the jelly glasses. I donât know about yaâll, but after writing this sucker and makinâ yaâll hold still to read it allâŠI think we all deserve a drink!
A toast to you and yours this time of year and just know thisâŠAll wishes can come true if ya just donât quit believing in yourself and finding others who believe the same. Next year and the all the days that make it happen will be greatâŠyouâll seeâŠjust believe. And IF life gives ya crapâŠjust make up some âCrap-Adeâ. Itâs still lousy, but not as bad as it could be. LOL!
Seasoned Greetings to all and a Cracker County blessinâ on yer happy little heads!
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*has fallen asleep with an empty quart of eggnog leaking on his lap*
*a stick from off-camera pokes hard*
Oomph! Oh oh right...
Merry Christmas Mitch and to all the Bubba crew too!
So both a movie and a cartoon? Sounds great! Just keep us on the update and you know your fans will keep on loving the big guy in the fur suit...
*pan to BlueEyesWolf dressed up as Winnie-The-Pooh* No Blue not THAT suit! And not that creepy pink bunny suit that poor kid got from his aunt either...
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Happy holidays!!
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Yes Happy holidays to Bubba The Redneck Werewolf and Mitch and all the rest to YA.LL on werewolfcafe and to the world and Merry Christmas to YA.LL
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*Toss the Pooh costume at RedStreak* Humph! What a great story, RealDealBubba! I'm surprised that Bubba can actually talk that long but hey, it's fine as long as he saved the day with his thoughts about what Christmas meant to him.
So Bubba's movie is going to be animated instead of live-action?
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Yep. looks that way. And the best part is that we also have a a TV concept cartoon deal in the works too! So, what cool stuff did ya'll get for Christmas? Bubba got new "nudie gal" mud flaps fer the Bubba mobile. Bobby-Jo got some serious under mentionables from "Icky-Vicky's"secret and some kinda of fancy perfume from "Needless MARK-UP" , Booger got his new kettle and a membership in the "squeezin's of the month club, and Clovis got a clue and he an' Polly musta found it together, cause we ain't seen them since last night when the band played "gimme two steps" and they two stepped right outta the barn. Hattie an' Bob went out for a ride and we got a phone call from Vegas this mornin' and you figure out what's goin' on, cause Clovis ran off with the only clue of anything we seen around here for years...an me...I gotta rock. I'm still behind from bein' gone, so i'm still havin' Halloween till the after xmas sale on slightly used turkeys down to the Winn Dixie. See ya'll soon!!
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"Seasons Greetings" to all the members of the "BUBBA NATION" out there in the cold cruel world,
Sweet ,lovable "Swamp Thing" here to wish all of you and yours the happiest of holidays.
Whether you be Jew or Gentile matters not this time of year as it should always be in the world ,but alas the world is populated by man and his flaws and imperfections, and prejudices have unfortunately taken hold of the planet in an apparent strangle hold that doesn't seem to look like it will loosen it's grip anytime soon.
Being an American and from a military family I wish to extend a heartfelt wish and prayer to all servicemen/women who are presently in harms way in the hot spots of the world. They all blindly serve to protect their country despite any corrupt or misguided politics that may be sending them in perilous places.
God Bless you all this Holiday Season.
Now onto BUBBA stuff; I need to post my Christmas BUBBA card onto the forum so you guys can check it out, unfortunately I'm not too bright when it comes to posting my work on sites, can anybody help me?
If one of you guys could write me at ; www.surfaceartstudios@yahoo.com I'll be glad to send you a download scan of the art so that you can post it up for me , it wuld be greatly appreciated.
Speaking of the "BUBBSTER"In the coming months I will be running a contest on my site, a "BUBBA" trivia contest, the lucky winner will recieve a one of a kind piece of original BUBBA art .
I will announce it to the forum as soon as the details are planned out and is posted on my site at ;
surfaceartstudios.com
thanks again everybody and heres wishing all of you
the "Happiest of Holidays and a very Happy New Year"
Peace out Pack brothers and sisters
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Happy holidays! If your picture is already on your site, you can post a direct link to the picture for all to see.
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Happy New to all the pack!! Get ready for new stuff coming real soon from myself and our new publisher! You've been warned! LOL! also check out the stuff from jester press...I'm jester-IM pressed!
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Happy New year to YA.LL and I,am looking Forward to the new bubba stuff i hope it good
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Happy New Year!
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Happy New Yowl, y'all!
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dus aneone know what is going on With the Bubba The Redneck Werewolf web can't find the server at www.bubbatheredneckwerewolf.com.
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BubbaPackLeader wrote:
dus aneone know what is going on With the Bubba The Redneck Werewolf web can't find the server at www.bubbatheredneckwerewolf.com.
Mabe technical problems??
Siverwolf.
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Maybe they're making a new Bubba website?
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