Friend Ray Taylor asks:
Would Lou Costello be better off not saying "Niagara Falls" or not wanting to get directions to the "Susquehanna Hat Company"?
My response:
Thank you for your question. You see, sir, I wasn't always a dirty, filthy, scurvy bum like you.
I have invested as much as six minutes to ponder and curse your inquiry. It is in no minor state of regret from which I acknowledge Mr. Costello finds himself in a dire predicament or a "pickle," as the young-uns so voice and devastate our unofficial language.
Fortunately, the gentleman's proclivities to attract riotous conflict, immense hostility, and h-h-harming have been significantly diminished in the recent decades, several in sequence, with a steep decline in popularity of the hatted.
On the other appendage, it is deemed unfortunate a certain head gear manufacturer has relocated said business to the controversial shores of the nefarious Niagara love nest.
To decide your inquiry directly, I cannot, but as a recent devotee of the cervical collar, I would prescribe Mr. Costello to acquire one, maybe five.
He must employ the silent treatment at any and all times the side-stepping of hammy character actors may not be possible.
Furthermore, I advise him to consult on the matter with his kindly partner, Mr. Abbott.
Mike
At the Help Desk
P.S. Eat lemons.
"The Abbott and Costello Show (1951): Niagara Falls" via YouTube
"In Society (1943): Susquehanna Hat Company" via YouTube
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