Sam Wood; Lately
Posted: March 19, 2016 Filed under: The Greatest Human to Ever Live | Tags: belvedere, denver, engaged, iceland, Kent, northern lights, oxford, sponsorship, ufc Leave a commentI holidayed in Denver, began a new year, moved to London, boated about in Oxford, was profoundly English in Iceland, got engaged beneath Northern Lights upon a different boat, moved to Kent, got promoted and remembered I write articles on the internet and that I should really probably at some point like actually (“totes”) get around to that one day soon with a little bit if “ish” on the end.
How’ve you been?
You inactive pussy you.
Only joking; I’m sure you achieved a great deal.
Like winter.
Congratulations on winter. If you didn’t make it through; you should have tried nudity.
Nudity is a barebones means of communicating to the elements that there’s no real point in trying; your penis can get no smaller and nipples no stiffer. Taking all the puff out of the wind as it were.
I did winter twice and only fell twice, entirely clothed both times just to show how tough I am. Perhaps I should have been naked; just to make a point; a means of ‘point-making’ I am only too happy to put across.
Denver is tremendous; I caber-tossed in the Rockies and defeated every Texan I met at Beer Pong.
Aside from that I have to say a UFC competitor is an extraordinary occupation to hold.
Stepping into a shape (let’s not quarrel over squared circles, rings and octagons) and professionally punching faces. A bad day at the office consists of not punching the other’s face enough; in which case either try harder or yoga. Now; before more fists happen to you.
Plus sponsorships.
Why not sponsor yourself? If you don’t then you have no self-belief in the product.
Upon your trunks should be an emblazoned “ME….motherfucker…”
What a point that emits and a good one at that: “ME….motherfucker…”?
“ME.…motherfucker…” speaks scrolls of worthy output that “Nike” can only dream of.
Oxford is superb; if you haven’t fought a woman in terms of boating and actuality then you haven’t done what I did that day. Maybe this is a recommendation; perhaps it’s just an admission that I fought my now-fiancé with an oar.
As for Oxford…….that’ll do. Plus breakfast was lovely; as were the locals.
I moved lived in South London for a while, commuting into Swale every day.
Commuting is a profitable hobby, for it was whilst I made my way most merrily (and…not really) at 5am from Belvedere (BBEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLVVVVVVVVVVEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDEEEEEEERREEEEEEEEEEE!) to work; I remembered reading was an option. I now intend to indulge fully in the art form.
The art form of reading, that is, as opposed to writing (as you can tell).
I’m not a hushed reader; I like to encourage the author along; offering a whoop of appreciation and excitement as the chapters come to peak. It is a robust and healthy method of reading, although the rest of the carriage did turn against me and I was forced to begin to smoulder with intensity in retaliation.
I recommend you do the same. Otherwise I’d be weird and alone on a train.
Plus self-sponsored.
Plus becoming somewhat over-excited about my own enunciation of “Belvedere” (BBEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLVVVVVVVVVVEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDEEEEEEERREEEEEEEEEEE!).
Oh I’ve sighed in my life; but I’m a superior screamer.
So…Iceland was engaging.
Because I got engaged (fuck puns today).
I asked my girl, the focus of my dreams and the bewilderment of my reality, to be mine for the rest of our lives and she said “Yes.”
Beneath the Northern Lights which danced for us as though tumbling from the heavens and upon us, purely so as to exacerbate the point that life is distinctly going my way and I have no excuse for this.
Perhaps it’s because I just kept smiling.
I don’t deserve any of this; but I’m not giving up a second of this for a lifetime as any tiger-like living there could be; likely since I’ve found my tigress.
And she lays with me.
I intend to write in detail about all of Denver, Oxford, Iceland, engagement and other vital subject matters such as have been scarcely penetrated here (poor buggers); but this will do for now.
Forgive my absence; I’ve been deservedly busy and inexcusably cheerful.
Smiling helps.
Plus I’m the Greatest Human to Ever Live.
And so are you.
Mwah,
Sam
Donald Trump; On His Level
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Donald Trump; On His Level
Posted: March 16, 2016 Filed under: Donald Trump; On His Level | Tags: donald trump, Drumpf, Trump Leave a commentDonald. You look like a rapist who doesn’t get what the fuss is about.
Donald Trump; On His Level
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Donald Trump; On His Level
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Donald Trump; On His Level
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Donald Trump; On His Level
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Donald Trump; On His Level
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Eating Melon Makes Me Moral
Posted: December 18, 2015 Filed under: Brief...therefore witty. | Tags: counterculture, Humour, melon, writing Leave a commentIt would seem diet can greatly affect your wellbeing.
Say for example you enjoy digesting your way through a plate of collarbones.
Now that’s fairly gnarly, but perhaps you ought to calm yourself down a tad, particularly considering the species of collar bone.
You should only eat your neighbour if the feeling’s mutual.
So then you move on to seed.
Seed.
It’s just not worth saying.
Enunciate it not.
The calorific offerings a seed puts up do not cover the costs of saying “seed”.
Not because “seed” requires a dexterity of jaw, tongue and teeth, but because it breaks a little piece of my heart from me every time I say it and the only way to say it is…meekly.
And I am not meek.
Even “Spreading my seed” fails me.
I begin triumphant with “Spreading my…” and then descend into a sad, sad day by the time I arrive at “seed”.
Or maybe “seed” arrives at me?
Likely not; I doubt “seed” could be bothered to turn up and if it did the jokes would fall a little flatter and the wine could be complained at.
Essentially, and conveniently, don’t invite the word “seed” to a get-together.
Because that’d be ridiculous.
Eating melon is also ridiculous; and it can save your life.
As well as your death.
We all want our death to be a good one, so let me save your death here and now by encouraging melon all over you.
Eating melon is like intercourse with a harp; only this time it actually goes well.
Also, to enjoy a melon, one must break into it.
You must burgle the melon.
Crack it a sunder with your witty bicep and savour the squelch we only set aside from rainy walk and only the finest of bodily functions.
Eat melon.
It will improve your personhood and more besides.
I ate a melon once; now look at me…
Uhu.
That’s right; you could be urging melon onto others too.
Decimating a melon open will grant you a ferocious instinct to do such things more often and there lies the key to life; a passion for it.
Especially if you suck the sweet squelch out of it afterwards.
You could be urging melon onto others and I for one feel all the better for it.
Now that I’m all moral and such…
Via melon.
Sam
How Awfully Correct of Me
Posted: December 14, 2015 Filed under: Brief...therefore witty. | Tags: counterculture, Humour, writing Leave a commentAs I’ve mentioned before in fits of appropriate arrogance; I’m that correct motherfucker you’ve been looking for.
I said “whom” recently.
I was confronted on it and debate ensued.
There was much pointing and, by jove, nearly some prodding too.
My arms were bloody well folded throughout so denote how stubborn and elbowy I was in the mood to be for the foreseeable and in the face of his argument.
He said it was an improper use of “whom”, to which I countered that the use was only incorrect grammatically.
My intonation was flawless.
My intonation was tender, gravelly, full of poise and wholeheartedly correct.
It was the same intonation with which I stated internally I was going to then simply sit in my chair and disagree with him for the next few minutes.
I was very much like the novelist I could always have been; had it not been for the distinct lack of books coming out of me.
This is the same reason I’m not a library (which is the sort of joke a novelist would make).
Should I be a novelist; call me Rafferty.
I shall respond.
I will speak in hushed and suddenly definitely-audible tones, arms folded to show I have dry skin on the elbow most prominent, but I write a damn fine novel.
Each evening.
I want to be the variety of novelist who has gold teeth but not his own, instead from some form of clash with another novelist at some point. In Africa. On a boat.
Things get fisty.
I feel a novelist of the highest character is one ready to increase the amount of knuckle and diminish an amount of jaw until the prose are deemed satisfactory by the opponent.
A good novelist really knows how to be a bizarre white guy.
Perhaps this is how I should have behaved with my opponent is the argument of opinions over grammar.
I was told when I was younger that an opinion cannot be wrong, such is the flame of confidence and insistence.
So, if in my opinion 1 + 1 = 3 then it does for as long as we are pacifying children with such an idea as failure being an ‘other-people’ scenario.
In other words…when I say: “Whom?” in the beginning, middle or end of any discussion then I shall not be accused of being incorrect as I have some pretty distinct opinions as to the contrary.
Sam