Monday, May 28, 2007

business up front, bridal party in the back

From "Kill Shot Christi:"

You asked the right person to be your hunting buddy. I've already struck mullet gold at yesterday's wedding in Alliance. I would consider this a rat mullet, rat tail/mullet. That's also his Hummer (the bridal party mobile).


Nicely played, Christi! That's a shot fit for the trophy room indeed. Just one minor foible with your classification. Though often mistaken for the rat mullet, this rodent rat's nest is actually its' coon cousin, termed the Coonskin Mullet or the lesser known Davy Crockett Mullet.

"Born on a mountain top in Tennessee,
Greenest state in the land of the free.
Raised in the woods so's he knew every tree,
Killed him a bear when he was only three."

single white mullet seeks the 1980's

"Maggie The Magnum" stumbled into the den of this next victim. Nuzzled among the infamous craigslist personals (a well known final refuge for those too tragic to score a date and too cheap to pay for eharmony) she found this lonely vice president of the John Stamos Fan Club. Let's see how he describes himself:

"Sensual, eclectic, somewhat spontaneous, creative, accepting, very sexually expressive, drama-free swm, 40, near downtown Columbus seeking a single/divorced woman with a zest for life ... someone who appreciates the almost-hidden nice things found in quiet mornings, catching some porn, and enjoying a warm embrace for the world to see ... experiencing new and different things ... throwing on some 'oops, are they ripped?' jeans and exploring life's little nothings and notions .... enjoying the simple things and not caring about the size of one's wallet or home ... a lady who values terms of endearment and kisses in the grocery store and being a little 'nasty' at times and having yummy desserts at midnight ... someone equally expressive and appreciative of life's little things ... because life is simply too short .... so come on, let's find out ... Good grief ... where are you hiding?"


(uncanny, isn't it?)

Yes ladies, if you enjoy sharing the almost-hidden nice things found in a quiet morning -like catching some porn- you can (and should) contact John at his second-hand bistro at: pers-329480380@craigslist.org

Ladies, play your cards well with this one, he has a Full House!

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

The Whammy


This Mullet, seen exiting from a gas station on a tobaccy chew run, nearly eluded capture as another Mullet attempted to bewitch me with his shiny belt buckle. This hot crotch Sunoco gas station was a hub of Mullet activity and they were working together in a half witted fervor to evade capture. I snapped out of the belt buckle trance long enough to snag this Mullet, before the pack of Mullets receded back into their concealed environment of daytime television and large women in mumus.



Mullet Hunting Hint #8



When mullets roam in packs, one's mind must be keened like that of the edge of the Mullet barber's sheers.

Tell Tale Socks


Mullet Hunting Hint #7:


If you're not sure if the target has a mullet or not, check their feet. Mullets don't wear socks.

Muties


In many parts of Ohio the mullet breed compulsively and uncontrollably. In overpopulated habitats, such as county or state fairs and amusement or trailer parks, mutations can and do occur. Note the small bald woman fused to this mullet's thoracic vertebrae.


Mullet Hunting Hint #6:

Please, get your mullet spade or neutered.

Miss Green Jeans


Someone told this poor woman that green was thinning. It's not.


Mullet Hunting Hint #5:


When you're out hunting mullet, sometimes you'll bag an Ooompa Loompa or a Douche Bag and that's also fair game.

The migratory habits of the male pattern mullet


This mullet ponders where his hair went.


Mullet Hunting Hint #4:


The migration of the mullet from the top of the head to the base of the skull is a rare and wonderful thing to shoot.

Camo-mullet


I caught this mullet camouflaging itself under a Skid Row baseball cap in an attempt to better blend with the civilized animals. I was not to be fooled! Anyone who still listens to Skid Row has gotta have a mullet.


Mullet Hunting Hint #3:


Capturing a friend or loved one with the victim makes a great Christmas or Kwanzaa card. Not so much Hanukkah.

A mullet by any other name...


Mullet Classification:
Genus: Mullet (Homo mulletis)
Class: Fullet (Fulletis erectis)
Subclass: Skullet (Skulletis hillbillicus)


Mullet Hunting Hint #2:


A hard to spot mullet is all the more rewarding.

Inbred Family Fued



I bagged these mullet mates at Cedar Point. I don't consider myself to be super patriotic, but what she's done to ol' glory is surely a crime... then I have to remind myself that mullets can't be held accountable for what they do in the same way a monkey can't be held accountable for flinging poo. Bad taste is hardwired into their DNA.






Mullet Hunting Hint #1:


If the mark looks at you as you're taking the kill shot, avoid direct eye contact as this will stir aggresion in the target. Of course mullet germs are an inevitable consequence of even the slightest of gazes, so proper sanitation techniques for you and your camera must always be observed. An injection of penicillin or bleach is also favored.