Sunday, 23 June 2013

Snowden, GCHQ, NSA or Mt Snowdon and the Four Eyed Devil Beast meets IKEA

Although I have been busy I do not appear to have anything tangible to hold up and say AH YES look I created this huge thing today with pointy teeth and undulating legs that can scurry about in small spaces, which is well cool for a huge thing. Only it is not a cool thing because it does not exist. So far today I have not be able to return to the Animal-Scope (mark one) to do stuff, I have added mark one because I plan to build the more complex mark two Animal-Scope very soon.

As it happens it is also Sunday today and coldish and wet and traditionally in Britain that means either sitting about doing not a lot pointing at seagulls and wood pigeons in the trees and saying things like OOOOOO LOOK A PIGEON, or spending the day in IKEA, but that is far to far away to go to from here just because it is wet. In the old days of course folk would head off to church but it is not as popular a pass time as it used to be and the local church regularly has a congregation of two, the vicar and the organist. It appears that someone said that the rumours of the strange Four Eyed Devil Beast were in fact just rumours and it was not going to eat everyone who spent their days frolicking in IKEA. You can see the advantage of Micro Gods they are far more comprehensive; having just the one God means that once people think the Four Eyed Devil Beast is not going to get them they lose interest in singing in a large cold building to save themselves.


  
Talking of Four Eyed Devil Beasts and being saved I notice that Mr Snowden man who let slip that we are all being listened too by NSA in the USA, and GCHQ in the UK (hello Charles and Quinton) has had to sneak off to Russia now after King Kong (sorry Hong Kong, his sister) got all confused by a large pile of paper sent by the American Government. Well if you sent a large pile of paper to China then the word Origami comes to mind and so you really need to make it clear or the whole international legal process becomes a Plague of Frogs, several Biplanes, a swan eating a leopard and the Chinese speciality with reams of legal documents, a Giant Panda hiding in a Bamboo Thicket on a Mountain (an origami favourite). Ironically it was only after making the Giant Panda hiding in a Bamboo Thicket on a Mountain, that an official noticed the word Snowden on the mountain and realized their error because of course the rather famous Welsh mountain is spelt Snowdon, But by then Mr Snowden was in a plane (not a Biplane) and heading to Russia where President Putin is lets face it not going to help the government of the USA much after he was made to feel rather uncomfortable at the G8 summit, so I think we can safely say that Mr S will be off again soon in his bid to outrun the  Four Eyed Devil Beast.


Oooooooo yes one small thing it is OK to use the internet on Sunday because they don’t work in NSA or GCHQ on Sunday’s, they tend to be in IKEA, except Charles and Quinton who are getting paid double time and like reading my Sunday diary entries (well done chaps). 

4 comments:

  1. I think the word 'Snowden' would be a good word for a house for polar bears. Since I was just near a polar bear a few weeks ago, about five feet away, and he was in the shade, I think that is what made me think of it. I thought he was about the same color as Cooper.

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    1. A snow den sounds cool (cool HAH HAHAH HHAHAH HAH HAH HAH HA) sorry I suddenly though as I typed it was rather an amusing accidental pun. When you say the same colour I suspect you mean the same size but due to the monitoring of our words you have thrown them (Charles and Quinton) off the scent with cunning guile.

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  2. I don't understand why the press are so keen to find him.

    "Hey Mr Snowden, thanks for giving us the largest scoop in years, but we'd prefer pictures of you stepping off of planes. We'll also settle for interviews of your girlfriend saying how "alone" she is."

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    1. Having lived in Wales for over thirty years and still living only half a mile the other side of the border even now. I find it rather strange when I hear them saying that Snowden has vanished. No one in Wales would ever lose Snowdon, if I was Mr Snowden I would move to Wales because they would never find him due to the complete confusion, just image a man from the CIA arriving back in America handcuffed to a Mountain.

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