Saturday, September 30, 2006

Men & Books


Richard Doorhinge, Professor for promoting Public Confusion about the Sciencies at Oxbridge College (formerly Pudding Norton Politechnic) recently brought out a new book. The Theistic Illusion. The author of The Selfish Meme, Climbing Mount Pinatubo and River out of Water welcomed another chance to make a lot of money by having a name similar to that of a famous person. This new book, written in the form of a graphic novel, attacks religion as a belief based on feelings of some sort, and it was our intention to write a review.

However, due to a mix-up in the manuscripts, the book actually published was a book of girlie pictures and Professor Doorhinge has been arrested for corrupting the morals of the public. It is believed that he has escaped and is plotting to become a hideous super-villain with the aid of genetic technologies of some sort. As he was led off to the waiting police van, he was heard to shout:

"I will be revenged!"

7 Comments:

Blogger The Girl in Grey said...

Serves him right, trying to exploit someone else's name!

11:52 am  
Blogger The Green Man said...

Crime does not pay.

2:08 pm  
Blogger Zack said...

He sounds strangely similar to all the other super villains I've ever heard of.

1:40 am  
Blogger The Green Man said...

Quite. The difference is that he was previously a successful plagarist.

Besides, who was the last super-villain who got caught for outraging public decency?

8:45 am  
Blogger The Girl in Grey said...

You don't want to know. I made him undress in the middle of Trafalgar Square during a Muslim rally. All the while one of my sisters had a gun trained on him. Or that's what I told him, anyhow.

He's now in the prison hospital.

8:56 am  
Blogger The Green Man said...

Ouch!

Still, we had a super-villain leap onto a motorway bridge support to get at Lady Arcos. He didn't know that the concrete was still runny, however.

10:58 pm  
Blogger The Girl in Grey said...

I guess he's now a pillar of the community.

8:10 am  

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