Tag Archives: Word play

Cabin Fever, Supply Chain Woes and The ASS

Posted on March 4, 2022 by John Clark

I knew it was time to go on a road trip when Mother threw her hair dryer through our big screen TV. Granted she’d taken a hammer to the radio in the kitchen the day before when her favorite program … Continue reading →

Tagged Cabin Fever, Farmington, John Clark, John R. Clark, Maine humor, road trips, Sandy Emerson, Supply chain issues, Word play | 9 Comments

With Sufficient Frosting, Even a Shoe Looks Like Cake

Posted on February 3, 2022 by John Clark

The following alert was issued on the morning of February 3rd by the Waterville police: “City police are searching for the sanity of a local resident. The wife of John Clark, age 73 of Waterville, hasn’t seen her husband’s sanity … Continue reading →

Tagged Aroostook County, Boston, Family loyalty, Insanity, John Clark, John R. Clark, Leeches, Lewd and Laschivious, Obscure phrases, Short fiction, Word play | 9 Comments

Unbombing the F-Word

Posted on November 15, 2017 by bereksennebec

John Clark here: Some time ago, I think I shared a most vivid memory from a time when Kate and I discovered the shocking power of F-Bombs (keep in mind we’re talking late 1950s-early 1960s). There was an episode in … Continue reading →