- Salvador Dali

The Architechtonic Angelus of Millet, 1933

The Hallucinogenic Toreador, 1968-70

Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubicus), 1953-54

Young Virgin Auto-Sodomized by the Horns of Her Own Chastity, 1954
100 Meaningless Days, 200 Meaningless Posts

The Architechtonic Angelus of Millet, 1933

The Hallucinogenic Toreador, 1968-70

Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubicus), 1953-54

Young Virgin Auto-Sodomized by the Horns of Her Own Chastity, 1954
Salvatore Romano: Ohhhhhhh...............
Don Draper: I'm sorry to hear that. A lot of the firm's talent was tied up in the development of that particular copy. Not to mention the cost. $35 a pound for jerky? I mean......come on. Unfortunately, it is quite apparent that you have very little appreciation for a week of creative.
Poop Snacks: A week of creative? A week of creative? Draper, there was a fucking goat! Did Desperate Pickle put you up to this? I'll bet he did. Well guess what, Draper? You are nothing but a Dick, and everybody is about to find that out, you can mark my words! I will see to it myself!
Don Draper: What did you just say to me?
Poop Snacks: I said you are nothing but a Dii.............
Draper? Don, do you hear me?
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Poop Snacks: OK, Don, look, I'm sorry. Look, the ad is fine, the goat is fine, I love the ad, Don. DON what the fuck are you doing? Don, no! Don, NO! OH GOD DON NO I AM SO SOR
/BANG!!!
ORIGINS:
VIC: Born 1983 - Los Angeles, California, USA
EDDIE: Born 1975 - Leyton, East London, UK
EDGE: VIC
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
VIC: Skeletal form equipped with bolt-on steel visor, ear plugs, and mouth clamps.
EDDIE: Ten-foot alien zombie replete with piloting skills and an astounding live presence.
EDGE: EDDIE
OCCUPATION:
VIC: Realtor.
EDDIE: Harbinger of black destruction, soldier, powerslave, assassin, timecop, Pharaoh, grave robber.
EDGE: EDDIE
Kotopoulo me Dendrolivano
In Pheewrap's younger years, a vacation day usually meant having a story worth telling upon your return to the office, classroom, pool deck ("breezeway?"), or what have you. Perhaps your vacation day afforded you a long weekend out of town, or maybe the chance to take in a notable ballgame. Maybe you took the day off and spent it cavorting with a half-dozen friends in the comfortable confines of local watering holes and eateries. Yes, vacation days used to mean all of these things to me, just as Christmas Eve meant Santa, and visits from certain aunts meant smoke-filled kitchens, crying parents and screaming. Unfortunately, it seems the last few years have slowly relegated these halcyon days to the proverbial past. If you'll indulge me, I'd like to illustrate the point through some recent personal experience (note to you, Constant Reader: I'll be doing this quite a bit in coming months).




















































