Hello Comma readers, this is Camille. My husband Brent usually does the writing around here but he’s “busy” right now.
In fact, he’s been busy a lot lately, especially for someone that until recently was only working part time. But he’s working now, and between his new job, finals, and the upcoming concert, he says he’s feeling a little “overwhelmed.”
Clearly, he’s never been a mother…

by Brent on November 28, 2007
in Fiction
Carping Diem
Like a linguine infusion, Doctor Toboggans is cloging your capillaries, filling the vacant spaces of your mind. On the positive side, I’m sure you’ll be quite proud of all the records you’ve set in pasta circulation.

Today’s auspicious observation…
by Brent on November 23, 2007
in Fiction
I just got off the phone with the Surgeon General, calling to remind me yet again about the hazards of mixing triptaphen and rapid humoron influx.
He actually called for Doctor Toboggans, who is presently in Istanbul, visiting the Istan Mystics, the only people equipped to handle the doctor’s extended presence due to their highly developed spiritual disciplines, which include a strict diet of acetylene roasted chitlins and sleeping on a bed of nail-polish chips…
by Brent on November 21, 2007
in Fiction
Carping Diem:
Like a lingering illness, Doctor Harold Toboggans, is working his way through your system. Although it’s far too late to induce vomiting, a laxative and OSHA approved hearing protection are highly recommended
Today’s entry of encouragement…
Six Ways to Fight Terrorism Using Only A Necktie
by Brent on November 26, 2007
in Best of the Comma, Commentary
In today’s uncertain political climate, with the threat of terrorism coming in a wide spectrum of designer colors, it is more important than ever to be prepared for any eventuality. That’s why top experts like myself recommend never leaving your home without the safety and security of a properly worn necktie…
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