Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Pails of Entrails

Dear Chick-I mean, Chuck,

If I could see you, then YOU WOULD BE IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF A RIFLE SCOPE, and if you're shaking your head, IT WOULD BE OUT OF FEAR. Period.

Only takes seventeen muscles to smile, huh? Well, IT ONLY TAKES FOURTEEN MUSCLES TO DEPRESS THE BUTTERFLY TRIGGER ON A BROWNING .50 CALIBER, BRINGING DOWN THE FIERY HAMMER OF THOR UPON VARIOUS AND SUNDRY BAD GUYS. Observe (as long as you don't pee yourself):



Now that makes me smile. (You'll notice I used the word "smile", like a man, and not a "smiley", like, well, this guy. )

And, Chuckles, as far as your little bit of leftover roast beef from the '80s:



You are judged by the company you keep. 'Nuff said.

-Rambo

Miles of Smiles

Oh, John...

If you could see me right now, I'm shaking my head in disappointment. You keep thinking that your little taunts can get to me; they can't. You just can't accept the fact that I'm on a higher path than you. I've tried to share that, but you won't receive it (see Chapter 8 of the Totus Gnarus Soulpath Guide: "Learning When a Mind Is "Closed for Business").

I like smiles. I use them as often as I can, online and in real life, too. Consider this little bit of ancient wisdom:

It takes seventeen muscles to smile and forty-three to frown.


You see? Smiling is better for you all around. (And more energy efficient!)

You know, if we look back, we both had a pretty "rad" time in the '80s. But someone else made a long, long journey in the '80s, just to teach us a little something about ourselves, with the power of his smile:



If that can't make you like smiling, John, then nothing will.

Sincerely,
Chuck

P.S. :)

Monday, April 28, 2008

Where Do I Start Barfing First?

...'Cause I haven't been this sick since my first bottle of Tiger Piss in Saigon on r'n'r, '66.

First, let's think about the original phrase: "Sticks and stones may break my bones...". You're damn right they will, because STICKS AND STONES ARE VERY EFFECTIVE PRIMITIVE WEAPONS. Perfect for handling a knuckle-dragger like you, Chuckles.

And, seriously, again with the smiley face? Now I feel like I have to go blow up a kitten, just to "level out". (My neighborhood's running low on kittens...)

You know what you can do with your parachute? The last time I had to jump out of a perfectly good airplane, my chute got hung up, which forced me to cut away necessary combat gear, leaving me in enemy territory with only a knife (and yes, STICKS AND STONES) to defend myself against a superior force. Guess who walked out of the jungle, alive and ready to fight? And guess who was left to rot in smoldering pieces?

I don't need your "patience", either. I have my own brand, forged of combat experience and sweat from John Wayne's corset. I have the eternal patience of a warrior:
He who is prudent and lies in wait for an enemy who is not, will be victorious. - Sun Tzu, The Art of War. c.400-320 b.c.

I will be waiting, Chuck. And I will be victorious.

Toodles,
-Rambo

P.S. Really, man, ditch the smilies. Along with all of your "shirtlessness", they don't help your image.





Sticks and Stones, John...

...And, well, you know the rest. There's nothing you can say to hurt me, John. And, really, when you think about it, you're just hurting yourself.

The 2nd Tenet of Totus Gnarus: Patience Is Your Parachute. I'm prepared to be very, very patient with you. I know that your problem isn't really with me; it's with yourself. I feel sorry for you, John. That's no way to live.

Try being patient, with yourself and others. You may just discover your own parachute. :)


-Chuck

Sunday, April 27, 2008

Dear UpChuck,

'Cause that's what I wanted to do after I saw you use a "smiley" face in your letter. But that's okay, Chuckles. Most guys aren't in touch with their "inner schoolgirl". That just warms my heart like a white phosphorus round.

I'd tell you to man up, but that would be insulting to other men.

But I'm glad you want to give me a hug. Why, just look at what happened to the last guy who tried to hug me:



Which part of his "inner self" do you think he's in touch with now, Chuckles? His larynx, or his carotid artery?

I'm going to give you time to contemplate what I've said, and continue gun shopping. Yep, here's a real beaut:


But don't worry. I picked out one for you, too:


Enjoy spending time with your "Scrotus Gnarlius" cult, Norris. Maybe if you pay them enough money, they'll show you how to get in touch with your "inner balls".

-Rambo

Dear John...

Hi. It's Chuck (no, not "Chuckles", although I did after reading that :).

You know, I'm at a very different place in my life. I'm older, (hopefully) wiser. I've learned that anger is your anchor, holding you back. It's one of the tenets of a new philosophy I'm trying, called Totus Gnarus (I don't know what it means, but they promise to tell us by the end of week four).

Anyways, the idea is to try to get in touch with your inner self, and give that self a hug. You sound like you really need one, John. And that's why I've agreed to meet you halfway, here on this blog. I think I can help you, if you'll let me, and if you can let yourself be helped.

Think about it.

Sincerely,
Chuck

P.S. As for the "high heels", they serve a purpose. Read more about them here.

Pansy

Yo Chuckles,

Well. Lawyered up, did ya? Rambo works solo.

Like a real man.

(In fact, I had ta go look up how to even spell "pansy" in the dictionary, which afterwards I rigged with C-4 to cover my tracks).

You're so pathetic, it would make me cry (which I can't, cause my eyes secrete napalm instead of tears). Have you ever taken a look at your "cowboy" boots? That's some heel you've got there. What kind of man wears high heels? ('Cept for Prince. Don't ask me why, but he gets a pass.)

So your little wet-nurses in three-piece suits told you to face me here. Fine. It's been a while since I've been to a tea party (that I didn't infiltrate in order to kill a high-value target).

Consider this gauntlet thrown, Norris.

-Rambo


P.S. Pansy....

To All Relevant Parties:

We, of the law firm of Schmutz, Gaff and Gaff, having been retained as legal council for Mr. Chuck Norris, wish to introduce this web-based log, or "blog".

Recently, the following post was brought to our client's attention:


I've been gettin' recon about some Chuck Norris guy, runnin' around in cowboy boots kickin' things. So I'll say this just once, 'cause if I repeated myself, the sound of my voice would stop your heart: The only good chuck is ground chuck. Take that, Norris.



The above quote is attributed to one Mr. John J. Rambo. Since our client is, of course, a peaceful law-abiding citizen, we have advised him to engage Mr. Rambo only in the online domain, in order to resolve this particular dispute.

This blog will serve as a public forum, wherein Mr. Rambo and our client may work out their conflicts non-violently.

Sincerely,

Leon Schmutz, Attorney