
Chook Ind. Ltd. is currently in the process
of is looking into setting up porn email accounts. What this will
entail we are not sure at the moment. But be on the lookout!
I don't like Comedy Central. It is not
funny. I am not sure why, but it isn't. However, I do feel
that if Comedy Central picked up Chook TV then maybe, just maybe their
lame network could be saved. Calling all Comedy Central Associates,
Friends, Family and Neighbors, THIS IS A CHALLENGE. If you are a
member of Comedy Central Associates, I suggest you contact me as soon as
possible so that I can save your lame ass. To show my unadulterated
hatred for Comedy Central I am making a Comedy Central Hate Page.
Till next time.


* Note by Jim Shooter: The following did NOT see print
"The Lone Star Daily". At this point there is speculation if "The
Lone Star Daily" Exists. According to Larry himself "The Lone Star
Daily" does exist - or was claimed to exist. Larry submitted this
editorial to it in May of 1998 and the original manuscript was never returned.
In his own words Larry call's it "The Lone Star Conspiracy". Because
it was never printed, Larry attempted to reproduce his editorial here.
The editorial concerns his brother Frank, as well as his views on
time travel and weight loss... among other things. What you see below
is merely a reproduction compiled by Larry on Nov. 23, 1998.
Jim Shooter
- To Lone Star Daily sometime May, 1998-
Hello America, how have you been? I would like to talk to you today
regarding my brother, Frank Snow. On a visit back home to the wonderful
land I call Texas, my brother seems to have gotten into some trouble with
the law. I can not go into specifics, but let's just say that he might
have trouble raising a bourbon glass now, considering he does not have
a right arm. Anyhow, I would like to commend the United States border patrol
on doing what they thought was their sworn civic duty. Anyway, I was thinking
that Frank could have avoided much of his newfound trouble if he had just
learned a bit more about time travel. Yes, time travel, science fiction
brought to an eerie life by a man named Albert Einstein. Albert Einstein
for those of you who might not know was not an American. He was from a
strange land full of dictators and sausages known in America as Germany.
Bert (as he liked to be called) was probably a communist. He got kicked
out of his country because he could not do a push up. Yes sir, in Germany
you have to be strong. But anyway, Bert did not want to do push ups and
get big like we are here in America. He wanted to be European, small
and fragile, with long hair. He left his homeland and came to America.
Here Bert met Sir Isaac Newton and asked him how to make nuclear explosives.
Sir Isaac Newton told him that he didn't know and that Bert should go to
visit Manhattan. During his travels Bert read many books with strange and
exotic knowledge contained within. When he finally arrived, Bert made a
homemade nuclear device out of some kryptonite and an old television set.
Then he got a
job working with the government. What this has to do with time travel
I am not sure, but Bert came up with a formula we know as the theory of
relativity. This makes time travel possible. I have been reading extensively
on this formula lately and unfortunately, the writings must have been translated
from some foreign Germanic language because none of it made any sense to
me. However a good professor buddy of mine at the proud Texas school of
Texas A&M explained the formula to me (he speaks German) and revealed
the creepy secrets of the ancients. He told me that when I went faster
than the speed of light, time would slow down and I would become the young
strapping Larry of yore once again. However I would also become infinitely
heavy, like the gentleman on the Jerry Springer show yesterday. This got
me thinking. How could I go that fast? I told my friend that my Ford could
do one-fifty but he said that was not fast enough. So now I had to use
my superhuman powers of logic. The German books weren't written in good
English and Adolph Hitler had stolen Bert's only time machine. So what
was a man to do? I decided to watch all of the "Back to the Future" movies
and have Lester take notes. That did not help much because when I asked
Lester to see the notes all he handed me was a bunch of paper with pictures
of circles and zig-zagging lines. I guess Lester can't read American, or
maybe that is his crazy exotic un-American language. Anyway he is fired.
But before I fired him, I remembered the doctor's secret time travel device...
the flux compacitor. Let me just take the time to say now that I
was very impressed with the doctor's knowledge of the German language,
it must have been very difficult to learn when he was a drug-sniffing hippie
driving a taxi. Anyway, the doctor discovered the secret to time travel
when he fell and hit his head in the bathroom. I considered doing this
too, but I have a company to run and must be alert at all times. So I decided
that Lester would discover the secret, and as an employee of Chook he would
have to tell me. So I told Lester that his paycheck was
in the toilet, and to go get it. When he went in I slammed his head
into the side of the seat. Boy oh boy, was he mad. He said that he was
going to take me to court and put me in jail, but I told him that if he
did that I would fire him and he would not have a single American dollar.
Heh heh heh, match goes to Mr. Snow. So I asked Lester what secrets he
discovered about time travel, and he said his head just hurt a lot. Then
I told him to go build a flux compacitor in my car and not to change any
of the radio stations to that hooka-bookah music. About one hour later
I heard an explosion. I went outside and Lester had lit himself on fire.
Obviously he did not understand the intricacies and subtle nuances of time
travel as well as I had thought. I was so mad I said "Lester you are fired!"
and Lester ran off to go jump in the pool. It occurred to me that I had
already fired Lester once that day and I couldn't have fired him twice.
I guess I went back in time, and I will tell you what, it is nothing like
the movie. But I knew I went back through time because I became infinitely
heavy. So what is the moral of this story? Never go back in time, because
Germans do. Also, if you have a proud Texas-sized girth to you like me,
you might be a time traveler. I am sure that the girl down at the 7-11
is, because she is 250 lb. of prime Newport smokin' all-Texas woman. Man,
I am hungry.
-Lone Star, Nov 23, 1998-
