Friday, February 19, 2010

Freedman

FREEDMAN, n. A person whose manacles have sunk so deeply into the flesh that they are no longer visible.

2010 Update: A failed mortgagee.

14 comments:

  1. Freedman: Adam

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  2. Anonymous8:52 AM

    FREEDMAN: With the bailout there are failures? Oh yeah there were. Money grubbing turds!

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  3. Watch out you might get what you're after
    Cool baby strange but not a stranger
    I'm an ordinary guy
    Burning down the house

    Hold tight wait 'til the party's over
    Hold tight we're in for nasty weather
    There has got to be a way
    Burning down the house

    Here's your ticket pack your bag; time for jumpin' overboard
    Transportation is here
    Close enough but not too far, maybe you know where you are
    Fightin' fire with fire

    All wet yeah you might need a raincoat
    Shakedown thieves walking in broad daylight
    Three hundred sixty five degrees
    Burning down the house

    It was once upon a place sometimes I listen to myself
    Gonna come in first place
    People on their way to work say baby what did you expect
    Gonna burst into flame

    My house S'out of the ordinary
    That's right Don't want to hurt nobody
    Some things sure can sweep me off my feet
    Burning down the house

    No visible means of support and you have not seen nothing yet
    Everything's stuck together
    I don't know what you expect staring into the TV set
    Fighting fire with fire

    Burning down the house

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  4. No one can get to the point where you burn your paid off mortgage papers.

    Detour

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  5. Freedman, someone has lost direction?

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  6. I looked over Jordan and what did i see?

    Commin' for to carry me home
    There was a band of angels,
    a-commin after me
    Commin' for to carry me home

    Swing low, sweet chariot ...

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  7. I liked Morgan Freedman in the Shawshank Redemption.

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  8. FREEDMEN, n.
    Excuse me, as soon as I finish vacuuming, fold the laundry, scrub the bathroom, wash the lunch dishes and start dinner, I'll pop back over and tell you exactly what I think of freedmen.

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  9. Jim likes freedwomen better! It doesn't matter to me as long as they feed me and take care of the house and Jim.
    It seems freedwomen can do that better and cheaper.
    ..

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  10. Are freed women free to hire a cleaning service? Do they have the option of take-out? What about Hunan Chinese delivery?

    I love eggplant with garlic sauce for a vegetable side order.

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  11. A cousin is soon to marry a guy named Freedman... there's a marriage joke in there somewhere but it's too early in the morn to type it correctly.

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  12. Actually, S'kraut, it isn't all that early. In fact, I feel beguiling seductive because the dishwasher is running this late at night.

    Please remember to tell us all about your cousin in the morn!

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  13. Wait! Did I miss something? Are you giving away free men? Got pictures? (Or bank account information....better yet: both)

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  14. First and last, maybe, TLP.

    It happens, Thom. Live and let steal, I says.

    That's a good song, Ms. Heads, and I'm sure very germane.

    Not fast enough, Nessa. That much is surely true.

    Excellent pun, Ariel.

    Johnny, you claim to have written that and the chariot might just bring you back. "I Got Stripes" put your soul in jeopardy already.

    Me too, Icy. And in that meteor movie even better.

    Quilly, we'll be here when you're ready. Do you mind bringing something from the kitchen, when you come?

    Adi, depends on how much they eat. Nice to see you over here.

    Karen, your order is ready.

    Saurkraut, I'm guessing it'll be his name that changes.

    TLP, you didn't get my package?

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