On the bright side… It’s guaranteed to scare away burglars (and everyone else!). No one would need those high-priced security systems. The entire cul-de-sac would be safe for next to nothing!
It doesn’t take a Freud to see Clo-Chi as a projection into clay of Sedine’s grasping, sharp-tongued mother. Note the 16th-century ruff and cuffs, symbolizing her mother’s unwillingness to discard outworn clothing until it’s reduced to its constituent threads. The hat represents the sombrero her mother shoplifted during a discount shopping tour of Tijuana and still wears except for major holidays. The three balls on the front of the creature’s costume are, of course, a representation of the pawn shops where her mother does most of her shopping.
Not seen is the base of the statue, composed of ancient and extremely spoiled bananas, recalling her mother’s reluctance to throw away food. Sedine acquired her slenderness because of mama’s recipes like expired eggplant with fermented sardine sauce and apple cores in 1948 war-surplus canned gravy.
AnyFace over 6 years ago
Its eyes …
They follow you everywhere … ⚡️⚡️AnyFace over 6 years ago
Don Fitzsimons was spot-on yesterday with the “Tony Millionaire” comparison …
https://youtu.be/qDyWAeosnEo
Tue Elung-Jensen over 6 years ago
If that thing burned it would only be an improvement.
NewPatriot778 over 6 years ago
The Three Wise Monkies: Speak No Evil, See No Evil, Hear No Evil. That monkey on the other hand speaks, sees, and hears evil all at once!
NewPatriot778 over 6 years ago
I wonder what exactly Sedine sees in herself that manifested into that thing? What did she always dream of being the Monkey King’s jester?
hk Premium Member over 6 years ago
Now if you carefully lay down between them and turn toward Sedine, what is the problem?
Willywise52 Premium Member over 6 years ago
May be other things Sam could never do again besides sleep,being near Sedine’s Clo-Chi.
Neo Stryder over 6 years ago
Yeah, it would be ery uncomfortable to see that during the hot nights.
Sakamichi over 6 years ago
Sam will wake up in the middle of the night with that thing reenacting the evil clown scene from the movie Poltergeist
BeniHanna6 Premium Member over 6 years ago
Me thinks that monstrosity is way overdue for an “accident”.
Dragoncat over 6 years ago
On the bright side… It’s guaranteed to scare away burglars (and everyone else!). No one would need those high-priced security systems. The entire cul-de-sac would be safe for next to nothing!
CorinneSiobahnBastarache over 6 years ago
Clo-Chi probably is viewed like that Olmec idol(?) in the Simpsons.
billdi Premium Member over 6 years ago
“Everybody’s got something to hide except for me and my monkey…”
AMBER1 over 6 years ago
Just put it downstairs,facing the front door. It will scare away the unwanted neighbors.
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 6 years ago
It’s male? Can we be sure?
erniejpdx over 6 years ago
It doesn’t take a Freud to see Clo-Chi as a projection into clay of Sedine’s grasping, sharp-tongued mother. Note the 16th-century ruff and cuffs, symbolizing her mother’s unwillingness to discard outworn clothing until it’s reduced to its constituent threads. The hat represents the sombrero her mother shoplifted during a discount shopping tour of Tijuana and still wears except for major holidays. The three balls on the front of the creature’s costume are, of course, a representation of the pawn shops where her mother does most of her shopping.
Not seen is the base of the statue, composed of ancient and extremely spoiled bananas, recalling her mother’s reluctance to throw away food. Sedine acquired her slenderness because of mama’s recipes like expired eggplant with fermented sardine sauce and apple cores in 1948 war-surplus canned gravy.
hk Premium Member over 6 years ago
Don’t drop it going downstairs, she will never forgive you.
hk Premium Member over 6 years ago
Let’s have a party. Bring the tequila and stuff that thing with candy – get a bat and oh, my, a pinata!