
How were we to know, when we rented a hot-air balloon for
Five Weeks in a Balloon -- this autumn's production of "Jules Verne in the Open Air" from the
Riddled Amateur Dramatic Society -- that the giant vat-grown brain would be feeling amorous in its nutrient tank in the Research Laboratory? Or that it would use its telekinetic levitation to escape (
again)? "Time to tweak the hormone mixture in the nutrients," sez Another Kiwi, "could be an excess of testosterone."

The cast were shaken but no-one was hurt and we all learned a valuable lesson.
The hire company was not well-pleased with the state of the balloon when we returned it, but I pointed out that they can't very well brand their product as "Ineffable" and then complain when someone does manage to eff it.
2 comments:
How are strange enlightenments delivered to those who seek the higher places?
They are vouchsafed.
The gun is good, the penis is ineffable.
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