
Ohmygawd, where's Dong? Has he already been taken in for questioning??
Posted by tizzie at August 18, 2004 12:10 PMI don't think ya need to be Nancy Fookin' Drew to smell a clue.
Posted by: tizzie on August 18, 2004 12:13 PMI was just coming here to post this.
I am, however, saddened to see that the book will be written by "Tinkerbell" and not "D. Resin." Man, that made me laugh.
Hey, how does a dead dog affect book sales?
Posted by: ColdChef on August 18, 2004 03:43 PMYou've gotta still be hungry after that, though.
I hope you have, like, cold cuts or something. The last thing any of us want is to have you waste away like whatserface is.
Posted by: Chico on August 18, 2004 03:44 PMActually, I just did an interview for USA Today on the subject, and in the middle of it they found the bloody thing curled up in an Ugg boot.
Lil' fucker.
Posted by: dong resin on August 18, 2004 04:40 PMEr, bloody as in "accursed", not bloody like in the Fatal Attraction sense.
Posted by: dong resin on August 18, 2004 04:41 PMIt's alive?
You're in USA Today?
Wow. This is all amazing.
Posted by: tizzie on August 18, 2004 04:54 PMWell, I’m probably not now, Tizz, which is why I’m whining.
Posted by: dong resin on August 18, 2004 05:00 PMWell, it was very good of you to bring her back.
(USA Today? Jeezus. What's next? Soldier of Fortune? Big'uns? Marmot Aficionado? Seriously, brother. Valhalla awaits.)
Posted by: Chico on August 18, 2004 05:01 PMTo answer Cold Chef's question- a dead Tink would have been great. Could have re-packaged things with a Blair Witch slant.
Money in the bank.
Blast.
Thank you, brother Chico.
In all likelihood, we've peaked.
And rightly so.
I don't believe the dog they found in the Ugg is the real Tinkerbell. I think it may be worth studying the subsequent diary entries for inconsistency of tone.
Posted by: liam on August 18, 2004 05:11 PMI suggested that Tink is what you get if get an Ugg boot wet. Like a Gremlin.
Sorry Dong. I was changing the paper in her cage and she slipped through my fingers like a bar of soap. Only two more weeks, damnit!
Posted by: towerbrave on August 18, 2004 05:53 PMFirst the Smart kid, and now this.
I totally need new henchpeople.
Craig’s list got a minion section?
Posted by: dong resin on August 18, 2004 05:57 PMI'm available, dong. I've never been a full-fledged minion but I've had occassional part-time henchman work.
Call my old boss for references. Ask for Mr. Hoffa.
Posted by: jonmc on August 18, 2004 10:12 PMBest henching in Lisbon - free of charge for the real story about how you switched hounds (and a small tupperware of the Tinker stock).
Posted by: Miguel on August 19, 2004 01:32 AMWhat, they can't print the word Dong? Or are you being coy, Mr. Resin?
Posted by: tizzie on August 19, 2004 08:54 AMEvidently the word "dong" will cause them head cancer. Dweebs.
This is fairly cool, though.
...Tinkerbell, who writes extraordinarily well for a self-taught canine...
That's what "as told to" is all about, dicknoses. Jesus. You'd think they didn't all have Kitty Kelley and Albert Goldman's faces tattooed on the inside of their fucking thighs.
Patronizing freaks. They should know where the talent lies in that book, and it ain't with the bitch, bitch.
Posted by: Chico, still pre-coffee on August 19, 2004 10:20 AMActually the idea of the book is that Tink is in fact the another, sending her stuff to me, who merely collates it for her, she was just playing along with the gag, I think.
BTW, if any monkeys want a copy, mail me your address. I have like 10 or so.
Posted by: dong resin on August 19, 2004 10:25 AMWoah, bad spell checker. Man that's a rough read.
“Actually the idea of the book is that Tink is in fact the author, sending her stuff to me, who merely collates it for her. She was just playing along with the gag, I think.”
I meant.
Posted by: dong resin on August 19, 2004 10:27 AM"the idea of the book?"
You make it sound like fiction or something.
Posted by: Chico on August 19, 2004 10:58 AMBTW, if any monkeys want a copy, mail me your address. I have like 10 or so.
Hell yes (if you care to send it across the pond, that is. I'll even fight Migsy for it. In Jello. Topless.) Check your mail Mr. Resin.
Posted by: romakimmy on August 19, 2004 11:02 AMI'd love one, donger. I sent an email to @katgyrl.com, is that still right?
Posted by: adam on August 19, 2004 11:27 AMRomakimmy mentioned topless Jello wrestling two and a half hours ago, and Fes is not here yet? Frankly, I'm concerned.
Posted by: tizzie on August 19, 2004 01:32 PM*drool*
SLAP!
I mean, you go on with your empowered female self!
Posted by: Vidiot on August 19, 2004 01:40 PMI was just digesting the image of Miguel and Kimmy wrestling, like a perfect tableau of all that is right in the world captured for the first time, like a missing panel from the Sistine Chapel ceiling, except, y'know, really, really hot.
Posted by: Chico on August 19, 2004 01:45 PMInteresting. The Amazon listing for the book used to have "D. Resin" listed as the author. Now it's on there as "Tinkerbell Hilton." Damn, those celebrities just don't give their ghostwriters any credit.
Posted by: Vidiot on August 19, 2004 02:15 PMAnderson Cooper's show tonight will feature an "Overkill" segment on either Oprah or Tinkerbell, and the viewers can decide.
Vote early, vote often. (left-hand side of the page.)
Posted by: Vidiot on August 19, 2004 04:25 PMVote Oprah, you fool!
Paris must stay a viable pop property until Christmas!
Or, as I now call it "Q4."
First name: Wendell
Last name: Lately
Middle name: Come
I am so-o-o-o-o ashamed. Been spending way too much time at that OTHER monkey site, playin' the Blogstop game and bashing the Turkmenbashi...
Dong, will you ever forgive me?
Will you ever put me on your blogroll?
It looks like Paris is winning the Anderson Cooper poll, but with only 650 total votes? Gee wilikers, when they put a poll on my latest MSNBC piece [link deleted - admin. Shameless self-promotion not allowed], it got over 10K unscientific responses in less than 48 hours.
Posted by: wendell on August 19, 2004 05:58 PMI have it on good authority that CNN will be mentioning the book during "AC360" tonight. Probably toward the second half of the show.
Posted by: Vidiot on August 19, 2004 06:29 PMFor the first time in my life I've lost the ability to concentrate. The sad thing is that, now that I've had all of out life that could possibly be dreamt about, I'm ready to die.
Bless you, Kimmy! :)
Posted by: Miguel on August 19, 2004 09:17 PMPictures, Miguel. We want pictures.
In other news, Dong thanks us. w00t!
Posted by: Vidiot on August 19, 2004 09:48 PMI still love seeing "Dongresin" in The New Yorker. That just fucking kills me.
Congrats on the book. Sorry I didn't finish off the dog like I promised.
Posted by: ColdChef on August 19, 2004 10:38 PMUhhhh. And what do you make of this?
*waves at mass media*
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Damn, Dong, that's a helluva shout-out. That is right up there close to Dana's tiger undies. Not there, really, but close.
Posted by: tizzie on August 20, 2004 08:29 AMMonkey news! Via Boing-boing, so ya might have already seen it.
Posted by: tizzie on August 20, 2004 04:57 PMSo as somebody close enough to ghostwrite for her dog, tell us, Dong, is Paris' middle name also "Come"?
And would that make you two distant cousins?
Posted by: arto on August 23, 2004 09:28 PMI don't believe the dog they found in the Ugg is the real Tinkerbell. I think it may be worth studying the subsequent diary entries for inconsistency of tone.
Stop the presses. Call out the SPCA. Tinkerbell may still be missing! Though Paris Hilton told the world last week that her prized teacup Chihuahua had been found, the pampered pooch she's parading may be a body double, according to this week's In Touch magazine...
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