Costco Hot Dog and Pizza = shatsplosion

By Cacasodo -

In a tragic turn of events, the joy that an expensive pizza and hot dog
from Costco brought, soon turned into unstoppable intestinal rumblings and
a fountain of excrement. Details to follow..

Comments

nick w. said…
ok. I'm lost here. context please?
5:04 PM, March 04, 2005
Cacasodo said…
Absolutely NONE! That's the beauty of the BLOG! No context necessary to talk about POOPY!!
6:06 PM, March 04, 2005
Anonymous said…
remember that band tj and john used to go see ... brown ploppy?.

hows that for context?
6:13 PM, March 04, 2005
nick w. said…
well, then, a Jack-in-the-box stuffed jalapeno poppers and cheap beer jet-turbine colonquake to you too.
6:21 PM, March 04, 2005
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