Join me for a peek into the mind of Doctor Jackson. It’s not a pretty place, but it’s a nice change of pace from reality. Except that I live there all the time.
In the middle of a mind numbing 6 hour drive home from a holiday visit with the in-laws (a story in itself), I had to find ways to amuse myself while the wife and doclings slept. In the middle of a rousing mental practice game of “Identify the Dead Thing Beside the Interstate” I noticed an unusual cloud formation on the horizon. There appeared out of nowhere a solid sheet of gray clouds with a hole in the middle. Only this wasn’t your everyday, ordinary hole in a sheet of clouds. No, this hole looked like something else. Something I had seen before. Something which kept me staring up and ahead with great awe and facination. You see, this hole was shaped exactly like a vagina. A “coochie” in certain circles. So I named the formation “The Great Coochie in the Sky”. Naturally, I began to wonder if that’s where all the good pricks go when they die. Never mind that, at least in my experience, being good and being a prick are mutually exclusive. Shoot, being good and having a prick are mutually exclusive if you listen to some females I know. It’s still a valid, if hypothetical, question. Then my brain began, all on it’s own, to sing:
Coochie, Coochie, Great Coochie in the Sky.
I’m gonna go there when I die.
When I die and they lay me to rest
I’m gonna go to the place that’s the best.
Alas, the prevailing winds changed ever so slightly and The Great Coochie in the Sky closed in upon itself, leaving nary a trace. Many a married man can relate to that feeling. I am left to forever wonder if I was treated to a fleeting glimpse of the joyous afterlife, or am I just strange. Either way, I’m happy.
My brain, on the other hand, listening to a different oldies station, began to sing:
Coochie in the sky, well that’s what you are
Lemonade pie, with a brand new car…
Coochie in the sky—with glasses.
Hee hee, this weekend I witnessed ** The Heavenly Camel Toe**. It was a huge triangluar cloud that was split in the center and it had just the right curves and angles. It made me giggle.
And here I was thinking I was the only one seeing floating genitalia.