In my area it snows about once every ten years. In the storm of 1960 we got three whole inches! Anyway, we kids actually stored snowballs in the freezer so we could use them later.
Workers at an Arizona cryonics facility mutilated the frozen head of baseball legend Ted Williams - even using it for a bizarre batting practice, a new tell-all book claims.
I love the long, elaborate story on one of Bill Cosby’s old LPs around 1968, in which he describes putting a snowball in the freezer so he could deliver payback to some big mean kid on the Fourth of July. The plan worked fine right through the part where the Fourth of July comes, Bill goes and finds the guy and taunts him outrageously, and gets chased home where he opens the freezer to get the snowball and …
I suppose it’s not a spoiler if the story’s 40 years old?
“My mom had thrown it out”
Today my city got 16” of snow and school’s out (which is rare because the subways can still run normally). I don’t think I could live where three inches was a lot, or where freezers (or, storing snowballs at all) are needed.
Just got news today that my local paper (Philadelphia Inquirer) is dropping One Big Happy. Not edgy enough, I guess. Oh well, we still get war criminal John Yoo’s monthly column.
Are you talking about Bill Cosby’s “Revenge?” I have that on CD. If that is what you are talking about, you must have some of the details confused with something else.
Of course it is also possible that you are thinking of a completely different story.
johnparadox almost 15 years ago
Hey, there are actual people who buy ‘cryogenic storage’ for their heads….
Templo S.U.D. almost 15 years ago
I recall Garfield doing that once.
davidf42 almost 15 years ago
In my area it snows about once every ten years. In the storm of 1960 we got three whole inches! Anyway, we kids actually stored snowballs in the freezer so we could use them later.
coltish1 almost 15 years ago
Didn’t Ted Williams’s family freeze his dead head? And didn’t it become the focus of a protracted legal dispute?
I’m pretty sure it did. Too bizarre.
carmy almost 15 years ago
Ruthie is just trying to cool off the hot headed snowlady.
Plods with ...™ almost 15 years ago
@coltish1
Workers at an Arizona cryonics facility mutilated the frozen head of baseball legend Ted Williams - even using it for a bizarre batting practice, a new tell-all book claims.
VancouverRaven almost 15 years ago
Shades of Calvin…
avonsalis almost 15 years ago
I love the long, elaborate story on one of Bill Cosby’s old LPs around 1968, in which he describes putting a snowball in the freezer so he could deliver payback to some big mean kid on the Fourth of July. The plan worked fine right through the part where the Fourth of July comes, Bill goes and finds the guy and taunts him outrageously, and gets chased home where he opens the freezer to get the snowball and …
I suppose it’s not a spoiler if the story’s 40 years old?
“My mom had thrown it out”
Today my city got 16” of snow and school’s out (which is rare because the subways can still run normally). I don’t think I could live where three inches was a lot, or where freezers (or, storing snowballs at all) are needed.
WaitingMan almost 15 years ago
Just got news today that my local paper (Philadelphia Inquirer) is dropping One Big Happy. Not edgy enough, I guess. Oh well, we still get war criminal John Yoo’s monthly column.
bald almost 15 years ago
good idea ruthie, maybe the head wont melt when the temps go up next week
yeah right. it will go up to 29 all next week here
1148559 almost 15 years ago
@ Avon,
Are you talking about Bill Cosby’s “Revenge?” I have that on CD. If that is what you are talking about, you must have some of the details confused with something else.
Of course it is also possible that you are thinking of a completely different story.
Ladywillowdragon almost 15 years ago
<3 Bill Cosby
andymeijers almost 15 years ago
Nah, with Ruthie in the house, she is used to stuff like that…