What On Earth Quincy Noodles Is
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Well, you see, in high school we
put on a musical every year. Last year a few of us guys were backstage
during a rehersal break, and found this wraper for those noodles that
you're really suposed to put in boiling water but most people eat raw
because they like crunchy things... and any way, on the wraper we
discovered that the brand name for these things was MR. NOODLES (the
mentioning of this particular brand is in no way intended as advertising,
and it certainly hasn't been paid for).
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| well, it was inevitable. We
naturally started discussing who is this Mr. Noodles character. An
incredibly wide ranging discussion we did have: what would he eat, what
did he look like,... WHAT WAS HIS FIRST NAME? That was a real poser. What
kind of first name does one associate with the last name "Noodles"? It
couldn't be George--too noble, presidential. Nor could it be Norm--no
parent would force that much aliteration on a young "Noodles". The truth,
we discovered, was that the name must be Quincy. Not that there is
anything wrong with the name Quincy, it's just unconventional.
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well, this quincy character we
thought up turned out to be rather tenacious. He filled all our
thoughts(well...all of mine for about a minute or so...), and then he sort
of went away. Then one day in philosophy class (in college now) he turned
up again, in the form of a black-board grafito of my designing, reading
"all hail quincy noodles!" the rest, as they say, is history. (not
litterally of course, cause that was, like, last week, but you get the
picture.) Back
to my home page.
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FortuneCity Here is yet another
link to FortuneCity. |
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I honestly don't know where that door goes |
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