Awards That, If We Lived in a Just World,
I Would Have Won
I Would Have Won
November 22, 2005 << previous article 10 next >>
Peabody- Apparently the Peabody Awards judges don't consider it 'journalism' to shoot Montel Williams with a crossbow. Apparently those judges have never read a little book called "The Bible". At least 90 percent of The Bible is about shooting Montel Williams with a crossbow.
A large percentage of
the Oscar night profit
goes to Oscar Wilde
Pulitzer Prize- My faith in humanity caused me to believe that America was ready for a book about a grilled cheese sandwich that travels back in time to kill Harlem Globetrotters center George "Meadowlark" Lemon, only to discover that he has accidently travelled back to the time of dinosaurs and there is only one person who can save him- Globetrotters forward Theodis "Wolfman" Lee. This faith was obviously misplaced.
Kids love Montel because
of his mild resemblence
to a common milkdud.
Olympic Gold Medal- I dare someone to show me where in the rulebook it says you can't be on meth and riding a dirt bike in the 400 meter dash. Too late, I already gouged out my eyeballs!
Oscar- Dresden, Guernica, and Hiroshima all rolled together would not come close to matching the tragedy of there being no "Best Short Film of Wilford Brimley Eating Porridge from a Cowboy Hat" category.
Congressional Medal of Honor- If Ernest Borgnine can receive the Medal of Honor for starring in the 1996 movie "Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders", surely I should also receive the Medal of Honor for legally changing my name to "Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders, starring Ernest Borgnine".
Jimmy Atwell is a writer for TheDailyComics.com


