This piece was written for the Six Sentence Challenge, with the prompt word of ‘mundane’.
- Bert Mundane, lead singer of Nirvana tribute band, Smells Like Green Vomit. Married to Courtney Act.
- Like, social media posts by, like, anyone with a vocabulary of, like, less than, like, 100 words (including, like, abbreviations and emojis) and who, like, has a Masters Degrees in, like, Eye-Rolling, Door Slamming and, like, Derr.
- Made famous by Bob Geldof’s hit, ‘I Don’t Like Mundanes’, lifestyle of people with jobs, mortgages, 1.8 children, 0.5 dogs, 0.7 cats, weeds invading their lawn, neighbours who start their leaf-blowers at 7 a.m. on Sundays, cars that they hope will last them another couple of years, and who pay taxes and vote.
- Mun-Dane – A particularly boring person from Denmark, derived from the Old Norse word ‘mun’, meaning ‘about as exciting as watching reindeers thinking’.
- A condition that can lead to mundanity, a form of dementia that manifests itself in victims going grey, constantly losing their glasses, wearing a lot of beige, buying a recliner chair and yelling at the television.
- Early English version of MoonDay (later Monday), still celebrated today by intoxicated young men sharing their assets from the windows of moving vehicles.
Entirely unexpected, but funny as all get out.
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Thanks, Matt. Glad to give you a smile.
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I see the number of children dropped from 2.5 to 1.8. Nice definition of “mun”: “about as exciting as watching reindeers thinking”.
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Thanks, Frank. Yes, we’re no longer replacing ourselves. 😉
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🙂 I especially like #2.
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Thanks, Romi. You must have a Degree in Teenology. 🙂
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All good but let’s give another round of applause for # 4 and # 5!
You are the laugh-master, Doug 🤣
Thanks!
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Why thank you, SSC Mistress. 🙂
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love them all
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Many thanks, UP.
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Gotta agree with number 6. Young asses are as funny as all get out. Or barely.
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🙂
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Number 5, especially enjoyable…I’m practically there: my recliner doesn’t recline all the way, and I paid more than I should have; yelling at the TV–daily! I can’t lose my glasses, though–I’m blind without them 🙂 I’m a long way from completely gray hair–but rather than beige, I tend to wear gray more than I realized. Love your posts–stay well, Doug!!
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Thanks, Zelda, much appreciated.
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My pleasure 🙂
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Heeheehee! Thanks, i needed that.
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Thanks, Mimi. Glad to be of service. 🙂
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Very cool way to interpret the prompt! 🙂 I enjoyed that thoroughly!
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Thank you, EM. Much appreciated.
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Brilliant and original use of the prompt, Doug, and an incisive eye on the world. And funny with it. Thanks for the laugh.
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Many thanks, Jenne. You’re welcome. 🙂
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What Fun!
I choose door #5.
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🙂
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I’m with Zelda. Number 5 is my favourite… almost there (although I’ve been shouting at the TV for years!).
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Me too 🙂
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my vote (and certified ol* chuckles) are for Numbers 3 and 5
damn! I’d love to be able to be funny on purpose, expecially with the word play and such
good Six, Doug
*out loud
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Thanks, clark. Be careful what you wish for; low wit can be the road to low intelligence. Or is it the other way around? 😉
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This wackypedia is spot on. Excellent!
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Thanks, D. I find Wacykpedia is an invaluable source of disinformation. Second only to Ambrose Bierce’s ‘Devil’s Dictionary’, which contains such gems as: Egotist (n.) A person of low taste, more interested in himself than in me.
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Makes the Urban Dictionary look…well…mundane.
So dam’ clever!
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🙂 Many thanks, Liz.
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Clever and entertaining, you excel yourself, Doug
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Many thanks, CE. I’m also not bad at Word. 🙂
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