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A Sinister Reading of A Poky Little Puppy

Rob Beschizza at 6:24 pm Tue, Aug 7, 2012

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It has come to my attention that my Sinister Reading of A Poky Little Puppy is no longer available at its original host. Fortunately, I backed it up to Soundcloud, and can give it a new home here at casa del Boing. Sweet dreams, children.

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  • blueelm

    Wait. You mean this isn’t Current 93?

  • KBert

    NOW I get it… it’s so obvious!

  • edgore

    I love the Pokey Little Puppy! It’s basic message is that if you misbehave most of the time you will get to eat everyone’s dessert, and one time you will get none. You will still come out WAY ahead!

    • ldobe

      Isn’t that a restatement of classical game theory’s thesis? ;-]

  • http://www.xeni.net/ Xeni Jardin

    Rob, this is quite possibly one of the most awesome things you have ever done. I loved it then  and I love it now.

    • http://boingboing.net/ Rob Beschizza

      We should do The Very Hungry Cthulhu next. And who can forget Antoinette Portis’ youngsters’ classic Not a Head in a Box?

      • http://halfbakedmaker.org Robert Baruch

        The Fire Cat. Obviously.

  • ZikZak

     So good!  I think “a sinister reading of X” has legs as a meme.  More!