Bizby Moomoo

One year ago, the greatest story of all time was written.

So glad I was too lazy to remove you from my favorites list a year ago. The new episode was great

I still love Ghosted.

Fade in.... A silver haired prison guard carrying a tray of food pushes open a door with the words 'Cell Block 14 - Extra High Security" printed on it. He walks down a metal corridor. Dying florescents flicker overhead. "Hmph! Only two more weeks til retirement" He continues down the corridor. "Mr Scott! Dinner is served. Mr Scott!" He turns the corner and his eyes widen. "Mr Scott???....." We see a small empty cell. The bars on the only window have been filed away. A makeshift rope made of bedsheets hangs through the opening. "Good God...no, please, no..." The guard drops the tray and faints in slow motion. Fade to black.

Wisconsin proud. Well, as proud as possible.

Well? Are you?

The end (pop-up question mark) Written and Directed by Adam Scott Cast Jude Adam Scott Adam Jude Law Mayor Moomoo Brad Pitt Velma (voiced by) Morgan Freeman Fred (voiced by) Freddy Prince Jr Ponti-Raid Adam Scott Young Adam Justin Fields Mr. Kennedy Scott Lawkerman "Scooby Theme Remix" performed by Jennifer Lopez Speacial Thanks to Morrissey Shot on location at the abandoned fishery No animals were seriously harmed in the production of this film An Adam Scott Joint ©2019 All rights reserved Ant-Man will return Music that I forgot to start at the beginning of this post (maybe 'Life is a Highway'?) trails off...

From the diary of Velma Dinkley: "I can't wait for Mayor Moomoo to wake from the medically induced coma that he has been put under due to the 2nd degree bee repellent burns he suffered at the abandoned salmon fishery (he's still so adorable, ooooooo I just want to smootch his chemically irritated cheeks so so super bad oh kissy kissy all night long, smooch smooch, DOUBLE smooch). He'll be absolutely thrilled to know that not only "Young Pope 2: Popin' Ain't Easy Movie only on TV" is coming to network, but that also "Fame 2: Coco'n Ain't Easy" is available on what he calls his 'silvered records machine'. I hope he leaves his curtains open while he watches it. Note to self: Remember to call Mr Kennedy tomorrow morning and ask him to hold all of my non-Moomoo related calls. I have no desire to speak to Mr. Frederick Herman Jones. Superstardom has gone straight to his hanker-tie."

How exactly does community reputation work? I ask only because I don't know how community reputation works.

Well, time for my monthly Tombstone viewing.

From the diary of Velma Dinkley: "Later that night we followed the trail of clues to the old, abandoned salmon fishery. There, hiding behind a stack of empty fish barrels, we found who Mayor Moomoo believed to be our perpetrator (the simplicity of his detective work is so adorable, someday he will be all mine)...Mr Adam Scott! Something wasn't right. Why would someone with that level of starpower leave a trail of clues on a podcast forum? And although the Morrissey t-shirt displayed outstanding attention to detail, it was clearly not the same shirt Adam's uncle bought him in 1985. I reached out and peeled away a cheap, party supply store mask to reveal...Jude Law!!?? Looking back on previous forum comments, it couldn't have been more obvious. Well, I'm off to bed. Can't wait to pick up my new, unscratched trifocals in the morning."

In a place that may smell like a salmon fishery? Bee repellent? The Young Pope? I'll have to get the 'gang' together to solve this one. Hopefully the short, orange-sweater-wearing girl with what I'm assuming to be macular degeneration will show up. She's a straight up master sleuth.

Yes, playing Fortine with J-Lo would be dope. As dope as playing any video game with J-Lo. Perhaps Link to the Past on Snes? As for everything else you said? I've never owned a D-V-R, as I "live" in Wisconsin. Best wishes, J. Law, I mean, Mayor/Governor Bizby Moomoo

The Jude Law and / or Bizby Moomoo RECORD ALL NEVER DELETE setting comes factory installed on most devices. So unless SOMEONE turned it off...

I've recently set out to listen to every Hollywood Handbook episode, starting with the very first. As of January 2016, the law of diminishing returns has not yet set in. Could you please tell me the exact episode in which it does?