80 Things Fed To Snaggletooth

I’m still the only person on Twitter using #feedingthingstosnaggletooth but I won’t let that stop me. This isn’t even my weirdest hobby. Snaggletooth has been eating Halloween treats and exotic raspberry flavour jaffa cakes recently. He likes living in cosmopolitan Oxford where lots of foodstuffs are available.

FREE ebook The Very Metal Diary Of Cleo Howard

VMD97This weekend (21st to 23rd October) The Very Metal Diary Of Cleo Howard is free on Kindle.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Very-Metal-Diary-Cleo-Howard-ebook/dp/B00JFBDVC4

https://www.amazon.com/Very-Metal-Diary-Cleo-Howard-ebook/dp/B00JFBDVC4

If you prefer to listen rather than read  it also exists on Soundcloud as an audiobook:

https://soundcloud.com/sarah-tipper-634312989

And I can be seen pretending to be Cleo Howard and reading it on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClmfyi98vMxGE-JN45Yge1g

The Mega Metal Diary Of Cleo Howard 1998 – 25th September Entry

MMD98Friday 25th September

Jenni and I did Gods lists. We’ve stopped doing the Reading based one now I’m with Barry and she only ever puts Lex and Dazza on hers anyway.

My Gods list:

Rob Zombie

Tom Araya (Slayer were awesome at Ozzfest)

Max Cavalera (Soulfly were awesome at Ozzfest)

Peter Steele

Glenn Danzig

Dave Mustaine

Dave Lister (Red Dwarf helped my revision by stopping me being bored and reminding me that no matter how bad I did, Rimmer would have done worse).

Elvira Mistress Of The Dark

Joey DeMaio

Lars Frederiksen

 

Jenni’s Gods list:

Rupert Giles

Robert Smith

Xander Harris

Willow Rosenberg

Dani Filth

Peter Steele

Johnny Depp

Kiefer Sutherland

Jessicka (from Jack Off Jill)

Morrissey

Jenni has gone a bit Buffy mental. It’s okay but like all programmes partly set in American high schools, everyone looks really old (see Saved By The Bell, Dear Diary, although actually don’t, you’ve better things to do, like sitting at the bottom of my pants drawer, being guardian of my secrets).

 

Feeding Things to Snaggletooth Part 17

Snaggletooth has enjoyed two Swedish chocolate bars this week; the pleasantly named Puss (which means kiss) and the less pleasantly named Plopp (I’m afraid I can’t tell you what this means in Swedish. I tried to find out using Google Translate and “Plopp” in Swedish was translated as “Plop” in English, but I find it hard to believe that anyone really picked Plopp as the name for their chocolate bar with a caramel filling. Perhaps it’s an onomatopoeic name, the caramel might make a plopping sound as it falls upon its chocolatey base).

Snaggletooth also ate a couple of traditional English goodies; he nibbled a chocolate French fancy (stalwart of all old ladies’ Sunday tea time spreads) and a Club biscuit, in the exciting honeycomb flavour (in the olden days there were just fruit, mint and orange flavour). Snaggletooth was delighted to see that the Club still has a silver foil wrapping with a paper sheath* covering.

*Yes, sheath is a rather amusing word that doesn’t get enough usage. Why not try and use it in conversation today?