I'm assuming that the restaurant will be fully stocked with all the assorted varieties of Pop Tarts? Will there be seasons passes available?
Flying Horizon Airlines with their myriad of "mechanical difficulties" has me thinking quite a lot about my death.
Not so much about how I will be ascending to a higher plane of existence from which I shall continue to bless my loyal readers... but more about where my earthly remains shall be interned. Something befitting a man of my stature and brilliance. Something with eternal flames... and a gift shop.
After thinking about it during the bumpy ride into Seattle, I finally came up with a rough concept...

I think perhaps a statue monument made out of Italian marble that's around fifty stories tall should do the trick. And it would be hollowed out just like the Statue of Liberty so visitors could climb into my head and observe the surrounding 200,000 acres of pristine wild-lands which surround my eternal resting place (formerly known as Mt. Rainier National Park).
I'll be setting up a tip jar here so that everybody can do their part to immortalize me in this nifty monument. I am pretty sure that something like this will cost at least a couple of billion dollars, so dig deep... DIG WAAAAAYYY DOWN DEEP... into those pockets for your tax-deductable* contribution.
* At least any donation should be tax-deductable. Write your legislators today!
oh my fricken word, you amuse me sooo much!
i dotn think i have laughed this hard in a while
you rock
Posted by bluepaintred on June 03, 2006 | Reply
I'm not going to say you're getting a big head, Dave, but with a monument fifty feet tall, well, you kind of are! :) But you were written about in The Wall Street Journal so you're well on your way to making this a reality. The torches are a nice touch. Very dramatic, like a statue outside of the Roman Coliseum. Actually, I think that might be a perfect location for this. Though, to make space for your giant self, the coliseum might have to go. I'm sure no one will notice. Kind regards.
Dave, I would be afraid to climb into your head, and don't even ask me about spending time in your pants. I WILL NOT go there, I tell you.
Posted by Tracy Lynn on June 03, 2006 | Reply
Yes, 50 stories. That was a typographical error. I think, though, that you should move the gift shop to the entrance that way people see it both on the way into and out of the monument. Some people may never get to the top of Dave Monument and you surely don't want to lose any of that post-mortem phat cash!
I hope your last wishes stipulate there be some adequate vegan options on the menu at your themed-restaurant (hey, if you want me to be an investor and frequentor ... ).
What about the Dave Library, stocked with Dave's life-long collection of favorite books, as well as the largest collection of Dave's own extensive body of works?
And most importantly, where will Bad Monkey be immortalized?
Dave, if I had a dime for every guy who told me that, we would have enough money to build, not only the Dave Monument, but the Bad Monkey Cathedral as well.
Posted by Tracy Lynn on June 03, 2006 | Reply
It's weird but...I think penis salad needs to be involved in the monument somehow.
It just doesn't get more Dave than penis salad.
Posted by James on June 04, 2006 | Reply
There damn well better be POSTERS of the best Dave cartoons for sale in the gift shop, with the originals hanging in the museum, of course.
Posted by Anonymous on June 04, 2006 | Reply
I don't know, there's something about the way you said "visitors could climb into my head and observe the surrounding 2000 acres of pristine wild-lands" that makes me think the 2,000 acres of wild area is actually inside your head. Wide open and unfettered by thought and musings.
Heh ;-)

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