Matt Passet, the Whim contributor with the fewest frequent flier miles, eavesdrops on radio chatter between the two biggest icons of 21st century aviation.
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Matt Passet, the Whim contributor with the fewest frequent flier miles, eavesdrops on radio chatter between the two biggest icons of 21st century aviation.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Whimpleton K. Junglefowl Industries is proud to present issue #3 of Whim Quarterly. How does it compare to other famous thirds? Will it be hours of fun like Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade? Terrible like The Godfather Part III? Or Ewok-filled like Return of the Jedi? The only way to find out is to buy a copy. Or two. Preferably two.
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Matt Passet, the only Whim contributor to boycott the Olympics every four years, pens a terse exchange between a man who attacks watermelon and one who’s prone to rabbit attacks.
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Whim contributor Matt Passet, the runner-up in last year’s Onondaga County 4-H Fruit Pie Bake-Off, serves up a piping hot Conversation Piece between two men whose lives were irrevocably changed by natural, nectar-filled treats.
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The wait is almost over. The third issue of your favorite humor magazine with an avian founder will soon be available in convenient paper format. Dubbed “The Choleric Issue” our latest features 40 pages of brand new content including…
While we’re putting the finishing touches on the magazine, it would probably be a good idea for for you to just stay right there in front of this screen continually hitting refresh lest any Whim #3 related news slip through your fingers.
To help pass the time, might we suggest catching up with Issues 1 and 2?
Big Bird or Chicken Little? Whim decides.
We want to play whatever game this cock is playing.
Whim hates your outfit. Move back two spaces and lose a turn.