
Boo Boisie is a patient in the Barmy Mental Asylum. Sure, the place is air conditioned and clean and the food is occasionally actually palatable, but Boo is not a happy camper. He is being haunted by many unanswered questions . Questions like: why can he not remember the reason for his incarceration? Or why was he given a roommate, Pullet, who acts like a chicken? Or why did they feel it necessary... more
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Luck seems to have spared Boo from being eaten alive by the acid in Tony's giant mixer, but fate has even worse plans for him. The reason for Boo's incarceration in the Barmy Mental Asylum is finally remembered and jotted down in his diary.
Somehow managing to avoid another visit to the alien spacecraft, Boo makes his way back to his aunt's house where he lends a helping hand to Tony the crazy baker. Boo soon regrets his generosity.
Beamed aboard the spaceship, Boo is shown a wide array of intriguing and frightening instruments of interrogation. In a moment of panic Boo betrays Clete, but he soon finds out that Clete has betrayed him as well.
Escaping without being subjected to the unnecessary surgery, Boo runs directly into the clutches of A.H.E.M.
Escaping the coils of the python, Boo runs out to the street only to end up in a hospital room under the care of Dr. Peccant. It is there that Boo learns two awful truths.
Ray attempts to coerce Boo into the walk-in freezer... at gunpoint... claiming that Boo will be easier to cut up once frozen. This plan goes awry, though, and Boo again flees into the night only to be drawn in by neighbor, Ophidio, who claims to have... more
Boo learns that Chance intends to send him on a Hawaiian vacation where a volcano awaits with his name written all over it. Boo is able to stage yet another remarkable getaway, though, but in so doing he finds that he has jumped out of the frying pan... more
...but good. I've listened to a few of JL Stoddard's stuff and this is one of the better on offer. Read out a blt slower than previous ones (but still a bit fast) and clearer, his character voices are good, Well worth a listen.
I can't tell you how many times I have listened to this book! Very funny and clever use of words!
I was beyond entertained by this podcast. It was weird and funny and bizarre and a hoot. Love the narration. It was so unique and different than anything I have heard on here. Since I heard this I found everything else by the author and liked it all. Great job. Thanks for making my crappy job bearable.
A very funny and unusual podio book
I downloaded this story because of the high ratings it had received but could not even listen to the first chapter in its entirety. The narration is read extremely fast, as if the author is in a race to finish the book. I actually slowed the speed of my ipod so I could listen to it at a normal pace but the frantic narration was so distracting I just gave up. I was very disappointed in the production value because the premise of the story sounds interesting.
Well worth listening to
This was pretty good. I liked it.
Without giving away the story line - it was totally awesome and I never guessed the ending. The story pulled me in right away and to the point that I listened to it while working just to hear the whole thing. The way the narrator told the story was a lot of fun. This is a must read book!!!!










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