Wiffle Ball King Receives Sage Advice
Monday, February 8, 2010 at 10:48PM ScoopGods.com - Jambalaya Smith is known as the hero of the adult wiffle ball league in Campton, Iowa and has reached legendary status across the county. He is the special sort of athlete that can dazzle opponents and spectators alike with feats of glory. This particular night was no exception.
Wiffle Ball is an exciting sport"I sat behind him on the bus one day," said fan Rosie Green, "I looked at the back of his head for a good hour and never got bored."
On this night gamesmanship was at a fever pitch. Popcorn flew from the stands and slowly floated down into deliriously happy children's mouths as if in a dream. Pita bread was laid out flat and sprinkled with raisins. An old man took out his teeth and bit the high school principle's earlobe. A pasta bar opened up and served pasta to the town milkman, the milkman served milk to the butcher, the butcher gave the gregariously sly baker a slab of prime rib, and the baker gave the disappointed pasta bar owner a paper bag filled with dog turds.
"That Jambalaya Smith can sure smack that ball," exclaimed Dweezil Camby, "But tonight he's playing like me when I'm trying to eat my special walnut and watermelon-rind dessert with a spork."
It was true. On this day Jambalaya looked like a mere mortal in the wiffle ball world. He was 0 for 4, had committed 3 errors, and exuded a smell of such rankness that it conjured images of steamy moments inside a well dressed chimps underwear on a hot day.
The Austere Statue"We're going to lose," said a sad little clown who sat whimpering at the end of the bench. But then he soon spied a sprightly little chipmunk smiling at him from afar. After spending a life changing hour frolicking amongst the dandelions with his new friend, the clown returned and showed Jambalaya an austere statue.
"That statue spoke to me," said Jambalaya, "He is a very old and wise statue and his advice was truly divine.
The advice was for Jambalaya to remove the sweater he was wearing. It had been laid out for him by his ample maid who always enjoys picking out his clothes on the days when she can't stop chortling about Ronald Reagan's secret circus wanderings.
"Ohh boy, you could see the steam fly out when he took that sweater off," said a large jiggly woman.
A hot, steamy sweater"The sweater was making him too hot," stated the happy little clown who still held the statue, "With it he was literally moving in slow motion."
After removing the sweater Jambalaya Smith delighted the crowd by breaking a 3-3 tie in the bottom of the ninth. He smacked the wiffle ball so hard that it flew into a plastic picnic basket which was supplying lunch for a feisty family of frowners, causing them to smile.
"That Jambalaya Smith is a hero," said the principle whose earlobe was swollen and red, "Once again he saved the day."
Austere Statue,
Sweater,
Wiffle Ball 





