Sunday, March 19, 2006

Lessons of Life with Manatee Max, An Introduction

Ramundovision proudly presents the first of a series of brand new Ramundovision segments: Lessons of Life with Manatee Max. All (one) of us at Ramundovision hope you enjoy it.


Before we begin, let me introduce myself. My full name is Maximilian Marquez Marquez. Before you ask, yes, my parents were cousins. Apparently, their matrimony was necessary. Something about a turf war between the Marquez Cartel and the Ukranian Mafia. Regrettably, both my parents died at birth. (Ramundo- Wait, what?). But I digress. My friends call me Manatee Max, and Ramundovision has enlisted me to share with its readers some of the lessons I have learned over the course of my life. And those lessons are many. And those lessons are deep. But most importantly, those lessons are unique. Look elsewhere for advice on tax deduction, "business ethic" or how to fix that nasty slice in your golf swing. But pay close attention if what you seek is something more profound, something real, something... something epic.

Stay tuned.

-Manatee Max

Back by Popular Demand

And by "popular" I mean one person. And by "one person" I mean me. And by "me" I mean the voice inside my head. And by "the voice inside my head" I mean the chocolate milk in my bloodstream. And by "chocolate milk" I mean vodka. And by "vodka" I mean exactly that.