30 October 2010

Modern history of yetis in Central Asia

This ground-breaking essay by No Good Boyo opens the way for more fundamental research into the role of yetis in modern history in general.

On my side I can only contribute a rather trivial observation that somehow escaped more astute researchers of the subject. I suspect that yetis spread their influence wider than is generally considered. Proof:

11 comments:

jams o donnell said...

And that on a god hair day too!

SnoopyTheGoon said...

He must be certainly attractive - to someone.

Louise said...

Okay. I've been out of touch with reality for a very long time now.  Please tell me who he is.

Thanx.

Anonymous said...

Louise, he is Boris Johnson, whose hairdresser is probably a follower of the same school as this gentleman's one.

SnoopyTheGoon said...

Oh, this one? Boris Johnson, mayor of London.

jams o donnell said...

Sadly to the fellow electors of London...

SnoopyTheGoon said...

Well, at least he is not Red Ken. Although, who knows what's better for London?

No Good Boyo said...

I believe his yeti ancestry is on the Ottoman side. The murder of his great-grandfather Ali Kemal Bey was as much to do with his Pansimian ambitions as his liberalism. One Turania under a hairy hand was his slogan (<span>tüylü bir el altında bir Turania!).</span>

SnoopyTheGoon said...

Yeah, fine, but what about the migration path that brought him and his family to London?

David All said...

Part Yeti or not, Boris is much preferable to Red Ken as Mayor of London.

SnoopyTheGoon said...

Right, my sentiment precisely. Still...