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nose breaking profile! Monday, February 27, 2006!
Life Smells Sweet
For The Man
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| Stephen Montipoopleir has the world's biggest nose. |
The World's
Biggest Nose
Stephen Montipoopleir of Paris, France has the world's biggest nose. He
works in the specialized field of perfume sampling. When perfume factories
get batches of lavender or sarcophagus they need smellers to distinguish
the good and bad batches. Motipooleir's nose is not only the biggest but
it's one of the best in the industry. Its big size makes for more nerves
and olefactorous surface area resulting in a keen sense of smell. Montipoopleir
says he makes millions of Euros a year. His home is surprisingly modest
for such a rich man. Montipoopleir lives in a working class area of Paris.
Montipoopleir and a slightly overweight middle aged woman greeted me at
the door.
I entered the house and shook Montipoopleir's hand. He indicated the
woman and said, “This is my servant. Get us some wine, woman.”
The woman made a scowl and said, “You are not going on with that
again? People will just think you're a banana nosed nut case.”
“Is that your wife?” I asked.
“Are you joking? I am surrounded by the most beautiful women
in the world. Women half her age. The perfume industry's fashion models.
And they all love me. Women love my fame and big nose.
I just come here for some peace to
do my art and further my studies and research in neurology. I spend
most of my time at my penthouse across town where I live with two beautiful
sensual women. I am a powerhouse of sexual energy and after an intense
love making session last night I have worn those two women out. So while
they are sleeping and recuperating I am taking the opportunity to do
some work here.”
“You mentioned something about neurology?” I asked.
“I am a world renown brain surgeon. You didn't know that? However,
I perform only a few operations each year because of the difficulty
of getting the surgeon mask over my nose. I do travel the world, as
I am in great demand, for lectures on neurology.”
As we walked in Montipoopleir's home I saw several odd paintings hung
on the walls. “Are you an art collector,” I asked, “or
do you paint these yourself?”
“You don't know? You American people are so sheltered from world
culture. I am a world renown painter. Everyone in France knows this.
My paintings sell for millions of dollars each.”
“With such valuable paintings don't you worry about theft? You
don't seem to have any security here.”
“There is an elaborate muti-million Euro security system here
that is virtually transparent. Besides, all the mastermind art thieves
fear me because I am an expert in the martial arts. These hands are
lethal weapons and I hold black belts in a dozen disciplines.”
We sat in Montipoopleir's small kitchen table and drank wine. Montipoopleir
held the glass of wine that his servant, (or was it his wife?) poured
up to his nose and sniffed. “Oui. My nose is very keen. I only
drink the finest wine. My acute sensitivity would not allow me to drink
inferior wine. I never partake in wine that costs less than 100 Euros
a bottle.”
I was surprised. I thought the wine was ok, but it certainly didn't
taste like anything special. Montipoopleir was drinking a lot.
“Woman!” Montipoopleir yelled. “More wine. And how
about some hors d'oeuvres?”
The wine was inspiring Montipoopleir. He picked up a guitar and strummed
a few slightly out of tune cords and said, “You as an American,
growing up in that culture of great blues and jazz can maybe appreciate
my mastering of this instrument.” He played some more off key
music.
“I didn't know you were a musician,” I said.
“You didn't know?” said Montipoopleir with an amazed look.
"I am in much demand as a guitarist and I have recorded several
million selling albums. I have jammed with the Rolling Stones when they
performed here in Paris.”
“You have had such an extraordinary life. You have got your nose
into so many things. What has been the most rewarding for you?”
I asked.
“As you know I have written many books on international relations,
philosophy, etc. The President of France and other countries call me
often for advice. It has been very rewarding to me that so many important
and influential world leaders seek and respect my opinion. I have often
spoken with many of your presidents in America.”
As I was leaving and shaking Montipoopleir's hand he said, “Thank
you. It has been wonderful talking with you and I am sure my many interested
fans and admirers in America will love reading about me in your fantastic
publication. You know, The Melting Clock Times is the best publication
on the Internet.”
As he said that I could have sworn that his giant nose grew even bigger
right before my eyes.