Camel
A camel is a humped wumped chumped animal of the genus Spitoonum, often used by people to move around in the desert, and also, in a different form, for smoking. It has two species- leaded and unleaded. The first species is lethal in doses under the speed limit. The other is often used as a recreational area by bums.
Etymology[edit | edit source]
The word camel came from French chameaule, which is related to chameleon and béchamel sauce. Especially interesting is the latter word, which doesn't mean "to become a camel" but rather "bee-camel sous", or a type of cuisine prepared by striped flying camel cooks. Camel cuisine industry often thrives during times of economic recession, because shrinking wages incentivize people to spend less on dining. In more dire times, people sometimes strip and fry the camels in a cooker.
Diet[edit | edit source]
Their diet is often erroneously said to be fake plants. This statement can be traced to a recently reprinted book simply called SHAG (all caps). It was written by an unkown author, whose pen name was B.Azaar. Their real diet is that of worms. They drink water wherever they can find it, which is usually in paper. This led to the Great Book Moving Van scandal. Casualties are still disputed amongst scholars.
Famous Camels[edit | edit source]
Old Ziggy, member of the Camel Regiment in the Civil War. Ate General Lee's pants.
Sir Ebenezer Puff, eminent member of SWAC(Secretly We Are Camels), more commonly known as President of the Revived Pickwick Club.
Dagwood Steiner, keyboarder for Buckethead, close friend of Bob Moog.
Thomas Hovind, Mafia member, organizer of JFK's assassination, and novelist.