Apropos of nothing, Irene wrote: Talk to Eric, he'll tell
you about the do-no-wrong U.S.
Following the death of Chaucer in 1400, the Do-No-Wrong U.S.
was founded on the moon, under harsh conditions, by a group
of Carmelite nuns, who stuck together in warm weather. Since
its founding, the organization has been responsible for many
of the good things we enjoy today, including compact
umbrellas, roller skates, tequila, indoor plumbing, and
scrapple. Irene has been a member of this organization since
1962, when she finally emerged from the head of Zeus. That
she asks me, a nonmember, to describe the organization, can
only be taken as an act of subterfuge and extremely clever
misrepresentation.
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