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= F.U.C.K. - Fucked Up College Kids - Born Jan. 24th, 1993 - F.U.C.K. =
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Random Acts of Kindness
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I like guns. I don't know much about them, though. I couldn't even tell
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you what type of gun I am holding. All I know is that it is a rifle.
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With a laser scope of course. The best someone else's life could buy.
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I went to the gun shop yesterday. I walked up and down the glass cases
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admiring the glint and shine off of the polished metal that lined the red
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satin shelf lining. An ironic juxtaposition of color if you ask me. I
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asked the old fat man behind the counter what he would recommend for a
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high powered long range rifle. He spewed numbers and brand names out of
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his pathetic mouth. I don't care. Show me one. What price range am I
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looking for? The best. The fucking best. He cringed at my choice of
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words and moved to the back of the store. He brought out the gun that I
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am cradling in my arms now. It was pretty. I liked it. Only $3500 and
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it would be mine. What about the ammunition? Expensive as well. I'll
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take 100 rounds. He got them. He put them on the counter. Can I see
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your ID was all he said. I didn't like that question. I didn't like him.
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So I shot him in the head.
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The amount of blood and flesh that shot against the back wall was
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interesting. I wanted to know what his fat ass ate for lunch, so I
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looked. Even though I knew that I would see nothing because it was his
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soul that was splattered against the glass, not his stomach. I chuckled.
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That's okay. No big deal. I took the rifle and ammunition and left the
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store. I felt good. I felt alive. I don't think that gun shop's owner
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was feeling very alive.
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I bet you are wondering what I shot him with. I don't know. I told you,
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I don't know anything about guns. I know how to load them and shoot them.
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That is it. It was a small pistol. I took it off of some nigger gangster
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that I killed the other day. I don't like nigger gangsters, they bother
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me. He was walking down an alley downtown last weekend. He didn't even
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see it coming. That's okay. All I needed was his gun. He should have
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just given it to me, but alas no one really thinks about stuff like that.
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It has served its purpose.
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After I left that gun shop I got on the bus. A big Greyhound style bus.
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It was leaving the town where I live and was making a stop about 45 miles
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away in this moderately sized plains town. It smelled like cow shit when
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I arrived at my destination. I choose this particular town for my journey
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because it had a cool name on the map. I knew it was perfect.
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The bank building was the only structure in town that was over 3 stories.
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It was 15. A big building by that town's standards. It loomed over the
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entire city like a giant guardian. If only they knew. I chucked silently
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as I sat on the bus bench looking at it. I amuse myself.
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Perhaps you are wondering why I am here, in this quaint little backwards
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city. I saw a bumper sticker the other day. It said something along the
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lines of "Practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty."
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I liked it. I want to do that. It would be nice to contribute to society
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in such a way. My new rifle is beautiful, and it is kind too. It's name
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is Senseless. I named it after that bumper sticker.
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I took my bag and headed for the bank. When I got there I opened the door
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for some lady and her child who was whining about getting a lollipop from
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the teller. I gritted my teeth and smiled a twisted fake smile. I walked
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to the elevator and pushed the up button. Inside I was alone. I like
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being alone. When I am alone my only enemy is my thoughts. I can deal
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with them though. Not much else. I got to the top floor and hit the
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stairwell. Roof access was very easy to come by, I recall. Just a little
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hinged plate at the top of the stairs.
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And that brings us back to now. With me, and my rifle, on the building
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overlooking the town. The police station, the city park, the bank's drive
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through, a local high school, and what appeared to be the town hangout for
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the teenagers of the city, a small coffee shop looms before me. How
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quaint. This town should be in a Rockwell painting or some other happy
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sappy bullshit.
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I take out Senseless and caringly load the chamber with the first of one
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hundred rounds. It is a semi-automatic rifle, so I load several more
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rounds into the clip. I caress the stock and barrel and admire the
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perfection of my new friend. Scanning the scene before me I spot several
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police officers bullshitting around a cruiser. I hate police. I got a
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ticket once and it made me angry. I decide to start my random acts of
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kindness with them. I was going to shoot them and put them out of their
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ignorance and misery. That would be kind to them. That would be kind to
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everyone who gets tickets. I am excited. I love my new feeling of
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goodness and kindness and love that I embrace. I am ready to do
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something.
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Pop. Pop Pop Pop. Pop Pop. Pop. I admire the smoothness of the action
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as several bullets escape from their metal prisons. It is amazingly
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quiet. I watch as the entire group of pigs disappear in a hazy red cloud
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of blood and gore. No one notices. No one cares. They just go on with
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their lives. I am pleased. Drawing a crowd or a panic would make my plan
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harder to complete. But then again, they were just cops, so who would
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have really expected anything?
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It feels good, damn good. I really like the life that is pulsing through
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my veins. I am addicted; addicted like never before in my life. I look
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down at my hands expecting to see the blood that I imagine should be
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there. There is nothing at all. Just the pure white flesh of my worn
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hands. I embrace the rifle and clench the clip with my hand. It is warm
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to the touch. Not the cold hard steel that was before, but warm and
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alive. It is alive now. I gave it life and meaning and existence just
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like it gave me the same. I exhale and feel my pounding heart deep within
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my chest. I take out more rounds from the box in my bag. I gently kiss
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each one as I slide them into the clip. There. I am ready.
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I hear a slight commotion below by the police station. They have
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discovered the torn corpses of the police officers. There is shouting. I
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must be very quick. I line up a teenager standing in dirty pants with a
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skateboard by the coffee shop. I smirk as he notices the red dot on his
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chest. Pop. That red dot transforms into a massive red hole, enlarged
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and vibrant. He falls to the ground. Screams are everywhere as people
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are falling to the ground in fear. Silly people, I am above you. That
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just makes you better targets. Pop Pop Pop. Three more of the skater's
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buddies join him. Pop Pop. A yuppie with his cell phone and his laptop
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ceases to exist. So does his precious laptop. It flies through the air
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in a comical flight routine and smashes on the concrete.
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I swing my rifle around, farther down the small strip mall where the
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coffee shop is built. I see a liquor store. I can clearly make out the
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man behind the counter looking out the window at the commotion. He
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probably wants to see my ID. I don't like that. Pop. Glass shatters and
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his head snaps back grotesquely. There's my ID, mother fucker.
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Bang! Concrete snaps off of the lip of the roof near me. I close my eyes
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and grasp my head. The rifle falls from my grasp onto the roof. I have
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been spotted. Police are shooting at me from the station. I duck down.
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I must be careful now. People don't like me. I grab Senseless and move
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to the opposite side of the roof, putting a large ventilation structure
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between me and their line of sight. I reload the rifle. I stand up again
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and look over the edge. I see the park. People are running and
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screaming, hiding behind trees and under benches. It reminds me of a game
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I used to play as a little kid. There was this rifle arcade game where
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you shot the ducks and geese and deer as they ran across the screen. It
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was very reminiscent of those carnival games. This was a lot like that, I
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thought. I shot. A man with a briefcase fell to the ground and clutched
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his shattered knee. I shot his hand. I began shooting at the multitudes
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of pigeons that scattered the park. Nobody likes pigeons. Perhaps they
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will be happy if I kill them.
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I move to the side of the roof facing the main street. I take aim at
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cars and trucks and began shattering windows and destroying tires. I bet
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frogger would have liked to have me on his side when he was trying to
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cross that street. I think he would have liked what I was doing. I keep
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pulling the trigger even though I hear that I am out of ammunition. My
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mind races as I hear people coming up the stairs to the roof. I have a
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feeling that my game is over, at least for now. I go over to the hatch in
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the floor and watch as it slowly raises, revealing several very cautious
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policemen scouting the scene.
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They see me, holding the rifle with a twisted smile on my face. They
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begin yelling at me to drop the gun. They think that they have caught me.
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They want to stop me from having fun, from being kind, from feeling alive
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and existing. I can't do that. I won't let them stop me. I scream at
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the top of my lungs. What it is I scream even I can't understand. It is
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earsplitting and takes all of my energy to sustain. I stop and hear
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shots, so I run to the side of the roof. I scream again, louder this
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time.
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I have a secret. They don't know it. I will escape to live another day.
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Now that I have found that which makes me alive. I will get away. They
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can't stop me. They won't stop me. I hate them. They want me dead.
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They don't want me to experience my new life and vitality and existence.
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No! NO! NOO! They won't! Hahahahahaha! I laugh insanely. They don't
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know my secret. They can't hurt me. You know why?
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Because I can fly...
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.: illusionary:. .: illusion@cyberrock.com :.
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