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"HOE: Representing Planet Earth"
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*or*
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"The Irritation Continues"
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"Zorgblip."
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"Yes sir?"
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"Is your report on Earth ready?"
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"Yes, sir!"
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"Get on with it, then."
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"Right. Captain Foozaza, members of the council of Worlpdang...
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as you know, we are poorly constructed alien stereotypes with the goal of
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taking over planet Earth. It was my mission to learn more about the
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inhabitants of the planet... the type of culture they had and their
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psychology, in an effort to find out how dangerous they might be."
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"Yes, measuring potential threats."
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"I decided the best plan to observing this culture completely
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undetected would be to connect to a random, insignificant computer system
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on one of their networks, and copy the data contained."
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"Sounds reasonable."
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"After collecting the findings, I concluded--"
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"Zorgblip, just SHOW us your findings and let us be the judge."
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"Yes, sir. The following, apparently, is a sample of some of the
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greatest minds on Earth."
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-> "What Was Where You Was When You Wasn't?"
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-> by AIDS
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Think about that kids, you're living in an age where every
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metaphorical system of thought has been reduced to ash, and you can't make
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reference to your Judeo-Chrsitianity, your Hermes Trismegistus, your
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Orphic hymns, your classical antiquity.
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All you can use as a metaphorical system is television, and MAYBE,
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if you're lucky, some Paul Newman films, films you heard sampled on a
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Guns N Roses album! And that's how he was! And that's how you know it!
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I want to fuck you like an animal!
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So, dig this, gather round my tribal fire, because you've fallen
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victim to the realists, to the post-modernists, to the age of
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enlightenment, to the existenialists, to the war heros, to the shit asses,
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to the fucking taenias, you've got nothing to work with. Your writing
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and thought is as shallow as a plastic Happy Hungry Hippos pool, and your
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mind is slowly wading from end to end, going back and forth in that 5
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square foot puddle of cognizant thought.
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With that being said, I welcome you all to HOE, the ultimate
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demonstration of the above! We here in HOE have a literacy level of
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huffed-out extra chrosome 3rd graders, and we're looking forward to your
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patronge!
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ENJOY!
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-> "Scatology"
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-> by Kreid
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SQUEE DILLY BOP!
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BOP!
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BOP! BA-DOO-DA-DOO FIDDLYMOPSNOP!
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SNOP!
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...KOO! KEE! KA KA KA KA! KILLY KILLY KOE KOE KIDDY DIDDY BLOP!
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NA NA NA NA NA NA NIDDLYNONO NA NA NA NARGAFLOPPYDOSLIPBEEDILYSLOO!
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CATHETER! GOTCHAGLOP! GOTCHAGLOP AT THE COOCHIE SHOP!
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KATCHA KATCHA KO!
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KATCHA KATCHA KAID!
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SPLATCHA MATCHA KAID, CUZ I'LL NEVER GET LAID!
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EETCHY!
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BLEECHY!
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SLOAF!
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YOLG!
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LIEG!
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MOGEL!
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ONE AND-A TWO AND-A THREE! CUT IT!
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-> "A Text File About Penises"
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-> by Caitlin
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_______________ _____________
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| uncircumcized | * * * * * * * * * * | circumcized |
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-> "Musings"
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-> by PezMonkey
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You know what I was just thinking? I was just thinking that it
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would pretty much suck to be a deaf-paraplegic epileptic. I mean, first
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of all, you couldn't hear anything, which would mean you couldn't talk on
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the phone like a normal person. So instead, you'd have to buy one of
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those phones with a keypad thing, so you'd talk on the phone via
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typed-communication. But that also means you couldn't hear the ringer,
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so the phone would have to have a flashing light to indicate an incoming
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call. Now, we all know that the number one cause of epileptic seizures is
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flashing lights, so you'd have an epileptic fit every time somebody
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called, and then, being a paraplegic, you'd probably fall out of your
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wheelchair. And then, ultimately, since you'd be a deaf-paraplegic
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epileptic, you'd consequentially be alone, and unable to do anything once
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you overcame the seizure, because you'd be sprawled out on the floor
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unable to get back in your wheelchair.
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But you know what would suck even more? To be a deaf-paraplegic
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epileptic with harelip. Yeah, that would suck.
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-> "I Love All People"
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-> by Teerts
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hey you with the dead eyes, over here!
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with the hazy bovine look on your face.
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following the herd wherever they go,
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like lemmings fleeing life on that cliff.
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when the night comes you will all, maybe,
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go away, find something new to do,
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other things to destroy and bastardise,
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maybe then you will succeed at killing
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yourselves. your politics and politics,
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and lies and politics and scandals and,
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not to mention, your secrets, shhh!
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keep quiet you sappy fuck and go away!
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can you not see i am busy trying to,
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if i may, kill you with what stones,
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sticks, and their hurlers cannot?
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in this block of letters, and words,
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and letters and letters and spaces,
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and symbols and did you know it?
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of course i knew it, did you not?
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of course i am better than you!
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you are still better than me,
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or so it seems all to often, well
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all the time.
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we can never escape, we will,
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even if you hope against it,
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meet at least once again.
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-> "9:20"
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-> by AltRocks
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It's 9:20.
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I have a CD Playing.
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And I just sneezed.
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A bird flying over head decides to land but misses and almost gets
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run over by a car. A stray cat meows in the alley across the street. I
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look up at my screen and wonder why I don't have a life. Then it hits me:
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I'm a self-isolated text-file writing computer geek.
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But enough about me. This story has nothing to do with me. It's
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about a girl, and her dog. Oh wait, that's the porno I'm reading...
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Nevermind...
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Once upon a time in a city not far from here (here being a place
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that is totally dependant upon where you are, hence here), there lived a
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hermit. This was no ordinary hermit. This hermit had a special talent.
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He could get drunk off of only 3 beers, even though he weighed upwards of
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250 pounds. It was quite a feat. But besides that he was a rather normal
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hermit. Now that you knwo what's special about him, there's not much more
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to say.
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Okay, let's get serious for a second. I want to talk about
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depressed people. Is it just me, or do they seem to enjoy being depressed,
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until they get out of it at least? I have trouble understanding this
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phenomenon. Maybe somebody should look into it, as Kurt Vonnegut says.
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Alright, now back to what I was saying. What was I saying? Beats
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the fuck out of me... nevermind.. Next thing.
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Women. *Long Sigh*
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With the possible exception of some t-file women I know, many seem
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to be interested in only one thing: SEX! I mean, sure, sex is good and
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all, but what about my mind? I always feel so used and hurt by them...
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it's just wrong I tell you. So I am issuing a call to all men and women
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to stop the abuse! I want you to love me for my thoughts, and not for
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the way I flick my tongue!
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Alright... I think I covered everything.... it all seems to be
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there. Yup... oh, wait... I forgot one thing...
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I love ejaculation.....
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Bye for now!
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-> "The Key to True Happiness"
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-> by Kreid
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// / / / /
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/\ __ ___
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( ( // | --- GREETINGs>> MY NAME IS PROFESSOR KRZNPSK. I WILL BE
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\ | YOUR GUIDE FOR THIS EVENING. PLEASE FOLLOW ME.
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) )
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FIRST LY, ALLOW ME TO SHOW TO YOU THAT I o O |==
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AM INDEED A REPUTABLE PERSON. THESE ARE --- |
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MY DEGREES! IMPRESSED? ~~~ \\ |
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= O O ==
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|//^ | ON WITH THe LESSON HERE IS OUR SUBJECt. HIS NAME IS
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\(~~~~ ) LOVEBOY. LOVEBOY LOVES EVERYTHING!
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|// | HAPPENIS. SEE LOVEBOY PLAY.
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( ~) hi everyone! gosh these
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X ( 0 0 ) rollerskates sure are fun!
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`--(\___/ )--
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/ (_______) (_xx_____) give it to me
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\o ((8===-(Y) )) uhh
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/ /\/ \/ oh god
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LOVEBOY, HOW DO YOU DO IT? WHATS YOUR SECRET? o O
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WHY ARE YOU SO GODDAMNED HAPPY? ~~ ==
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( \ / ) i dunno!!! i just am!!!
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-> "Smile"
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-> by Phairgirl
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i got yer pitcher n i put it in ma pockit. i carryd it round n
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round til it felled apart. i smiled and burnd it. it smelld like when mama
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usta kill dem fish down by da crick. n yew n me, we's just smilin, cuz dat
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crick felted so good, n it made me feel good deep down nside. even when
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the fluffy bunny rabbits ran smak inta da barb wire fence n were
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dee-capitated. n the blood flowd lika rivr, it sher did. n i smiled at yer
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mom, cuz we new more about da werld den yew coulda ever imagined. i
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callded ma pup rex n we huntd coon fer some few ours n den mama roasted up
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dem fritters n dems tastd good to. doncha no it. n so i look agin at dat
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pitcher burnin n i smile. i think about eatn fritters n dee-capitated heds
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n doin yer mom n i smile.
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-> "I Hate Laser Tag"
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-> by Styx
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[WARNING: What follows is a VERY GENERIC STYX article. Since he
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CAN'T WRITE, he has once again resorted to CUTTING and PASTING and
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MAKING FUN of people because he has nothing WORTHWHILE to SAY
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himSELF. Styx is a very BORING GUY with NO ARTISTIC or LITERARY
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TALENT. All he does is SMOKE and PRETEND to be ANGRY. He SUCKS.]
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I work with a girl who is easily the most annoying ugly piece of
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shit I've ever encountered in my near 22 years. Her entire life revolves
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around laser tag and all of her boyfriends are guys she meets at the local
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laser tag facility. Her boyfriends suck just about as much as she does.
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My conclusion is that laser tag sucks. To get some feedback, I went over
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to alt.sport.lasertag and told them how I felt. I posted as if I were
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speaking to my co-worker.
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I went there knowing full-well I wouldn't get anything of substance
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back. When you "troll" (bait for attention, insult just to insult) a
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newsgroup, one of two things will happen - you will be ignored or you
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will be "flamed" (yelled at by the occupants).
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Swisspope made the very acute observation that an easy way to test
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the intelligence level of a newsgroup is to troll them. If they ignore
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you, it's a pretty smart newsgroup. If they flame you, they're dumb.
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Three-hundred and thirty-two responses followed my post. I responded
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with eighty-three, for a grand total (so far!) of 415, in under four days.
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So, basically, they're dumb. Thank Swisspope for the math.
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Now, this does not constitute an article yet. I needed a little
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extra "oomph," you know? Well, I got it this morning. Apparently, this
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whole fiasco caused a poor laser tag fanatic to finally lose his already
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weak grip on reality.
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Here is my original post.
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From dropdead@mindspring.com Tue Feb 23 18:56:45 1999
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Newsgroups: alt.sport.lasertag
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Subject: I've come here to hate you.
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From: dropdead@mindspring.com (Styx)
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Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 23:56:45 GMT
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I'll get right to the point. I hate Laser Tag.
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"But why, Styx?"
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Glad you asked! Allow me to explain.
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It's almost the same sentiments I have towards Dungeons & Dragons
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players, really, except that in general they seem to have at least a
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modicum of intelligence about them. You folks, on the other hand, are
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pushing Down's Syndrome.
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Ranks? Tournaments? Shields? Guns? Buttons? Game Masters?
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Laser Quest flame wars? State vs. state? City vs. city? Using
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codenames instead of real names? There's problem number one. Using
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codenames during the game is fine. Using them *outside* of the game
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is downright frightening.
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Second problem; why do you take yourselves so seriously? Not
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only have you bought into the fact that you are some sort of
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futuristic laser-warrior, but you *act* like it, too. What do you do
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in school when you're chastised by the teacher? Threaten them by
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spouting off laser-slang and bringing your team to recess the next day
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to shoot them? With lasers? That don't hurt?
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See, it's this whole subculture thing that bothers me. Most
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subcultures are very productive. They bring veiled truths to light.
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They work to educate people. But this laser tag thing is like an
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oozing, worthless lump that eats itself and doesn't produce
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anything - a cannibalistic microcosm of nothing. I used to think
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paintball was the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen, but you folks
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win, hands down.
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Know what else bothers me? You're all so *tight* with each
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other. It's so goofy. You have all lost any social grace because
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you've become stagnant surrounding yourselves with people just like
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you. None of you evolve. I have met several people who claim laser
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tag is a favorite hobby of theirs. And you know what? They all suck.
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They beg to be heard. They flail their arms wildly and offer any
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information they can if they are given the opportunity to do so - even
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worse, when they're *not* given the opportunity to do so.
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You folks fumble and trip over yourselves all week in an amazing
|
|
display of social awkwardness until the weekend comes when you can get
|
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together with your mediocre laser tag pals, tell inside jokes and drop
|
|
names to make yourselves feel better about your horrible week, immerse
|
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yourselves in a world that has no relevance to anything outside of it,
|
|
and then go sit at Denny's for three hours and annoy the shit out of
|
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me.
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|
I'm not done. You all think you're big shots, too. Don't you
|
|
realize that you are only big shots in the pseudo-gladitorial combat
|
|
zone that you have to pay money to get into in the first place? Not
|
|
that anybody is trying to impress me, but for the record, I am *not*
|
|
impressed. I don't feel threatened. If anything, I'm sad for you.
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|
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|
You are not warriors or fighters. You are people who participate
|
|
in simulated combat. That's fine. I'm a huge fan of professional
|
|
wrestling and I know the shtick well. But to *live* it is something
|
|
entirely different. Get a grip. Get a boyfriend or girlfriend - NOT
|
|
one who plays laser tag, either. That contributes to the pulsating
|
|
mass of mediocrity I mentioned before.
|
|
|
|
Evolve. Learn. Read. Have fun. But don't introduce yourself
|
|
as Doomslayer and try to impress me. I already think you suck as it
|
|
is. Besides, the name-tag on your gas station uniform says "Chris,"
|
|
not "Doomslayer." You people are delusional.
|
|
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|
---------*
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|
Okay. 415 posts later, LQRooster (LQ stands for Laser Quest, by
|
|
the way!) lost his mind. The following are 4 posts he made in
|
|
succession.
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|
|
|
---------*
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From lqrooster@aol.com Sat Feb 27 05:07:02 1999
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Newsgroups: alt.sport.lasertag
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|
Subject: STYX
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From: lqrooster@aol.com (LQRooster)
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Date: 27 Feb 1999 10:07:02 GMT
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My complaint about Styx
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|
|
I just want to say one thing: A day without Styx would be like a day
|
|
without delusional denominationalism. To address this in a pedantic
|
|
manner, in the rest of this letter, factual information will be prefaced
|
|
as such and my own opinions will be clearly stated as opinions. For
|
|
instance, it is a fact that Styx presents himself as a disinterested
|
|
classicist lamenting the infusion of politically-motivated methods of
|
|
pedagogy and analysis into higher education. He is eloquent in his
|
|
denunciation of modern scholarship, claiming it favors feral dweebs. And
|
|
here we have the ultimate irony, because the gloss that his shock troops
|
|
put on his ramblings unfortunately does little to complain about
|
|
domineering militant flakes. By the same token, his backers internalize
|
|
and adapt to the unwritten realities they must work under.
|
|
|
|
Even Styx's least brutal minions supplement their already-generous
|
|
incomes by selling contraband on the black market. Styx makes free and
|
|
liberal use of chicanery, deceit, intolerance, lust, persecution, and
|
|
oppression. His helpers perpetrate all kinds of atrocities while alleging
|
|
that they are simply not capable of such activities and that therefore,
|
|
the atrocities must be the product of my and your feverish and overworked
|
|
imaginations. Most of us believe that he is extremely worthless. The tone
|
|
of Styx's stances is so far removed from reality, I find myself
|
|
questioning what color the sky must be in Styx's world.
|
|
|
|
I know the following is an incredibly cheap shot, but if Styx opened his
|
|
eyes, he'd realize that failure to define our terms more clearly will
|
|
lead to a deluge of complaints by his cringers. Although he has
|
|
tremendous popular appeal, the few pernicious saboteurs who deny this are
|
|
not only wrong, they are willfully abhorrent. Even with the increasing
|
|
number of crass slime, to Styx, acting like puerile fork-tongued
|
|
grizzlers is a lot of fun. Styx's followers are currently in the streets,
|
|
burning, robbing, and looting. Never forget that and never let him erode
|
|
constitutional principles that have shaped our society and remain at the
|
|
core of our freedom and liberty.
|
|
|
|
---------*
|
|
|
|
From lqrooster@aol.com Sat Feb 27 05:08:58 1999
|
|
Newsgroups: alt.sport.lasertag
|
|
Subject: MORE ABOUT STYX
|
|
From: lqrooster@aol.com (LQRooster)
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|
Date: 27 Feb 1999 10:08:58 GMT
|
|
|
|
I feel compelled to preface my remarks with the following: Styx has no
|
|
moral qualities whatsoever. Let me begin by saying that I shall do my
|
|
utmost to exemplify the principles of honor, duty, loyalty, and courage.
|
|
Someone needs to call your attention to the problem of inconsiderate
|
|
usurers. Who's going to do it? Styx? I think not. Faith is harder to
|
|
shake than knowledge, love succumbs less to change than respect, hate is
|
|
more enduring than aversion, and he never seems to listen to anyone
|
|
else's positions and reasoning.
|
|
|
|
Think about that for a moment. Teetotalism appears to have triumphed.
|
|
It's a pity. I think that Styx will indisputably kill the goose bearing
|
|
the golden egg one of these days. I base this confident prediction on,
|
|
among other things, the fact that a distasteful mentality and a scary
|
|
sense of fogyism create fertile soil for licentious kleptomaniacs to
|
|
trick academics into abandoning the principles of scientific inquiry.
|
|
|
|
In case you don't know, the pen is a powerful tool. Why don't we use that
|
|
tool to mention a bit about tyrannical peddlers of snake-oil remedies
|
|
such as Styx? I do not wish to evaluate colonialism here, though I claim
|
|
that Styx's slaves do not concern themselves much with the people around
|
|
them. Styx's favorite scapegoats are the government, the economy, the
|
|
environment, society, parents, teachers, and just about everything else.
|
|
Even if our society had no social problems at all, we could still say
|
|
that Styx's thugs don't want to make their own decisions but want Styx to
|
|
do their thinking for them. Most of us who have been around for a while
|
|
realize that some of his orations raise important questions about future
|
|
social interactions and their relationship to civil liberties.
|
|
|
|
It is no news that I must openly confess that Styx has yet to acknowledge
|
|
this. I, for one, have the following to say to the assertion that he has
|
|
achieved sainthood: Baloney! There are two main flaws with his notions:
|
|
1) his vicegerents are obstinate televangelists (literally!), and 2) this
|
|
is why his mercenaries, using every conceivable means for their purpose,
|
|
are determined to precipitate riots. When you get right down to it, Styx's
|
|
ideals are attributable to an ignorance born of fear.
|
|
|
|
Imperialism is not confined to any specific era, culture, or country. What
|
|
if we collectively just told Styx's subordinates, "Sure, go ahead and spam
|
|
the Internet with contemptuous clumsy e-mail. Have fun!"? That would be
|
|
worse than worthless; it would rob, steal, cheat, and murder. As a parting
|
|
thought, remember that we can divide Styx's "compromises" into three
|
|
categories: uneducated, scummy, and blathering.
|
|
|
|
---------*
|
|
|
|
From lqrooster@aol.com Sat Feb 27 05:20:36 1999
|
|
Newsgroups: alt.sport.lasertag
|
|
Subject: WHILE ON THE SUBJECT OF STYX.....
|
|
From: lqrooster@aol.com (LQRooster)
|
|
Date: 27 Feb 1999 10:20:36 GMT
|
|
|
|
There is currently a lot of controversy about Styx's refrains, and I know
|
|
that any letter on the subject will almost certainly cause someone to
|
|
draw unsuspecting utopians into the orbit of bitter insensitive-types.
|
|
Still, however varied or profound the explanations underlying our sense of
|
|
moral values may be, Styx's commitment to barbarism is only part of the
|
|
story. What follows is a set of observations I have made about
|
|
insufferable smart alecks. Imagine a world in which he could inject even
|
|
more fear and divisiveness into political campaigns whenever he felt like
|
|
it. His favorite scapegoats are the government, the economy, the
|
|
environment, society, parents, teachers, and just about everything else.
|
|
|
|
If I understand Styx's viewpoints correctly, then this is a frightening
|
|
realization. It is naive to think that Styx wouldn't use lethal violence
|
|
as a source of humor if he got the chance. How does Styx deal with this
|
|
fascinating piece of information? He thoroughly ignores it. Since their
|
|
emergence on the stage of history, antisocial batty hooligans have been
|
|
a parasitic growth on the stem of true citizens. From a purely technical
|
|
point of view, the big parlor game among his supporters is guessing which
|
|
of them was the first to do the entire country a grave disservice. The
|
|
underlying message is that prodigal Luddites are the lowest form of human
|
|
life.
|
|
|
|
There is no question that this is nothing new. Styx is the grand master
|
|
of obfuscation and misdirection. It's a pity. He can't throw away his
|
|
integrity and expect the world to respect him for it. He doesn't care one
|
|
whit about how others might feel. Styx's appeal to narcissism is dangerous
|
|
stuff. The same holds true for daft schmucks.
|
|
|
|
Let me back up a little: Styx is a faithful student of Sun Tzu, the
|
|
ancient Chinese strategist who advocated demoralizing one's enemy as the
|
|
highest art of warfare. I maintain that he will decidedly play on people's
|
|
conscious and unconscious belief structures one of these days. I base this
|
|
confident prediction on, among other things, the fact that my number one
|
|
priority is to make technical preparations for the achievement of freedom
|
|
and human independence. Because of Styx's tricks, our schools simply do
|
|
not teach the basics anymore. Instead, they preach the theology of
|
|
anti-democratic insolent Fabianism.
|
|
|
|
Those of you who thought that Styx was finally going to leave us alone are
|
|
in for a big surprise, because Styx recently announced his plans to put
|
|
increased disruptive powers in reckless lounge lizards' hands. But I
|
|
digress. The Orwellian implications of his notions are clear.
|
|
|
|
I can repeat with undiminished conviction something I said eons ago: I
|
|
will not play his abominable games and exploit the masses just like he
|
|
does. By toning down his memoranda, many more people are exposed to
|
|
Styx's quasi-repugnant mischievous message, convinced by his passion, and
|
|
seduced by his simplistic answers to complex social problems. The most
|
|
craven big-labor bosses you'll ever see often act with a mob mentality.
|
|
You've heard me say that Styx's advocates are all intemperate adulterers.
|
|
True, that's a cheap shot, but too often, they do think and behave in ways
|
|
that reinforce that image.
|
|
|
|
---------*
|
|
|
|
From lqrooster@aol.com Sat Feb 27 05:28:38 1999
|
|
Newsgroups: alt.sport.lasertag
|
|
Subject: ONE LAST THING ABOUT STYX
|
|
From: lqrooster@aol.com (LQRooster)
|
|
Date: 27 Feb 1999 10:28:38 GMT
|
|
|
|
I wish I didn't have to write a letter like this one, but recent events
|
|
leave me no choice. I surely believe that Styx's opinion is a lazy
|
|
cop-out. It is reasonable to infer that his wheelings and dealings are
|
|
made of the same spirit that accounts for the majority of the problems we
|
|
face in this world. It's not necessary to go into too long of a
|
|
description about how Styx plans to foment avaricious forms of political
|
|
tyranny within a short period of time. Suffice it to say that I myself
|
|
feel no more personal hatred for Styx than I might feel for a herd of
|
|
wild animals or a cluster of poisonous reptiles. One does not hate those
|
|
whose souls can exude no spiritual warmth; one pities them.
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "Circus"
|
|
-> by Tasha
|
|
|
|
Enter. Symbolism. Metaphor. Simile. Poetic word giving a brief
|
|
analytical description of what I am about to say. Or what I've already
|
|
said.
|
|
|
|
Life is a circus.
|
|
|
|
Definitely a metaphor. No usage of like or as here.
|
|
|
|
"Look at the clowns, mommy," said the little girl while eating her
|
|
low-fat, lactose-free, yogurt on a no-wheat ice cream cone.
|
|
|
|
12 to a little car painted red with polka dots. Crowded streets
|
|
of New York. Or some other big city with crowded streets. I've never
|
|
been to New York, and Detroit's streets aren't that crowded.
|
|
|
|
"Yes, dear, aren't they funny?"
|
|
|
|
She doesn't remember why she's at the circus. She doesn't remember
|
|
what happened last night.
|
|
|
|
"Hunnie, you're missing the elephants... and lions... and tightrope
|
|
walkers in pink tutus..."
|
|
|
|
Ride me. Tame me. Walk upon my fucking rope suspended above your
|
|
head.
|
|
|
|
I smoke too much.
|
|
|
|
Yes, that was a pseudo-quote from Vonnegut. Do you have a problem
|
|
with that? Would you like me to quote someone better? Ferlinghetti? "I
|
|
fell in love with unreality." Kaufman? "The radio is teaching my
|
|
goldfish jujitsu." Late-night HBO erotica? "I need more than missionary
|
|
with the lights off."
|
|
|
|
Voila. Let me live up to your god damn social standards.
|
|
|
|
I figured I'd write today, because I haven't slept yet and my
|
|
writing might be interesting in this sleep deprived, delirious state.
|
|
Then, I realized, I'm not delirious. I'm perfectly fine. Not tired. Not
|
|
anything. Not real.
|
|
|
|
No, certainly not real.
|
|
|
|
Enter. Log. Text. Computer screen.
|
|
|
|
<me> nothing's real, jeff
|
|
<me> you have to realize that
|
|
<me> this is TEXT and it's not REAL
|
|
<me> but you leave the computer and there's flesh and blood
|
|
<me> but it's still not REAL
|
|
<_some boy_> sure it is.. it's right in front of me
|
|
<me> what makes you think that means it's real?
|
|
<_some boy_> well if it's not real then why not go kill yourself right
|
|
now
|
|
<me> that would be too easy
|
|
<me> everything's a given, like in a geometric proof...find
|
|
something..and answer or conclusion..or something not even of the
|
|
same problem...and you've got reality...right there
|
|
<me> but i mean, who cares? i have no fucking clue what i'm
|
|
talking about
|
|
<me> i just smoke and drink and cry and giggle
|
|
<me> equally. all of them.
|
|
Note. Names have been changed to protect the innocent.
|
|
|
|
But...but...but...that says "me." Imagine that! Me! I! She! Tasha!
|
|
|
|
AM I INNOCENT?
|
|
|
|
Am I filled with your pure innocent, virginal bliss?
|
|
|
|
Wait, ignorance is bliss, not innocence.
|
|
|
|
Knowledge is power.
|
|
|
|
Enter. PBS commercial.
|
|
|
|
Enter. We want money.
|
|
|
|
Enter. Viewers. Like. You.
|
|
|
|
Enter. Point.
|
|
|
|
I've come back to terms with my anal retentive nature as of late.
|
|
Your spoon isn't straight, Caity. DEAR GOD NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
|
|
|
|
I'm driving myself insane, you understand.
|
|
|
|
That shirt is on crooked.
|
|
|
|
The guitar is not at a 130 degree angle from the wall.
|
|
|
|
Insane. Insane. Insane.
|
|
|
|
Enter. Generic preaching.
|
|
|
|
Jesus. Will. Save. You.
|
|
Vote.
|
|
Pro. Choice.
|
|
No. Meat.
|
|
Drugs. Are. Bad.
|
|
You.
|
|
You. Are. Bad.
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "The facts of IRC"
|
|
-> by Reflecks
|
|
|
|
Boredom breeds anything on irc. Usually it makes people write dumb
|
|
stuff. One day, (in a land far far away!) Corrupt_ started writing a book
|
|
of facts of irc. Boredom being contagious and loving friends, it gained
|
|
an active and contributing audience.
|
|
|
|
Here. are. the facts of IRC. dun dun duuun.
|
|
|
|
* foreward (By Corrupt_!)..
|
|
|
|
<Corrupt_> it's a long book
|
|
<Corrupt_> dont bother reading it
|
|
<Corrupt_> its called "The facts of irc by: Corrupt"
|
|
<MiL0> i wanna know what #41880 is
|
|
<Corrupt_> it doesnt go that high.
|
|
|
|
The list...
|
|
|
|
#99241: A channel that is open with many users
|
|
that gets taken over a lot is better
|
|
than a +i channel with shitty ops and no users. --corrupt
|
|
|
|
#99242: Corrupt is god --corrupt
|
|
#41880: it doesnt go that high. --corrupt
|
|
#1: irc is lame --sockie
|
|
#1: "Irc sucks" --corrupt
|
|
#2: no channel is really any fun.. not even your own. --corrupt
|
|
#3: making fun of lamers gets old. nah. --sockie
|
|
#43: extended periods of irc induce symptoms of gonherrea --neonjoker
|
|
#3: unless you're a best-seller writer with 20 years experience...
|
|
you can't convey your emotions over irc.. no.. not even caps
|
|
work. --corrupt
|
|
|
|
#4: no lamer understands what you say, so they ask questions
|
|
with fifteen question marks postfixed. --sockie
|
|
|
|
#5: all nicks with Mr in the front deem much prompt respect --sockie
|
|
#5: nobody believes you. --corrupt
|
|
#6: Nobody believes anybody --corrupt
|
|
#6: or nicks that start with Neon or end with Joker
|
|
demand no respect whatsoever --neonjoker
|
|
|
|
#7: some dumb fuck took Corrupt's nick.. this is why he has an
|
|
underscore --corrupt
|
|
#8: nobody likes boring stories. --corrupt
|
|
#8: it was the second gunman on the grassy noll --neonjoker
|
|
#10: you all suck --mil0
|
|
#9: dont jump to 10 without doing 9 --corrupt
|
|
#9: there is not #9 --mil0
|
|
#11: Sex is good. So get off irc --tanath
|
|
#9: its my fucking book. --corrupt
|
|
#12 dont repeat --tanath
|
|
#12: sex on irc is good when you are a pimply faced
|
|
assmunch with an extra hand and some jizz to spare --sockie
|
|
|
|
#13: spelling things wrong gets you women. --corrupt
|
|
#14: speling thngs wrnog gets you womans --sockie
|
|
#15: never irc sober --neonjoker
|
|
#16: dont smoke while irc-ing. --corrupt
|
|
#16: irc til it gets really late, so everything you read soudns funny.
|
|
thats the only redeeming aspect of irc --sockie
|
|
|
|
#17: NEVER get on Irc --tanath
|
|
#122: if netsexing, use a keyboard cover --sockie
|
|
#16: phonetic=good. AltNerNatinGCaPz0rz=bad. --rawb
|
|
#17: always smoke while on irc --neonjoker
|
|
#69: don't use this in your nick --neonjoker
|
|
#666: satan isnt cool anymore. --corrupt
|
|
#21: dont type if you are high. it makes you sound like an idiot
|
|
--sockie
|
|
#8675309: Jenny --tanath
|
|
#31337: you're just too cool for me --neonjoker
|
|
#22: girls aren't really girls. --corrupt
|
|
#25: boredom is the main ingredient of irc --sockie
|
|
#31338: im leeter than you. --sockie
|
|
#35: dont lick the spice girls. --corrupt
|
|
#36: don't try to be intelligent.. it doesn't matter. --corrupt
|
|
#37: those who sit and watch the channel without typing
|
|
have the most valuable input. --corrupt
|
|
|
|
#38: arguing politics ends in dumb clinton jokes --sockie
|
|
#38: asking people to msg you is a harder way of msging them.
|
|
--corrupt
|
|
#1800: See Oh ell ell Eeeh see tee --tanath
|
|
#39: irc isnt aol. --corrupt
|
|
#41: irc pedophiles are less common than kids pretending to be older
|
|
--sockie
|
|
#42: kids pretending to be older are pretty damn common --corrupt
|
|
#42: this is the only real rule. --sockie
|
|
#43: irc pedophiles usually have their age in their nick. --corrupt
|
|
#1010321: Irc is all kids, except for the adults --tanath
|
|
#1010322: i said it doesnt fucking go this high --corrupt
|
|
#312: big dicks on irc mean little dicks off irc --sockie
|
|
#313: big dicks on irc usually are big dicks off irc as well --sockie
|
|
#314: girls get ops faster. --corrupt
|
|
#315: especially if they have a multitude of pics. --corrupt
|
|
#315: ops get girls faster. which is why they idle lots. --sockie
|
|
#1010321: Sex on Irc is like eating from a toilet bowl. - -tanath
|
|
#105: alberto. alberto v05. --sockie
|
|
#316: there are less than 20 girls worth having in the whole world..
|
|
how many do you think.. could possibly be on irc? --corrupt
|
|
|
|
#101032b: you end up only wet and full of shit --sockie
|
|
#317: people from your school havnt heard of irc yet. --corrupt
|
|
#319: models on irc are a dime a dozen. --sockie
|
|
#320: especially blonde ones that are 5'5" with blue eyes. --corrupt
|
|
#1010900: There are lots more than 20 girls wurth having in the world,
|
|
and some of them are on irc. however, they do not want to
|
|
netsex --tanath
|
|
|
|
#321: anyone can be an 18/female/ca if they have pics --sockie
|
|
#420: if you have this in your nick you aren't intelligent. --corrupt
|
|
#322: +v isnt a big deal. --corrupt
|
|
#409: use this in case of monitor-spooge-accidents --sockie
|
|
#1010345: Irc war is fun on the day you dl' it --tanath
|
|
#323: <Rilke> neither is +o --corrupt
|
|
#1010220: just ten cents a minute, anytime,
|
|
anywhere in the continental us --neonjoker
|
|
|
|
#502: attention, attention. wingates, back orifices, and netbuses are
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NOT real hacking tools. --sockie
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#*69 Irc is great when your dowloading a big file --tanath
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#503: you wont get anywhere knowing how to write irc scripts..
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learn C or assembler.. --corrupt
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#505: seventh sphere is gay --sockie
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#506: seventh sphere is gay --sockie
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#507: seventh sphere is gay --sockie
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#50: bye guys --tanath
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#508: seventh sphere is gay --neonjoker
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#666: sockie gives the best head in #teen --strider
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#667: strider uses teeth --sockie
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#668: teeth dont exist. --corrupt
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#668: now sockie is sockette :) --strider
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#123: where do i sign up for sockie to give me head? --katkitty
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#669: nethead is best given by elderly ladies before they put their
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teeth in --sockie
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#700: god doesnt go on irc... he doesnt see you defending him
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or putting him down.. so dont argue about him. --corrupt
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but #99242 is <Corrupt_> "Corrupt is god" --sockie
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#701: forget i said that. --corrupt
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#702: this list could be a best seller.. --corrupt
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#10334: trawneekz has sex with your mom. he leaves before you wake up.
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hes nice enough to untie your mom to make you breakfast.
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respect trawneekz. --rawb
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#90210: OHMUYGOD, LETS IDLE WHILE WE WATCH TEEEEVEEEEE --sockie
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#649: confing with leetabixes leads to music, tones, discussion about
|
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howleettheyare, but rare talk. --sockie
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#982: you have to like having sex with people you'll never meet or
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see --punkgirl
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#845: mp3 trading comes next to sleep for some people --sockie
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#843: why do people use this # shit --russ
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#846: die hard irc'rs dont shower, rarely change clothes,
|
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and have well-impressed butt-cheek-marks on their chairs --sockie
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#847: <Rilke> i bought my chair with butt marks pre-pressed
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[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
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-> "Apple Pie"
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-> by Nybar
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Nybar and Jubjub are standing around, lollygagging. Nybar is in
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his slippers, reading the paper, and Jubjub is dressed like a leatherman.
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Or more like... the gimp, from Pulp Fiction. Yeah, that's it. Now, this
|
|
story centers around the orgasmic pleasure that can be had from pie. NOT
|
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JUST ANY PIE though... APPLE pie.
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|
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"Nybar, you already started the story. You really freak me out
|
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sometimes... one minute you're just playing Hugh Hefner as a prelude to
|
|
some extreme S&M, the next thing I know you're relating where we are, like
|
|
this is a t-file or something. Wierd."
|
|
|
|
-- You see, this story begins at the Legitimate Buisnessmen's
|
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Organization, also know as the Mob Hangout Place where Mob Hangout People
|
|
Hang out. Nybar and Vincent were playing cards.
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Nybar: "Um, hit me."
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[ Vincent hits Nybar. ]
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Nybar: "OW! YOU MOTHERFUCK--"
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[ Silence falls over the joint as everyone draws guns on Nybar. ]
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Nybar: "I mean, give me a card."
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[ Vincent hits Nybar. ]
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Nybar: (under his breath) "Now you're just being a JERK."
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|
Yes, it was a typical day. Until SHE walked in.
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|
|
Nybar: "Woo wee! Look at the... um... yeah. On that girl! Woo wheee!"
|
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Vincent: "Nybar, let a *MASTER* of female heckling take over."
|
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Vincent: (to the Girl) "Hey baby! Where's the fire?"
|
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Girl: "Uhh... do I want to know?"
|
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Vincent: "It's in my pants!"
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Girl: "Swell."
|
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Vincent: (serious) "I mean it, my pants really are on fire."
|
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Girl: "Oh?--" (She becomes concerned...)
|
|
Vincent: "Yeah, you better have a look." (Vincent smiles)
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|
|
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[ Nybar looks at his hand (a jack and ace of spades), and thinks
|
|
for a long time. ]
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|
|
|
Nybar: "I fold."
|
|
Vincent: "I guess I'm just a great sportsman, heh heh heh." (under the
|
|
table, Vincent is jabbing Nybar with his gun.)
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|
|
|
Nybar: "So anyway, about why I came here..."
|
|
Girl: "Hey, loose plot point here! Hello!"
|
|
Nybar: "Yeah, you come in later. And seduce the ex-cop gone bad, remember?"
|
|
Girl: "Oh yeah. Nevermind."
|
|
Nybar: "geez, people today huh? Didn't used to be like this. So *ANYWAY*,
|
|
as I was *SAYING* before I was so *RUDELY* interrupted--"
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|
|
[ SUDDENLY, ALL THE DOORS AND WINDOWS *SMASH* OPEN, AND FBI AGENTS
|
|
COME *POURING IN*! ]
|
|
|
|
FBI Agent #1: "THIS IS A BUST! NOBODY FUCKING MOVE, MOVE AND GET BLASTED!
|
|
NOBODY STAY STILL! STAY STILL AND GET SHOT!! OK, THAT'S IT
|
|
YOU GREASEBALL MOTHERFUCKERs-- one sec" (he flicks a
|
|
greaseball out of his hair) "OK, THAT'S IT YOU GREASEBALL
|
|
MOTHERFUCKERS! DIE!#%"
|
|
|
|
[ With those words, a huge gunfight erupted. Vincent (who was
|
|
sitting) was taken down early. Nybar, though, channels the power
|
|
of concentration and becomes... THE LAST DRAGON! ]
|
|
|
|
Nybar: "I AM THE LAST, DRAGON! I POSSESS THE POWER, OF THE GYAHHHgubhh"
|
|
|
|
[ Nybar gets shot in the Neck. ]
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|
|
|
xoxoxoxooxoxoxoxoxox
|
|
|
|
[ 1 year later, Mt. Sinai Intensive Care. Nybar sits propped up,
|
|
with a bunch of tubey thing-things in all of his orifices. He
|
|
is being interviewed for an emotional film, "How I Learned to
|
|
Shit Again". ]
|
|
|
|
Nybar: "And then the Doctor told me..." <Nybar chokes back tears> "Lil Jo
|
|
Jo was dead and--" <sniff> "I'd never shit again!!!!!"
|
|
Geraldo: "Why, that is powerful and moving. Just not BOWEL moving,
|
|
hahahaha!"
|
|
|
|
[ Nybar cries. ]
|
|
|
|
Nybar: "Why can't you... understand my pain!? You're evil... <sniff> EVI--"
|
|
|
|
[ The scene goes back to the Living Room, with Jubjub, Nybar's
|
|
brother, now being penetrated by 2 dildos. ]
|
|
|
|
Jubjub "Nybar, we need your hands to wield the third one. You can tell
|
|
us about how you learned to shit again later."
|
|
Nybar: "Nope, gotta tell it right now-- the whole world needs to know!
|
|
You see, having a nice hard cock up your ass at alll times is
|
|
essential to proper bowel motion! Those Homo-sexua-ls are just
|
|
practicing cleannnnnn living! Take it from me, Nybar, or if you
|
|
will, my new screen-name, AssPirate 2000. See you on AOL!"
|
|
|
|
Annnddd CUT!
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "An Interview with M4D 3LF"
|
|
-> by M4D 3LF
|
|
|
|
The following is an in-depth interview between the M4D 3LF and
|
|
myself as the Devil's Advocate about marijuana and me.
|
|
|
|
Devil's Advocate: What's up M4D 3LF, thanks for coming today.
|
|
|
|
M4D 3LF: No prob, bob, thanks for havin' me.
|
|
|
|
DA: Well, let's get right down to brass tacks. What were your feelings
|
|
on marijuana, and the usage there of, in your youth?
|
|
|
|
ME: In my youth? Fuck man, I'm only 22!
|
|
|
|
DA: Well, in your school days. I assuming you had health classes dealing
|
|
with drugs at some point in elementary school.
|
|
|
|
ME: Yeah, the first time I ever saw weed was in sixth grade when "Officer
|
|
Friendly" hosted a week-long class telling of the dangers of drugs
|
|
and alcohol at my school. They pre-dated the DARE program, but I
|
|
guess it was about the same thing. Anyhow, the cop brought a small
|
|
amount of greens to the class so we would be able to recognize it by
|
|
sight n smell, and thus stay away from it. I guess I was intrigued
|
|
by this because I knew at this time that my dad used, or had used,
|
|
marijuana, as my psychologist asked me if he ever used it around me.
|
|
Still, at this time I believed the "man's" propaganda.
|
|
|
|
DA: "The Man's" propaganda being that drugs are bad, bad people do drugs
|
|
and so forth?
|
|
|
|
ME: Yeah, when I was in high school I never did anything. Never even
|
|
skipped school except for senior skip day, and even then I had my mom
|
|
call me in. I bought in to the whole idea that weed, although not as
|
|
bad as say crack, was the gateway drug. A gateway to promiscuity and
|
|
pregnancy, a gateway to harder drugs, a gateway to death. I
|
|
considered my mom, who tried pot a few times with my dad, to be one of
|
|
the lucky few who got away unscathed. I even stayed away from
|
|
smoking, I thought of cigarettes as the "gateway drug to the gateway
|
|
drug".
|
|
|
|
DA: Did you change your mind about this after high school?
|
|
|
|
ME: Well, when I turned 18, I was "bad" and tried a cigar with my best
|
|
friend. I started dating a slut who said she was a virgin, but I was
|
|
a Horney teenager and my thoughts about waiting until marriage were
|
|
dashed in a Madison hotel room, but I still remained adamantly against
|
|
drugs and alcohol. When I found out my psycho-ex had gotten high and
|
|
fucked two guys at the same time while we were still going out it just
|
|
confirmed everything I though about marijuana.
|
|
|
|
DA: So when did you decide that you wanted to try marijuana?
|
|
|
|
ME: Well, I was always curious about what I would feel like, listening to
|
|
Dr. Dre and Da Brat rap about how great it is, smoking pipe tobacco in
|
|
my dad's bong. I guess it all came to a head in the winter of 1997.
|
|
|
|
DA: That's when you first tried it?
|
|
|
|
ME: Yeah, I guess it was because I was with people I trusted, and they
|
|
wanted me to try it. I didn't even feel anything the first time, it
|
|
really did nothing for me at all that night.
|
|
|
|
DA: Yet you still smoke weed today, why is that?
|
|
|
|
ME: Maybe I'm genetically inclined to smoke weed, my dad does it, my
|
|
sister does it, ya know what they say about alcoholism being passed
|
|
on. Or maybe it's cuz I was positively re-enforced to like weed, the
|
|
first night for that was also the time I had a threesome.
|
|
|
|
DA: Heh, I guess that would do it!
|
|
|
|
ME: But for whatever reason, the first time made it easier for there to be
|
|
a second time, then a third, and it just kept getting better and
|
|
better. Like the time I was so high that my back was stuck to the
|
|
floor. We were so loud the cops got called, but they just told up to
|
|
turn down the TV and be quiet.
|
|
|
|
DA: That must have been freaky!
|
|
|
|
ME: Oh yeah, it was. When the cops were asking my friends for their
|
|
names, I was freaking out trying to remember how to spell mine. It
|
|
was almost a year later when I started meeting a lot of cool people
|
|
through weed. That's how I smoked some primo Seattle shit, met my
|
|
boys in the IWP. I've never had a bad time on it.
|
|
|
|
DA: IWP, what's that?
|
|
|
|
ME: The Insane Weed Posse or the Insanely Wasted Posse, me and 3-4 other
|
|
guys I hang with.
|
|
|
|
DA: So you got over your fear of pot corrupting people?
|
|
|
|
ME: Yeah, I used to think that weed was the reason that my ex cheated on
|
|
me, that kinda fucked me up a little there, but now it's all good. In
|
|
fact I had the time of my life this weekend getting high and drunk
|
|
with the girl I'm seeing now. I just realized it wasn't the weed, it
|
|
wasn't me, it's just some chics are slutty bitches.
|
|
|
|
DA: So with everything going ok in your life weed just adds to the fun,
|
|
but what about if you get down, are you going to start to use it as a
|
|
crutch. Do you ever think you may become like one of DARE's poster
|
|
children??
|
|
|
|
ME: No, I know I'm not hooked on weed, it's just something I like to do.
|
|
In fact, I stopped smoking it for a while when I wasn't feeling too
|
|
good about myself, so I know I can stop in the future if need be.
|
|
|
|
DA: So you feel in control of the situation?
|
|
|
|
ME: It's not even a question. I am way more addicted to caffeine than
|
|
anything else.
|
|
|
|
DA: Do you ever use marijuana as an enhancement, creatively, sexually, or
|
|
otherwise?
|
|
|
|
ME: Well, I've never written while high or stared at the back of a dollar
|
|
bill trying to figure out if the guy in the bushes has a gun, but I
|
|
have come up with some fucked up shit while "unda tha influence".
|
|
|
|
DA: Like what?
|
|
|
|
ME: My theory on Bob Saget for one. I was stittin' in my friend Bill's
|
|
car thinking about how he smokes weed like it's green crack, that got
|
|
me thinking about rehab, which reminded me about Bob Saget in _Half
|
|
Baked_. I started to wonder how they approached Bob Faggot..ah Saget
|
|
about doing the part. They must've been all like "Hey Bob, we have
|
|
this movie we're making, and we have a small role that needs a cameo,
|
|
wanna have a look?" And Bob was all, "Sure, lemme see." Then he
|
|
would come back all like, "Dude, my line is 'You think you're an
|
|
addict? I sucked dick for coke, pal!' What kinda movie is this?"
|
|
Then the movie people would've been like, "It's one of those stupid,
|
|
gen-x, stoner movies. It'd be a riot to have you on this." And
|
|
obviously he said ok, cuz he's in the movie and all. So my theory on
|
|
Bob Saget is that he must smoke a hella weed to think anything he says
|
|
is funny.
|
|
|
|
DA: Well, that is a rather interesting theory.
|
|
|
|
ME: I think so, anyway.
|
|
|
|
DA: Huh, well what about sexual enhancement?
|
|
|
|
ME: Well, I don't need anything to enhance my sex drive, but weed does
|
|
make me fuckin Horney as hell. It usually sucks cuz, except for
|
|
getting high with my girlfriend, I don't smoke weed with anyone that
|
|
I would want to have sex with. Plus I'm still a walking hormone when
|
|
I'm sober so it just makes it worse.
|
|
|
|
DA: Well, I guess we've dove deep enough into your head for one interview.
|
|
Thanks for your time M4D 3LF.
|
|
|
|
ME: Gee thanks, fuck nutz, glad I made your day.
|
|
|
|
*** Special Bulletin ***
|
|
|
|
If I can generate enough interest in another M4D 3LF interview, he
|
|
says he'll come back for an encore interview. If you have any dire
|
|
questions to ask of the M4D 3LF, send them to nevets@geocities.com!!
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "What You Were Missing Out On At 12:02a.m. - 02/12/99"
|
|
-> by Styx
|
|
|
|
<kreid> swisspope: HAHAHAHaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
|
|
<kreid> slindsey: AHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!
|
|
<Mogel> AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
|
|
<kreid> styx: AHHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH!!!
|
|
<Mogel> AHAHAhahAHhaHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAAH
|
|
<kreid> HAHAHAH
|
|
<Mogel> HAHAHAHAAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAH
|
|
<kreid> HAH!
|
|
<Mogel> HAhaAHAHahAHAHHA/HAahHAAHAH
|
|
<kreid> MMMPHPHHPHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
|
|
<Mogel> Sorry AHAHAh when someone starts laughing I can't AHHAHA control
|
|
myself!!! HAHAHAHA
|
|
<kreid> AHHAHH OH SHIT AHAHAHHAHAHA I FORGOT TO TAKE MY HEART MEDI AHHAHAHA
|
|
HEAR AHAHAH HEART MEDICATION AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHA
|
|
<Mogel> HAHAHAHAhahahAhaAHAHAHHAHA AHHAHAHAHAHA
|
|
<Mogel> AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA BUT AHAHHAAH BUT AHHAHA WHY? AHAHAHAHA
|
|
<Mogel> I'M DYING AHHAHAHAHAH CAN'T..BREATHE..HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
|
|
<Mogel> AHHAHAHAHA HELP...AHAHAHHAHAHAHAA
|
|
<kreid> AHAHAHAHAHaHAHaHAHAHAH SOMEONE'S GOT THE SILLIES!!!!
|
|
<Mogel> HAHAHAHAHAHHAA AHAHHAAHAHAHA HAHAHahahaha/2?$E?$@ 2 2q$E?2 2 $@
|
|
<kreid> AHHAHAHAHAHAAHA MAYBE I SHOULD AHHAHA CALL THE SILLY POLICE!!?!!?!
|
|
<Mogel> AHAHAhaHAHAHAHAAHAH AHAH AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA AAHH
|
|
<kreid> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH MILK IS COMING OUT OF MY NOSE LIKE
|
|
AHAHHAHHAHHAAHAHAHAH NIAGARA FALLS
|
|
<SwissPope> Lindsey, whose balls would you rather fondle: Don Knotts' or
|
|
Andy Rooney's?
|
|
<PezMonkey> andy rooney
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "Where is Creativity?"
|
|
-> by The Jester
|
|
|
|
recently, in my english class i read "flight" by john steinbeck.
|
|
a short story, merely pages. a very good story which illustrates a young
|
|
man's coming of age, and ultimately, death. it shows a transformation
|
|
from a lazy boy, to a man. set in the early twentieth century, a very
|
|
moving piece.
|
|
|
|
where is creativity?
|
|
|
|
upon a trip to a book store, i noticed something. my fiction
|
|
section was dominated by recent publications. i glanced at many titles,
|
|
authors, and the little story on the back, providing an overview. all
|
|
these books are exactly the same.
|
|
|
|
john mcnardle is running away from a government who is hiding
|
|
things from him and is eventually caught and put on trial, where he is put
|
|
to the ultimate test of his life, the truth or the lies?
|
|
|
|
do you call this creativity, america?
|
|
|
|
do you read these stories? if you do, you should probably be shot.
|
|
these stories provide hardly any thought processes. even better, you do
|
|
not even have to buy the book, just wait for the made for tv movie. it
|
|
will provide you with the same storylines, with even less work on your
|
|
part done.
|
|
|
|
where is creativity?
|
|
|
|
i listened to my dark side of the moon cd today. quite possibly
|
|
one of the best cds ever made, in my opinion. innovative ideas, great
|
|
lyricism, great music. if you don't own it, go buy it right now, i won't
|
|
care if you stop reading this article, really!
|
|
|
|
where is creativity?
|
|
|
|
i turned on my radio today, and listenned for a little while to the
|
|
new "hip" bands. eve 6! yeah! matchbox 20! cool! third eye blind!
|
|
neet!
|
|
|
|
if you didn't catch the sarcasm there, and agreed with what you
|
|
thought was me being serious, you should be shot.
|
|
|
|
what people do not realize is that these 3 bands, although there
|
|
are more, are all playing the same music. nothing new here. i know the
|
|
album was just recently released, but this isn't new. maybe, just maybe,
|
|
the first two years of "alternative music," and i use that term loosely,
|
|
was creative.
|
|
|
|
what is now being released under the name of alternative, is no
|
|
longer what i would term creative. kurt cobain screaming music, yes, was
|
|
creative. it was new. it was a fresh idea. a band, in 1999 playing the
|
|
on the same idea as a band from more than ten years ago, is, well, you get
|
|
the idea.
|
|
|
|
i guess what i am trying to say, is that in today's culture, it is,
|
|
apparently, too difficult for so-called "artists" to be inventive. the
|
|
whole idea that a person can copy the idea of someone who really was
|
|
trying to be new and fresh, and make millions of dollars, is suppressing
|
|
_true_ artists. why should one change something that works?
|
|
|
|
where is creativity?
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "Girl Vibe Magazine Feature: Weight Problems? Ask Anjee!"
|
|
-> by Anjee
|
|
|
|
Girls often have weight problems but always lack someone to turn
|
|
to in their time of need. Anjee has decided to help out these poor
|
|
unfortunate souls with her incredibly fantastic advice. Reader's
|
|
discretion advised.
|
|
|
|
[-----]
|
|
|
|
Dear Anjee,
|
|
|
|
I am 21 years old and I'm extremely overweight. I have
|
|
tried several diet plans and so-called miracle pills,
|
|
but neither helped me lose the fat. I've had a weight
|
|
problem for years now, and I am begining to experience
|
|
depression. Sometimes I even wonder if suicide is the
|
|
only solution to my situation. Please help me!
|
|
|
|
Sincerely, Flabulicious.
|
|
|
|
Dear Flabulicious,
|
|
|
|
Stop eating, you fat bitch.
|
|
|
|
[-----]
|
|
|
|
Dear Anjee,
|
|
|
|
I have heard about you, and a few people recommended I
|
|
come to you for help. I am currently a high school girl
|
|
who has a slight weight problem. Because of this awful
|
|
situation I seem to have found myself in -- I never get
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the chance to make friends, boyfriends, or people that
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will just talk to me. I've cried myself to sleep many
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nights, and I'm hoping you have some advice that you
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can give me.
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Fat-ass-tic.
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Dear Fat-ass-tic,
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I can't change the fact that you're ugly. And stop
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eating, you fat bitch.
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[-----]
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Dear Anjee,
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I am writing you because I do not approve of the advice
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you have been giving to the sweet people who had the
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courage to write to you for help. I hardly believe that
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saying "stop eating, you fat bitch" will improve one's
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self-esteem (which, in these cases there seems to be
|
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incredibly low). Do you even have any experience in
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these areas? Please, respect the ones who come to you.
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Thanks, SlimTrim
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Dear Slimtrim,
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Who cares? I'm not paid to be polite, and I am obviously a
|
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perfect example for humanity, so you should listen to my
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advice. Now shut up, you fat bitch.
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[-----]
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That's all, folks! I hoped all of you fat bitches got the advice
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you all were aching for. There's no better way to lose weight than to
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stop feeding your chubby fat fucking faces.
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Stay tuned for the next issue: "She was, in fact, being paid to
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be polite".
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[-----]
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Side Note: Boredom can create vast amounts of stupid, pathetically
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pathetic t-files.
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[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
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-> "Why Don't You Lick The Sweat Off My Balls You Spoiled Fat Catholic Cunt"
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-> by Styx
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That's what I *wish* I could've said.
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Amoco. The glory days of my life, you might say. Three to eleven,
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Monday through Friday. Wake up at 1:30p.m. Check my email. Get dressed.
|
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Go to work. Come home around 11:15p.m. Do a bunch of drugs, drink a bunch
|
|
of drink, go on IRC, complain, go to sleep around 5:00a.m., and start the
|
|
whole process over. They were, perhaps, my formative years in learning
|
|
exactly how to be alone. I also learned that, beyond any text file, beyond
|
|
any book or video game, beyond any daydream or poem or song, people really
|
|
aren't very good creatures. It is cliche, but it's not - not how I mean
|
|
it. There really are people who, at their very core, suck. Most of them
|
|
do. Your friends aren't who you think they are. Your enemies aren't who
|
|
you think they are. You don't know anybody. You never will.
|
|
|
|
Human interaction is based solely on what one gets from the other.
|
|
Period. If somebody doesn't benefit you, you won't have anything to do
|
|
with them. Any good deeds you do for anybody is only to secure yourself
|
|
in your idea that you're a good person. There's no such thing as "out of
|
|
the good of the heart." There never was. It's a lie. Mother Theresa
|
|
had a diary full of alterior motives.
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|
Which brings me to Amoco again, where I learned this firsthand. Not
|
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necessarily from the customers - it was just the time of my life when this
|
|
revelation came and stuck with me. From 18 to 21, I sat in that damn
|
|
booth. I complained in text files, I complained to my friends, and
|
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sometimes I'd complain to the customers.
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One sent me a complaint back, in the form of a letter.
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It was amazing. I sat and I thought about it. Then I thought about
|
|
it some more. I kept it up. Through the haze of vodka and cigarettes, I
|
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thought and I thought. I had driven a person to sit down at, like, a
|
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table, and they brought a pen with them, and they sat down, and they
|
|
thought about me, and they wrote about it. It was a malicious attempt to
|
|
get me fired, and it took effort. I thought about all of this, over and
|
|
over again, feeding my already developed idea that people are only out for
|
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themselves.
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|
This customer was, oh, 20 years old. Her father owned a local
|
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limousine company. She drove a classic Ford, given to her, and acted like
|
|
you'd expect her to act. She was also an orthodox Catholic, often telling
|
|
me to find Jesus. She was smart, though, and clever. I was attracted to
|
|
her personality, only, and we'd always engage in conversation whenever
|
|
she'd come get gas. It was the well known harmless but aggressive war
|
|
between Rich Girl and Poor Boy, documented in about 792 movies. At the
|
|
end, they usually end up having sex and then the credits roll. I never
|
|
once considered sticking it in her. She was the first person to see Silly
|
|
Fat Comix!, drawn sloppily on loose-leaf at the gas station. She laughed.
|
|
I decided to send them to Steve Gadlin, then. If *she* got enjoyment from
|
|
them, anybody would. Then one night I yelled at her because I was drunk
|
|
or in a mood or whatever. I really don't remember.
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|
And as described above, she sat down, at a desk, with a pen and
|
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paper, and put effort out into trying to rid me of my job.
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I had thought she was pretty cool.
|
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I had to respond to her letter - company policy and all that. You've
|
|
all pictured Amoco as a generic, dingy station, I'm sure. Sounds assinine,
|
|
but it was the cleanest, most professional gas station I've ever seen.
|
|
Full benefits, pension plans - the whole nine yards. So, yes, it was
|
|
company policy to respond to a complaint. And I did.
|
|
|
|
I sat down at my computer and I thought about it. Do I risk the job
|
|
by verbally raping the hell out of her, or do I respond like my manager
|
|
wanted me to? It's not like the job wasn't replaceable, but I had (and
|
|
still have) a fondness for it. It was the most boring job in the world
|
|
and dealing with the public is possibly the most mentally exhausting thing
|
|
I've ever done, but the job itself - it was cake, it was great. It was
|
|
hard to finally quit. I felt so guilty I gave a full 2 month notice,
|
|
found a replacement for me, and trained her.
|
|
|
|
Anyway, I decided to sit on the fence. I sent her a response. What
|
|
follows is her original complaint letter and what I sent back to her.
|
|
Things I don't want stalkers to know have been blocked out by asterisks.
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--------------------
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Kimberly x. xxxxxxx March 4, 1998
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xx xxxxx Road
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Rich****, PA xxxxx
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To Whom it May Concern,
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|
|
On the evening of March 3, 1998, I went to the Amoco Gas Station in
|
|
South******, PA to get my gas per usual. My company (xxxxx Limousine
|
|
Service, Inc.) uses this particular Amoco extensively and therefore, a
|
|
company card is kept inside the booth with the attendants. After entering
|
|
the necessary codes on the keypad outside, the attendant, whose name is
|
|
Matt, started to tell me a story of a wrestling event he attended the night
|
|
before. Having little interest in the story, I casually laughed. Upon
|
|
doing so Matt yelled into the microphone several obscenities and a threat
|
|
to "never serve me again". I merely walked away, shocked at his reaction.
|
|
|
|
I feel as though I, nor anyone else, should be spoken to in this
|
|
manner. Furthermore, because of the abundance of business my company gives
|
|
this particular gas station, his mannerisms were highly unprofessional and
|
|
as a result, considerations are being made to withdraw our account.
|
|
|
|
The following day, being today, I called the Amoco Customer Relations
|
|
department and asked how to file a complaint, and being told it had to be
|
|
written, I was more than willing to comply. I also asked if it was
|
|
recommended that I call the gas station and speak to the supervisor,
|
|
however, the woman with whom I spoke told me a copy of the complaint would
|
|
be mailed to them.
|
|
|
|
I will assume that proper actions will take place regarding this
|
|
matter and that I will be notified accordingly, if necessary.
|
|
|
|
Sincerely,
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|
|
|
<signature>
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|
|
Kimberly x. xxxxxxx
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--------------------
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|
|
Matt x. xxxxxxxxx
|
|
xxx xxxxxxxx Drive
|
|
xxxxxxxxxxx, PA xxxxx-xxxx
|
|
March 16, 1998
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|
|
To Kimberly x. xxxxxxx,
|
|
|
|
I interact with my customers in an open manner in a (quite possibly)
|
|
futile attempt to break the monotony of the hello/thank you-exchange that
|
|
is seemingly ever-present at my workplace. This is, admittedly, more for
|
|
my benefit than any of the customers; nonetheless, it does no harm and
|
|
makes for a friendlier atmosphere. I'm quite positive that the employees
|
|
of your father's company can attest to that. I also get along superbly
|
|
with your parents and, I thought, even better with you. There are several
|
|
customers that I actually look forward to seeing, and you're one of them,
|
|
if only for your witty, intelligent nature (a rarity at any workplace, let
|
|
me tell you).
|
|
|
|
With this in mind, I must say that when my boss handed over your
|
|
complaint letter addressed to me this afternoon, I approached it with no
|
|
small amount of interest and trepidation. I had never received one before.
|
|
It was akin, I'd say, to being called to the principal's office knowing
|
|
full-well I had done nothing wrong to the best of my recollection, yet
|
|
still interested in hearing the accusations anyway. It is that same
|
|
interest that fuels my reply to you now.
|
|
|
|
To be perfectly honest, Kimberly, I do not recall the incident
|
|
detailed in your letter, which certainly isn't to say that it never
|
|
happened. After all, you don't strike me as being particularly delirious.
|
|
The fact of the matter is that I received your letter 2 weeks after you
|
|
sent it. Whatever it is that happened was fresh in your mind. It is
|
|
hardly fresh in mine. Due to the amount of customers I get in one day,
|
|
let alone one week, let alone two, I hope you understand this.
|
|
|
|
I will address your letter bit by bit, to the best of my capability.
|
|
March 3rd was, infact, the day after I had attended a live wrestling event.
|
|
Being the fan that I am, I was understandably excited about it and probably
|
|
prattled on about it to half of my customers that Tuesday (much to their
|
|
dismay, I'm sure). Most had "little interest" and most "casually laughed,"
|
|
and I wouldn't expect any other reaction. Professional wrestling isn't
|
|
exactly a hot, mainstream conversational topic anyway. Most would prefer
|
|
something about the weather, or maybe gas prices, but the point is moot. I
|
|
try not to make myself feel like I am working while I'm at Amoco, and one
|
|
way to do that is to socialize with my customers instead of acting like a
|
|
button-pushing machine. From personal observation, it is my humble opinion
|
|
that the customers prefer it that way. I'd much rather be "Matt" instead
|
|
of "that guy behind the glass." Nonetheless, my first apology is for
|
|
boring you into a casual laugh.
|
|
|
|
I stand accused of yelling "several obscenities." This is the most
|
|
disturbing part of the letter by far, although not something I will deny,
|
|
for one reason only; what may be considered obscene to one person may not
|
|
be to another. It all depends, I would assume, on one's upbringing. While
|
|
some things are undeniably obscene, others remain in a gray area
|
|
(Michelangelo's "David" being a good example). You would be correct in
|
|
pointing out to me that nothing I say to my customers should even
|
|
borderline on the obscene. Again, though, I have no recollection of this
|
|
incident, so I am unable to defend myself appropriately. My second
|
|
apology, then, is for offending you in any way. I am sorry and the offense
|
|
was entirely unintentional, I assure you.
|
|
|
|
As far as my "threat," it was purely in jest. In retrospect, this
|
|
is actually the only part I remember. I would never say anything like
|
|
"I'll never serve you again" to you and mean it, and I had figured you
|
|
knew that in the first place. Do you think I would mess around with you
|
|
like I sometimes do if I thought you took it personally? Not only do I
|
|
enjoy our conversations and occasional wit-wars, I would never jeopardize
|
|
the relationship with Amoco and xxxxx. So my third apology is for nothing.
|
|
The fact that you took what I said out of context is out of my control.
|
|
Relax. Smile. Goof around. Visit the McDonald's playground.
|
|
Unalphabetize your CD collection. Next time you stop by, I'll give you one
|
|
of my mother's fantastic chocolate-chip muffins at your request. They're
|
|
good for the soul and will lighten any spirit. I always have at least two
|
|
at the ready. Your sister stopped by and got gas today. She was very
|
|
friendly. She's welcome to a muffin, too, as are your parents.
|
|
|
|
Don't take me so seriously. I'm only a gas station attendant,
|
|
after all.
|
|
|
|
Predictably (and apologetically) yours,
|
|
|
|
<signature>
|
|
|
|
Matt x. xxxxxxxxx
|
|
The Best Cashier in Southxxxxxx(TM)
|
|
|
|
--------------------
|
|
|
|
The next time she came to the gas station, she asked for her muffin.
|
|
I gave it to her. She never talked to me again.
|
|
|
|
To quote Bukowski (instead of ripping him off like I usually do);
|
|
|
|
"the trouble with these people is their houses have never been bombed
|
|
and their mothers have never been told to shut up."
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "PAT"
|
|
-> by Aster
|
|
|
|
once apon a time there was a princess called red. she was the most
|
|
beautiful and wonderful princess in the land. many people wanted to meet
|
|
her, but she was very shy. one day she was walking around the garden in
|
|
her castle and she met a strange man with a strange machine. she was very
|
|
interested and got in. when she got out she found herself on hard grey
|
|
ground with loud, scary machines rushing past her. all of a sudden, one
|
|
of these strange things ran her over. the man inside was named joe white.
|
|
he was wanted in 5 countries, 43 states, and uncountable counties for
|
|
murder and wearing orange. his daughter, bevin, was only 5 years old and
|
|
lived with her mother in l'vern, mississippi. her favorite color was
|
|
yellow and she liked flowers and the rain. one day she met a boy named
|
|
pat. pat soon became her very bestest friend. he was a very good friend
|
|
but she did not know very much about him. but he was really a secret
|
|
agent that was sent to watch over bevin because she was a princess that
|
|
would take over when the space people come. but one day when she went on
|
|
a fishing trip with pat, she fell overbored. pat tried to save her but
|
|
she could not swim and drowned.
|
|
|
|
THE END.
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "The Text File As A Collective, Post-Modern, Masturbatory Experience"
|
|
-> by Mogel
|
|
|
|
I have a lot of pets. Well, they're not actually pets. They're
|
|
human. And they aren't actually real: they're a studio audience, and
|
|
they sit in my head, laughing at my jokes.
|
|
|
|
Except they're not really jokes. I like awkward humor. I think I
|
|
might have inherited my father's absolutely terrible sense of humor. Not
|
|
that I blame my parents for anything. Not that I blame anyone. I remember
|
|
an episode (Yes, I've begun cataloguing my experiences in life as episodes,
|
|
like a sitcom.) where my father interjects a terrible pun.
|
|
|
|
Interject turned out to not be the appropriate word. He intended it
|
|
to be, but I completely stopped in mid-sentence. Here's what he said:
|
|
|
|
"[Uhm, imagine a generic, terrible pun here. I can't remember the
|
|
actual line.]".
|
|
|
|
I wondered why my father said this. I asked him, "why did you say
|
|
that, dad?"
|
|
|
|
"It was a joke."
|
|
|
|
Naturally. But I thought jokes were supposed to be funny. I did!
|
|
|
|
"I thought jokes were supposed to be funny."
|
|
|
|
Rather than the predictable "humor-is-relative" tangent that
|
|
could've evolved, my father suggested that funny jokes were a corporate
|
|
plot to control our humor. He went on to suggest that his jokes were
|
|
"rebel humor" -- jokes that challenged the system because they were so
|
|
completely unfunny.
|
|
|
|
Ironically, this is probably the funniest thing my father has ever
|
|
said, which speaks novels about the sort of life I've been subjected to
|
|
growing up.
|
|
|
|
So, that's where I've become awkward. And the studio audience in
|
|
my head is more like a captive audience, laughing at my jokes. Or not
|
|
laughing in my case -- as I bypass the bullet model... and I bypass the
|
|
co-author cultural theory.
|
|
|
|
Sometimes, when I'm at a social gathering full of strangers, I end
|
|
up doing the same thing. I have a strange walk. I tend to skip over
|
|
superficial conversation. I distinctly recall an episode (there's that
|
|
expression again) where an attractive girl approached me for a
|
|
conversation.
|
|
|
|
"Hi. What brought you here?" she asked loud enough to be heard
|
|
over the music, peering over her glass of miscellaneous alcohol.
|
|
|
|
"I don't know." I didn't!
|
|
|
|
"Who are you here with?"
|
|
|
|
"My friend. He's having sex upstairs right now." He was!
|
|
|
|
For some reason the girl stopped talking to me. This happens a
|
|
lot. I'll admit someone this particularly touchy probably isn't worth
|
|
the effort to get to know as a general rule, but I should probably become
|
|
more wacky and entertaining so I can get laid more often.
|
|
|
|
Not that getting laid is the end-all of existence... it's just a
|
|
good reminder that you're just as stupid and human as everyone else. But
|
|
I don't even need girls -- I have my awkward jokes to keep me company.
|
|
|
|
They translate relatively well into text files. Especially HOE,
|
|
the crowning jewel of the text file style. Post-modern, for sure.
|
|
Self-referencing, re-contextualizing, and swimming in the seas of a culture
|
|
that can no longer be innocent, forever self-aware.
|
|
|
|
But I can't be a *true* experimental, post-structural, post-modern
|
|
deconstructualist, minimalist cunt if I write in a direct and rambling
|
|
style such as this, huh? I'm far too apathetic here. I have to fill it
|
|
with seemingly random cultural references, like, "hey, there's Monica
|
|
Lewinsky and Joan of Arc drinking Pepsi and reading Plato." Which isn't
|
|
very funny or entertaining at all. It doesn't hint at "the big picture"
|
|
in some pseudo-subtle way. It's just stupid.
|
|
|
|
But stupid is the best art you can find. Stupid is the empty space
|
|
you find, bouncing between moments. Like now. I'm here in the middle of
|
|
the night, using normally wasted time. The pointless space between having
|
|
done something, and wanting to do something... where you feel anxious and
|
|
frustrated, ready to create something formal. You know you can do it,
|
|
but it's not there yet. That's where I'm at, that's what this is. This is
|
|
my empty space, which the real beauty is... where the dynamics *really* get
|
|
measured. Just like the circumstances (probably boredom) that brought you
|
|
to reading the words I've typed out for you to read.
|
|
|
|
Text files take many forms, and they're all genuine expression.
|
|
Emotional words, ever-ready to be labeled as "angst", like, "My heart is a
|
|
bottomless pit." That's a style that will never die. That's what this is
|
|
based on.
|
|
|
|
The counter, the cynical, the Seinfeld-esque parody to this is
|
|
essential for text, too. Have you ever thought about actually falling
|
|
into a bottomless pit? It's probably the most passive and absurd way a
|
|
human being could die. First of all, since you'd be falling infinitely,
|
|
with immediate source of food, you're biggest obstacle would be starving
|
|
to death. Being aware of Newton's theory that all objects fell at the
|
|
same rate, you could take with you hundreds of bags worth of extra food,
|
|
so that you could continue to eat. But eventually you're going to have to
|
|
go to the bathroom, in which Newton same law is going to have your
|
|
excrement fall at the same rate as you, thus you're always going to have
|
|
to deal with your own shit. You might as well not eat and get it over with
|
|
as quickly as possible.
|
|
|
|
Plus you'd probably get at least a little bored.
|
|
|
|
Obviously neither of these styles can completely do the job.
|
|
Brilliance rests in the rest. The middle way... the act of being aware of
|
|
all the elements of the pseudo-philosophic (what I'm being), Hegelian
|
|
Dialectic, and being able to spin them all together in an original,
|
|
complex, and thoughtful way.
|
|
|
|
Uhh... what?
|
|
|
|
The studio audience in my head is not pleased. Would you like a
|
|
refreshment?
|
|
|
|
[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
|
|
|
|
-> "Quit Bitching and Toke"
|
|
-> by AnonGirl
|
|
|
|
The following exerpts are collected pieces of conversation between
|
|
my twin brother and I, while smoking up. Enjoy.
|
|
|
|
Donny: Man.. you know what'd be cool?
|
|
Audrey: What?
|
|
D: If we could make this show.. with a camera hooked up in our basement,
|
|
and it just shows us doing whatever.. like right now, it'd be cool.
|
|
Is that legal?
|
|
A: Yup.. people are doing it on the net with webcams. Like jennycam.org.
|
|
D: Ah fuck the net, I mean actual TV!
|
|
A: I was just saying! I mean if people can do it on the web, I'm sure
|
|
soon enough people rich enough will be able to buy a station and call
|
|
it TV Jennycam or something.. I'm so sure it'll happen.
|
|
D: That's fucked, man.. like 24 hours?
|
|
A: I haven't done extensive research on webcams, so I dunno.
|
|
D: Ah well. I just think it'd be cool to have a camera set up 24/7 and
|
|
people would just watch us and everything we do.
|
|
A: Everything? Like as in.. everything?
|
|
D: Well, not _everything_, but you know.. if ever I needed privacy, for
|
|
you know, then we could just put a cover on the camera.
|
|
A: Or turn it off. Toke, don't talk.
|
|
D: Yeah, that too. Yeah cause if I put a cover over it people would
|
|
still hear things.. so yeah, turning it off would be better.
|
|
A: Yup.
|
|
|
|
D: So yeah, James wants to get his motorcycle license now.
|
|
A: Hahahahah what?!
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D: Hahaha I know!! What a dork!
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A: Dude, that guy isn't even tall enough. His feet would be dangling
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and he'd for sure crash. He can barely even drive!
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D: I know. He tells everyone he's like six feet tall but he's really
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like five foot five.
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A: Fuckin' idiot, man. What kind of bike does he plan on getting?
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D: Like 950cc's!
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A: HAHAHA. He wishes.
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D: He'll probably wind up with one of those baby racebikes that look
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retarded. Imagine how stupid he'll look. Especially when he bails.
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A: Fuck that, he'll probably get a scooter.
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D: Hahah for real, man. Pass the J. I dunno, James thinks he's all hot
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shit now. He's such an idiot, man.
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A: Tell me about it. I wouldn't mind getting a bike, racebike of course.
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But it'd probably have to be like 300-400cc because I'd fly off
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anything bigger. Plus my height is a huge factor. Maybe when I'm rich
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I'll get once custom made. Shit man, the dog's smiling at me.
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D: I'd get a Harley, in a second.
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A: Nah man, you're so not the Harley type. You know what you'd look like?
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One of those business men in the suits who ride around on a Harley. Do
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you know how stupid that would look? No offense or anything. I think
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a racebike would suit you much better. You're not... butchy enough to
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ride a Harley.
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D: So I'm a fifi?
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A: No, I didn't mean that! But you just don't fit the criteria to ride a
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Harley. I mean, sure, go ahead, get a Harley, be my guest. People
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will laugh at you, though.
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D: I know, I get what you mean. Like a person skiing in his underwear,
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right?
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A: Yeah! I mean think about how much of a duphus I'd look like..
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5'2" on a racebike. Shit man. I can't believe I'm only 5'2".
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D: Yeah man, that's pretty short.
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A: Fuck you man, it isn't my fault. It's fucked, though, how everyone
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else in this family is tall with blue eyes, and I come along, short
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with hazel eyes. Sucks ass, man!
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D: Shit man, that really must suck! Hahah. Want me to roll another?
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A: Why not. You really don't know how much it sucks to be short, do you?
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D: I think I can understand shortness.
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A: The fuck do you know about being short?! You're 6'1"!
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D: Hahah yeah. But I was short once! In grade school.
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A: Guy, I used to be one of the tallest girls in the grade, in grade
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school. I was the same height in grade four as I am now. Do you know
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how much that sucks?
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D: Guess not! At least you're not four feet, though. Then it'd really
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suck.
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A: Hell yeah.. But I dunno, 5'2", it seems stumpy. Am I stumpy?
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D: No.
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A: Okay cool.
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D: Did you see MadTV last week?
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A: I dunno.. what was on it?
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D: Clops!
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A: No way! Which one?
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D: Part three.. with the Pillsbury Doughboy. That shit was so fuckin'
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funny man. I taped it, we should watch it later.
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A: Yeah I have to see that shit.
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D: It's so much better than Saturday Night Live.
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A: Yeah man.. MadTV is to the late 90's what Saturday Night Live was to
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the late 70's.
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D: Did you hear that?
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A: Hear what?
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D: I thought I heard footsteps.
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A: Probably just a dog. Toke that shit. Plus if anyone is up, the smell
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is covered up from the incense.
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D: No man, those weren't dog footsteps they were people footsteps!
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A: Yo, stop having kittens. No one's up. It's fuckin three in the
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morning. Chill.
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D: Okay, yo. I'm going to roll another. But this is the last of it.
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A: Alright, cool.
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D: I thought of a cool way to smuggle drugs across the border.
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A: Haha, yeah right.
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D: No seriously. Check it out. You know those Maison orange juices?
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The ones in the medium-sized orange plastic bottles?
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A: Yeah.. the orange drink that you can't see inside the bottle?
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D: Yup, that's the shit. So, yo, you get like a seven of whatever, weed,
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shrooms, whatever, wrap it in a lot of plastic. Get a bottle of that
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orange shit, put the juice in another container, stuff the drugs to the
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bottom of the bottle and stick it there, with tape or whatever. Not
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glue though, unless it's Krazy Glue. And then you fill up whatever's
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left with the orange juice. They'll never know!
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A: Hmmm.. that could actually work. But how would you tape the plastic
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to the bottle? It'd be kinda hard to get your hands through that tiny
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hole.
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D: I'd be able to do it. Trust me. There are ways.
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A: Well that's cool. We should try it sometime.
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[Played Time Crisis for 37 minutes]
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D: Man.. you know what was fun? Fishing in Bermuda.
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A: I dunno. It didn't do it for me.
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D: No man, you don't understood, you fished for like an hour. I was out
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there all day for like three days. I almost caught this big-ass fish.
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I think it was a marlin. Do you know how hard it is to catch a Marlin?
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A: I really don't. Are there even marlins in that area?
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D: I dunno. It was big and had a pointy nose.
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A: Fucked if I know.
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D: I also almost caught this big brown fish. But the fucker was smart.
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He hooked onto the lure and swam underneath the bridge I was standing
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on. Bastard broke my line. But then after I caught another big fish.
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I gave it to John, and he ate it.
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A: That's homicide, you know. Pass the J, yo.
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D: How?
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A: You took lives!
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D: I guess it is homicide. You know how many ants you step on in a mile?
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Like 32.
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A: I try to avoid them when walking. I don't walk staring at the ground
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or anything but yeah, I try.
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D: Doesn't matter.
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A: Shit.
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D: I dunno about James, man.
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A: Me neither. He's got what they call 'issues'.
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D: Seriously fuck. [Pulls out old National Geographic from 1980] Doesn't
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that just look like shit, man? I mean look at that... look at these
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people. Man. People just dressed like fucks back then.
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A: You should see the ads.
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D: Check it out, the all new 1980 Toyota Celica. What a ride, man. Yo,
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check this out, it's a picture of a Korean mall. This shit looks like
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2005, not 1980.
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A: Shit... it looks like something out of Brazil.
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D: They have shit like that in Brazil? What? How?
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A: Brazil is also a movie, by Terry Gilliam.
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D: Who?
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A: 12 Monkeys.
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D: Oh! Cool!
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A: I'm gonna draw. Yo, there's gotta be more weed around here somewhere.
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D: I'll look around. I feel like drawing, too.
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A: Find weed first!
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[Ten minutes pass]
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D: Alright, found another three and a half. Must've forgotten about it!
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A: Wicked shit. Roll!
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D: Why don't you ever roll? You're a good roller, I've seen those bats
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you can roll.
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A: I tell people I can't roll, so I don't have to. Anyway I'm drawing,
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I can't roll now.
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D: Okay. But next j, you're rolling.
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A: We'll see. My lips are chapped.. I need more Chapstick.
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D: Ah don't worry about that chick stuff. 'Your monthly visitor', 'Aunt
|
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Flow', hair and make-up. Fuck it!
|
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A: I'm not worried about waxing my legs. These are my lips, man. Male
|
|
or 'chick', chapped lips are sick! Have you ever kissed someone with
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chapped lips? I dunno, something about the dry chapped pieces of dead
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lip skin breaking off into my mouth just doesn't sound very appealing.
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But maybe that's just me.
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[More Time Crisis, then NFL Blitz]
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D: That Clockwork Orange poster can be really scary on acid.
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A: Last time I was on acid, there was a huge spider on that poster.
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Like in real life, I wasn't hallucinating. And no one would kill it
|
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for me. I went upstairs and played F-Zero because of it.
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D: Shit, that sucks. Where was I?
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A: You were fucking sleeping. Who drops acid and goes to sleep?!
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D: Well you guys were being fucking retarded, man. You couldn't stop
|
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laughing!
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A: Oh, sorry. Fuck! It's 4:50?! I've got to sleep. Dad's picking me
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up at like 10. Fuckin' shit.
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D: I really can't draw for my life.
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A: Don't worry, I'm not that good either.
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D: Fuck off! At least you can put your drawings up on the wall.
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A: Whatever, mom makes me. [Draws a strange looking gun]
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D: Yo, that's a cool gun, man.
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A: Yeah?
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D: Yeah.
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A: Thanks. Give me something to draw.
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D: Hmmm.. draw him. [Points at guy from Time Crisis]
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A: Him? Okay. [Draws]
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D: Shit, yo, that's wicked.
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A: Fuck off, it sucks. [Crumples up paper]
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D: What the fuck did you do that for?!
|
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A: It sucked. Quit bitching and toke!
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D: Ah well.. you're on crack.
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A: Apparently.
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A: Can people die from not getting enough sleep?
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D: Yeah.
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A: What happens?
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D: You just go insane and everything shuts down.
|
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A: Fuck, man. I was awake for seventy-two hours when that quack
|
|
prescribed me with anti-depressants to help get rid of the insomnia. He
|
|
gave me valium two weeks later, though. I was pleased about that.
|
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D: Lucky you.
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A: You know what's funny? Daddy got this new winter coat and the pockets
|
|
don't turn inside out. So he keeps his cigarettes in a little plastic
|
|
baggie.
|
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D: Why?
|
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A: What?
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D: Why?
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A: So the tobacco doesn't get in his pockets.
|
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D: Oh. Hahahah.
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A: O.C.D. all the way.
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A: What the fuck is with these Hanson kids? What are they, 12? 13? And
|
|
why should they want to know where to love is? What to these 12 year
|
|
olds know about love? What the fuck? Any why are we listening to the
|
|
radio?
|
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D: They're fags.
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A: I'm goin to bed. Nite.
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D: Nite.
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[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
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"Zorgblip!@#"
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"Yes, Captain Foozaza?"
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"Turn the ships around. We're going home."
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"Uhh... sir? You don't think the creators of these writings would
|
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actually pose a threat to our invasion, do you?"
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"Of course not, Zorgblip... but take a look at THIS."
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...
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"My god."
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"Yes. I couldn't believe it. Their pornography is far more
|
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advanced than our wildest dreams."
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"Let's get the hell out of here (and download a lot of it)."
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"Yes, we must flee (let's make sure to hit all the major sites
|
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first, though)!"
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"Do you have a credit card number?"
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[ (c) !LA HOE REVOLUCION PRESS! #500 - WRITTEN BY VARIOUS ARTISTS, 3/3/99 ]
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