Friday, October 4, 2013

Penny's from Hell


In first grade this boy sitting behind me flipped my view of reality when during class he whispered in my ear, “Did you know that if you dropped a penny off the Empire State Building it would kill a person if it hit them?” No I did not know this. I pondered this fresh truth and was promptly called on by Ms. Marks. I answered Empire State Building, but I was in math class. That day I remember walking around looking up tall buildings worried that someone could drop a penny down on me.  It was torture!
Now picture instead of some fiendish teenager standing atop the empire state building, arm outstretched and penny dangling, it is this filthy bird, butthole outstretched and dingleberry dangling. This turd blossom would turn to nuclear warhead as it defies gravity, going 0 to 60 in 3.6 seconds. Imagine walking down the street, Christmas gifts in tow only to watch in horror as your arm is ripped off at the shoulder by this chemical weapon. And knowing the diet of these rat fuckers like I do, there is no doubt he is packing more ammunition than a gatling gun.
So beware city dwellers. I know myth busters busted the penny myth, but they never tested pigeon shit. Be vigilant.

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

A Wayward Heart

I had forgotten what it felt like to have hatred coursing through my veins. I tricked myself into a sham of an existence. I denied reality even as gooey little white and black droplets of truth rained down all around me. In my eyes the gutters no longer ran grey with the feathers of vermin. The sidewalk was merely sweating, I told myself each time I stepped in excrement. The city must have hyperhidrosis.
Then as I walked the park on a beautiful October afternoon I saw this heart. I saw only a heart and I smiled. Something that had been smoldering deep down inside of me for far too long (possibly that quesarito I had for lunch) made me look up again. Beyond that heart-shaped deception was the face of pure evil. I had seen it before and once again it looked smugly down at me. They thought they won, but that was only because they were fighting a blind man. I have rubbed the filth from eyes and I can see once again.