Re: The Story, A Dramatic Tale in Hundreds of Parts
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Either that or I was halucinating being in a poorly remembered film...
Turning the corner I saw
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A neurologists office. I entered cautiously and booked an appointment.
A few hours later I learned my 'new ability' was actually a product of
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leave my brain the way it was, because seeing sounds is pretty nice.
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but the doctor thought otherwise...
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and strapped me to the operating table, setting up his tools he asked me...
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"...al probe to discover the reason for this rather exotic sensory anomaly. I shall now insert this..."
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"Nooooooooo" I screamed as the full horror of the situation dawned on me. "Not the hat! for Christ's sake make him remove the hat"!
The doctor grinned maliciously as he ....
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..to reveal another, smaller hat.
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"Ahah, I perceive the smaller helmet is more to your taste, Mr Bond" said the doctor. "A condition not unknown to me. Perhaps I should..."
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My heart sank. What is an onion flavoured ring? How can this disturbing condition be circumvented? Taking a deep breath I...
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pulled out the lugar I had tucked in my pocket (as you remember, a ways back I popped a nazi) and put a bullet through his eye... again!
Now the problem was, I was still strapped down. No one to help, and traped in room that seem to get increasingly smaller by the moment, I...
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remember he called me Mr.Bond, I thought to myself, what would bond do in a situation like this? I used the lugar to shoot of the cuffs holding me down to the table. And ran for the door.
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And ran for the door is what I did. Right bloody into it.
Clumsy me, I've blacked out now.
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I woke up and realised running into the door was a dream, I thought
Bond aint clumsy and realised i was still strapped to the table but my
Luger was gone...
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because I had actually dropped it, then fainted at the thought of a shrinking room.
Now that I was conscious again, I thought to myself, "What would Bond do in a situation like this?"
I chewed through the straps holding me down and ran through the door after opening it.
Re: The Story, A Dramatic Tale in Hundreds of Parts
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I stopped about a minute away from the room and realized I never picked up my gun. I ran as fast as my psuedoMI6 agent legs could carry me.
As I reached the lab where I left, the doctor was holding the luger.
"But I shot you ... in the eye!", I exclaimed.
The doctor tried to explain the situation, but the gaping hole in his face was too much to look at.
The bits and pieces summed up from what I heard in between vomiting was that he's a zombie. "Wheres that damn ANT when I need it?", I thought as the doctor began to approach me, most likely to ...
Re: The Story, A Dramatic Tale in Hundreds of Parts
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punch him so i c**ked back my fist and threw a haymaker..... and s**t it went through his damn face!
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Quite amazing, I know, but rather ordinary if you think about it, because there is something I'm not telling you.
Re: The Story, A Dramatic Tale in Hundreds of Parts
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The character Will Smith played in I, Robot is, in fact, me. Oh, and these shoes? Converse, vintage 2004. I owe my superhuman abilities in part to McDonalds, where you can get a cheeseburger for just 99 cents on Super Size Wednesdays.
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But being a corporate whore isn't easy. Sometimes, I just don't know what to do with all my ill gotten money. Maybe I'll...
Re: The Story, A Dramatic Tale in Hundreds of Parts
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or maybe I'll do something less drastic, such as...
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...get Botox injections...
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...instead, I decided to steal the popemobile, because it's bitchin'...
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Because i'm popeman!!!!!! with altar boy!!!! with holy water......and jesus discs!
Re: The Story, A Dramatic Tale in Hundreds of Parts
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Shortly after I decided to stop the drugs...
When I reached my destination I saw ...
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A man dancing a most peculiar dance. However I found myself compelled to join him in this dance as it was quite merry.
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However, doing that made me feel like a world class poof, so I felt obligated to shoot the man between the eyes.
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He got really mad, told me it stings, and merrily kicked me in the face.
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After recovering from the weak blow because I am such a wuse I found myself standing in Bill Gates refridgerator. I was the size of a plastic army man.
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Fortunatly there was a collection of barbies in there, so I wasn't completly without entertainment...
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After contracting Hepatitus B from the plastic figures I felt like seeing the new kick ass Resident Evil 2 movie. Luckily I new the mob boss err I mean manager of the theatre.
Re: The Story, A Dramatic Tale in Hundreds of Parts
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So, he paid me to see the movie, because he thought Nemesis was such a s**tty character ... for a movie. I thought it was poorly done, since it was ripped from a game and completely didn't work in the movie, but it seemed to be a nice nod to the fans.
Then he tried to pay me to see "The Village", so I kicked him in the balls.
I had forgotten that I put on knife tipped boots (thus the reason it isn't in this story until now) ... so I inadvertently gave this man a vasectomy ... and neutered him .... with a male hysterectomy all at once.
My leg began to cramp as it was logged in his crotch area ... it really started pissing me off since he was being such a pussy about it. He was a moron anyway, I suspect I did a good deed in ridding the world of his genes.
After my leg was dislodged I walked away leaving awesome blood footprints behind me. I decided to take his car because he was such a asshole. Once I got in ...
Re: The Story, A Dramatic Tale in Hundreds of Parts
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I saw a hit sqaud coming after me. No doubt that Theater owner hired
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Eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwhich.
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hotwiring the car, and teaching myself C++ programming, all at the same time. Needless to say, I got grape jelly all over my puffy white pirate shirt.
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damn it all to damnation, i thought to myself, where the f**k is james browns g-string when i need it.
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Then I remembered I had left it hanging on the line to dry back home cos I had
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So on my way home to pick up the thong...
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I ran over an old lady. I stole her wallet because I thought it was funny. I forgot though that the midget death squad was still on my tail. So I painted myself just like the nearby brick wall. I used my C++ skills I learned in the car to add bump mapping to my body.
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"Surge?" said I, taking note of his dialogue bubble. "I prefer 7 Up."