This week gave me a dirty sanchez and a Cleveland steamer. And while that sounds like fun, it wasn't, and I didn't enjoy it.
Last night I went into the local grocery store to pick up some fruit to munch on. Fruit is good for you, I'm told, and is fully nummy vitamins. Plus some of that fiber crap none of us can see but we're supposed to eat a lot of anyways.
But this week has been difficult. Work, home, everything else in between. Fruit was supposed to help.
The monsters of Phagorxia had other plans.
They set upon me like hungry jackals. Just as I got to the apples, three of them sprang up out of the onions and began hammering at me with vicious blows from their broadswords.
I drew my blade in a flash and began to block their attack, moving to a more open area so I could counter and defeat them. It was supposed to be easy enough, but then in that open space I realize they had friends--vicious dwarfs.
Squat, ugly, hairy little things with greasy black hair and zit-covered faces. They sneered at me as they climbed on top of the green peppers and butternut squash, which were on sale that week.
The monsters were dispatched quickly and their bodies instantly turned to ash. But those evil dwarfs...well, they were a problem.
As I said, I was tired. And those dwarfs began chanting some kind of magical incantation because that's when I noticed the Halloween candy section right in the middle of the bananas and nuts. Boxes on pallets set out like alien pods on the floor of the grocery store.
I found myself standing in the middle of them, surrounded by these candy pods, all the while these evil dwarf bastards were rubbing their hands together and laughing. The rotten fuckers had me and they knew it. This was payback for the time I told the aliens where they were hiding and now the mangy pigfuckers were getting their revenge.
Behind me was a cardboard pod full of KitKats and Baby Ruths. Both of those candies were fine, but not my favorites. It was then I looked down and felt my blood run cold--they were priced at such a discount, I could buy two bags for $2.00 because of my Saver's Card.
There was no way I could resist such a deal. I was going home with two bags of candy whether I liked it or not.
I thought about my girlfriend. She's a model and had spent the last few weeks in Italy on a lingerie shoot. She'd be pissed about coming home to a fatter version of me. Granted, she's a chubby chaser and digs the big love, but having a heart attack while a perfect 10 rocks your world just ain't cool. Sure, I wouldn't mind dying in the saddle, but not right this week.
Bag after bag of candy began to hit me. They were charmed with some diabolical spell and spoke to me in this child-like voice.
"Take me home with you!"
"I just need a home!"
"It's cold here in the store!"
I slashed at the bags as they lept at my cart and towards my face. They were trying to force their way down my gullet!
I swung my highly polished and razor-sharp sword just as the warrior monks who raised me had taught. I wouldn't go down without a fight!
Bags of candy were sliced in half as they screamed in terror. Again and again. It was endless. Bag after bag of chocolate goodness was strewn across the floor.
I was winded and exhausted. Sweat rolled down my face. And that's when I heard that voice...
"Don't you like chocolate and peanut butter together?"
"I just know we'll be great friends!"
I turned and faced bag after bag of Peanut Butter Snickers. Fun sized, too. It was a legion of peanut buttery chocolate goodness.
The dwarfs were laughing. They had me beat and knew it.
Two bags of candy jumped into my cart because that was the limit per purchase. All the while, they cheered and chirped on the way to the check-out register.
This is why I'm no longer allowed at the local Piggly Wiggly. But those candy bars...those sweet, chocolately candy bars were, I'm ashamed to say, so much fun to eat while sitting at my computer.
Damn you, you foul, evil dwarfs! This isn't the end!
Last night I went into the local grocery store to pick up some fruit to munch on. Fruit is good for you, I'm told, and is fully nummy vitamins. Plus some of that fiber crap none of us can see but we're supposed to eat a lot of anyways.
But this week has been difficult. Work, home, everything else in between. Fruit was supposed to help.
The monsters of Phagorxia had other plans.
They set upon me like hungry jackals. Just as I got to the apples, three of them sprang up out of the onions and began hammering at me with vicious blows from their broadswords.
I drew my blade in a flash and began to block their attack, moving to a more open area so I could counter and defeat them. It was supposed to be easy enough, but then in that open space I realize they had friends--vicious dwarfs.
Squat, ugly, hairy little things with greasy black hair and zit-covered faces. They sneered at me as they climbed on top of the green peppers and butternut squash, which were on sale that week.
The monsters were dispatched quickly and their bodies instantly turned to ash. But those evil dwarfs...well, they were a problem.
As I said, I was tired. And those dwarfs began chanting some kind of magical incantation because that's when I noticed the Halloween candy section right in the middle of the bananas and nuts. Boxes on pallets set out like alien pods on the floor of the grocery store.
I found myself standing in the middle of them, surrounded by these candy pods, all the while these evil dwarf bastards were rubbing their hands together and laughing. The rotten fuckers had me and they knew it. This was payback for the time I told the aliens where they were hiding and now the mangy pigfuckers were getting their revenge.
Behind me was a cardboard pod full of KitKats and Baby Ruths. Both of those candies were fine, but not my favorites. It was then I looked down and felt my blood run cold--they were priced at such a discount, I could buy two bags for $2.00 because of my Saver's Card.
There was no way I could resist such a deal. I was going home with two bags of candy whether I liked it or not.
I thought about my girlfriend. She's a model and had spent the last few weeks in Italy on a lingerie shoot. She'd be pissed about coming home to a fatter version of me. Granted, she's a chubby chaser and digs the big love, but having a heart attack while a perfect 10 rocks your world just ain't cool. Sure, I wouldn't mind dying in the saddle, but not right this week.
Bag after bag of candy began to hit me. They were charmed with some diabolical spell and spoke to me in this child-like voice.
"Take me home with you!"
"I just need a home!"
"It's cold here in the store!"
I slashed at the bags as they lept at my cart and towards my face. They were trying to force their way down my gullet!
I swung my highly polished and razor-sharp sword just as the warrior monks who raised me had taught. I wouldn't go down without a fight!
Bags of candy were sliced in half as they screamed in terror. Again and again. It was endless. Bag after bag of chocolate goodness was strewn across the floor.
I was winded and exhausted. Sweat rolled down my face. And that's when I heard that voice...
"Don't you like chocolate and peanut butter together?"
"I just know we'll be great friends!"
I turned and faced bag after bag of Peanut Butter Snickers. Fun sized, too. It was a legion of peanut buttery chocolate goodness.
The dwarfs were laughing. They had me beat and knew it.
Two bags of candy jumped into my cart because that was the limit per purchase. All the while, they cheered and chirped on the way to the check-out register.
This is why I'm no longer allowed at the local Piggly Wiggly. But those candy bars...those sweet, chocolately candy bars were, I'm ashamed to say, so much fun to eat while sitting at my computer.
Damn you, you foul, evil dwarfs! This isn't the end!
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