Daft Draft
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Wadeth has more
creativity in her little finger than |
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Wadeth, who is known in
the animal kingdom as the Pookie Little,
went into the bookstore and walked briskly to the sales counter, because she
knew what she wanted and she was potently goal-oriented, unlike these
feeble-willed browsers and dilly-dalliers
that you see flipping pages of books entitled “How to Think For
Yourself.” The Klurk
looked at her eyes with her eyes and said, “Welcome to Books 4 U. How can I help you to help yourself?” |
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With hope and determination Wa asked the Klurk,
“Do you sell nunchucks?” |
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“No, this is a
bookstore.” |
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“Yes, but I thought you
might have the box set which includes the instructional book,” placing facial and
tonal emphasis on the last word. |
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“I don’t believe such a
thing exists! What a terrible idea,
selling weapons with instruction manuals.
No wonder there is so much violence in the schools!” |
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“Oh it exists, alrighty then, I can confidently assure you, because I
just saw an ad for it a minute ago on P.V., and
rushed here to get the set. I want to
learn how to twirl the nunchuku!” Wa continued, and her face became
increasingly animated and she nearly attained the vocal level of a shoutasaur. |
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“You mean T.V.” |
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“No, |
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“What is |
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“Pelvic Vision! |
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There was an image
displayed on the P.V. of a martini glass, having as
its stem the elongated head of a green African person. There was a skulpchur
of the earth sitting atop the head, and there was a
vessel, a cone-shaped glass for holding the liquid part of the martini as
well as the solid part, and this was balanced atop the sphere. The green African was speaking. |
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“This handsome set of nunchuks is now available in a handsome gift set
including an instruction manual with the likeness of the Krunkst
embroidered on the cover. Anybody can
certainly get one at any bookstore, and it is a clever cocktail party
entertainment favor, even if you abhor violence.” |
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As the green African spoke,
the Klurk noticed that inside the martini vessel
was a tiny ninja whirling a fine little set of nunchuks. But each time the ninja
lunged the nunchuks downward they would splash martini
in his eyes, and he would get irritated and kick and splash in the big drink,
causing some of the martini to spill over the side and run down over the
earth and over the fro of the green
African, who extended his tongue to catch some of the libation as he chanted
the script of the P.V. commercial. And so the green
man was increasingly intoxicated and beginning to garble his speech, “flus furbuslus shriffy bedubuz zhosi issuuuuuuuh…” |
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The Pookie
Little looked up at the Klurk to seek affirmation
that the advertisement had clearly indicated that nunchuks
were commonly available at bookstores.
However, at that instant the green man shouted in pain because the little
ninja accidentally struck the rim of the glass, causing a crack to develop and
spread down through the stem of the glass and split the earth in half. A miniature blinding light emanated from
the crack in the earth and a figurine emerged from within the fake glass
planet. Was it another tiny
ninja? Maybe. Appearances can be deceiving; and it is hard to
tell from looking at a figurine whether or not it possesses ninja skills. |
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The figurine was in a
seated position but not seated upon a seat, and meanwhile sitting in the cross-legged
configuration of |
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“That looks like an
olive,” replied the Klurk. |
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She let her shirt fall
over the P.V. screen and looked up at the Klurk. “Now,
please show me where the nunchukas are located.” |
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“I am not aware that we
have any nunchukas.” The Klurk said with
authority, but her skin uniform began to shrink immediately, and now Wadeth
was pissy. |
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Wadeth hooked her little
finger around the edge of her sleeve and lifted it up, revealing a portable blood
pressure meter. She pressed the start
button and the little machine vibrated and the arm band
began to inflate. This was the deluxe model,
which induces in the user an orspasm while the test
results are tabulated. Wa began to orspasm with vocal actuation, “Oooooh. Aaaaaaah! Yeeeeeeessssssss. |
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A line of customers
originally intending to purchase half-craved books had reformed into a circle
around the drama unfolding at the counter.
They were staring in wide-eyed amazement at the spectacle, when Wadeth’s orspasm tapered off
and she read the meter, which indicated that her pressure was improved. She glanced at her fellow customers and
asked in a mellow tone, “would you like to get it on with my blood pressure
unit?” |
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Just then a loud squeak arose
from Wadeth’s pants. Then again, this time the distinct whooping
sound unique to the hoola monkey. |
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“What was that?” shouted
the Klurk, as she dropped back against the gift wrapping counter behind her. |
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“Oh. I have two monkeys
in my pants. The blood pressure
machine always wakes them up.” |
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“I’m afraid I’m going to
have to ask you to leave.” |
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“Ok, said Wadeth. I will leave.” Wadeth then took one deep breath. It took her 12 minutes to
fully inhale it. Then she faced
away from the door and blew the store out from around herself, at which point
she was alone in the vacant blithery nebulousness,
with only her monkeys and the people in her P.V.,
and she felt very sad because it seemed that she would never obtain her nunchuks. |
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At that punctured juncture,
a gurgling sound emerged from a nearby pond of watermelon juice. The Pookie Little
crept closer to the pond, which was a fountain with an ornately carved glass design
around its edges. There were watermelon
seeds scattered everywhere else but there, and wa inserted her little finger
into one of the preaching slots so that it could absorb some gospel while she
studied the gurgling. Then apparently a voice arose from the center of the bubbling
and gurgling, but it was hard to understand.
“gubugrugleburb olebrogbregurbular ituribluburutumy
you seek.” Wa leaned over the pool of
juice and said, “eh?” |
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She could see a fuzzy
dome rising out of the watermelon juice.
Then a face with a big goofy smile, then a body. This time when the watermelon guru said his
chant, it was easier to understand. “I
have what you seek!” |
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“Do you have my nunchucks, watermelon man?” Wadeth asked with
enthusiasm. But
Watermelon man wrinkled his brow and adopted the look of consternation which
is the prelude to saying No when yes is yearned for. He held up the box tucked under his arm and
read the label. “Human fingers. Set of 10.” |
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“Hmmmm. There must be an error. When I began my
ascent to provide for your wish, they handed me this box. Are you sure? You look like you could use a few more
fingers.” |
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“No!” shouted Wadeth. “I like my little finger. I have spent years focusing all my finger
energy and rerouting my taste buds into this finger.” She dipped her little finger in the watermelon
juice pond and then finger painted a pink transparent reproduction of the church
at arles by someone else with a different name, and
not the same person with a different name.
The watermelon angel was impressed.” |
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“Ok. Wait here just a minute…” The gurgling started up again and
Watermelon man descended into the juicy abyss. |
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Wadeth was pissy. “Even bogus
watermelon fitz-guru can’t get a pair of chuks! She waited
another half hour and checked her blood pressure again. She took her finger out of the preaching slot and swirled it around in the church at arles
and transformed it into a tool shed. A
delicate ribbon made of recycled chunks slithered out of a hornk. The monkeys
grabbed that and strangled it and roasted it over a bubble
gum bonfire and soaked it in toadwash and
prepared to slap the watermelon guru with it if he returned without a set of
chucks. |
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then, the gurgling started up for the third time. Again the
incomprehensible voice of the ages, “hurbuguble wobble
grugulubba wubba you
seek.” As the gooroo
emerged from the juice he had tucked beneath his arm the perfect box set of nunchucks and instruction manual, dripping watermelon juice,
exactly like the one mentioned by the green African in the ad on P.V. |
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“Thank you |
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Fin |
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