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It was a choice of living life to the fullest,

  • It was a choice of living life to the fullest, seizing the day, or watching a "Heroes" marathon on Netflix with a bottle of Mountain Dew Code Red and a bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos.

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  • I achieved respectability by upgrading to Diet Code Red. Ah, "Save the cheerleader, save the world," I echoed through a mouthful of snacks. I seized another bag until I was full of

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  • pickled onion, prawn cocktail and roast beef flavoured crisps. I wondered how to take my revenge on studio executives for cancelling 'Heroes'. If only I could

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  • get a job in television and work my way up the ladder, first getting some writing and production credits to my name, then eventually getting a show of my own which would be just

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  • be me, sitting in a wingback hair,smoking a Swisher Sweet,drinking a glass of purple Kool-Aid. Maybe they could have the chair in front of a bunch books or something. This show is

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  • is the shiznit! The only thing wrong with how it has been staged is that I shouldn't be drinking kool-aid I should be drinking some courvoisier. The ladies man doesn't drink just

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  • hard liquor, he also enjoys an occasional half-drunk bowl of milk left out over night for the neighbors cats. That way he can say that he lapped up a little

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  • calcium to balance out the negative effects of all that bourbon he'd consumed last night. Father Joe led a double life, you see. While he self-righteously listened to confessions,

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  • he self-righteously attempted to rid the world of multiple bottles of bourbon each evening. Usually somewhere around the second or third bottle Father Joe would find himself

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  • talking with an angel at his kitchen table until the bottle was empty. When he stopped drinking, Fr Joe missed his chats as AA meetings didn't provide such good company.

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4 Comments

  1. Chaz Mar 07 2013 @ 17:07

    One hit of Mountain Dew, and it is a downward spiral from purple kool-aid to milk and bourbon.

  2. buddyboy4711 Mar 07 2013 @ 18:08

    I missed a golden opportunity to type "Seize the Lay's" instead. Ah well.

  3. 49erFaithful Mar 08 2013 @ 13:50

    False choice as I believe the described activities are precisely what Horace meant when he wrote carpe diem.

  4. buddyboy4711 Mar 09 2013 @ 10:36

    I maintain that the opportunity was golden, and crispy, and salty to boot, albeit false.

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