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That song. She had heard it on the radio

  • That song. She had heard it on the radio the day he left the mandala half finished. Now, he was near
  • the end, finally, having gotten more jewel sand from the monks at Wisdom's Goldenrod. He kept whistling that angry tune
  • as he mixed up al the substances he had fought hard to obtain. It was now time to let loose the ultimate
  • Jaberwocky! The mythical creature would certainly make a wonderful pet. It could sleep on the fire escape and eat the
  • little rugrats below. I hate those kids always playing ball at 7 am on a saturday. Maybe it would be better if
  • they got jobs. Little punks, i would give them half my salary if they would help me do half of my
  • homework. Or even just the algebra. Who do I have to shoot to get that four eyed slob of an algebra teacher off my back?
  • Apparently, I had to shoot the teacher. Not exactly bright, am I. She wasn't exactly hard to miss either, so I readied myself. Was I ready to take a life? Yup. I took the bus
  • over to the local hardware store to purchase a handgun, put it in my waitstband and headed over to the school. Nobody ever warned me not to keep it loaded. "Shit!" I screamed as
  • as the wind picked up and blew off my Elvis wig. I took out my gun and shot in the air, cursing the gods for the loss of my one last feeling of dignity.

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