Crack


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I drew this at work, scanned it and painted it in Photoshop. It’s the first time I’ve ever tried digital painting (or painting at all, for that matter, aside from a grade-school art class). I have no idea what it is.

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Pope Fistfuck XI

What were they thinking? Oh, wait. They weren’t. They were using the power of faith.

Long live the Pope rampant propogation of the AIDS virus due to outmoded, ridiculous attitudes toward rubber genital sheaths! Long live the Pope violence against homosexuals and abortion clinics supported by closed-minded old hypocrites whose understanding of biology and the world is based on magical fables! Long live the Pope pederasty without consequence!

Well, at least he’ll probably die in relatively short order.

Sweet Dreams

I had some unusual dreams over the weekend that I’d like to share. I know people can find it boring when others describe their dreams, but mine are often so unusual and cinematic that they can actually be entertaining. I’ll just post one, for now. This is all from the dream as I remember it–I haven’t added anything to it after waking.

Majestic

I was Johnny Depp, and I awoke in a hospital, unable to remember how I got there. (This is irrelevant to the rest of the story, but Dave Foley (of Kids in the Hall) was a doctor, and there was a program where hospital employees could give candy bars to the newspaper/candy stand for charity.) Everyone seemed to be looking for someone, and when they discharged me, they told me to look for secrets in my house. When I got home, the robotic vacuum cleaner bumped into the closet and the back wall jiggled. I went inside, and Bruce Willis was sitting on a folded-out hide-a-bed watching television. He was the one everyone was looking for. He was wearing hospital clothes, and couldn’t remember how he had gotten into the room. We talked for a while, and he told me about this girl he knew who he said we had to save. I suddenly felt guilty for having found him, because I realized someone was following me and I’d led them right to him.

I was back in the hospital again, and couldn’t remember how I’d arrived. I ran out to search for Bruce Willis because I wanted to help him, but when I got outside, an enormous Christopher Lloyd dressed as an old-fashioned undertaker and wearing round-lensed glasses was staring down at me. He was some kind of supervillain, and the entire city had been a model he’d built and populated with human beings to conduct experiments. There was a giant mechanical ring around the city with little head-sized glass domes and tubes running up to some central control. Bruce Willis, some other male, and the girl we were supposed to save had their heads trapped inside the glass bubbles, and Christopher Lloyd would fill them up for brief periods with different-colored goo, then suck it back up again. He was about to put me into one of the domes, but I transformed into a new superhero called “Majestic”, and Bruce Willis became Iron Man. The other guy was either The Incredible Hulk or The Thing, but he was just a kind of vague additional character.

We started attacking the machine, and Christopher Lloyd grabbed the girl and headed to this giant cathedral in the middle of the model city. He wanted her to marry one of his minions, for some reason, and we had to prevent it from happening. The three of us started attacking the walls of the cathedral, but they kept repairing themselves. Christopher Lloyd was following us around its perimeter trying to crush us under his cane, and we kept having to avoid him.

Inside, the girl was talking with the minion. Both had cockney accents.

“Is that a cockney accent?” asked the girl.
“Yeah,” replied the minion.
“S’noice. Don’t get much but propah-Bri’ish in these pahts”

One of the cathedral doors opened and we ran inside, stopped the wedding and foiled Christopher Lloyd’s vague, incomprehensible plan.

The Red Pen | I Dream of Death

This is the first of “The Red Pen”, a new category of the site in which I comment on various pieces of terrible writing either found online or submitted to me.

This paper was written by a senior in college, surprising as it will sound after you’ve finished reading. I was unable to retain his paragraph structure without making the entire thing totally unpalatable, so I’ve just marked wherever he decided, apparently at random, to divide the chunks of words.

I didn’t so much pay attention to grammar as I did overall quality of writing. It would’ve taken too much time to go through and correct every little mistake, and would’ve made it too cluttered to have any comedic timing.

My comments are in italics, and are sometimes nested within his sentences.

Anyway, enjoy.

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The Taste of Failure



“Hrm, what do I have on my lip? Is that mustard?

…but I haven’t had mustard for /weeks/.

Wait, no, not mustard. Tastes more like… pickling fluid? No, can’t be. Curry powder? Could be curry powder.

Wait, what was I doing again?

Oh, right, that reporter had asked me a question. Let’s see… have I ever made a mistake…? Hrmm. Gosh, what do I say? What do I say? Um.

French dressing! That’s what that is. I
had that salad for lunch. That’s right.

But mistakes. Focus, George, focus. Mistakes. Man, it’s taking me a long time to answ– wait. I had /ranch/ on that salad. So what the hell is this? Wait, I’d better say something.

Looks like someone’s already breaking the
‘One Question Rule’. Guess they’re not
listening to the will of the people.

Okay, good, they’re laughing. That bought me a little time. Man, what IS this? Vinegar? No. Gosh, I haven’t had vinegar in YEARS, it CAN’T be vinegar. Or, wait, did Laura put some on the…? Right, right, mistakes. They’re starting to look at me funny again.

I’m sure there will be historians who
will look back and say, well, he should
have done it this way, or he should have
done it that way, but…

SALSA DIP! That’s right. Karl brought in that salsa dip with the lime and cilantro and hot peppers in it. That’s right. I forgot, ’cause I only had a little dollup of it, but, yeah. Okay. MISTAKES, dammit! MISTAKES, George, you have to answer the question!

Um, no, I can’t, uh… think of any
off the top of my head.

Er, wait, /did/ I have the salsa? Oh, dammit, I just blew that fucking question. Dammit.