Zestful Blog Post #297
[I constructed the following story from usages and spellings
I found while browsing on Reddit. If you’re not familiar with Reddit, it is the
current most interesting social media platform, and happens to be populated
largely by guys in their teens and 20s.]
I was watching the playoffs when an ad came on for some new
car. The main person in the ad was a famous movie star who has turned into
nothing but a corporate shrill. You know who I’m talking about: stalky build,
wearing a sole patch, which are so last week, right? His last picture was a
real dousey, take my word for it. I do recall when it came out, I made a B-line
for the theater because I use to think he was cool. Before I got there, though,
I stopped at an ATM machine to get money to buy a ticket, but I forgot my PIN
number. After racking my brain for like 10 minutes, I remembered it. Later, I
wrote my PIN number on my ATM card as a preventative measure against forgetting
it again.
Let me just tell you about that movie, which starts with a
grizzly crime where some guy stabs a college sorodity girl because she wouldn’t
go out with him. It all seemed realistic, so I figured the movie wouldn’t be to
bad. It seems the killer’s mom tried to reign him in, but she was a baffoon, and
just couldn’t control him. She must have weighed 100 pounds soak and wet. Plus
she didn’t understand her son very well and what he was up against in this fast
pace, doggy-dog world we live in. The murderer keeps leaching off his mom,
borrowing money to buy drugs, even while the cops are figuring out who did it.
There’s another friend who tries to ween him off the drugs with no success.
The hero cop starts to hone in on where this guy lives,
which is a coldasack at the end of a long street of nice houses. They intercept
a message that the murderer sends to the government, trying to black male them into
paying money to stop a bomb or something. This doosh thinks he’s going to pick
up a fortune from the government to keep him from blowing up a kindergarden. Then
there was something about too much partizenship in the government, but I
somewhat lost track. I almost walked out of the show at this point, but I
wanted to be polight to the ticket-taker whose this really pretty girl who was
in my art class and who told me she highly reckon mended it. I use to be scared
of talking to her, but now that I’m more mature, it was EZ-PZ. By the way, have
I ever mentioned I’m a conasuer of movie-theater popcorn? Even though I’m lack
toast and tolerant, I can eat movie popcorn because there’s not real butter on
it, but it tastes like it. Another words, sometimes fake can be good.
OK, so somehow the cop figures out that the killer and his
squad car partner are one in the same. A bunch of other stuff happens in a
world wind of action, with the proverbeal apoclyeptic shoot out. Plus the
killer cops’ mom commits sewer-side because she’s so sad and blames herself.
That’s as much as I can remember.
I told the pretty ticket-taker Noah fence, but I don’t agree
with your feelings about the movie. She was cool about it. Maybe we should get
married. I’m a pretty funny guy. Wouldn’t it be hirlaous if I asked her and she
said yes?
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It hurt my brain to read this!
ReplyDeleteLOL...imagine writing it...
DeleteOMG hep us! WOW.
ReplyDelete...yes...
DeleteLots of great history there. Thanks for compiling it!
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