7/14/2009, 2:42 am
I have been very blue lately. I got a letter from the IRS demanding money for a tax year that I thought was closed. I know that I ought to be pleased to pay my little bit to forward the Progressive World of Next Tuesday, but a mosquito couldn't get blood out of me now.
Recently I did something which people were less than impressed with. Now I think that they're wrong--after all, I'm a made progressive and by definition what I do is right. Being a Made Prog takes precedence over everything, even natural law, and if natural law contradicts me, I merely use my influence to get a bigger hammer. Our Many Titted Empress taught me this trick, and I saw it perfected when His O'liness learned to walk on water when everyone knows that he can't talk or write or think for shit. We're just watching Rahm "Eat your children" Emanuel's hand acting as an anal puppeteer. But I love His O'liness. I really do. He makes me feel big and secure. In contrast.
But someone disrespected me and so I called Jodin Morey for a tête-à-tête. "What," I asked Jodin, "would you do if someone didn't drop on his knees and bow and scrape before your every utterance? I really need to know. I've thrown away all my cell phones and lain on the ground quivering until the cops told me to move it or I'd be in the drunk tank."
"Theocritus," Jodin said, barely moaning, showing he was up for the job, "You have to believe in yourself. So what if natural laws contradict you?"
"Master Joda, I try and I try but natural laws don't seem to care about me."
"Theocritus," Jodin sternly said, "Pardon me while I take off my Gitmo gear. There's a Japanese tourist with a camera who might take a picture of me which might be posted on a Japanese website and I don't want the cops to think that I'm a terrorist."
I waited patiently while Jodin pulled off his Gitmo gear, and the rest of his clothes, and while entirely naked turned in a circle three times, yelling in a little-girl voice, "I am not armed! I am not armed! I come in peace!" To prove it his manhood disappeared entirely and the ground behind him was covered by a strange brown liquid.
"Jodin, Master Joda, do not worry. They cannot see you here."
"I'm sure you're right, Theocritus," he said as his eyes darted to the sound of a cricket, and he crouched in a fetal position mewling, "I come in peace! I am not armed!"
I went to Jodin and put on some latex gloves. Jodin's peaceful protests had left him covered with a strange brown substance.
"Master Joda, tell me what to do when the world disagrees with me. My self-esteem is like so tanking right now and I just can't get up the courage to go out in the world without everyone telling me I'm fabulous."
After enough stroking of his rather wet and sticky hair, requiring two more changes of gloves, Jodin pulled himself together and said, "Theocritus, here is the secret. I'll show you."
With that he went into his house and pulled out a huge balloon snifter, capable of holding a jeroboam. He smiled at me with that winsome smile, and hiked one leg, put the snifter between his legs, and grinned. And he farted into the snifter.
Instantly he brought the snifter up to his nose and passed it under his nose and sighed and smiled. "Jodin Morey. 2009. Vintage." And he huffed the rest of his fart.
Thank Lenin for the guidance of Jodin Morey. Whenever reality disagrees with me, I'll merely huff my own farts.
Thank you, Master Joda. Thank you.
Recently I did something which people were less than impressed with. Now I think that they're wrong--after all, I'm a made progressive and by definition what I do is right. Being a Made Prog takes precedence over everything, even natural law, and if natural law contradicts me, I merely use my influence to get a bigger hammer. Our Many Titted Empress taught me this trick, and I saw it perfected when His O'liness learned to walk on water when everyone knows that he can't talk or write or think for shit. We're just watching Rahm "Eat your children" Emanuel's hand acting as an anal puppeteer. But I love His O'liness. I really do. He makes me feel big and secure. In contrast.
But someone disrespected me and so I called Jodin Morey for a tête-à-tête. "What," I asked Jodin, "would you do if someone didn't drop on his knees and bow and scrape before your every utterance? I really need to know. I've thrown away all my cell phones and lain on the ground quivering until the cops told me to move it or I'd be in the drunk tank."
"Theocritus," Jodin said, barely moaning, showing he was up for the job, "You have to believe in yourself. So what if natural laws contradict you?"
"Master Joda, I try and I try but natural laws don't seem to care about me."
"Theocritus," Jodin sternly said, "Pardon me while I take off my Gitmo gear. There's a Japanese tourist with a camera who might take a picture of me which might be posted on a Japanese website and I don't want the cops to think that I'm a terrorist."
I waited patiently while Jodin pulled off his Gitmo gear, and the rest of his clothes, and while entirely naked turned in a circle three times, yelling in a little-girl voice, "I am not armed! I am not armed! I come in peace!" To prove it his manhood disappeared entirely and the ground behind him was covered by a strange brown liquid.
"Jodin, Master Joda, do not worry. They cannot see you here."
"I'm sure you're right, Theocritus," he said as his eyes darted to the sound of a cricket, and he crouched in a fetal position mewling, "I come in peace! I am not armed!"
I went to Jodin and put on some latex gloves. Jodin's peaceful protests had left him covered with a strange brown substance.
"Master Joda, tell me what to do when the world disagrees with me. My self-esteem is like so tanking right now and I just can't get up the courage to go out in the world without everyone telling me I'm fabulous."
After enough stroking of his rather wet and sticky hair, requiring two more changes of gloves, Jodin pulled himself together and said, "Theocritus, here is the secret. I'll show you."
With that he went into his house and pulled out a huge balloon snifter, capable of holding a jeroboam. He smiled at me with that winsome smile, and hiked one leg, put the snifter between his legs, and grinned. And he farted into the snifter.
Instantly he brought the snifter up to his nose and passed it under his nose and sighed and smiled. "Jodin Morey. 2009. Vintage." And he huffed the rest of his fart.
Thank Lenin for the guidance of Jodin Morey. Whenever reality disagrees with me, I'll merely huff my own farts.
Thank you, Master Joda. Thank you.



