Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Fascination

Vacuum has an unusual amount of 'u's, but not as many as 'unusual'.

Speaking of vacuums, hands up if you love the vacuum display where it thrusts a ball into the air, held perpetually like a drop of spittle on a saliva string when my dog spies a meatloaf.

The vacuum set to 'blow' holding up the ball is amazing. I could stare at it for a long time. I think that I would be part of a crowd.

And yet the letter j remains one of the most underrated letters in the alphabet.

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Blood.

I just killed a mosquito.

I slapped it with my hands. This mosquito had bitten more than thrice. But it had bitten someone else... I am fine.

Now there is a surprising amount of someone else's blood on my hands.
An astonishing amount.

If you are reading this and are feeling a bit faint... like you are suddenly missing a lot of blood... then yeah... you probably are a hypochondriac.

I have been told that only female mosquitos bite people. This is a fact that I believe simply because someone has put in enough effort to open their mouths and flaunt their vocal chords at me.
I imagine that this is how the "oral traditions" in those far-away cultures get handed down from generation to generation.

On a side note, I might have aids now.
Or malaria.
Or vampirism. Which, of the three options, would be by far the worst to get. I am sensing a counter-culture approaching by the tingling in my halteres. Ever wonder why Van Helsing hated vampires so much? He saw way too many on television.

... That was a fat mosquito. No wonder it couldn't dodge my flying hands of fury.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Haiku School.

Some philosophy:
Imagine if all we did,
Was sit here, and think.

Some psychology:
How would you feel if all you
Did was sit and think?

And some history:
There was some stuff before us,
It may reoccur.

Now for some english:
There are a bunch of things to do,
When you have choice words.

Finally some math:
Would be written here if I
remembered any.



A Good Day For A Bird

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[Bird's eye view of two worms having a competition to see who can be the flattest]