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Next blog: E.M. Forced Her. I tried to post some more live videos of me playing and singing but I couldn't finish because it said it was going to make me wait three hundred minutes for a three minute video. And it took me over twenty minutes in this blog site to get the page to open up with a text field. So my account has obviously again been compromised. 24 April: Upload time for my song has been reduced from yesterday's 1600 minutes to today's 7 minutes. To whomever, thank you for fixing this problem. (10:34 am - Got one of my two videos posted. Will try to post the second one later today.) |
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
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Monday, April 15, 2013
Repro-bait
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(Applause. The host of the show stands with his stunningly attractive guest.) Thank you, thank you, and welcome to Repro-bait. I'm Marty Morgan. And let's have a big round of applause for today's guest accomplice, supermodel, Svetlana! (Applause and whistles.) Svetlana I hear that you recently spent time in the hospital. Were you ill? (Russian accent) Not at all, Marty. The nurses were concerned about a new orderly on their staff. He was spending far too much time in the janitor's closet with the door locked. They needed to know if they could trust him with some of the helpless female patients, so they recruited me as - Don't say it. They recruited you as - are you ready, audience? - (the audience joins him in unison) REPRO-BAIT! (Cheers and laughter). That's right. They told him I was blind and had him stand by while one of them pretended to give me a sponge bath. Then before she could finish they had someone page her and left me unattended while video cameras recorded his every move. And did he take the bait? He sure did. You should have seen the look on his face when he lifted my gown and found a suit of armour underneath it. That must have been priceless. Let's watch the tape. |
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The Church of the Born Again and Agains
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(Cheesy organ playing a gospel tune in the background.) Barns: Welcome, friends. I'm Pastor Bobby Barns with an important message for you from the Lord. God loves you and he wants to forgive your sins. Here at the Church of the Born Again and Agains, we're not stuck up. After all, Jesus even ate with those no good tax collectors! Tom, here, has been saved since earlier this year. Tom, why don't you tell us about the first time you were saved? Tom: Well now, that was while I was in prison for peeping. Someone gave me a copy of the Good Book and I found that my imagination could work wonders with some of those Old Testament scriptures. Barns: Praise God. And how about the time after that? Tom: That was when I was in prison for dealing kiddie porn. The good Lord knows I was only doing it out of love. Barns: And so do we, Tom, so do we. You will always be welcome in this house of the Lord, as long as you stay at least twenty feet away from children under the age of fourteen, according to your parole conditions. And Stella first found the Lord in prison after she was caught recruiting High School girls into a prostitution ring four years ago. She's been out for almost a whole year, but we lost her for a few months a short time ago. What happened, Stella? Stella: I went to court for pimping my daughter. Barns: Well, it's wonderful to have you back, and we'll be waiting for you after you serve your time for this new offense. And look! Someone's coming through our door right now! Welcome, son. How did you get that blood all over you? Were you in a fight? Visitor: (Out of breath) You could call it that. (After looking over his shoulder) Do you think I could hide out here for a while? The cops are after me. Barns: Hallelujah, another sinner has come unto the Lord and found salvation! Of course you can stay here, son. (Police sirens are heard closing in outside. Enter officers with weapons drawn. The newcomer ducks behind the pastor.) Who dares to bring violence into this House of God? Officer: Sir, this man is wanted in four states and two Canadian provinces for multiple homicides and cannibalism. Stand clear or we'll have to shoot. Barns: Gentlemen, lay down your arms and surrender your soul to Jesus. It's not too late for you to be saved. (The wanted man wraps his arm around the pastor's neck and draws a knife.) Visitor: Stand back or I'll hack his fucking head off! Barns: (In choked tones) So don't be alone with your sins. Come on down to the Church of the Born Again and Agains and meet others like yourself. No sin is too great for God to forgive. |
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Sunday, April 14, 2013
What Might Have Been
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Today on What Might Have Been, we'll explore what the famously ripped off composer and humourist, Darrin Sikorsky might have looked like if he had decided to appear on Saturday Night Live and the Tonight Show in 2012 when everyone was pressuring him to get out and perform. Would it have sped up his rise to the top? (The SNL stage. Amy Puller stands in front of the curtain.) Puller: And now, Darrin Sikorsky! (Audience cheers as the curtain opens. Sikorsky enters from the side and picks up his guitar. As soon as he plugs it in, thousands of volts of electricity pass through his body, causing him to tremble and making the ends of his hair burst into flames. He drops to the floor and a team of paramedics rush to his aid.) (The next day on the Tonight Show, Jay Bluto introduces his musical guest.) Bluto: And now, bringing his amazing energy to our stage, it's Darrin Sikorsky! (Sikorsky, with frazzled hair and covered in black spots, stands behind the microphone with his guitar and starts immediately into his number. Before he finishes the first lyric a huge stage light drops on his head and crushes him. Paramedics rush onstage and check his exposed wrist for a pulse.) |
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Saturday, April 13, 2013
Guilt Trip
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Congratulations, Monica! Because of the particularly reprehensible nature of your crime, you are our finalist. Now, we know all about how you stole your sister's shoes and left her to walk barefoot on the hot pavement until she wound up in the hospital and had to have her feet amputated. Monica, you have a whole closet full of shoes. Why did you need to take your sister's? Everyone liked her shoes more than any of mine. That was greedy. I know, but I'm sorry now ... so sorry. Yes, but are you sorry you did it or sorry that you didn't get away with it? (Tearfully) Sorry that I did it. I wish I could go back in time. Go back in time so that you could undo it or go back so that you could do it right? (Angrily) So that I could undo it, of course! Well, we're not convinced, Monica. That was such a nasty thing to do to your sister that we think you're just crying from a warped sense of self pity rather than from guilt. Isn't that so, folks? (The audience shouts their agreement.) There, you see? No! It's from guilt! If you had any sense of guilt, you wouldn't have felt so good about it before you were caught. How do you know I felt good about it? We know about how you visited your sister in the hospital to tell her about your new dancing lessons. You were quite happy. But I'm crying now! I'm afraid that there's only one way that you can prove that your tears are coming from your conscience, my dear. When Judas realized that his betrayal had cost an innocent man his life, he was so overcome by guilt that he hung himself. So behind that curtain is a gallows. (Curtain opens) This is the perfect opportunity for you to gain our pity. What do you say, folks? Who wants to see Monica hang? We'd believe her then, right? (The audience cheers wildly.) Well? What are you waiting for? Go on, girl! (She reluctantly ascends the apparatus and reaches for the noose but fails to go through with it.) Just as I thought, you only care about yourself. But it is a little excessive to demand your life when your sister is still alive. Why don't we just lop off your feet and call it even? What do you say, folks? (The audience chants 'Off with her feet!') Let's get Barney in here. (Enter a masked ax-man.)Everyone, let's have a big hand for Barney the Executioner from Decapitalism. (Audience cheers.) Please, no! I'm a great dancer! Of course you are. Because guilty feet have got no rhythm and you feel no guilt. (Barney overpowers her and ties her to a table in front of the wildly enthusiastic crowd. He raises his ax and is about to bring it down.) You can't do this! Hold it, Barney! (Barney rests the blade on his shoulder and waits.) You're lucky, Monica. This show is about guilt, not about justice. Now take your twenty-five thousand dollar prize and get the Hell out of here! |
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Power Trip
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Welcome to Power Trip, brought to you by the omnipotent media. Is there any greater power than the power of mass manipulation? I doubt it. We know that you have a hard time facing reality and that's why we invent a more acceptable reality for you. And when you step into this reality, you belong to us. We amuse ourselves by testing the endless limits of our power against you. Something important happens - perhaps an artist we dislike writes a sensational new song - and we have you all looking in a different direction. The city is surrounded by enemy tanks and we have you all thinking it's our own troops. The economy is in a tailspin and we have you investing in the stock market. You want news? Just give me a few minutes to dream up a few stories. You'll swallow it all and come back for more. Are we worried about being caught lying? Who are you going to come to for the truth afterwards? Ha! Time for you worthless consumers to go out and hand over more of your money to our sponsors now. That includes you scientists and psychiatrists and power plant workers. |
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Friday, April 12, 2013
Straight from the Belt
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Conveyor Belt Activity Report: April 12, 2013 9:00 am: Turned on conveyor belt. Stacked first box by 9:01. 9:30 am: Using boxes to build Stonehenge. Supervisor came by and kicked it all down. 10:45 am: Must keep stacking boxes to avoid being captured by aliens. I can hear them outside, but they are repelled by drudgery. 12:00 noon: Lunch. I enjoyed cardboard soup with a cardboard sandwich, but I broke my cardboard fork. 2:20 pm: One of the boxes may be a subversive. I set it aside and am holding it for interrogation. 3:00 pm: Must increase production. Put belt into high gear and started using both hands to stack. 4:30 pm: Started clean up early. 4:45 pm: Went to the bathroom for fifteen minutes. 5:00 pm: Shift end. |
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