Coming soon to a strip mall near you ...
Is work causing you to go mental? Are your kids
driving you bananas? Are you suffering from a fiery, burning rage inside your
heart that is almost incapable of being effectively described. Well you can
never mind alcoholism, drug addiction, or spousal abuse. Forget about murdering
transient hookers, going on a rampage with a chainsaw, or feasting on the flesh
of your in-laws on Thanksgiving after you've bludgeoned them. Autoerotic
asphyxiation won't help you. Kicking meter maids in the nuts won't satisfy that
craven need for relief either. Well, never fear because "Punch A
Mime" is here!
Now there is a place where you can let all of
that boil over; all that rage, self loathing, envy, and heartbreak. Look at
that face. Just look at a mime.
Just look at a mime and feel. What do you feel? Is
there something burning inside of you? Is there a stifling blaze that has been
ignited deep inside? Do you know what that is? It's your hate. Don't understand
why? Let me explain. Mimes are french, the worst kind of people, and just as
hatred is the natural reaction humans have to public breastfeeding, the same is
true for the french a.k.a. mimes.
Now the world can be an unfair place, one day's
hardship can leave a bad taste in your mouth that could last a lifetime, but we
all need an outlet. We need a way to release all of our pent up emotions, but why
lash out at those who matter? I mean the tween cashier who is too busy tweeting to ring
up your items correctly so that you can go home after a long day of work isn't
that important. She isn't, but do you really want to go end up walking the
green fuckin' mile (death row) for that tween, or that snot nose douche who has to
have his drink at Starbucks made to such precise specifications that Hogwarts’
own
No, instead do the world, and
yourself a service and punch a mime. All Prices are Negotiable! All Prices! So come on down!
Punch a Mime. Why? Because Mimes
are French and the French are just horrible people.
(A special thanks to Tina Anne Perrone for the above artwork).
Until the next rash,
Lou Ford
Until the next rash,
Lou Ford
FIN
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