Tales of a restless mind
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Monday, March 06, 2006
Autobiography Of Steven Dealtry- Part I
Hello, my name is Steven and I like horses.I was brought up in a rural town called Coventry and My family owned a large farm which hosted a wide variety of animals. Being around animals at the age of puberty, influenced my sexual preference for animals, particularly horses. I love horse cock.
One time for a Birthday present, my friend Harry trained my horse to bang me in unexpected circumstances, for example when I am sleeping. I’ve never been happier and still crave for some of that horse sex now that I’m in Uni.
At school, I brought a badger to school and it died there and then. It made me question the reality of our universe and I got into deep philosophical discussions with my sister who was 3 years old. I was baffled by questions like “why do we have 5 fingers” and I am blown away by the fact that humans have legs.
What’s the point of having legs when we can travel by vehicle just fine?
My friend Kj, says its got something to do with evolution, but why would having legs have anything to do with a sports car?
I think the greatest invention ever created would have to be clothes. I mean when we were living with the dinosaurs, I never would have thought that the fluff on animals would have made us warm. Its funny when I think about humans making our clothes out of animal fluff, because afterwards they are the ones that need clothes. Because they are cold, obviously...
My parents have always told me that I was a smart boy and I believe that too. I mean an IQ of 70 must be quite something. A big number.
Fire Alarms
A hand reached from the sky and slapped me hard in the face. This was the slap of reality waking me up from my deep sleep.It was 4:30 and I was annoyingly interrupted from my slumber by the second fire alarm drill this week.
That’s the arse throbbing part about living on campus, since most university students are irresponsible and are susceptible to starting fires whilst in drunken stupor. Well at least that’s what the administrators think, and by forcing us out of our rooms in the middle of the night, they will be reassured that we would know the correct means of fire escape. If one were actually stubborn enough to stay in their room, not only would they have blood pouring out of their ears due to the unnecessary decibel crunching noise of the fire alarm, but their ears will probably be ringing for the resting of their lives, making them oblivious to all background sounds, as well impairing their other senses since the ringing is so damn loud.
On the other hand, standing outside in your pyjamas for a good 20 minutes in the cold isn’t good for you as well. Either its losing your sense of hearing or your genitals being embellished in frost, so you won’t be able to use it anymore. I think I would rather choose the later, since I can always get a knob transplant to replace my shrivelled 1 inch knob.
Anyways, this weekend has been a rather uneventful one. I’ve acquired possession of my parents house and it feels like an empty cage, with no one around and nothing much to occupy myself with except to talk to the Kitchen appliances that seem to have a comprehensive grasp of the English language. I may need to see a doctor about that.
