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Thoughts In My Head





I, for one, think it's just great that vacuum cleaners have those clear windows on them now. You can really see how much semen you're getting off in one shot that way.



A good way to train in boxing is to cast a shadow of yourself on a wall, and then spar with it, seeing the way your body moves as you punch. This is called shadow boxing. An even better way is to tie a guy up so he can't move, and just keep hitting him. This is called punching a tied-up guy.



I think you should be able to put an life insurance policy out on pets, because I'd have absolutely no problem with killing a gerbil.



If Isaac Newton were alive today, he sure would look stupid telling us all about gravity. Yeah, thanks for the tip, big guy.



I'm a firm believer that when you're driving, it shouldn't matter whether or not you're drunk if you're intentionally trying to hit people.



"Oh GOD!" she moaned. "You're...so... good!" She's right, I thought. I am pretty good. So why was she having sex with him, then? And couldn't they keep it down a bit? I was trying to sleep.


To the rich man, getting a well-cooked meal is expected. To the poor man, any meal at all is a gift. Pathetic, right? Hey, let's get back to talking about that well-fed rich guy. I wonder if he owns a jet or something. That would just smoke.



I had been under his mental control for days on end. His powers of suggestion and hypnotism were too much for me to overpower. I found myself forced against my will to do his every bidding. "Geez," I said, "you sure are a good-at-mind-control person." "I think the term you're looking for," he replied, "is Svengali." Yeah, whatever, pretentious guy.



The crippled old hag wandered into the small village that afternoon. She pointed to the sky at a crow circling overhead. "That," she hissed, "is the omen of your doom!" The villagers were shocked and afraid, even though they all knew the crow. The crow's name was Mike.



It sure isn't funny to see a guy in a wheelchair try to get up a flight of steps, when there isn't a ramp. Even when I rocked around in the wheelchair I'd rented, flapping my arms around and making rocket noises, I couldn't get a laugh.



I think I'd make a pretty good God, as long as all anyone ever prayed for was a good swift kick in the ass.



Sometimes, on a clear night, you can look out at all the billions of stars in the sky, and see how big the universe really is. Then your thoughts turn to this planet called Earth, and you think about all the billions of people all over the world. Then you realize that every one of those billions of people pees at least once a day, and you start thinking about all those billions of gallons of pee, and how could they possibly get rid of it all each and every day? And that's usually when you decide never to drink tap water again.



If I had my say, I would have made it so Hitler went to Heaven instead of Hell. Think about it. In Heaven, everybody'd be giving him dirty looks and swatting him in the head for all eternity. In Hell, he'd just be getting high-fives all the time.



When the aliens first landed, everyone was afraid for their lives. By the time we realized the aliens only wanted peace and equality, it was too late. We had slaughtered them all. Except for a few, which we kept around as slaves.

People are always so impressed by my humanity when they discover how steadfastly opposed to the death penalty I am. I don't see why. It's my own ass I'm looking out for.

 

 
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