Shhhhh. Be vewy vewy quiet. I’m hunting woosters.
Now before you click ‘back’ on your browser, let me explain. In recent months, I have been subject to what a friend calls a ‘series of unfortunate events’ in my real life (or what passes for one).
While I won’t go into detail as to what has happened (this isn’t that kind of blog), I’ll offer an analogy of sorts: I was kicked hard in the nuts back in February, and while the pain was excruciating, slowly the feelings of nausea and ache began to subside. Recently, just as I was getting up on my feet, I was sucker punched in the gut. Now all I’m waiting for is to hear the inevitable unzipping of trousers and the pitter patter of a warm, yellow rain to complete the humiliation.
Don’t worry, I’m not out for the count yet. In fact, I have given serious, objective thought as to why this is all happening: Firstly, I threw out all possible blame that could be attributed to myself. Next, being the nice guy that I am, I threw out all possible blame that I could place on other people. So what am I left with?
A Rooster.
It’s simple. I noticed my luck turning sour around the beginning of February, during the Chinese Lunar New Year. And I noticed as the Rooster was making its way into 2005, my luck was on the opposite trajectory – OUT.
So utilising the vast resources available to me, I consulted imaging specialists and top-notch scientists doing all sorts of calculations (I’m not sure what kind yet). The result? This is a computer generated image of what is going on right now:
Am I afraid? Hah! I say bring it on, Rooster. I ain’t afraid of your pecking and flapping, in fact I’m gonna make you into a 2 piece meal WITH baked potato! Hold the coleslaw though, I hate coleslaw. Where was I? Yeah, I’ll… *hears crowing in the distance*
…I’m so dead.
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