Now, please assist me and
my sore brain by confessing something- WHO PUT THE FREEKIN' LOLLIPOP
ON MY SEAT?”
You had to be obstreperous
when trying to reason with the tourists.
I had to sit there,
sellin' all this junk all day, and some rich spoiled lump of a child
comes over, grabs a lollipop, licks it, and puts it on my chair. How
delightfully beautiful. “Now that I can finally- EGHAH!” that
last part came out a little higher in pitch then he wanted it to, but
it did because I stepped in something warm and... squishy... and
BROWN-
“'ELLO THERE? CAN YA
HEAR ME? ARE YOU DEAF, BLIND, MUTE, DISABLED, LAME, AND JUST PLAIN
DUMB? NO DOGS IN THE TRAIN STATION! I DON'T CARE HOW RICH YOU ARE OR
HOW MANY FANCY LITTLE DIAMONDS ARE AROUND YOUR NECK, FOLLOW THE RULES
YOU DIRTY, SMELLY, ANIMAL!” Of coarse, what that rather rotund
woman probably saw was a girl around sixteen with unruly long,
carmel-blond hair with pink hippie glasses and the voice of a guy
with a bad case of larengitus, shouting all kinds of random insults,
catching her breath heavilly in beetween. That was me, Richard Albert
Day.
okay, a little later in the day now- by that dream, I think it means that people are not taking me seriously and that they are stoping me from reaching full conciousness and potential.
okay, a little later in the day now- by that dream, I think it means that people are not taking me seriously and that they are stoping me from reaching full conciousness and potential.
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