So, the coke fairy stopped by our house to leave us a bunch of crack, which we all put in our mouths so we would turn into superheroes. There was so much of it we ended up just vacuuming it up, then smoking it directly out of the vacuum cleaner bag.
As you can see, we have freshly-purchased Vietnamese sweatshop children trained as EMTs, whose jobs are to make sure that nobody's heart stops. And, failing that, they're supposed to make sure that nobody can identify the remains. They don't get clothes, because I think rice is like a million dollars to them.
Really, once enough people keel over, the children like to antique them. Which is a horrible waste. Our solution is to stack the corpses like cordwood, then wall off that room. It's dead to us now. We have to start entering the house through the window in the half-bathroom. Where we keep the emergency drugs. You know, in case the coke fairy skips a night or something.



6 comments:
Ohh the hours of fun we had cleaning up that mess. It was quite and adventure. You just never know what is going to happen next at our house.
O.o
hiii. i was just blog hopping and landed here and now i've spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out what that stuff really is!!
whatever it is, it looks like fun ^^
Seriously, WTF was that? Sure looked like it was a riot.
Nice! Can I come over and play to?
That is SUCH a good idea. We have been burning the corpses which makes the neighbours suspicious. Do you throw on some quick lime before you brick them up or do you live in a dry climate where mummification happens naturally?
What dies in Vegas is forgotten in Vegas.
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