This really isn't a competition. If Mr. Chapelle or any other comedian/host produced a text version of their shows, I'm absolutely sure that it would blow mine out of the water. But, since they don't, I figure that I'm gunning for a different demographic. As in, that of the SComm variety. This is an SComm exclusive, and it shall stay that way. If Mr. Stewart, Mr. Colbert, Mr O'Brian, or whoever wants to pick a fight with me, just show them the register button.
Ok, back to the show. As a special for SComm's new and improved site address, I'm beginning a rehashed story segment from my life. This will be a series five or so segments that should... maybe... something or other link together. I dunno. Whatever, man, enjoy. Watch out for the excessive transitional lead-ins!
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Day 1: Beatboxing grandpaI'm too cool for school, so I skipped it today. I felt that if I went, my brilliance would hurl everyone else into a downward spiral of shame and depression. So, naturally, I went to the park to meddle in my highly advanced thoughts.
To tell you the truth, I was actually hoping for someone to come and start a fight. I just thought that having an argument would bring a little sparkle to my day. No one came, unfortunately, so I resorted to counting the number of hot chicks who ran my way. Probably having something to do with the fact that all the girls around my age were busy taking classes and edumacation shenanigans, but my final count ended at 1. But that was only a dude with gigantic man-breasts (hey, I had to lower my expectations a little).
Anyway, as you can tell, I was bored out of my expansive mind, but that's when I realized something. Instead of waiting for trouble, why not go and seek it? With this profound thought, I ran over to an old grampa nearby and socked him in the face.
At least, that's what I tried to do.
As I learned after this entire ordeal, it turns out that oldy here was actually the grandmaster of some ancient Egyptian martial art or something (apparently, legend says that they could fire laser beams from their eyes).
So there I was, getting pwned by some grandpa. He pinned me to the ground, sat on my head (I swear he cut the cheese on purpose...), and proceeded to steal all of my cash (which, coincidentally, I had stolen from an old lady who was crossing a street two days earlier).
Needless to say, I was humiliated, angry, and my head reeked of old man's cheese. I had to get my revenge.
So I dramatically said to him the first thing that popped into my brilliant mind (pauses and all): "I challenge you... to a rap battle!"
In retrospect, this was probably a bad move on my part, especially considering the fact that I can't rap, and barely listen to it.
The Egyptian gramps broke it down on the spot. He did his Egyptian 2D dance jig, ripped out some soulful lyrics, and beatboxed, all at the same time. I could only stand and watch in awe with a twitching eye.
Once again leaving my fate to my brilliant mind, I hatched up a retreat plan. I stepped in front of him and did my little song. In iambic pentameter.
Yeah, that's right. This old dude just rapped and beatboxed and now I'm about to go all Shakespeare on his rump.
At this point, I'd like to cut off my story and just say that it didn't end pretty. The gramps stole my identity (ha! sucks for him) and took over my house. So now, here I am, sitting alone in the park with only my laptop to comfort me...
I don't think I'll be the same ever again...
Summary: I suck and now my house is a garbage bin
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