KFC restaurant in Dubuque, Iowa when the
first snow of the season melted and
the rivers run red with strawberry Kool-Aid.
The next plague of gummy locusts caused
a great amount of damage to the
fields of gold and purple mountains majesty
that most casual travellers associate with the
third most annoying song on "Oerthian Idol"
to ever have been sung by a
infernal Barry Manilow fanboy dressed in a
monk's robe and Tim the Enchanter headpiece.
This loss was felt most greatly by
the hordes of lemures who had grown
to enormous proportions from feasting on the
lambs, sloths, fruit bats, and breakfast cereals
and other myriad things. This caused shortages
of the myriad things, which made profiteers
feel profitable, such as sugar, vegetables, and
Twinkies, pizza, beer,and other snack foods
the food magistrates were trying to get
was still not yet available. However, it
became apparent that someone had absconded with
the rationing cards, as certain citizens flaunted
their roasted dire turkeys in front of
those who stood nearby, sadly lacking. The
turkeyless ones then attacked innocent bystanders with
odd warbling sounds emanating from their throats
and vigorous shaking of their wattled necks.
"Gobble!! Gobble gobble gob gobble!" they screeched.
This was an obvious symptom of turkey-pox
which of course is the next plague
to follow the rain of celestial frogs
and swarms of pseudonatural locusts. These plagues
inevitabliy inaugurated the Festivus season; without plagues
nobody knew when the post offices closed
or the local, state, etc government offices.
This left the postal workers extremely happy
as they could stay inside and didn't
need to fear darkness or flaming hail
or angry people claiming their mail was
late. This triggered the most hideous plague
of all, I am speaking, of course,
of the Michael Bolton look-and-soundalike panpipe players'
Kenny G tribute tour. This final penultimate
position did not have a cash prize!
This ruinous final plague left countless innocents
bereft of positive role models, as their
sheepish brains couldn't comprehend the awfulness of
Fox's television programming. In one fell swoop,
the show "House" had completely destroyed the
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