Thus the Smurfs engaged in the Smurf Wars
against the Empire of Snorks. Much blood
was drunk, for smurfs began resorting
to tactics long forbidden by the rules
and this made Brainy Smurf much wroth,
leading him on a killing spree, which
only ended when the Gummi Bears dogpiled
a banshee that was screaming death metal
"LONG LIVE THE LOUD!"
Chapter Two:
Ally
For, with friends like these, who needs
to live. Or have normal colored hair.
Of course, friends with normal hair are
jealously coveted by all right wing conservative
wig makers - masters of a rare art.
They train under Nepal, where they preform
dark weaving rites, tearing body hair out
monkeys named Patrick. This idea goes back
to ancient Egypt, where the pyramids served
as hospitals, proving the Egyptians lack of
design variations. I mean, jeez, everything triangular
gets old after awhile. After all, how
about change we can really believe in?
The triangular monkey hair weaves are used
by coneheads to help them appear as
if they are Patrick Curtin, which they
used for the ability to obtain mass
quantities of light beer to drink while
still remaining sober enough to play
ring toss. The Cult of Patrickcurtin abhors
sanity, especially those who can
do addition without using their fingers, toes,
or multiple personalities. The Curtinian dogma has
tried to meld Voodoo and K'tulu mythos
mystical traditions into a unified system of
magic with ketchup and french fries plus
a little Bawitabawdebangdebangdiggydiggy. Acolytes of the faith
chant hymms to the Great Old Ones
and spread mayonnaise on the ceilings of
the dark catacombs beneath the fells where
all the Deep Ones liked to hang
black light posters of Godzilla and Mickey
Mouse, as they eat and drink with
Alice and Alice Cooper in Alice's Restaurant.
Go ask Alice. I did. Gwabwabawbwa Zoikey!
When she was ten feet tall? Or,
involved in a threeway with the Dormouse,
Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum, The Mock Turtle,
and the mighty appendage of the Jabberwock!
"Holy crap, "Alice brazenly screamed, "What big
balls you have!"
"All the better to
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