College Memoirs
2010-04-01 06:42:16 ET

So back in good ole college I was testing out classes. You know, walking from class to class, sitting in on a professor's lecture and seeing how you liked it. Back then I was considering majoring in Philosophy because I heard that being a professional burger flipper was a viable career for a man of my status in ye old Generation XY. I made my way into Professor Mystaggos' Philosophy 101 class and sat slouched down in the back right corner of the class. Back right as in when viewed from the front and not the rear. Heh heh..."Rear". Anyways, the class was alright. To be quite honest I took a little nap and only awoke at the very end of class when Mystaggos was giving out the homework assignment. He told us to go out into the streets and ask your every day average people about what liberty, or the concept of liberty, meant to them.

I walked outside and the first person I ran into was one of those street performers who act like a statue. After asking him the question numerous times he just winced at me and I took that as a sign to scurry off.

The second person I approached was a hot dog vendor but the sweet smell of hot dogs distracted me from my task and I obtained two of the sweet meat treats.

I walked away from the guy and turned to a dark alley which would've lead me to places where I haven't been yet.

Out from the shadows came an overly made up girl. A prostitute. She propositioned me for sex and I, in no mood to haggle, gently declined. As her face turned from gentle calm to quick fierce anger I quickly blurted out my query in hopes of distracting her mind to more peaceful pastures.

"What is liberty to you?" I asked.

She thought for a moment and then replied that:

"Liberty is not having to plead innocence or guilty in a courtroom but instead sucking the judge's cock in the judge's chambers to get yourself off."


2010-04-01 10:07:16 ET

You post some seriously funny shit, I can' believe there are no comments on your blog entries :D

2010-04-04 11:27:14 ET

He just needs a better agent.

2010-04-06 02:15:32 ET

Eh, I used to write for feedback but now I just write. A year might pass and I'll find something I wrote and I may rewrite it to make it better. Eventually I'll try to write stuff for books and magazines but I can't read good.

2010-04-17 11:10:33 ET

I've been noticing that too. Have you written professionally at all? I'm about to say, "If not then you should."

Now I can tell how silly that might sound to you at this point. I have to add "in no mood to haggle" to my list of excuses.

2010-04-23 04:58:43 ET

Ofcourse I've written professionally! I'm Stephen King's Wang! My keys are HUUUUUGE!

As huge as the testicles of...

A HUGE BULL!

Brass balls that swing like the pendulums of a large, old grandfather clock that represents the repressed male sexuality of old. Wait, what?

Back in the 70s I shared a pad with Robert Anton Wilson. You might've heard of him. That's right! He was a co-editor of that hard core fist-pounding magazine called Playboy! His other claim to fame is his flash white goatee but I'm not jealous. No, not jealous at all.

We were foolish experimenters back then, messing about in things and concepts we did not understand. We did crazy things. Forced hats onto rounded objects that were never meant to wear hats. On one hand we caused lots of misery with this madness. On the other hand we once fashioned a fedora for bowling balls and thus invented Bowler hats. You know, cause they're meant to be placed on top of bowling balls. I'm still aghast at how quickly it caught on.

Oh, and I wrote a little piece of work called "The Illuminatus Trilogy". You might've heard of it.
"Oh," you're probably saying, "But the book is attributed to Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea". Well, yeah. Ofcourse it is.

Robert Shea is the name of my writing hand!

Also, don't talk in quotes. It's not very polite.

2010-04-24 05:23:48 ET

Are you talking about penis hats? Because Shakespeare invented those!

2010-04-24 08:06:12 ET

You fool! I AM Shakespeare!!

...'s ghost writer.

I quill, he nibs, it's all good.

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