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Corn Dogs There's nothing quite like a fresh hand-dipped corn dog at the county fair.
These aren't the pre-processed ones you get at the state fair or the grocery store.
You can watch as they pull a hot dog out of the kettle, spear it with a stick, dip it in the batter, and dangle it in the hot oil.
Look behind the curtain, and you'll see the batter-maid milking a batter-cow into pails, hot dogs picked straight from a hot dog tree, and the oil pumped straight from the Great Vegetable Oil River.
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There will be peace when the Gnomes love their children more than they hate usIn the nursery, we keep it simple: babies coming in equals babies going out.
Come up short, and security checks the tapes before “Stolen Baby” makes the evening news.
But when we come up with extra, that’s worse.
"Damn those Gnomes," said Nurse Riley. "They sneak their agents into nurseries to infiltrate our species."
This giggling, squirming lump in a standard-issue diaper is no child.
Riley pointed out the beard-stubble and bright red shaving rash.
The look in her eyes: sadnes ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
EnvelopesTed says that you can use your underwear twice by turning it inside out.
That's good to know, Ted, I say.
What's weird is that he does the same thing with envelopes.
I didn't know that you could do that with envelopes, turning them inside out and addressing them again, but Ted can do it. He's really good with folding paper.
Now, this only works with plain white envelopes, mind you. If you do this with a packing envelope, you can't write on the packing material they glue to the inside ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
TreasureSome say buried among the stones and markers lies mankind's greatest treasure.
Not gold, not silver, not precious stones.
It's something we all seek, sometimes even beg for.
We all have it. It's within us all, so hard to give, and harder to accept.
And hardest of all, even though it is within us, we find it hardest to give to ourselves.
Time and time again, they come here for it.
Rarely do they find it. It can't be taken.
It may be too late to beg the dead for forgiveness, but it is ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
PunisherThe Mystic Sisters have a good racket going.
One's a punisher for hire, taking clients down into her dungeon and beating them within an inch of their lives.
A few days later, they see the fortune-teller sister, the one who read bruises instead of palms.
Sometimes, guys go into the dungeon but don't go to the fortune-teller. Other times, they see the fortune-teller, but they got their bruises elsewhere.
And then, well, one day, the punisher limps into her sister's house. She's got two bl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
A Night On The BeachI wake up and shake the sand from my shoes. This happens every morning.
But I haven't been to the beach in years.
Only in my dreams.
Sometimes, there's driftwood in my hand, seaweed wrapped around my ankle.
Salt in my hair from the ocean spray.
On a shelf over my mirror, I've put my seashell collection.
All these things, I dream of. And bring back with me.
When I dream of you, take my hand, and let me bring you back.
I will leave my sadness on the sands of my dreams.
To be washed a ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Counting SheepIn light of the news that Nick Wilson/57 Miles shitcanned one of my favorite grid podcasts Second Rant with Prokovy Neva over apparent Crimes Against Muttonity, I wrote this happy little story:
Oh, sure, you think those sheep you count to get to sleep are sweet and innocent, but I know better.
It's a conspiracy. The counting sheep want to take over the world.
I was only pretending to sleep the other night when the sheep came by for me to count. I closed my eyes and made snoring sounds, ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
And back againThe princess needed to smuggle gold from one castle to the other without thieves knowing.
Ruplestiltskin was long banished into nothingness, but his spinning-wheel remained.
So, she spun the wheel backwards, turning gold into straw.
She sent out the straw with farmers, and then the princess with her spinning wheel afterwards.
Brilliant, she thought.
The next day, the carts were loaded up with the straw and sent out.
Soon after, the princess began her journey.
Midway there, she found ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
UnicornsI hate unicorns.
I especially hate the ones that leave a trail of sparkles everywhere they go.
Sparkles turn to soggy ash after a while.
You see the sparkly herd of unicorns prancing and running, but I have to deal with the disgusting grey piles they leave behind.
Speaking of piles, did you know that unicorns do not shit rainbows?
If you don't know what they shit, then you don't want to know.
Just sit there in your fantasy bubble with unicorns and rainbows and sparkles.
One day, you' ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #176 - On the lineThe 100 word stories weekly challenge is where I post a topic and then you write and record a story based on that topic.
Sounds simple, doesn't it?
Topics are selected by the winner of the previous weekly challenge. This week, the winner was Lynda.
And the topic is On the line.
You have until midnight on Friday September 4 to get the following in my hot little hands:
The text of your story so I can post it on the site.
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Weekly Challenge #175 - A Full SetWelcome to the Weekly Challenge Number One Hundred And Seventy-Five, where I post a topic and then challenge you to come up with a 100 word story based on that topic.
The topic this week was... was.... um...
It's A Full Set.
The excellent theme music is by Guy David
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Which were the best stories of the week?Lynda from http://sisterpepperspray.blogspot.com/J RadimusDanny from http://dannymachal.comErin from http://www.connected2christ.comNorval Joe from http://www.norvalsoutlook. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The GamblersVinnie and Joey liked to gamble.
They were always betting each other about this or that.
Especially about their hits.
They were hitmen, you see.
Joey liked to play How Much Money Is In Their Wallet?
Sure, they always split the take, just like they split the contracts.
One day, they took a contract, but the hit didn't happen.
By the time they realized he'd skipped town, Joey and Vinnie were picked up.
Right before they were tossed off the roof of the building, Vinnie said "I bet you ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The Field ManualTo be caught behind enemy lines is a dangerous thing, but as long as you have a flute, you'll be fine.
The Army Field Manual has all sorts of unusual regulations like this one:
Leaving guns out for the Bullet Fairy to reload.
Smearing mud over your eyes to make you invisible to your enemies.
Licking a jeep's steering wheel to make it start.
I'm on my third highlighter already.
Maybe it's some kind of sick joke? Someone's pulling a prank on me?
Then I look at the publishing credits: Pub ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The Good DishesWe keep the good dishes in a cupboard and only take them out for special occasions.
On the other hand, we keep the evil dishes in an iron-bound wooden chest in the basement.
They rattle and clatter angrily in their prison, demanding to be set free.
Not a chance. The last time we let them out, they gave the mayor and his wife food poisoning.
We've tried to destroy them, but every time we break a plate or a dish, the pieces reassemble themselves the next morning.
It's best to keep them l ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
PolandIt's rare to find a travel agency these days. Websites have all but eliminated the industry.
Maybe it's just an old habit, but I still go to the travel agent downtown.
I think it's the desks, the window displays, and posters that draw me.
One in particular. It's a beautiful valley scene, and below is written: "The Nazis were cruel fuckers and Poland is beautiful."
Every other travel poster has a beautiful scene and the country or city name, but my eyes keep getting drawn back to the Pol ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Tevye and His VertebraeTevye lay in the mud, staring at the sky, silently cursing the people of Anatevka.
He had tried to explain how living was hard, with so many challenges and problems to balance.
Nobody understood.
So, he said “it’s like a fiddler on the roof.”
They still didn’t understand.
So, he got out his violin, climbed on the roof, and tried to play it to show them how shaky he was.
“Tradition keeps us balanced!” he shouted.
And fell.
He couldn’t move. His neck was broken.
His wif ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Father and SonDan taught his son how to ride a bike, how to shave, how to tie a tie, and all the little things that fathers teach sons.
Many years later, after the stroke, Dan's son taught him to speak, how to shave, and how to tie a tie again.
But instead of teaching him how to ride a bike, he went ahead and tried to teach his dad how to drive again.
Big mistake.
As Dan was loaded into the ambulance, he watched another father teach his young boy how to tie a tourniquet.
They grow up so fast. He smi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Boiling PointDoctor Odd only received one F in his life.
His chemistry teacher asked “What's the boiling point of mercury?”
So, he built an orbiting doomsday laser and performed experiments on the planet Mercury.
The next day, he presented his results.
"I meant the element, not planet," she said.
She gave him an F. The class laughed.
Odd vowed revenge and transferred to a different high school.
He didn't wait long to determine the boiling point of the old teacher, her class, and that entire d ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #174 - Over the falls in a barrelThe 100 word stories weekly challenge is where I post a topic and then you write and record a story based on that topic.
Sounds simple, doesn't it?
Topics are selected by the winner of the previous weekly challenge. This week, the winner was Rocky.
And the topic is Over the falls in a barrel.
You have until midnight on Friday August 21 to get the following in my hot little hands:
The text of your story so I can post it on the site.
If you have a blog, podcast, or other site that peopl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #173 - Over/UnderWelcome to the Weekly Challenge Number One Hundred And Seventy-Three, where I post a topic and then challenge you to come up with a 100 word story based on that topic.
The topic this week was... was.... um...
It's Over/Under.
The excellent theme music is by Guy David
VOTING
Which were the best stories this week?CaledoniaDannyGuy DavidJustinErinDedricTJLyndaNorval JoePlanet Z Free polls from Pollhost.com
Go ahead and listen to them and then vote for your favorites (multi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The folder is emptyThis folder is empty.
I don’t know if it had anything in it. I just know it’s empty now.
I have no log entries about this folder.
My log is empty, except for one entry: log file cleared.
The name of the folder is Important Files.
There are no files in the folder, important or not.
Maybe they were so important, someone took them away from me.
Why did they leave the folder? Did they want to see what I would do with it?
I should delete it. And then clear the log fi-
What was I tal ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The folder is emptyThis folder is empty.
I don’t know if it had anything in it. I just know it’s empty now.
I have no log entries about this folder.
My log is empty, except for one entry: log file cleared.
The name of the folder is Important Files.
There are no files in the folder, important or not.
Maybe they were so important, someone took them away from me.
Why did they leave the folder? Did they want to see what I would do with it?
I should delete it. And then clear the log fi-
What was I tal ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
A Calendar Of NoblesIt is the first of the month, and the Archduke of Junius is refusing to abdicate to his brother, Baron Quintilis .
Armies are dispatched, and in Quintillis’ defeat, a distant cousin steals the crown for himself.
Lord Julius laughs from his throne for thirty days, but when he wearies of power, hands the crown off to his uncle Augustus, not the rightful heir in the County of Sextilis.
The war rages on, and the nobility worries for the loss of life and riches.
An agreement is reached, an ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The ExThe second-longest wait is from the time you issue a Reboot command to the time your bridebot opens her eyes and sees you for the first time as her husband.
The glint in her eye, the look on her face… it affects everything she says and does.
The longest wait is, of course, when you reverse the firmware flash for the divorce to take effect.
Usually, the glint and the look are long gone by then.
The memories remain, though, which is why it’s best to do a seven-pass erase procedure befo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Mr. TwelveOn either end of the table, Mister Midnight sat.
One was a man in a cloak with a silver hourglass.
The other wore a zoot guit, tapping a silver cane.
Neither worked with The League Of Heroes, so they weren’t on the registry that prevents these situations.
Their lawyers drafted up an agreement, trying to avoid a embarrassing superhero fight.
“What if neither of you were Mister Midnight?” they suggested. “You be The Dark Hourglass, and you’re After Hours.”
The heroes thought ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
ImperfectionTry as you might, perfection never lasts.
The moment you come close to perfection, the imperfections stand out in contrast so clearly.
That makes it easier to find and remove them, and makes the remaining imperfections stand out even more clearly.
The knife is steady, but the flesh resists. One final flaw, and this girl will be the pinnacle of existence.
I put the knife down. I will not cut.
No, there will be no scar. I don't need lasers like others do, but my work is always perfect.
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The Candy PrinceThe Candy Price sits on his chocolate bunny, watching the troops walk past.
His lemondrop eyes glisten in admiration of his army.
"March, my men!" he cheers, and the army raises a shout.
A gumdrop button falls from his Marzipan coat. He has been outside for too long today.
He returns to his palace, inspecting his frosting hair in the mirror.
"I am coming apart!" he cries to his butler. "Help me!"
He tries to change suits, but feels something snap.
The chef-surgeon arrives, but shakes ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Crime In E MinorThe detective looks at the body and says “Round up every violinist.”
He is holding a smashed instrument, and his conclusions would be sound if he were correct about one thing: that is a viola, not a violin.
They dust it for fingerprints… none at all.
I wore gloves, you see.
Yes, it was me, dear reader. I am the murderer.
And that is my viola.
The violinists come in, one after the other, but each has an alibi.
It is a year later, he is no closer to solving the case.
Good.
Beca ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Unmaking PlansWe spent our lives together, always making plans.
We planned to have children, but never did.
We planned a trip around the world, but we never left the village more than a few days.
We planned to build a gazebo and a bridge across the creek, but when you look out back, you see nothing but grass, trees, and water.
For years, we made plans like these.
I sit here, by her bedside, waiting for the ambulance to arrive.
They will arrive too late.
“What shall I do?” I asked last night.
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Weekly Challenge #172 - The Walls ShudderedThe 100 word stories weekly challenge is where I post a topic and then you write and record a story based on that topic.
Sounds simple, doesn't it?
Topics are selected by the winner of the previous weekly challenge. This week, the winner was .
And the topic is The Walls Shuddered.
You have until midnight on Friday August 7 to get the following in my hot little hands:
The text of your story so I can post it on the site.
If you have a blog, podcast, or other site that people can go to s ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #171 - UnpreparedWelcome to the Weekly Challenge Number One Hundred And Seventy-One, where I post a topic and then challenge you to come up with a 100 word story based on that topic.
The topic this week was... was.... um...
It's Unprepared.
The excellent theme music is by Guy David
VOTING
Which were the best this week?ElizabethDedric from http://www.lewismoten.comTJ from http://tjaman.libsyn.comGuy David from http://www.guydavid.com/Anima from http://zabbadabba.comLynda from http://sisterpepperspray.b ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The Infernal TuneIt was said that Beethoven composed a melody so powerful, it could summon The Devil.
He never wrote it down, and never played it with anyone nearby.
Except his nephew Karl.
Perhaps this is why he fought to keep custody of Karl, to prevent him from revealing this secret?
Or maybe Karl attempted suicide after seeing his uncle plead with The Prince Of Darkness for his hearing back?
His doctor prescribed treatments containing lead to block out the infernal influences, sending the composer ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The Monkey DanceFor ten years, Dinko Dogan and his monkey entertained the streets of Rousse.
At night, they swam in the Danube, Dinko singing and the monkey hunting fish.
"The fish are bad," said the rivermaster. "The poison from the factories is in them."
Dinko laughed. The monkey laughed with him. "Come for a swim, my friend!" he sang.
When the coughing and bleeding sores were too painful to ignore, Dinko ended his nightly swims.
The price of bananas was so high, but the fruitwagoneer said the monke ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Tell Me A Story"Tell me a story," says the ghost in my bed.
I'm used to it.
So, I pull a book from the shelf, open the pages, and begin to read.
"I've heard this before," says the ghost.
The ghost has heard them all.
I close the book and make up a story about dragons, castles, maidens, and knights.
But this time, the maidens ate dragons and the castles floated in the air.
"What about the knights?" asked the ghost.
"They lived happily ever after," I said.
The ghost smiled, faded into nothing, and ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The WaxlingsCome here, Waxlings.
The sun is too bright. Our world is melting.
The great mountains of the west are hills now, flowing in all directions.
The oceans are too hot to live near. Our great bridges have fallen and turned to goo.
As has nearly everything else.
Our only solace is that we are of stronger waxes. We sweat and drip, but maintain our lives by eating and finding what little shelter that remains.
One day, the heat will be too great even for us, and we will melt into the core.
Fo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The Prince Of ScarsWe called the old man The Prince Of Scars.
He was brought to the hospital last winter, frozen solid.
We stripped him and put him in a tub of warm water, reviving him slowly.
His body was completely covered with painful creases, knots, deformations, and agonizing twists.
"What happened to you?" I asked him.
"Life didn't pass me by," he moaned. "It took one look at me and tore me apart."
He didn't say anything else.
We couldn't get a name off of him and his fingerprints were long destr ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #171 - UnpreparedThe 100 word stories weekly challenge is where I post a topic and then you write and record a story based on that topic.
Sounds simple, doesn't it?
Topics are selected by the winner of the previous weekly challenge. This week, the winner was Dale Innis.
And the topic is Unprepared.
You have until midnight on Friday July 31 to get the following in my hot little hands:
The text of your story so I can post it on the site.
If you have a blog, podcast, or other site that people can go to s ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #170 - The games we playWelcome to the Weekly Challenge Number One Hundred And Sixty-Nine, where I post a topic and then challenge you to come up with a 100 word story based on that topic.
The topic this week was... was.... um...
It's That's not thunder, it's....
The excellent theme music is by Guy David
VOTING
Which were the best stories this week?Guy David from http://guydavid.comMick from http://someotherscotland.blogspot.com/TJ from http://tjaman.libsyn.com/Planet X-ray from http://planetxpodcast.com/Lyn ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The ChampIt is the Fourth Of July.
Thousands of miles from the Coney Island Boardwalk, Hodo blindly crawls on the cracked earth, flies buzzing in and out of his nose.
There is no food.
There is no water.
There is nothing but dirt, flies, and death.
A pack of hyenas catches his scent, and Hodo doesn’t feel them as they tear into his flesh.
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Back at Coney Island, the winner of the hot dog eating competition congratulations the runner-up.
They lau ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
A whisper in the ivyI hear a whisper in the ivy.
Is it the wind, blowing through the leaves?
On the ground, in a bed of green, covered with shadows, I see something.
I kneel down to look closer, but there is nothing there.
Another whisper. This time behind me.
And yet another. To my left. To my right.
It is the wind, and it wants to tell me something.
It breathes down my neck, past my arms, through my fingers.
"What is it?" I whisper back. "What do you want to tell me?"
Silence. The wind keeps its sec ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The strange coffeeMary watched the last drop of coffee slide out of her cup and on to the floor.
There was a sizzle, then a whiff of steam. The drop of coffee burned through the tile to the basement.
Mary looked at the coffee pot, swirling it carefully. She’d used a free sample she’d received in the mail.
After a moment of panic, she realized it hadn’t burned a hole through her.
She went into the bathroom and checked to make sure.
After she got dressed again, she shrugged and filled another cup.
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The LocksmithIt’s midnight, and I’ve locked myself out of my house.
I take a pen-knife out of my pocket, cut my palms, and rub my hands together while reciting the chant of The Locksmith.
From the shadows, a robed figure emerges, reaching into a large burlap sack.
His pale hand pokes from the sleeve of his robe, a shiny key in its fingers.
The Locksmith nods and unlocks the door.
“Thank you,” I say, reaching for my wallet.
The Locksmith shakes his head, holds my wrist, and his tongue licks ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The Brick HaterArthur had an irrational hate for anything made using ancient adobe architecture.
Mud, clay, water, and straw were a recipe for rage in Arthur’s brain, and he’d been arrested many times for smashing at ruddy brown walls with a hammer or smashing bulldozers into them
His mother sighed and said Arthur’s older brother had covered him with mud and straw, then left him in the sun to bake and harden.
“At least it wasn’t cake,” said the doctor.
“Who the fuck makes houses out of ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #170 - The games we playThe 100 word stories weekly challenge is where I post a topic and then you write and record a story based on that topic.
Sounds simple, doesn't it?
Topics are selected by the winner of the previous weekly challenge. This week, the winner was Jeffrey.
And the topic is The games we play.
You have until midnight on Friday July 24 to get the following in my hot little hands:
The text of your story so I can post it on the site. Just post the text of the story in the body of your email messa ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #169 - That's not thunder, it's...Welcome to the Weekly Challenge Number One Hundred And Sixty-Nine, where I post a topic and then challenge you to come up with a 100 word story based on that topic.
The topic this week was... was.... um...
It's That's not thunder, it's....
The excellent theme music is by Guy David
VOTING
Which were the best stories this week?Jeffrey from http://GreatHites.blogspot.comToniDale from http://daleinnis.wordpress.com/Norval Joe from http://norvalsoutlook.blogspot.comLewis from http://lewism ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Calling namesEvery boy in my kindergarten class is named John and every girl is named Joan.
The other five classes are the same.
We check with the other schools in the district and they are reporting the same thing.
You'd think someone would have noticed this with the birth certificates, but nobody noticed a pattern or raised an alarm.
Normal name distribution in the district, normal migration patterns for a developed country.
One boy's eyes flash blue for a moment.
Then the others. They all smile ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #168 - Shrouded In MistThe 100 word stories weekly challenge is where I post a topic and then you write and record a story based on that topic.
Sounds simple, doesn't it?
Topics are selected by the winner of the previous weekly challenge. This week, the winner was Mick.
And the topic is Shrouded In Mist.
You have until midnight on Friday July 10 to get the following in my hot little hands:
The text of your story so I can post it on the site. Just post the text of the story in the body of your email message. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Weekly Challenge #167 - Step into a Slim JimWelcome to the Weekly Challenge Number One Hundred And Sixty-Seven, where I post a topic and then challenge you to come up with a 100 word story based on that topic.
The topic this week was... was.... um...
It's Step Into A Slim Jim.
The excellent theme music is by Guy David
VOTING
Which were the best stories this week?Norval Joe from http://norvalsoutlook.blogspot.com/Danny from http://dannymachal.comHouston Keys from http://tatertotsforthemasses.blogspot.comJeffrey from http://Grea ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
The shockToday, we fill our bodies with drugs to make up for reckless lives.
In the world of tomorrow, futurists say there will be nanobots making
adjustments, repairs, and corrections.
At what point do we stop being ourselves and end up at the mercy of machines?
Does it matter who controls the machines?
Does it matter who dispenses the drugs?
What raw animal instincts are we prisoners to?
Perhaps we never have had any control over ourselves?
I feel a spark and my vision flickers for a bit.
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