But since invention runs in our blood, sometimes we just can’t help ourselves.
Last night, about 32minutes after the peak of the lunar eclipse – Simon and Mark very nearly dressed in identical pyjamas – we walked down to the Isar to see if we could catch the eclipse. We could not. We were at least 32 minutes too late. Plus we hadn’t even brought a camera with us.
It was at this point that we decided that we are not functioning adults. Functioning adults would have planned the trip – looked up the optimal viewing place, charged the camera and gotten dressed in outside clothes.
So, after some thought, we invented Symbiotic Organism Duplicates; Officially Me and You. SODOMY...Oh wow! Hey! Is that a giant shitting bird flying overhead? Is that a giant shitting bird flying overhead?
Is that a giant shitting bird flying overhead?
Okay. Yes. The name needs a little revising.
The concept works like this:
Any time you need more of yourself than just one (like when you have ridiculous amounts of freelance work that you should be writing instead of a blog, per say), you just pull an extra you out from yourself. This SODOMY can do anything that you can, responds to questions and conversations in a manner that you would, but doesn’t suffer from crippling insecurities, sleep deprivation or McDonald’s cravings.
You can transfer your consciousness into whichever “you” that you want – so you don’t have to deal with things like long airfares, hangovers or awkward bedroom scenes. SODOMY is also dynamite in bed. And anything good that SODOMY does – like learn a language, work out, read – is immediately transferred onto you, so you can sleep or watch movies or hang out with friends while SODOMY works on your six-pack. If SODOMY does something bad, like catch a disease (bad SODOMY!), break a limb or procure a really bad memory, it has to deal with it alone. And you can destroy it for being such a dirty little slapper.
Tell me that wouldn’t solve like 90% of your problems. It would solve about 99% of my problems.
I’m not sure what that says about me.
The important thing is that you have to appeal to your government to let Simon, Mark and I loose in like a state-of-the-art lab. We’ll need ridiculous* salaries...and also human test subjects.
*Ridiculous in a good way, like “Agnes earns such a ridiculous salary, that sometimes she just buys a country”.
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