Posted by Max Pilote on February 22, 2007
Yes, the spelling mistake is deliberate. It is the gamer way to use teh when addressing something that is just too awesome.
Anyways, my friend and fellow creative writing classmate Elise has asked to use some of my writing for her speech stuff. That’s awesome. I think that’s awesome.
I actually just want to gather all of my creative writing journals and rants into one happy page and let the anger flow away from me. I actually think the whole journaling process has been very healthy for me, since I would otherwise be bottling up all those angry feelings until one day I jumped over the host stand and killed some poor hapless man just inquiring as to where the bathroom was. You know, it’s not like they don’t walk right by it! It’s got a frickin’ neon orange glowy sign that says “RESTROOMS,” but I’m apparently just too observant.
See what I mean?
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Posted by Max Pilote on February 4, 2007
Creative Writing Journal for December 12, 2006
I’ve spent the last several weeks recalling events and people in my life. I remember a russian mafia queen telling me that Buddha had been her roommate in college but he left to find himself. Years later he turned up in a settlement on Mars, reportedly under arrest for public intoxication.
Being centuries old, of course, I have experience many more strange things than simply that. I once knew a supervillain whose dog turned him into the police. We spoke on the topic for hours, sitting in some sad tavern somewhere in the cast openness of medieval Eurasia. God finally grew tired of his whining and smote the traitorous beast.
I found that to be almost as amusing as the time my Uncle Molotov took me to the Incendiary Cow Festival. It was to celebrate an old Soviet Russian tradition of exploding cows to protect from zombies.
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Posted by Max Pilote on February 2, 2007
Creative Writing Journal for January 24, 2007
I once sat next to a girl who believed she could smell cnacer. When I apologized, she looked confused. “You must be choking on your own rank stench,” I explained, “because cancer has obviously turned your brain to a tumor.
Retarded ass people. I’m sorry, but uncontrolled cell growth does not have a particular smell. For the love of God!
I hate it when you make an obvious joke but no one gets it. I hate it because it leaves you feeling like an idiot for having said it and being appalled because no one else understood it.
Example. A woman eating at Buffalo Wild Wings made a comment that her food must be multiplying because every time she looked down, she didn’t seem to be making a dent in the amount. To that her waiter replied, “Really? You know, there was a guy about two thousand years ago that did the same thing?”
The woman, being an average American citizen, exclaimed, “Really? Who was it?”
That honestly shouldn’t have been so surprising and it wasn’t. It’s really just painful. My heart breaks every time I watch Jaywalking because it proves that it’s futile to teach our children because they’ll have whatever knowledge we give them stolen by pop culture fads and half-witted celebrities.
If I think about it, though, I know why we teach them. We teach our children with the fleeting hope that one child anywhere in the world will grow up and not become an idiot.
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Posted by Max Pilote on January 23, 2007
I hate poetry, but that’s probably because I can’t be bothered to stop long enough to interpret it. To me, everything must just sounds like everything else. Poetry these days is just people trying to imitate poets before them, writing about ordinary things in a style of grammar and language they barely understand.
It’s like modern artists. They beat their faces against a canvas until some interesting smear of blood appears, name it something like “Hunger Pains of a Starving Artist” or “A Field of Sunflowers,” and sell it to some wealthy family in New York looking to decorate their expensive apartment with lavish, modern trash.
There are no more great poets, artists, or orators. There hasn’t been a sane person for years who could shape the world with his speech or demand attention with just a single word. Those who possess this ability obtained it from a pact with Satan who always adds a lust for power and socially disfunctional mental disorders in with his deals. They start cults, fear the government is persecuting them for their religion, fight or take to seclusion, and die before their later years.
Maybe we could have that sane orator if we could actually speak English. This butchered form we call our English language is just word vomit. Stinky, nasty, dirty word puke that clogs the toilet at Buffallo Wild Wings.
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Posted by Max Pilote on January 23, 2007
Creative Writing Journal for January 17, 2007
I’m pretty sure a blow to the head isn’t really a wake up call. It’s more of a one way ticket to a headache and a severe concussion. Maybe a nice nap. Now, a slap in the face would be more appropriate.
You see, normal people collect stamps and knick knacks. I collect medical problems. That’s right, I just can’t be outdone. According to my doctor, I’m still likely to die from the cancer, but the heart disease might finish me off first. There’s not enough iron in my blood so I have to eat red meat, but my cholesterol is too high so I can’t eat it.
What the hell?!
As far as I’m concerned, a medical problem doesn’t exist until you go to the doctor. They have people who live their entire lives without knowing ther cholesterol and it doesn’t kill them.
Doctors must have this dartboard of medical problems. They just toss the dart and tell you that you’re sick. After all, we never understand that medical jargon, so how do we know if their wrong?
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