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Sunday, June 18, 2006

It's an interesting life.

So… in nature, different types of animals have different types of markings to fend off predators and to ensure that they remain safe. It’s an internal thing; an evolutionary adaptation to predator-and-prey relations. In this camouflage, animals know with whom they may mate, and with whom they may not.

Take the poison dart frog for example:



Sure, he's got the look of a friendly frog from the waist up, but once you hit those turd legs - you know trouble's a brewin'.

Now, among humans, mother nature has gotten a bit lazy. There are no distinguishable markings upon first glance that say “don’t touch me;” no neon stripes or poison secretions. Of course, this is with the exception of the Elephant Man and those circus freaks with their wandering appendages and full-female beards. Clearly no one’s fucking them.

But … for the rest of the throngs who spin the wheel of chance any time they take someone home from a bar, crossing their fingers that in pulling down their pants they will neither be exposed to a nostril-flaring extravaganza, nor a cauliflower-esque genital area, it’s a real crapshoot.

There are, however, a group of people who are hit exceedingly hard. Shunned by society and relegated to the seedy underbelly of society, these people are, to put it bluntly, the animal-fuckers.

I can’t even explain the sheer terror that they must feel every time they take a trip to Africa, comparing photos of Tom Hanks in Philadelphia to each monkey until they feel comfortable enough to find one they’d like to rape. It’s a real tragedy.

I mean, it’s mother nature’s fault, but it’s ours as a society too.

Seriously… we can invest millions of dollars a year into developing a newer, hipper one-dollar bill, yet we can’t invest a few bucks into ensure a disease-free monkey rape adventure?

Priorities, people. Priorities.

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