Wednesday

That Pretty Part of Poison


LOBO
-Predator Press


"I can't believe the woman giving the MRI was flirting with you right in front of me," Wendy growled.

"Oh don't be silly," I says.  "Although the idea of free MRIs has some appeal."

"What?"

"Free MRIs," I ponder aloud. "And I could sell them to friends for like fifty bucks apiece."  I shrug.  "I would dump you in a hot second."

Wendy scowls.

"I'm kidding sweetheart," I says, tenderly grabbing her hands.  "I'm not a monster.  We should just steal it."

Friday

Happily Ever Aftermath


LOBO
 -Predator Press

I know you're frustrated an pissed.  I was there last year.  Yellin at my students, takin pictures of graveyards, kickin the Dean upside down ... been there, done that.
So first, I want to thank you for being the fightiest fighter in the fight.Second, the CliffsNotes version of a thesaurus isn't a very good value.  The lack of an apostrophe should have been a dead giveaway.Third, I really hope you come back next year.  It will effect my decision on whether to fold the fantasy football league or hand it off .

We've been doing this for over a decade.  C'mon man ... you know next year opening season you will be all gussied up in stolen fingerpaint with no place to go, smacking school kids upside the head for smoking in the bathroom and their portrayals of you on You Tube.  And then you start reading the comments, and POW!  You just go kablooey -literally explode.I can't live with the guilt of you leaving your lovely wife with nothing but all that ruined furniture.  She could probably save the monitor with a little Windex and elbow grease, but I'm pretty sure the keyboard is f*cked.
So ya, I am begging you to stick around.  How we educate our children will dictate our future generations.  Childrens are the FUTURE.  Also, I bet that furniture was expensive.
Only YOU can prevent forest fires.

-LOBO

Monday

I Preferred the Quarantine

LOBO -Predator Press

"Can you sign it, 'To LOBO, the greatest athlete on Earth.  He taught me everything I know, and is the Gofather of my children'?"

"This is a baseball," Tom Brady points out.

"A Bedazzled baseball," I correct.

Wednesday

I, Robot. Robot Robot

LOBO -Predator Press

"Would you please stop doing 'The Robot'?" asks Wendy.

"Couldn't even wait for my breakdance finale?" I frustratedly sigh, gathering up the cardboard.  "I don't think we are right for each other."


Friday

Part I: A Leave of Abstenance

LOBO -Predator Press

[*wrrrrrr*]

I got bored so fast, I daydreamed about smashing the thing.

"We need to meet corporate blah, blah, before corporate blah blah ..."

[*wrrrrrrr*]

-Fucker has a USB charged self-stirring coffee cup.

Now that you are all caught up, I never liked this man.

And all that follows is inadmissible in court:


***


"His body parts were EVERYWHERE" I told the cops ... "Ihe blood splashed all over my hands!" 

"Are you black?" he asks.

"No," I says.  "I don't think so."

"Can you help us identify a suspect?"  he replied, putting his gun away.

"Let me look around and touch everything."

I searched everything, ...SO many shovels, and goddamn those knives were sharp.

"There are a lot of items with bloody fingerprints in here."  I conclude.

"Indeed," the cops replied, scratching their chins.  "Ma'am ..."

"Wendy," she replies.

"You witnessed it all?

"No.  I was trying to get blood and teeth out of LOBO's hair at the time."

"So you are his alibi?"

"No.  I was trying to get blood and teeth out of his hair at the time."

"Was he ever black?"

"Like the Metallica Album?"

The cops put their notebooks away.  "We don't need sarcasm, miss."

"I would argue you do," I yell from the back seat.

"LOBO probably killed him," Wendy shrugged.

"Ha!" I says, gnawing at my handcuffs.  "Probably!  This is a wrongful arrest when you consider all the reasonable doubt!"

"That is horrible for your teeth," the cops explain.  "Are you black?"

"I don't think so" I says.

As the cops release my handcuffs, they add "There is no excuse for shoddy dental care."

"See?"  Wendy demands.

"This is no time for facts," I says.  "We have a crime to solve."


Wed Redding




LOBO
-Predator Press

"Look" I says.  "Divorce is extremely likely.  People have been marrying for hundreds of years, and Humanity still hasn't cracked the code."

I grab her hands.  "I promise you.  If science ever figures out why people get married, I will get good at science."