Ramblings From an Apathetic Adult Baby

From Justin Gawel: Eccentric Dirtbag

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Autoerotic Fiction

The sun was high in the sky on this bright summer Saturday morning.  Fresh from his night of slumber, John opened one eye and took a glance around the room before reading his clock radio.

 

Eleven-twenty: too late to salvage the morning, yet too early to start any afternoon activities.  Rested, John sat up and pulled back his sheets pondering his next course of action.  He wasn’t hungry, and his only plans for the day weren’t until five; his options were endless really.  He considered setting up a doctor appointment for the rash on his arm, but he decided it maybe just needed a few more days.

 

John supposed he could go to the bank, not to deposit money or transact—he just liked hanging out at the bank.  Nah, he didn’t want to do that, I mean, come on, he already has his pants off.  Deliberation set in about a potential trip to the grocery store but John ultimately decided against it; he already had all the provisions he needed for his one-man nacho fiesta that was happening at five o’clock.

 

He lied back down on his bed and nestled into the groove his crooked spine had established in the mattress over its many moons of use.  The groove provided him a small canyon that he allowed himself to cozy into night after night, a canyon that became particularly difficult to scale out of after a restless night.  His eyes drooped a little and he let out a small yawn; he supposed he could read.

 

A stretch across the mattress and John snagged the screenplay he was working on editing the night before.  He was at page sixteen, and the last few days have been far from productive, but he figured if he can get some good, hard work done now he can gorge on a trough of nachos later completely guilt free.  Guilt-free about being productive at least, after all, there is a considerable amount of self-loathing that goes along with any personal nacho fiesta.

 

He starts down the page and begins marking with his red pen.  Embarrassed, he circles his your-you’re confusion and laments that he can’t remember why he thought Thomas Merriweather Rockefeller was a good name for any character, let alone the main one.  Self-Hating Saturday had already started and John hadn’t even binged on nachos, been to church, or spoke to his parents yet.

 

John’s conscious mind continued editing while his unconscious mind let his left hand wander.   His left hand blazed a trail through the maze of skin, blanket, and underwear and popped in at John’s junk as if to say, “Good morning, beautiful; you feel like dancing?”

 

With just a splinter of morning wood remaining, John’s left hand realized he was going to have to do most of the work rousing this sleeping giant, but hey, you can’t start a fire without a spark—but a lot of wood would certainly help.

 

John’s conscious mind snapped into it; he knew how he could pass the time—the answer had been literally right in front of him.  His attention shifted and he was soon only skimming through his bad symbolism and unnatural dialogue.  Suddenly, he realized that he was playing with himself while reading.  He now could identify with the way hipster kids feel when they read Catcher in the Rye or how Glen Beck feels when he’s proofreading his own books.  Disgusted with either of those groups, John emphatically hurled his first draft across the room.

 

His eyelids close and his mouth opens ever so slightly; his right hand begins to work his joystick like he’s going for the high score in the video game that is himself.  His mind flashed to that girl from senior year of high school.  Not her as a person, like her accomplishments and what not, more so just her pink lips sucking on his thing with such force you’d think she had a jet engine for a mouth—John’s strokes sped up and his body tensed.  In his mind she smiled quickly and John immediately remembers her missing tooth and shuddered a bit.  Immediately, she faded from mind.

 

Back to the highlight reel and John’s mind jumped to a hazy, post-bar memory.  He recalled this sexual encounter being like a slip and slide—it had been a particularly muggy summer and that particular girl’s vagina acted like it.  So wet and smooth he recalled, as his hand now was taking the most thorough, caressing touch to his wang.  He felt himself begin to lose control, slightly, as he reminisced; his hand bouncing up and down on his throbbing member like it was a piston in some well-oiled flesh engine.  Suddenly he stopped, it was only now twenty-five after eleven; John still had a ways to go until five, so he decided to make this last.

 

John took a few strokes off in order to prevent culmination, but now he realized that he’s got to kick-start the old love machine as the realization set in that his hiatus had been too long and he should never interrupted the diligent work routine he had established.  “If only I put this kind of effort and craftsmanship into my screenplays,” he though, but alas, that thought faded away in lieu of a sexual fantasy involving the cashier at the corner gas station.

 

It’s just an average night, John’s buying his usual pack of cigarettes and three candy bars.  John then removes his card from his wallet, preparing to swipe it on the machine.  But, when he goes to run it through the machine, John finds the machine has been replaced with a, now naked, cashier girl.  He swipes his Red Lobster Visa down her ass crack as she peeks over at him and whispers, “credit or debit, big boy?”  She turns to face him and grabs all she can of him.  John, now paralyzed by his own erotic pleasure, clenches every muscle in his body as he tries to hit his figurative brakes.

 

Just like the guy who shows up drunk to an AA meeting—John can’t stop and he knows it.  No use trying to derail this train.  John tightens his grip—his hot rod turning that deep fuchsia color indicating the pleasure express was right on time.  He mind drifts back to the gas station and he’s thrusting into cashier girl.  He’s loving every bit of this as he looks into the mirror behind the counter to fully appreciate this moment, but right then he realizes that it isn’t a reflection of him having his way with the cashier girl in the mirror, why it’s just him having his way with a very sweaty Louie Anderson.  John begins to climax as he feels the white-hot man yogurt drip down the back of his hand.  His mind is racing with a lot of confused feelings about his sexuality and Louie Anderson.  He wipes his hand on the sheets and curls up in a ball—looks like Self-Hating Saturday is off to a great start!

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High Schooler’s Plan for the Apocalypse

We can all agree high school kids are idiots.  We always make comments about them like, “Oh, she’s so smart for her age,” and never, “Oh, she’s so smart”.  We, rightfully, handicap the field to pay them a compliment; it’s like saying, “He walks pretty well for having Gout,” or, “She has a pretty good appetite for just watching them pull the plug on Grandma.”  Now, dead-grandma-Old-Country-Buffet-trip or no dead-grandma-Old-Country-Buffet-trip, high school kids still remain pretty dumb on the whole and incredibly easy to trick into anything.

 

Now, the chucklehead who sat behind me in tenth-grade English was no exception.  He wasn’t illiterate, but you sure couldn’t tell.  I remember convincing him that Hemmingway’s A Farewell to Arms was titled as such because the main character’s arms are blown off in an explosion at the end.   Like an old woman slipping on a banana peel and breaking her hip as she lands in a pile of wet garbage and cats, it was hysterical and sad all at the same time.

 

One day before class this future community college dropout was speculating on how he wants to go out when the world freezes over.  Yes, he is convinced that the world is going to end where everyone and everything is suspended in time and completely frozen, because, clearly, he sees the only logical end of the world being a super villain using some sort of doomsday device to freeze us all after the ransom of ten-thousand Asian babies isn’t paid.  Climate change, asteroids, nuclear war—all of these theories never crossed his mind or do not hold any credibility in his mind.  Refreshing to see that he doesn’t pay attention in his science or social studies classes either.

 

Chucklehead elaborates further that at the moment of said hyper-freezing of the world he wants to mid-coitus with a lady.  This way, in his eyes, when future beings thaw his corpse out there will never be any doubt in their eyes on whether or not this man was able to get pussy.  Adamant, he said this was the way he wanted to go out as, apparently, there is nothing else in his life he would want to be remembered by other than his ability to convince this one lucky woman let him wiggle around his stink pickle inside of her this one instance.

 

It’s shocking to me that this was the only way that he thought he could demonstrate his pussy prowess to future archaeologists.  Frankly, he could have just wished to be with his children when the world ended; a touching gesture that confirms that this man had raised children and has had sex in the past.  If he didn’t want his kids to be with him he could have just asked to die clutching child support and alimony collection letters, further demonstrating that at least during one point during his life he was able to let his bathing suit area rub up against a lady’s bathing suit area enough to get her pregnant.

 

Really, this chucklehead is overlooking the most obvious solution which would be just constantly prepare for the end of the world by perpetually wearing a t-shirt that says something like “I Fuck On the First Date”, “Pussy Poacher”, or “I’m RSVP-ing to the Orgy As “Cumming””, as any one of those t-shirts would undoubtedly be worn by an individual who wants to show off how much sex they have had.

 

To be James Blunt, his solution leaves a lot to be desired.  First off, slowly freezing to death with your penis out sounds like horrible way to die.  Plus what if the archaeologists interpret it wrong? I mean, honestly, what if they do a future autopsy and reveal that the girl died four hours before the world ended and Chucklehead died?

 

As for me I’m hoping to die the way I lived—drunk and in a karaoke related mishap.

 

My Hero – Written By Justin Gawel at Age Seven

Although I have only been in this world for seven years, I can safely say that you are my true hero and will undoubtedly be for the rest of my time on this big blue marble.  You’ve been there for me since the day I was born and you continue to be there for me, even when Mom or Dad can’t.   No matter what my problem is I know I can always come to you and, within a few hours, you’ll have made me completely forget about it.

 

You may not be always with me, but you are always in my thoughts, and, I hope, that I’m never far from yours.

 

You’re a paradigm of benevolence; sitting with us, day after day, expecting no reward, but bringing pleasure and enriching our lives with the stories and life lessons you’re perpetually teaching us.  Even when it’s a story I’ve heard before, I will gladly experience the ride again and see if there aren’t any more wisdom nuggets I can’t extract.  You’re the perfect humanitarian, deriving all of your pleasure from making others happy.  Whenever I hear the virtue, “It’s better to give than to receive” you immediately spring to mind and I feel warm inside as if someone put a freshly knit Christmas sweater on my heart.  Here is to hoping that in the course of history your noble existence and kindness aren’t marginalized.

 

Nights when we get to eat dinner with you are my favorite; everyone’s always in a better mood.  Dad won’t complain about Obama, my older brother, Zack, won’t rant about how he’s mad all the time and doesn’t know why, and Mom won’t hardly ever sob while whimpering through tears, “This isn’t the life I pictured,” over and over again during a dinner with you.  It’s really quite perfect; you really do a great job of calming us all down and letting us refocus on what’s really important in our lives.

 

The depth of your wisdom never ceases to amaze me; I don’t know how you do it, since you rarely leave the house, but it’s evident how well versed you are in all things worldly.  All sorts of knowledge, knowledge I would never expect you to know from wildlife, to antiques, to human history.  I’m baffled at how you do it, but I still remain spellbound by the comprehension you demonstrate on some of the most obscure issues; rambling on for an hour on occasion about something I was never even aware of until then.   You seriously must talk to some really smart friends while I’m at school everyday.

 

When I’m with you I feel an aura from you unlike anything else; it’s like being encompassed by a soft quilt made of tenderness.  I don’t even need to be touching you; just your presence alone is enough to make me feel loved.  I sincerely hope that you can feel the heartfelt reciprocity coming from my little body because I know I absolutely mean it.

 

Now, can you please, please tell Mom, Dad, and Zack that at seven every night it’s my turn to be with you because I really like watching Rugrats at seven and then Ren & Stimpy at seven-thirty on you?  I hate it so much when Dad insists he has to watch the news, or Zack wants to watch wrestling, or even when Mom says I’ve watched enough of you for one day and I get shooed off to my room where there are no TVs for me to watch.  Pretty please just help me out so I can be with you more.

 

 

Post Script: Teacher says I’m writing at the level of an apathetic adult baby.  I can’t tell; is this a good thing or a bad thing?

 

 

Throbbing, Swabbing, and Sobbing: The Prelude to Any Job Interview

Why can’t I be the one that judges people for my job interview; why do they have to judge me?  It’s become so easy for me to criticize and point out other’s flaws—and not just basic bald spot spotting or the ol’ Gout pointing out, but really identifying defects in people’s mannerisms and logic as well.  Just watch, watch as I pounce like an opinionated puma as soon as an idiot moans that they don’t understand why they were once again rejected for a Macy’s credit card, since, as they reason, “Come on, man, I spend all my money at Macy’s!”

 

Seriously, why didn’t I ask the recruiter more questions when he called me?  Does he want me to be relaxed or pumped up for this?  Which boils down to the age old question: should I go all Jerky Boys on my wiggle-snake while I’m in the parking lot for the serenity factor? Or, do I go at it on the freeway for the pure ecstasy and adrenaline that accompanies trying to control a two-ton behemoth at eighty-miles per hour while still trying to drive my car?

 

What if I get too pumped up?  The last time I was too pumped up was on my eighth-birthday and I ended up whipping a pinecone at my dad’s cornea and he bellowed, “If that’s how you’re going to treat your family then you can forget about going to the water park this year!”  It wasn’t until years later that I found out Dad had lost his job earlier in the week when he showed up drunk to the go-kart track. He only freaked out at me because he wanted someone else to shoulder the blame for him being forced to cancel the family trip.

 

So, needless to say, I’m worried about showing up too pumped up.

 

Not being pumped up though makes me think I’m going to freeze.  Everyone has been there where your mind goes blank and a cold sweat trickles down your back and find it’s way into the seat of your trousers just like Mark, that overly handsy attendant at Men’s Warehouse that keeps inviting me to go to Red Lobster with him.

 

My God, Mark, give it a rest.  We both know there aren’t enough biscuits in all of Cheddar Bay to get me to go on that outing!

 

I’m finally in the building. I’m a little post pump-up sticky, but mostly puzzled.  No, seriously, this facility doesn’t use room or floor numbers and clearly this is the wing that was designed by the overzealous architect the day after the MC Escher exhibit and Ancient Egypt exhibit were both sponsoring the annual monster truck show.  Either way, tomato-potato, Darth Vader-Ralph Nader: it is real confusing.  I’m becoming wary of going around the tight corners of the corridors, as I’m certain a temple guard is sure to lunge out at any minute.  Hopefully, the temple guard isn’t a stickler will accepted resumes printed on ripped up cereal boxes instead of Pendants of Life for passage at this point.

 

Goddammit, I’m lost.  I don’t know my way out.  Why didn’t I leave a trail of breadcrumbs, or, at the very least, a hearty dusting of eczema flakes to find my way back out.

 

Through three bathroom lobbies plus a janitor’s barracks and I’m miraculously in the waiting room for my interview. The recruiter-guy said there were going to be five people interviewing me, but I’ve seen no less than eight people walk into the room marked for interviews.  Why couldn’t there have been just one nice old man interviewing me?  He could get sidetracked on stores about baseball, segregation, or just about how all his foreplay now is comprised of a little game called “Find the Werther’s Original”; I wouldn’t care.  I could just sit there and nod; he would eventually comment on how good I am at listening and that I remind him of a nice boy he chats with on the suicide hotline on those lonely days when his family doesn’t call.

 

Five or more people interviewing me is intimidating; they could conspire to do any number of things to me.  They could beat me up.  They could throw a pizza party for me.   They could cook a pizza, throw it in my face, and then steal my face skin. They could take a DNA sample to prove I’m the father of someone, but, in that case, they would be better off scrapping the whole interview scheme and just swabbing out my car’s ashtray.  Five or more people make me think of something sinister akin to Julius Caesar, Murder on the Orient Express, or some sinister ploy in which they pin one of their rancid, rich-boy farts on me.  I realize some of these revelations are good things, but, come one, it’s much more common for a stranger to have a fart blamed on them than to have a pizza party thrown for them.

 

All right, they’re calling me in.   I really hope they all get a kick out of the new Bill Cosby voice I programmed into the radio for my joke-stoma.

 

Restaurant Idea

Scheme: Become rich by serving people a meal so delicious they can’t stop eating it no matter how many tops it gives their muffin or how Rascal-Scooter-confined they become from their obesity.

It worked for McDonalds.  It worked for Kentucky Fried Chicken. And it will work for my restaurant.  The very first Yolk’s On You eatery will be opening soon and will provide all of your favorite foods infused with something no one can resist: yup, you guessed it, fucking egg yolks.

With an egg, the yolk is the tastiest part.  Animals are the exact opposite of wine; a fine wine gets better with age, where as the younger the animal the more mouth-watering it is to eat.  Veal is tastier than beef, baby-back ribs are better than adult-back or child-back ribs, and even baby carrots are better than regular carrots.  Therefore, in referring to logic, an unborn baby bird is one of the youngest things one could eat and thus; it is one of the most delicious.

Everything on The Yolk’s On You menu would have the option of being served with the addition of yolk or a side of yolk.   Burger with yolk, salad drenched in yolk, waffles with yolk in every square, everything tastes better with an adorable unborn bird on it!  Breakfast orders would come swimming in yolk.  They’d be served in a bowl and resemble egg drop soup with bits of bacon and toast floating within it.  Not only that, but they would contain roughly the entire recommended daily caloric intake for the average American.  After eating one you’ll have freed up the rest of your day from eating and can spend real quality time beating your children!

Naturally, half of the menu would just be traditional egg dishes based on yolks.  You know, scrambled yolks, hard-boiled yolks, yolks Benedict, anything. And if any snooty, Californian, Bono-esque customer should even hint at wanting a whites-only omelet or something, let alone order it, they will be called a racist for wanting something “whites only” and be subjected to heckling and harassment from the rest of the restaurant.   Also, for the rest of their meal I will reassign the token African American waiter to their table and make that waiter refer to them as “Master” and follow up everything they say with “Oh, I didn’ know that, you know I’m just a simple minded negro.”  It would make them uncomfortable, improve the morale of the restaurant, and promote yolks, what’s not to like about that plan?

I’ve done the research, to build this business were going to have to start small and build.  I propose either West Virginia or Mississippi as the first location.  Why?  Because they’re consistently the two fattest and unhealthiest states in the country and would have no qualms about their personal health as they suck down a two thousand calorie meal that they ordered with extra butter and then proceeded to smoke half a pack a cigarettes while they waited to be served.  As a bonus for these states, half of the jobs at each restaurant would not require literacy, since half of the jobs at any location would be separating egg yolks from egg whites.

Yes, I know, it’s a genius idea to take a food people love and incorporate it into everything possible.  After The Yolk’s On You is off the ground I’ll start working on developing a bacon themed restaurant and a mayonnaise themed one.  You know, just in case someone wants to become obese, but doesn’t love egg yolks.

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