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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Playmates and Rooftop Comedy

The resident adult-baby of WordPress Land is trying to do something nice for one of his playmates this week.  No, I’m not making anyone sandwiches, I’m not going to clean out the drain I’ve been using as a toilet, and no, I’m not going to return that human kidney I found on the side of the road to the hospital.  No, I’m going to do something even better (depending on your perspective).  I’m going to promote a comic friend of mine named Mike O’Keefe who is currently engaged in a rigorous comedy kerfuffle with some chuckle-heads from the south part of our state.

Presented here is the eulogy that O’Keefe envisions being read once the commotion from the taco bar at his funeral has died down.  If you like it then please do not hesitate to click through the link at the end and vote for the Michigan State Team in the Rooftop Comedy National College Comedy Competition.

Michael Sean Patrick O’Keefe was a man of many names. Four names to be exact. Each name comprised of different letters, all of which could be classified as either vowels or consonants. Fittingly, his name did not have a “y” in it. He was never non-committal like that. Meaning that he was very committal. He was also turned off by double negatives.

Each syllable of this usually male name was different than the one preceding it, constructing a veritable cornucopia of phonemes that eventually, and luckily, constructed an intelligible foursome of words that he used to identify himself with during his life.

He was known to write or sign said name in any number of textual arenas; from school assignments to bank slips, from government documents to personal checks, from underwear inseams to brown paper lunch bags. When opportunities to write one’s own name on something presented themselves, this guy was always one to seize the chance to write the words “Michael Sean Patrick O’Keefe”.

He was always reliable like that.

Oh, also, and since he isn’t dead yet, he is representing Michigan State University in the Rooftop Comedy National College Comedy Competition. He would really appreciate your votes. Please watch the video and vote for the Michigan State team comprised of O’Keefe and three other nice gentlemen right here.

And his legal name is Michael Sean Patrick O’Keefe

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.

Justin Gawel: Animal Control Officer

Tenacity, toughness, the will to never back down or listen when someone says you can’t.  All skills that make Ben Roethisberger a successful quarterback (and a rapist), and all traits that would make me the greatest animal control officer this world has ever seen.

I’m not your granddaddy’s dogcatcher, I’m Justin Fucking Gawel: Animal Control Officer 2K13.  I’ve got a high-school education and a gun and I don’t have to take sass from anybody.  Fair warning: sass will acknowledged as an invitation to me to hunt you.  So you tell me, do you want to whip our dicks out and turn this boring Tuesday morning into the most dangerous game?

My strategy is simple, I charge and attack.  I’m proactive, and not because I use a lot of Proactiv; I wait for no man, so why would I wait for an animal?  Let me tell you, I didn’t wait when Rob Schneider’s The Animal came out.  Nope, I rushed right out to the theater.  I rushed right out to the theater so that I could burn it down.  I was subsequently awarded a Purple Heart for such a heroic act of urgency.

Traps, shocks, nets, and guns that shoot any of the aforementioned things, yup they’re all strapped to my back as I ride my Moped Of Protection™ while I patrol the suburban jungle.  A call comes over the intercom, and by that I mean my pager goes off and I have to pull over and turn off the Moped Of Protection™.  Then I need to find a business or some sort, lie to them and tell them my wife is in the hospital and I need to use their phone.  Next I’ll have to persuade the hostess or receptionist that I’m not lying and that I’m not wearing a wedding ring because I lost in during a night of passionate consensual sex with my wife or while defending my wife from her book club.  Finally, they’ll lose interest and let me use their phone to call my boss back.  Boss informs me that there is a job about a mile from where I am.  A badger has made a nest in a shed and needs some “convincing” to leave.  It’s go time. To infinity and beyond.  Let’s get retarded in here; whichever way you want to slice it, we’re about to get biz-zay.

I arrive at the house and there’s a damsel in distress waiting in the yard and pointing at her shed.  I keep communications short. I’m not here to hunt for pussy.  I mean, I suppose the person could need like a cat shot out of a tree, or a cat shot out from under their house or something, but as far as human vaginas go they’re only a distracter in this line of work.

I enter the shed with a flashlight and spy the vermin.  Snarling and snapping from the corner I detect about a twenty-pound badger.  “Easy, girl” I mutter as I reach for my animal-paralysis stick (don’t let the name fool you, it’s more of a club than a stick).  The badger lunges at me and with the hand-eye coordination of a professional baseball player I swat the badger out of mid-air and into the side of the shed.

“Talk about a home-run,” I say coolly to myself as I flick my cigarette into the distance as I holster my weapon and put my sunglasses on.   Then I strut out of the shed while Ronnie James Dio’s “Holy Diver” blares in the background.  Fade out.

Now, I might take some guff from some liberals who demand that we share the planet with all animals, regardless of how many picnics or child’s faces that raccoon at 2306 Mason Avenue destroys.   But to these wacky tree-huggers I will say that I am all for recycling.  Of course by that I mean recycling of the animals I “control” or make un-alive into inexpensive lunches for inner city schools!  See, this way every non-animal in the situation is happy.  Especially the non-animal of me that gets to enjoy his sporty new tracksuit with all the money he’s making off of these schools.

It’s as easy as reduce, reuse, recycle.

-Reduce the number of animals alive.

-Reuse them by making them into food.

-Recycle those lunches through the digestive tracks of a bunch of elementary tards and rake in the profits.

And to answer any final questions, yes, there is not an animal out there that I wouldn’t be able to take down.  I don’t care how nasty-ass any honey badgers out there are; this honey badger doesn’t give a shit. I take what I want.

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