Gus: I'm in kind of a Zen state of mind right now. Davis: How so? Gus: I feel a tad detached from reality yet still in control. Davis: Ah, yes. I go Zen for about 8 hours a day, usually. Davis: From when I wake up untill about 2 or 3. Gus: That seems about right. Gus: There's no real need for the other brain functions during that time. Gus: They can only really be a hindrance. Davis: Yeah. The first half of the day is generally a peaceful, serene, and completely uneventful time. Gus: I'm sure most of the other monkey people would disagree with that theory but I personally see it's
validity. Davis: Nothing important ever happens until the afternoon, for me at least. Gus: Yes, that seems to be when the day catches up on us. Gus: I guess it's busy with everyone else before that. Davis: I guess. Gus: I imagine each day is a unique being that lives for only twenty four hours and that it's only
purpose is to drop as many cinder blocks into the laps of a hapless populace as it can before it dies. Davis: I wonder how much a cinder block in the lap would hurt... Gus: I don't know, if you caught one of the flat sides...maybe not so much... Gus: but if it was a corner... hmmm..... Gus: ..the corners are how the day must get it's laughs. Davis: I know I'd laugh if I saw it. Gus: Oh, without a doubt. Gus: Especially if the cinder block came out of nowhere and remained unexplained for the rest of eternity. Gus: That would make any cinder block I was about to catch completely worth it. Davis: I can imagine it just appearing right in the groin, not even dropping, but just suddenly being smashed
right into it. Gus: That one goes in the hall of fame. Gus: The random, funny occurences hall of fame. Gus: Right up there with 'Hey, you're made of cotton balls now." Davis: I wish I could just make that happen to other people whenever I got bored. Gus: It would lven things up quite a bit. Gus: "Oh, Bill's trachea is lined with barnacles." Davis: Italy's made of Jello. Gus: I've never seen a tree stump do THAT before. Davis: God, John, what happened to your arms? Or should I say, dogs? Gus: Huh, who would have thought that door led to the centre of the sun all along? Davis: Better run, looks like all the cow shit in the world is coming out of that chimney! Gus: Never have the Winter Olympics contained so many instances of the letter 'B' jumping out of the
ground and dismembering people. Davis: Your legs are now Beethoven's third symphony. Gus: Just then, all the round objects in the world filled up with flesh-eating disease and exploded. Gus: Much to the dismay of Tom, his wife had again turned into an angered icosidodecahedron
during lovemaking, this was starting to get old. Davis: Well, enough of this insanity, I think it's about time for me to hit the sack. Gus: Alright, good night. Davis: Night.
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Hahaha...fucking cinderblock! Right in the groin! Oh man! It's not as funny down here for some reason.
