Dave's
Follow-Up Exam
By Yurivich Gruskenvald, Wombat
Expert |
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Dear Reality Syndicate,
A
good deal of time has passed since I last examined Dave, your pet wombat.
Now, any decent wombat expert knows that any decent wombat has a very
fragile mental structure, and after such a breakthrough as our conquering
of his fear of cheese, Dave may have some unforseen side affects.
So, I have returned
to give Dave a follow-up exam. Here are my findings:
I decided to use an
inkblot test to examine Dave's creative and analyical aspects. Plus, all
of the written tests I had prepared for Dave got coffee spilled on them
by your idiot secretary, Lois. Shall we take a look at the tests then?
Test #1:
Shown
is the first inkblot I used on Dave. He responded with a rather indepth
description of Al Gore gazing lovingly into the eyes of a ham sandwich
while clouds overhead rained deck screws and paintbrushes. Oh, and he
said there was swiss cheese on the ham sandwich. I made sure to note that
especially, because we know Dave has just gotten over a pathological fear
of cheese.
Test #2:
Here
is the second image I showed to Dave. Frankly, his description just shocked
me. How often do you hear a womabt tell you he sees headless potatos standing
on soap boxes in front of the Chrysler Building chanting "The banana
is long and yellow!" while Peter Frampton autographs cinder blocks
for the local children? That's right, not too much! At this point I became
very apprehensive just being in the same room as this demented wombat.
Test #3:
By
now I'm watching the second hand drag across the clock face because this
rodent is scaring the crap out of me. I went ahead and showed him this,
the third image. He said he saw a butterfly in a meadow of daffodils.
What did you people
do to this poor creature that would cause him to conjure up such strange
things?!?
Sick people. You guys
are sick people.
Test #4:
Okay,
I decided to muster up my courage and show Dave the fourth and final image.
Dave squinted, gasped, and leaped off the couch. I warned him to stay
still and not come near me, but he told me he saw the evil Queen Velveeta
of the planet Lactose. He told me he'd banished her to the pits of stomach
acid on Gastro 4, but she would soon return for her revenge.
At this point I just
helped myself to some gin and contemplated a new line of work.
Just then, a vortex
of some sort came flying out of the broom closet! From this vortex emerged
an enormous chucnk of cheese with peculiar eyes and weird loopy things
circling them. It smelled of bile and started to speak Portugese.
Naturally
I was scared motionless. Dave unexpectedly leaped into the air and held
out some blue crystal. The demon cheese from Portugal disappeared back
into the broom closet from whence it came.
So, after all this
time, it occured to me! Dave's fear was not of cheese but the imperial
gaurds of Queen Velveeta that disguised themselves as cheese here on Earth.
The Queen was banished to the pits of stomach acid with a replica of the
crystal of Lactaid, but until Dave found the real crystal and banished
her again upon her escape, nobody would be safe.
Safe from what is a
question I can't anwser. Yeah, I was scared, but you have to admit, this
is a pretty crappy attempt at a fantasy story. This isn't exactly the
next Hobbit now is it? At least Dave's okay. So gentlemen at Reality Syndicate,
I emplore you, DON'T call me again if Dave is doing weird things. He's
probably just trying to save the world froma fictitious, poorly drawn
dairy product from Portugal.
Cheers!
Yurivich Gruskenvald,
Wombat Expert
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