I
Should Have Been the Spring Mascot!
By Bitter Watermelon, as told by
Jason Cross |
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Hey
everybody, look, it's me! I make a great Mascot, don't you think?
I have MUCH better judgement than those morons running this poor
excuse for a website! GIVE ME ATTENTION!
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I can't even begin
to express how angry I am.
Sure, I know the Syndicate
creators have a lot to do, and I know they're awfully busy, and I know
they've already got two (yes, two) Mascots on contract for this
Spring, but just look at me! I'm a freakin' watermelon!!! What
could be a more perfect symbol for Spring than a huge talking watermelon?
In my book, nothing.
But nooooo, they couldn't
see it my way. I walked into the Syndicate expecting them to be begging
me to replace their old Mascots, considering I am after all a monstrous,
sentient watermelon. And guess what happened?!? That's right!!! I was
rejected! Utterly tossed out onto the street! Well, maybe not literally,
but I was not accepted as the new Spring Mascot, anyway.
Those stubborn fools
don't know what they're missing out on - just look at that picture to
the left I fabricated: don't I just fit perfectly into that little 90x90
spot? I sure think I do. And besides, all those other mascots do now is
sit there and stare at each other, blinking their eyes provocatively.
One of the creators told me this is supposed to be "significant"
and that it's "intentional". Ha! Look what I can do!
Sure, I don't move much, but I have a very dynamic expression! I can yell
louder than a 747 at 100 meters! I go very well with any picnic! Why did
they reject me? WHY?!?
The other guy told
me it had something to do with the fact that I burst through the wall
instead of using a door, and that I began screaming at everybody working
there immediately. I think I made that zombie guy cry. But come on, I
had to make myself known! I couldn't in good conscience ignore my talents
and natural perfection! I had to share it with the world! Loudly!
And violently!
Apparently some people
don't know the meaning of "subtle encouragement". But not to
worry, I may have lost the battle, but the war is yet to be decided! I
will fight onward, nobly, loudly, and wantonly! Get ready world, here
I come!
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