The Unfortunate Times of Jimmy
One mans struggle with all things...generally
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Saturday, January 15, 2011
Jimmy in Space
Sunday, January 2, 2011
This is the day the Earth ends...
Monday, December 6, 2010
Jimmy and his love interest
As he came towards the end of the Champs-Elysees he walked past the fountains where artists and writers sat. Writing and painting about their lovers assumed jimmy. He looked up and in front of him waste archway signifying the start of le Louvre. He wondered though and saw the big glass pyramid's up ahead. Why not wonder round? Why not take in the culture? Why mope around when you can look on the bright side of life? Jimmy was after all in Paris! He was in the cultural capital of the world, fuck it - might as well enjoy himself.
He wondered through the maze that is le Louvre, having just about survived the massive queue. He saw some of the most brilliant art the world has to offer. The wings of victory, the Venus de Milo and some other stuff. But none of it compared to what he saw when he rounded one corner. He had to fight his way through a huge crowd of Asian tourists flashing their cameras, even though they had clearly been told not to. But once he had - he saw it, the most magnificent sight he had ever seen. The Mona Lisa.
Jimmy stood and stared at the painting until it was time for the Le Louvre closed. He was mesmerised by it. He then wondered over to the Eiffel Tower. This was now lit up in the night. He could see all the couples enjoying one of the most romantic views the world has to offer. He began to get sad again. He started to imagine himself here with someone, his perfect women. The image of someone who looked exactly like Mona Lisa came into his mind. He began to imagine a coy personality on to her.
Having sat under the Eiffel Tower in his own dream world for a good few hours Jimmy now went back to his hotel which he had booked for the night. It was a simple hotel with not even a TV in the bedroom. Jimmy just laid in the dark and let his mind to wonder. He felt his surge of loneliness again and was desperate to forget it. He started to imagine Mona again, he calmed down. He felt warm in his chest and butterflies in his stomach. He smiled. He made a decision, he had to see her.
Jimmy left the hotel, unnoticed...it was now 3am and everyone was asleep. The Champs-Elysees was still buzzing. It was no longer couples; it was now single people on their way to one night stands. The classy girls of Paris, those in high heels, short skirts and boobs handing out as they fall over on the floor and drag whatever rich boy they have found. The girl will of course hope that they will awake the next morning with a new rich boyfriend who will provide for them for life. In reality, they will awake with an STD and a note next to their bed saying simply “Thanks x”. Jimmy smiled at this though; his Mona was nothing like these girls.
Meanwhile, jimmy was sprinting down the Champs-Elysees clinging on to the painting. He was surrounded by sirens and still being chased by the security guard. His luck came when he barged his way through a crowd, politely of course he is British after all, and interrupted a street dance performance. Jimmy made it through unscathed but the pursuing card was caught by the foot of a French teenager spinning on his head. This sent the guard hurtling towards the ground and enabled the escape of jimmy, through the crowd and into a back road. Jimmy then stuck to the shadows as he made his way back to the hotel.
It was only once jimmy had gotten back into his hotel room that he contemplated on what had just happened. Why had he run? Why hadn't he just handed the painting in and given up the French crooks? He couldn't even find a decent answer to these questions when asking himself, let alone the inevitable moment when the police would ask him. All he knew was that he had Mona in room and he didn't want to give her back. He pulled her out of her tube and laid her flat out across his bed. He was now seeing her up closer then he had ever before and he liked it. He felt victorious; he had won her - no! Saved her! He fell asleep on the bed with no duvet but Mona pulled up over him. It was the best sleep he'd had in years! He slept for hours. He awoke just 2 hours before his journey back to London was due to commence again.
Having showered and packed his stuff away he stood staring at Mona Lisa on the bed. He knew it was decision time, was he going to attempt to sneak her back to his and keep her as his naughty secret forever? Of course he was.
The next morning jimmy woke up with the painting pulled up over him like a duvet again. He decided he needed to figure out something for his homes new resident. He headed down to B&Q and bought a frame. It wasn't quite the sweet ornate frame that Mona had in le Louvre but it was ok. On the way home jimmy passed a newsagent that had its usual sign outside "extra! (Insert story)" this particular sign read "extra! Mona list stolen". Jimmy got a lump in his throat upon reading this. He immediately went in and purchased a newspaper. Page one headline - Mona Lisa stolen from le Louvre. Jimmy read the article in the store, it essentially told him that the police in France were hunting for the 'man that got away' whilst the two crooks they has caught had given up their boss - a major mob boss in France - who had consequently been arrested for conspiracy which was suspected to bring the crime rate in France down by 60%. During interrogation the mob boss made a deal and gave up the would-be recipient of Mona who turned out to be a major art dealer in Germany. It turned out, after his arrest, that he had illegally become the owner of many art pieces. However, during all these arrests and revelations it was not discovered who had the painting. Police in France believed it had to be connected to their arrested mob boss and were now concentrating on bargaining and interrogation rather than further searching. Jimmy did a big sigh of relief and felt suddenly calm. He had got away with it, now he just wanted to go back home and see his prize again.
He got home framed Mona and placed her on his wall facing his bed. That way he could look at her last thing at night and first thing in the morning. It was once Mona was framed and mounted that jimmy got a feeling he hadn't had in a while. His adrenaline was still built up having seen the newspaper and well all the events of the last couple of days. He stood back and looked at Mona once again on the wall looking magnificent, drawing all attention in the room towards her. Her cheeky grin bringing out thoughts in jimmy. He remembered his dream from the other night and started to unbutton his trousers. He then pulled his trousers and tidy whities to his ankles and started vigorously masturbating whilst staring at Mona. His thoughts went back to imaging him painting her with her flirtatious smile and moved on to ripping a tight corset off her breasts. It wasn't long before his knees were shaking and going weak as he blew his load all over his carpet and wall (luckily not getting high enough to hit the painting - though I suspect jimmy was trying). Jimmy then fell back and sat on his bed, his trousers still at his ankles and his semen still on dripping on the wall. Then claimed a horrible moment of clarity for jimmy - the post ejaculation realisation. This is a consistent occurrence for men after ejaculating and it can be any realisation from how lucky you are to have just done what you did or how shamed you should be after what you just did. For jimmy it was the latter. He looked at Mona who now looked almost smiling at him in a mocking way. Had he seriously just wanked over a renaissance painting of someone’s head? He fell back to lying in the bed and slept. The next morning he awoke and tried to avoid even looking at Mona, he just headed straight downstairs and ate scrambled egg on toast.
It was later when jimmy was watching the news, which was still full of the theft at le Louvre, which he first thought about doing something with Mona. It was later when in bed and looking at Mona look back at him that jimmy decided to do something with her. He no longer had the emotions that she had brought out in him before, especially the one he'd had the day before. Now he was almost irritated by her presence. His decision was made, the next day he would handle this.
The French were pleased to have their painting back, the French police claimed that their strong investigation had scared the thief into sending back the painting and they would carry on their search - they didn't bother. Jimmy was just jimmy, a little bit more content alone, but generally the same man and would carry on his search.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Jimmy at Christmas
His next challenge came in the form of finding the people to give the presents to. He had to find one person for every demographic. He knew exactly how to do this. He placed an advert up on Craigslist – Man Seeking Chum To Give Present To. He placed one advert for every category. Except the under 18’s…that would just be teasing. Now he had to just sit back and wait for the replies. He was certain that he would get a response for each present…he was confident in the gifts he chose.
Jimmy was right to be confident in those gifts. His next challenge was one that he had not seen coming. He got thousands of responses per gift. He literally got more letters than Santa Clause that Christmas. Of course Jimmy was using email…he’s a bit more up to date than ol’ St Nick. Hotmail literally crashed when he opened his inbox, and I don’t mean his page…it used up so much energy opening the bloody thing that the whole Internet was used to do it. I know...I didn’t know the Internet was a limited resource either! Nor did Hotmail…their mainframe literally exploded and hundreds died. Jimmy didn’t know of this though…no BBC website to check it on…so he just kept plodding along with his plan assuming he was making the world and his life better. Now that Jimmy had crashed the Internet he had to do everything by hand. This made it more argeous. Luckily had had checked a few of his thousands of emails before the whole Internet was used up. This meant that he took those people to be the list. He wrote to all these people asking for a meeting. He would do this on an interview basis. Those that best suited being his friend would get the job. He would gather them and give them all a presents on Christmas Day and hopefully seal their friendships forever.
The first person he selected was the easiest. This person just had to fit his needs in a friend. As he went on this would become harder. He wasn’t just trying to make friends here; he was hoping to create a hugely diverse friendship group. Friendships that would cross age and gender boundaries. So number three pick would have to be suitable for both him and number two. Number four pick would have to be suitable for him, number two and number three…and so on. Jimmy decided the best place to start would be his own category. He was the ripe age of 24 at this point and therefore the male 18-25 group would be his starting point. He had managed to read 12 emails from this group and had only three replies to his letters requesting interviews. One response from a Manchester United fan, one response from an Arsenal fan and the other response was from someone who despised football. He interview the latter first as he was very curious as to why someone would actually say they ‘despised football’ when trying to convince someone to give him tickets to a game. And why would they want tickets!?
“To sell,” said this rather brutish looking man sat in front of Jimmy. This man looked like your typical hardnut. He was born to hurt people. I would say that the sun glimmered off his skinhead, but with it being December, winter and Britain it is safe to say it didn’t. But he looked exactly the kinda guy Jimmy did not want to be friends with. When Jimmy asked his favourite activities he answered, “Fighting, rioting and knitting.” After further enquiries it turned out that the third activity stemmed from the man being brought up by his grandmother. Still the first two made it certain in Jimmy’s mind that this man was not the chosen chum. Jimmy however carried on giving the man his chance, because Jimmy believed there were good qualities to be found in everyone. Jimmy was wrong. When asked what he disliked the skinhead replied, “Football, cheddar cheese and blacks.” The thing that worried Jimmy more than this answer was his response of, “Who doesn’t like Cheddar Cheese!” Jimmy had high hopes when he heard a man named James Jameson – surely he’d found another Jimmy…alas no, this man was not a Jimmy and nor was he to be a chum of Jimmy.
This left Jimmy with two options for his 18-25 year old chum, the Man Utd or the Arsenal fan. Jimmy wasn’t the most athletic of men but like all straight British men was a huge fan of football. However, he supported neither of these sides. He was a Wycombe Wanderers fan. So that was not going to help him choose which one. He had to interview them both, which after his horrifying encounter with the knitting Neo-Nazi was not his most favourite prospect. First up was the Manchester United fan. Being a Manchester United fan meant that he was of course from London. Which was handy because it meant he could meet both people in the same day. He took the Manchester United fan to a café and they got a nice fry-up lunch. This guy was a bit more Jimmy’s sort. He paid for the lunch – always a winner. He like football and knew it in and out. He was also open minded to all beliefs and tolerant to all ethnicities (a question that had now snuck into all Jimmy’s following ‘interviews’). Jimmy enjoyed spending time with him. The guy even said this immense little tidbit upon Jimmy’s asking, “So how are you?” when they first met. This guy (Tony - a name that almost, in Jimmy’s mind, rhymed with his own!) responded, “Not great actually, think I’m coming down with something.”
“Oh dear, what’s up?” replied Jimmy.
“I’m not sure.” Answered Tony. “I have a bit of a sore throat. Might be because that thing I ate of the Christmas tree…think I’ve got tinsel-itus.” And as he punned he let out a big “Waheyyy!” Jimmy was a fan of this man. He certainly scored big!
Jimmy was starting to feel anxious about the project he had taken on. Yes he had just found the guy that would be his new chum. He had informed Tony that he was the one that would be accompanying him to the game and made arrangements to meet him on Christmas Day to hand over Tony’s ticket. Tony was delighted and Jimmy felt like he might have made a connection. However, this did not stop Jimmy’s anxious feeling. Yes, he had made one potential chum…but he had met two psychos as well. Jimmy questioned his mission. But then he realized what was next. The 18-25 year old women. This was surely going to be Jimmy’s favourite category. He had 12 responses to his letters asking to meet up. He had sent 22 and decided the best way to get through this large number was to organize a speed-dating event. Just him and what he had hoped would be 22 ladies. Sadly only twelve confirmed they could come, and even sadder only 9 turned up…and then one left upon seeing Jimmy. Still, Jimmy was not disheartened. He had eight women to speed date and decided he would give them five minutes each to try and wow him. The prize would be a year’s subscription to Heat Magazine. He didn’t think this present would have such appeal. He had struggled to come up with it as women would always be something that he never understood…especially women between 18-25. He had prepared 10 questions on which to base the speed-dating interviews:
1) What is your name? (Always a good start)
2) Where are you from? (Still could)
3) Have you ever had sexual relations from someone you simply considered a ‘chum’? (Perhaps too direct)
4) What is your marital status? (Probably get away with that one…maybe not considering the previous question)
5) How would you describe yourself? (The ruling was that anyone that said the words: random, crazy or mental would loose serious points, anyone that said the exact words “You never know what’s going to happen when I’m around!” Would be asked to leave – this happened twice)
6) Who is your favourite celebrity? (A good question to ask a Heat reader I have to admit)
7) What was the last book you read? (Someone actually answered “Does Heat count?” Which was only beaten by “Ermmm…Probly Jordan’s novel…Oh wait…is a novel a book?” – she was also asked to leave)
8) If you were a type of cheese what type of cheese would you be? (Abstract I like it!)
9) Can you put together your own Ikea sets? (Jimmy didn’t want the group to have to always be spending their time on this)
10) What’s your favourite drink? (End on a jolly note)
Despite Jimmy’s well thought out questions he did have 4 walkouts, which left him with the choice of two ladies. Trisha and Beatrice. Beatrice, however, had scored magnificently badly on every question. Her answers and Jimmy’s notes went much like this:
1) Beatrice – is she 60 years old!?
2) Doncaster – either got Aids or kids
3) Yes all the time – yes was good but the all the time confirms the Aids.
4) Divorced – by 25? Crazy!
5) Totally random – serious points drop
6) Robert Patterson – necrophiliac
7) Twilight – dim and possibly a mental
8) Cheddar – borrrring
9) What’s Ikea? Definitely dim
10) Orange Reef – might actually be 13 years old
The choice was easy for dear Jimmy. Trisha would get the subscription. He arranged to meet her at the same place he was meeting Tony on Christmas Day. A Gang was forming.
Having felt that he had been quite efficient on this one he decided to keep the pace up and that women were the way to do this. He went for the 26-50 year old women category next. He also got the joy of marching into Ann Summers for the first time in his life. He had often stood outside seeing who was popping in and out and wondering what they were buying (a little weird I know), but now he had a purpose to go in. He marched in, banged his fist on the counter right in front of the teenage shop assistant and in his most demanding voice said “Give me your finest rampant rabbit please madam!” Everyone stopped what they were doing and stared at him in shock. And not just the people in the store, even people passing buy had heard him and stopped to stare. The shop assistant looked both shocked and thoroughly annoyed at the same time and eventually snapped back, “Alright mate, if you really need it that bad.” Laughter spewed out of the many onlookers’ mouths and Jimmy’s sense of purpose was transformed into embarrassment and a want to get away as quickly as possible. The shop assistant fetched him the vibrator and Jimmy basically through the money at her. He ran out the store…forgetting the vibrator. He then ran back into the store greeted by the shop assistant who loudly shouted, “Your Back!” Again, the whole store laughed at Jimmy, this time at the fact he seemed like a regular vibrator a purchaser. He picked up the vibrator and out he ran again.
He had an easy time deciding between the three women who agreed to meet him for interviews. The first was Margaret. She was an old pub landlady who had seen some things in her time. Bit more Peggy Mitchell than Claudia Schiffer. Not exactly what Jimmy wanted. She had what can only be described as a ‘Cougar Smile’, but not that of Demi Moore’s. A grin that highlighted the glint in her eye. A glint that suggested in her time she has eaten many a man like Jimmy for breakfast. She had stories that horrified Jimmy. She told stories of when she had to break up a fight between two squaddies - they both left with broken noses as she dived across the bard with a stiletto in her hand. She was very touchy feely the whole time she was with Jimmy which made him very uncomfortable. She sat so close he could smell the odor permeating from her skin. It was that same smell that exists in pubs that have been running for years and still have many of their original customers sitting at the bar. She smelt like the ‘essence of pub’ and this was not to Jimmy’s liking.
The second woman was his mum. This led to the most awkward meal of Jimmy’s life and a definite no.
The third woman (Kathy) was a winner! Not only did she love Christmas and the idea that Jimmy had come up with for the most diverse group of friends ever. But she was also a black, 37 year old, bisexual who said she seriously needed a vibrator (this meant nymph in Jimmy’s eyes). This was much more like the lady Jimmy had hoped would fill this classification. It also made the group that much more diverse. The deal was done and she eagerly agreed to meet Jimmy on Christmas days with the others and pick up her Rampant Rabbit.
Next up was the very different Gerry Jefferson. He was a 48-year-old lawyer who ran one of the largest law consultancies in London. He married his university sweet heart and stayed married to her until she sadly departed this world just two years before Jimmy encountered him Gerry. He only drank the finest whiskies, which he often did in his penthouse flat in the City. However, he felt one thing was missing from those nights with the Whiskey…a box of Cuba’s finest cigars. He found Jimmy’s idea of the worlds most diverse group of friends fascinating. He told Jimmy of how he had always been too busy with work or too loved up with his wife to really make a close-knit group of mates and maybe now was the time. Jimmy immediately idolized Gerry who was one of those men that could talk for Britain without once being dull. He had a keen whit and a blunt manner, which allowed him to be both brutal and sharp all at once. Decision made! Gerry agreed to meet Jimmy at the same time, as the others on Christmas day and Gerry would finally get those cigars.
Now Jimmy had reached the bit he had been putting off and was most worried about…The OAPs. What would they be like? Would he be able to relate to people of that age? Having enjoyed Gerry’s company so much and realizing how close he was to the barrier he opted to meet the men first. He hoped for another Gerry, but he soon realized that you don’t meet more than one Gerry in a lifetime. There is only one Gerry Jefferson. Instead he met two men who were both 85 years old. They had answered Jimmy’s advert during a session with a volunteer from Help the Aged. They were from the same retirement home but seemingly had never met…or maybe just always forgot meeting. Jimmy met them both at the same time in the lounge of the retirement home. Peter was the most coherent of the men but kept babbling about the war. Only being interrupted by Dennis’ incontinence. Once the nurse had cleaned Dennis up and moved him back to his room Jimmy told Peter that he would like him to join his group. Peter got very excited (seemingly thinking he had been chosen for a special mission) and sure enough wet himself as well. When the same nurse rushed to clean up Peter, Jimmy told her the time and place that Peter should meet him on Christmas Day and she promised she would personally ensure that he was there.
Jimmy just had one classification left, the over 50’s women. He feared they would be just like the men. There were two of them…and one of them was. Beatrice (he knew it was an elderly name!) was so excited to see Jimmy that she did a tiny poo. She seemingly did not notice…Jimmy did. It smelt the whole conversation they had. She kept saying how Jimmy reminded her or her grandson, Alexander. Apparently, he was an accountant. Jimmy suspected he knew his favourite hobby. The meeting with Beatrice did not last long…she fell asleep mid-sentence. Jimmy tried waking her but when he couldn’t he left a note saying it was great to meet her and left. He later feared she had died.
Jimmy was seriously worrying about meeting the next women and phoned her before the meeting to ask her age. He was not age-ist but given recent experiences just wanted to be prepared. He was delighted to hear that Rita was only 55. He met her at the local Tesco, as she had to do her Christmas big shop. Jimmy went around the store with her as she chose the delights she would be cooking for Christmas. She was a single mum with 6 children. Her husband had walked out on her after the last one but she refused to grant him the divorce due to her strict Catholic upbringing. She had worked off jobs all her life as she tried to raise the kids. She said they had struggled to get by but now the older was soon to leave home she wanted to do it all over again. She was looking forward to having them all visit for Christmas, the eldest with his new wife. She had a brash attitude about her and took no nonsense from anyone. She gave the fishmonger in Tesco’s jipp when he tried to give her what she felt was a “measly handful of prawns”. Jimmy was seriously impressed with her but wondered why someone so confident in herself wanted to a driver’s license with a younger age on it. Her simple answer was, “I’ve ‘ad kids in the house for 27 years…’bout time I had me fun!” Jimmy loved her! Easy choice! She agreed to leave her very busy Christmas Day in order to meet Jimmy and the rest of the gang and pick up her present.
Jimmy was set. He had picked his group. Now he just had to meet them all with their gifts on Christmas Day. He didn’t have long to wait. He had met Rita on the 22nd December. He spent the next two days either wondering what the meeting would be like or wrapping the gifts. The day finally came. The most diverse group of friends ever would finally meet up. At 3pm on Christmas Day they all met up at the agreed meeting point. This was just by the fountain at Piccadilly Circus. Jimmy got there at 2:00 to ensure he was the first there. One by one they all arrived and were all very friendly to each other. Jimmy felt like he had done well and some real connections were being made. Even the nurse that left her own Christmas Day to bring Peter was seemingly enjoying herself. Jimmy handed out the gifts and was delighted to see the smiles on all the recipients’ faces. He was shocked to find that they had all gone to the effort to find him something. He finally had people to share Christmas with. The group had a great laugh as they drank the champagne and orange juice that Jimmy had brought. Rita had made some mince pies, which also went down a treat. As they parted they all agreed to meet every Christmas at 3pm in the same place and swap presents and life stories. Jimmy had done it! The most diverse group of friends ever! He was a very happy chappy that Christmas Day.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Jimmy and his promotion
So when the next call came in, Jimmy picked up the phone with his usual "a hoi hoi"
"Erm yes hello"
"Hello there! How may I be of service" jovially responded jimmy in a manner which was most perturbing in it's jollyness.
"Erm yes ok...my names Dr. Abbott"
"Why hellooo there Dr. A! How can I help you today?" Jimmy butted in, still far to jolly to be considored anything other than creepy but certain that he was the king of customer service.
"Erm well I guess you can help me, I am throwing a rather large symposium next week and am looking for something rather extraordinary as a final act, something to wow the crowd."
Jimmy pretended to think for a second and then replied, "Oh yes we have something that certainly fits this criteria, the crowd are always wowed by my robotics."
"Wow that's perfect! Are you free in a couple of Saturdays time?"
"I am sure I can manage that," replied jimmy desperately trying to be non-chalent.
Jimmy told himself the hard bit was done. He had got the gig, all that was left was to rely on his natural talent and be so entertaining that the people forgot he wasn't the genius innovative robot they were expecting, but in fact just a prat busting out 80s dance moves. As the day approached Jimmy began to realise what he had done, he was forwarded a guest list of the event so he could see his audience and he realised that amongst these many genius's, geniuses, geniu-I, were the scientists that evented some of the most deadly weapons in the world. They may obliterate Jimmy there and then. He got worried, he couldn't sleep, he couldn't eat, he was quite frankly panicked. Then yet another idea came into his head, he would wear a robot suit whilst he did his robotics. Nobody would be nun the wiser if he did it well enough. It would be the ultimate test of his robotic ability.
The next day, the morning of the symposium, he went to the garden centre and bought all the products that he could. He had metallic spray paint, he had cardboard boxes and he had some crayons. He spent lunchtime fashioning a robot costume and then trying to climb inside it - which involved falling out of it many times.
The symposium was nearing it's end, it had been a huge success and yet Dr Abbott was still frantically panicking, his headline act had yet to appear, his cherry on top was missing, there was no piece de resistance. The time to announce Jimmy's robot had arrived but yet the actual robot hadn't. "I am afraid there will be no finale today, the pre-ordered entertainment has failed to..." Suddenly the lights went low and spot lights started flashing through the audience and the stage. The stage started to fill with smoke, Dr. Abbott stood there confused. Then the doors at the back of the auditorium flew open and a light shone up the isle so bright that many of the academics had to avert their eyes, it was like an eclipse -you knew you shouldn't look but they so wanted to see they couldn't help it. What priceless piece of entertainment laid in store for them?
A booming voice came over the tannoy, "Behold the eighth wonder of the world ...Jimmytron!" And with that a man covered in silver painted cardboard boxes walked down the isle doing his best impersonation of a robot. The audience was stunned, Dr. Abbott's jaw dropped. The robot made it's way up the stage stairs, once reaching the top it proceded to moonwalk into the centre of the stage (a move Jimmy learnt just for this gig). Jimmytron then went through the classic moves, it broke out the tea tray, it opened the can, it waved to the crowd - but in a robotesque manner. The crowd sat in disbelief as the music died down and the man in the cardboard robot suit stood there perfectly still. Then the big voice boomed one last time, "What lies between the world today and the world of tomorrow..."
The crowd looked around awaiting a response, "What was happening? What would happen next?" they kept thinking to themselves.
"...the minds of men" boomed the voice and then the music blasted into a new song. This song was far more up tempo and Jimmytron was moving around the stage at a pace that you would not believe, never had the robot been done at such a speed and with such precision. As Jimmy busted his best moves at this magnificent rate he would rip bits of the cardboard off revealing his skinny man body underneath (not that anyone at any point thought he was an actual robot). Jimmy finished, stood on stage in just his tidy-whities and the music boomed to an end and the lights lit up the room. The audience sat perfectly still staring at Jimmy. Dr. Abbott stood at the side of the stage fuming! He was sure Jimmytron had just wrecked his reputation in the scientific world. Then suddenly the crowd jumped to their feet, simultaneously cheering and clapping!
"Wow what great symbolisation of mans plight against technology" one hugely dawky man said to an equally dawky women as he clearly tried to impress her with his creative side. Jimmy bowed - in a robotic fashion of course - and then roboted his way over to Dr. Abbott who was still trying to stop his heart from racing with anger.
"You lucky son of a bitch," snarled the doctor.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Jimmy and his career choice
“Well, sir, you are one baboon that won’t be!” the Wimpy manager retorted as he rushed off, still unable to get rid of the shocked expression left on his face from Jimmy’s unfathomably honest answer.
Jimmy’s problem was that he had always believed the cliché honesty is the best policy. When in actual fact it usually isn’t. It is rarely the best policy, especially in a job interview situation. This essentially meant that Jimmy was buggered! He had no qualifications, which meant he only had a chance at gaining employment in ‘mcjobs’ and his honest and frank mindset meant that he could never blag those interviews.