So I might as well explain myself.
Not really.
I don’t know how this happened either.
I was actually quite lucky.
I missed almost all the action.
Keep in mind the thing people say about truth and fiction.
Then, stick it on a gold plate and stuff it down their throat.
Yeah, I’m a vindictive bastard.
For me, life had a way of screwing everything over.
My fifth birthday, on which I might be able to see my father who was in the armed forces at, was snowed away.
It was mid-May.
He was detained and then passed along to the next base.
I didn’t see him until the end of that tour.
Then, when I was ten, I went to a game.
I caught the home-run ball.
Some beer-gut oaf stole it.
And my father was hit by a car the same day.
He died.
I was fifteen the next time.
My mother remarried in Vegas while I was at a boot camp.
The old pervert tried to rape me the first day.
Stands to say, I still have that restraining order in place.
I was twenty when my girlfriend left me for someone else.
She was four months pregnant.
The child wasn’t mine.
And unless science made some freakish leaps while I was in shock, I was pretty sure the kid didn’t belong to the-person-she-left-me-for.
I’m sure someone would have told me if women can get together and make kids.
I mean, I would be out of a job.
Did I mention my mom died of a heart attack?
She was only forty and didn’t show any indication of bad health.
So as I’m sure you’ve seen fives are the ways things go for me.
Life is a “insert your favorite profanity here” car crash of calamity.
It was just a matter at the time that 5^2 happened thing would be freaking terrible.
It was the best day of my life, if you disregard the end bits.
I woke to my alarm clock going off on time on a Thursday, something that never happened.
My current girlfriend didn’t try to kill me or smash my face in or anything that could have possibly happened.
Use your imaginations; I only listed those because they did happen.
I still have no idea why Becca Roberts whaled on me in the tenth grade.
Becca, care to explain?
Anyway, I worked the nine-to-five at my go nowhere job.
And that day, I got promoted.
My favorite Indian place didn’t have the half block line at lunch.
Hey, I’m a pretty simple guy that likes samosas. I really had to include it.
And my girlfriend had a surprise.
I liked the way she said surprise.
And it all went to hell.
The team I supervised was so inept they dropped a water tank on me.
I still have no idea how that was possible since we didn’t have any water tanks in the office.
But, I ended up in a hospital doing something that reminded me of House.
I went through who knows how many scans.
Actually, the doctors would know but they are busy at the moment.
Then, like something straight out of a Grey’s Anatomy, I catch my girlfriend kissing the doctor.
And worst part was, I had the inane ability to choose that moment to slip into a coma.
So you all wonder what being in a coma is like.
It’s like being trapped in a dark room and there is to light switch.
Well, it was for me. I don’t know about the rest of you.
So I muddled about doing whatever it was the brain did.
Then I saw the light.
Everything I knew was different.
For one, I had half a head of hair.
Secondly, I was starving.
Thirdly, there were zombies.
Yeah, you heard that last bit.
Now you know why I didn’t tell you how many times my head went through that scanner.
And why I brained a zombie.
This is would be a great time to cut to commercial.
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