TV HEAD
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Ongoing, First published Oct 14, 2015
Mature
"What the fuck?"
"Um, what's that thing?"
"Oh my god, get away from it!"
"Now, honey, just keep walking and don't stare..."

These are all murmurs I hear from unfamiliar figures as I walk down the street. It's gotten old. Honestly, humans can be boring. Unoriginal. Blithering. I wasn't created with any fucks to give.

Besides, they have a damn good reason to be so cautious and nervous around me. I don't think you see a perfectly human-like body striding down the sidewalk with a blasted television where their head ought to be on a daily basis. They have every right to be confused. Hell, I'm confused, myself.

Whatever, I have friends. I have a life. They aren't normal by society's standards, but they work. Just... not for other people.

Screw other people.
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Mature. Strong language, etc.
This is the story of a group of weirdos :^)
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