My Addictive Brain wants me to attack coppers. I’ve reached boiling point. No amount of beautiful female backing vocalists can soften my soul. I need to attack coppers.
I reckon George Floyd’s family feel the same way. I lost my younger brother in custody too. He died on the floor of a police cell. It’s a long story, and I won’t go into it, but it was on the news, I had the footage on my PC, we attended an inquest, they got off the hook with slapped wrists.
Maybe I’ll tell you all about it one time.
His death (or murder) could have been avoided by thirty seconds of universal happenstance coincidental karmic synchronicity. If only his mother had returned from shopping to the house sooner. Or if only my dad had been at his fighting weight, ten years younger.
As I’ve just said, it’s a long and complex story.
I don’t really need to beat coppers up, I’m only fooling around there.
Already done it.
I launched a violent assault on three of them in the past. I thought they were shape shifting grizzly bears in humanoid form wearing multi-threat hi-visibility vests. I thought their motor was a nature pen on wheels, wherein I would be transported to some kind of sicko zoo in a far-flung region of this unhinged permanently shifting cosmos we unwillingly inhabit against our will.
I was stranded in a wild forest reserve at the time, after having traveled
miles away from home in a desperate bid to escape those pesky gang-stalkers I’m
always ranting on about. Why I was scared of them in the first place I do not
know. They have a habit of getting to you from time to time. Usually when you’re
enfeebled from your own false-givings.
I remain quasi-convinced that someone released a real bear into the park I was running around bare-ass naked in, lost in a rare cheaply-afforded drug-induced flowery flamboyant psychosis. I saw one, I really did, I saw one. It wasn’t a hallucination. Reality check here, Andy. Ah, there. Breathe. Relax. Think rationally.
These days my aggressors plant animals in my very own living room when I am conked out off poisonous drugs which I unwittingly purchase as Class As. I might have already told you that. They sneak open the patio and plonk in an exotic mammal. I'm isolated and vulnerable with no support network, so they think they can get with anything.
When appalling tactics like this occur, I have to adopt my inner jungle instinct. My native dark African interior self-ready dramatic baboon reveals itself. No wonder they call me a monkey.
I once ingested ketamine and turned into this common leaping baboon on Burger King car park. There were no other animals present, apart from my lazy friend who I shall not name, who was kinda representing a sloth. He's so slow, he'd be late for his own funeral. He walks backward in a comatose state most of the time.
But back to bears...it's important to remember this about them:
If it's brown, just lie down. If it's black, it's okay to fight back. If it's white, say good night.
I stood up to the one I encountered and started doing star jumps while clapping my hands. Then I grabbed a big stick and chased it away. Seriously. Loads of barmy things have happened to me. This is the kind of wacky foolishness which happens when you get targeted by governments and private enterprise for a living.
I sometimes felt like someone had volunteered me for an episode of The Crystal maze, with Rob Zombie's Spooky Surgeon in control of proceedings. Rob Zombie is a horror director. You may have heard of him. I don't mind mentioning his name here at the honey pot. If you think he's disturbing, then you should meet the distasteful characters who are clinically obsessed with stalking me around the clock everyday of the week.
It takes some mettle to meet them with cold detachment, in order to cope. I used to share jokes with them, when they love-bombed the daylights out of me. These days I straightforwardly insist they go away. To no avail of course. I'd say they don't listen, but they listen intently perpetually, even when I'm talking (or thinking) bollocks. They just don't listen to me when I'm telling them to crawl into a lonely corner and die alone somewhere.
I wish they did. But then what would I write about? A Mills & Boon bro-mance?
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