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Cartoons, Porn, and Envelopes

Date: 31-Dec-2004/7:21+3:00

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Characters: voice one, voice two, me, woman

I was watching several nonexistent Homestar Runner cartoons, and other rather peculiar Flash animations. The URLs were things like "http://homestarrunner.com/painting/a".
Note I have in the past been semi-convinced that Homestar Runner is produced using software that is not available to the average consumer, and that their generosity in giving it away for free may be a by-product of some kind of "alien" scheme.
As I looked around the room, I noticed there were a lot of pornographic videos laying around. Some of it was "toon porn" and some was just "ordinary porn". I overheard some people talking, but I couldn't see them.
voice one: "It's like, yeah...if I knew I were going to die in just a few minutes, I'd want to spend the last moments of life doing it...just like in this video."
voice two: "Be realistic. Wouldn't you have something more important to take care of?"
voice one: "No man, I'd grab whoever I could find and get naked as quickly as possible."
I walked around a kitchen, looking for a piece of mail. My idea was to find out a name and an address. When I found one, at first it looked like "George" and it flickered a bit as I looked at it repeatedly, sometimes saying "Georgio". Last name looked like "Tivomoretto".
A woman in the kitchen was standing there, looking at me silently.
me: "Hey, can you tell me what this name says?"
She didn't answer, so I hit her in the nose with the envelope to get her attention.
woman: (annoyed) "What does it matter what the name means?"
me: "I'm not asking what the name means, I asked what the letters are."
She grabbed my arm in a painful way and I awoke.
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