Mr. Gravestone And The Spirit Of Vengeance - An Epic Tale Chapter 1A Story by TacoPandaIt was a dark and snowy summer's morn full of warmth and sunshine and Philip and his older brother Jimbo were walking to the town arcade where they had been planning to visit since the day their mutual friend Vince's sister's sister was born. They fortunately had a five dollar bill which they had received from Ted after running his pockets. Jimbo could hardly contain his excitement; Philip couldn't care less given that he is blind and deaf. Jimbo was planning on making his brother play Pac-man and let the festivities and jubilation commence. Upon entering the cade of ar, they both dashed to the change machine to turn their hard earned currency into little circular metal disks which we will call coins to protect their anonymity. Once the bill was placed into the machine it shot out five dollars worth of coins, but, it didn't stop there, the coins started shooting out every where. The children started scooping up their bounty, but, the woman running the joint started screaming "Leave those alone! Those are mine! Put those down!" The children obeyed immediately. This is where I come into the fold. I kicked in the door F.B.I. style screaming "THE DAY OF RECKONING IS UPON YOU!" I then stopped and looked at the charming young lads and said unto them "Don't take that s**t from this skeezer, grab the moneys and kill this lovely young sack of s**t." Jimbo shook his and Philips head making it abundantly clear they meant to "do the right thing" and leave the change and the clerk's head intact. But I didn't. I proceeded to grab a pencil, that fortunately for the clerk was laying by my feet, I then stabbed her in her face fifty-eight times then I set her on fire while giving her little eraser burns on her forearms with the other side of the aforementioned pencil. I then turned to the children and said calmly and sweetly "You have incurred my wrath, come hither and receive your mauling." Jimbo ran for the door abandoning his special needs/retarded brother. By the time he got to the door I was already waiting, seeing as I have super Jesus powers because I am the writer of this heart warming tale. I grabbed him by his countenance and swung him around slamming the back of his face into a rack of cute little postcards. I then brought him outside to my 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse, opened the back and placed his soft child's head where the door closes and began to smash his face with said door, two hundred and fifteen times to be exact. I then tied his feet to the back of my vehicle using about four yards of rope. The wheels that I peeled will go down in legend. We, that is Jimbo and I where coasting down the road at a leisurely ninety-five miles an hour. I then put on my best jet-skiing music and yelled out the wind ah "You ready Jimmy ol' pal?" He made no decipherable response, only a few gargling moans which I interpreted as "YEAH, GO FOR IT!" I then took a sharp turn going about eighty and watched as his body flew out in a wide arc taking out a few mailboxes (the big happy blue ones) and an old decrepit senior citizen who flew through the front window of a McDonald's from the impact. As this was all happening I shouted out to the McBuilding "Your days are numbered Ronnie!" while shaking a stern fist.
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