Wednesday, September 5, 2012
The monster's plead (A "re" story)
Frankenstein repeatedly smashed his renewed enemy which was a renewed dead guy with stitches repeatedly going in and out of his repulsive skin. "Frankenstein!" The monster pleaded. "Why dost thou bash a renewed dead guy! I have been through much sufferings already! And to be regiven life and have to repeat a more miserable life with stitches repeatedly going in and out of my repulsive skin is such a pain in my renewed repulsive neck! Can thou not seest that?" The repulsive renewed repeated monster of a life form asked. "And the way I LOOK Frankenstein. It looks as if someone swallowed me, chewing me up in the process, and then regurgitated me into a mad man's emergency room and beat the rotting guts out of me before repeatedly sticking a needle and thread in and out of my repulsive regurgitated skin!" "So?" Frankenstein asked. " You killed my little brother, my best friend, and then when you killed my wife THAT was THE LAST STRAW!!!" Frankenstein must've repeated THE LAST STRAW a few dozen times for emphasis before continuing to beat the rotting insides of his repulsive, renewed, repeated monster of a life form.
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