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                 Ideally, we, as human 
                  beings, would get smarter, stronger, more imaginative and more 
                  free thinking the older that we get. Instead we get duller, 
                  lazier, and more like a cog in the boring and broken down machine 
                  known as life. To quote Cliff Clavin, "What's up with that?" 
                  Sure there are still a few adults today with the minds of children, 
                  but they turn out to be gay children's show hosts, or mentally 
                  mongoloid. Or both. In which case we can't tap their minds to 
                  find out how to be free of the shackles of drab grown-up living. 
                  So sad. 
        
                 
                  
            
              
            Sometimes childhood
            can be so traumatic to certain kids that it causes them to lash
            out in the form of deluded fictional reality worlds in which
            they are kings/queens. The recent trend that I've noticed it
            children wanting to kill evil parents with Harry Potter-like
            mad magician skillz. The only cure that I've found is to drop
            a car on them and tell them that Ron and Harry must have lost
            their magical powers while flying to Hogwarts because they had
            the magic AIDs in them. That usually shuts the retard muggles
            up. | 
           
         
                As an experimental experiment I recently tried to find some 
                  of my lost imagination from years gone by. I spent an entire 
                  weekend reading old Spider-Man and X-Men comic 
                  books, playing with whatever GI Joe toys I didn't hawk off for 
                  booze money in college, looking through the women's underwear 
                  section of the 1987 Sears Summer catalog, and attempting to 
                  remember where the fuck the final dungeon was in the second 
                  quest in Zelda. Well, the comic books got boring fast 
                  (it amazed me to see just how completely repetitive they all 
                  were and how none of the female characters got naked). The GI 
                  Joes were still cool, but I didn't know how to get them into 
                  a battle-filled storyline that didn't involve Flint trying to 
                  seduce the lady Joes, the Baroness and Tomax and Xamot (who 
                  were the closest he was able to get anyone into the sack, FYI). 
                  The Sears catalog was still pretty provocative in this day and 
                  age, but when compared to the internet (where a boy can find 
                  over 2,000 images in less than 5 seconds of women sucking off 
                  kangaroos while cats with strap-ons shag them from the rear) 
                  it just ain't enough to do anything for me anymore. Honestly, 
                  now I need at least one form of hardcore lesbian action (involving 
                  no less than 6 women) to get even slightly aroused. I did remember 
                  where the final Ganon dungeon was in Zelda and I kicked 
                  the dark prince's pig ass back to the Golden Land, but without 
                  the use of realistic 3D polygon-graphics depicting severed limbs 
                  and gallons of blood drowning out my TV screen, well... 8-bit 
                  Link just doesn't do it for me anymore either... But not in 
                  a sexual way. Those tights are still ass perfect. 
                I guess that 
                  I blame society for my woes. You see, back in the old days, 
                  like King Arthur's time, kids only had a few board games and 
                  Slinkies to play with and they spent most of their time praying 
                  to a loveless god to spare them from the black death. That went 
                  on for generations. Now, every 6 months to a year toys and the 
                  availability of pornography evolve exponentially. In no time 
                  will we see the advent of soldier action figures that fight 
                  the bad guys themselves, without the aid of children, and then 
                  hit the local whore houses for some much needed R&R (the 
                  whore houses coming equipped with a life-sized blow up doll 
                  of Bangkok Betty with kung-fu grip and "sucky sucky" 
                  lifelike squishy sounds... God how I want to be a toymaker!!!). 
                Is this a bad thing though? 
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