In the spirit of Conman’s recent post, I have gone a few BEERS deep and would now like to talk about a few things that are on my drunk mind.
First, a business idea: Canned water. It will be like bottled water, but even stupider. Because the WATER is in a CAN. Because whoever first thought to sell bottled water to morons for literally INFINITY times more than the actual cost of the FREE SHIT THAT FALLS FROM THE SKY is so rich that he might take a reduced salary just to play basketball with Dwyane Wade.
It’s an $8BILLION industry. We could even call it RAIN, because, why not sell even FREER shit to even DUMBER people, so we can make even MORE money?
It’s a fool-proof business plan… and, it’s a fool-based business plan. That is, the PLAN is based on an unlimited number of FOOLS… with money. And I’m not even talking about the investors!
But still, we’ll need to be lucky, because even the most well-thought-out economic scams can fail. RIGHT SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM? So to get that extra edge, I googled “I’m feeling lucky” and then clicked “I’m feeling lucky”. It was so meta that GOOGLE actually REACHED OUT from my computer screen and clicked ME.
This was all just proof that the Internet wasn’t designed by a woman, because it doesn’t mind being USED without asking you to tell it “what you’re feeling right now”.
If google were a woman, the #1 search result button would be “I’m GETTING lucky”. Am I right fellas??? I’ll click THAT button! Hey-O!!!!!!!!
The worst part would be the timer: “1,080,000 results in .24 seconds”. Fuck you google! If you want a longer “search” then why don’t you just Ask Jeeves, slut!
Ask.com isn’t the best search engine, but I still Ask Jeeves questions all the time. For example, the other day I asked “Where’s Waldo?” and Jeeves returned 0 results. That fucker really IS hard to find!
But it made me think: maybe I’m asking all the wrong questions, in search engines, and in life. Instead of “Where’s Waldo” maybe I should be asking “WHO is Waldo?” And, “Why is this homeless hitch-hiker leading innocent and naive little children all around the world to strange cities until they are ‘lost’ in the crowds?”
Or, “How can I do that?”
Maybe we’re also asking the wrong questions about our OTHER great American heroes. Consider Helen Keller. Sure, you could ask “How did a blind deaf-mute accomplish so much in her life?” or “Where did she gather the courage to endure so much after being given so little?” or “What would it be like to know someone who is so inspirational?” But did you know that late in her life before she died, in addition to all of her other hardships, Helen Keller also suffered from a stroke? So maybe the real question we should be asking is:
How the FUCK would you know???
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