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Google Soul.
 
Unfortunately…Unfortunately... this is where things started to go wrong.
Really wrong. Horrifyingly wrong. I first noticed there was a problem when the
back of my throat started burning. The cheese! The turkey! The broccoli! It was
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a fiery death on. With no other option but to try to fix my homicidal friend, I
ripped open the phone book and flipped through the yellow pages until I found a
Microwave Repairman. Except…Except...
 
Except that I have a really short attention span, due to
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slamming the receiver to the base in agony because my throat and tongue and
mouth were still hurting from the flames I had fanned in tearing out the
edibles. But that wasn't even the worst part…part...
 
I let out a scream. That wasn't the Microwave Repairman!
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physical condition. There was a pause and at first I assumed it was just an
accident or a prank or a discard beta version of a door bell dinging, but no.
Five and a half minutes later…later...
 
The door slammed open. In came three dapper young men from—something,
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gaped in horror as the three swashbucklers or whatever they were assembled in a
semi-circle, as if they perform some sort of strange dance. "I think I'll be
leaving now…now...", I muttered as my microwave…microwave... well…well...
 
Okay, fuck me, but my microwave had grown legs somehow and
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Well, fuck. Before I could turn my eyes back to the
intruders who I am unsure how they had broken into my house, I noticed
something…something... unexpected. The leader of the band had a giant 80s microphone in his
hand! Musical notes flew into the air as he began to…to... perform.
 
"Well...
"Well…
 
Something strange happened to me today
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I tried to talk my way out of it, but it was too late. I was
choking on microwave-ready pizza crumbs, and then I…I... I heard a bang. I felt
something oozing out of my head. Like a river flowing downstream. I felt an undescribable
pain, as the world around me faded to a frightening, darkening void…void...
 
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