Tuesday 1 October 2013

01/10/2013 - PARSIMONY IN LEICESTER SQUARE

Parsimony in Leicester Square. A crime of comical proportions. The endoscope is firmly wedged up the rectal cavity of a quilt mage and the steppers of stoppers are coming out and climbing out of their coming out just to lay claim to their floating respects. As is expected of a grand ensemble of dedicated loose hounds, these men and women of the Inanimate Crossing only spew forth humdrum jokes and recite obscure Shakespearean lines about sleeping and dancing. A few of them dare to pick and choose their sources but they are summarily shunned by their brothers of the mindless platitude.

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Reams and reams of pasture later, Erasmus will go out with his Police Master Notebook and pore over the cynicism of such a horrific act. He has never been more than quite a detective before so he believes that this is a good and shiny way to start the proceedings. Little does he know that the culprit is neither in the city nor in the galaxy, it was an Act of God but maybe without the capital letter, nothing has really been confirmed yet. The rings are in fact finely-spun yarn that we introduce to the public at large to keep them entertained for a brief and soluble period of time. It works for the most part but we have seen some incidents. Erasmus, on the other hand, not precisely. Erasmus is a man with a mission and that mission often takes the form of a bad sense of strategy. He will literally punch through every obstacle unless he needs to use his foot to address the matter. His head is coming off spirit by spirit but it retains its gummy texture, perhaps gaining more of a sickly sheen. He is a pustule that we can thank Mr Thank for. And Neil, though Neil is only a brother and a half-brother at that.

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Erasmus nicked the Police Master Notebook when he believed we were in the kitchen attending to the turkey basting. We were, in fact, trying out the stuffing as a potential explosive which it did, spectacularly. The jammy git not only took the notebook, he also nabbed a corner of the recipe card as well, leaving behind a caddish number for all the unsuspecting and unbelievably randy women and even some of the finger-licking dudes as well. All Erasmus left behind his a cyclical trail of whey and urine. We are pursuing him like we do any vigilante, with a clamour of afterwards and a few one-two-one-twos to keep us going in between. At least the offence has not been taken by Neil, he has helped us from the day that followed the day go. He will die, we believe, before we can get him to the ladies room. It is with great pleasure that we state that this troublesome faux detective will end his investigation within a humble women’s toilets. He will no doubt cry when he notices a distinct lack of men with skulls tattooed on their faces.

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