C.W. and I were talking …
Actually, I was drawn into the room by commotion going on
among the three heads. When I came within range, Left Head and Middle Head were
berating Right Head.
“Shame,” said Left Head.
“My conclusion is that you have behaved poorly,” said Middle
Head.
“Bite me,” said Right Head.
I interjected. “What’s going on here?”
“He’s been misbehaving,” Left Head said.
“A danger to our mission,” Middle Head said.
“Up ya’lls',” Right Head said.
I said, “Ya’lls'?”
“I’m picking up on my Southern roots,” Right Head said. “The
rural south has been the moral backbone of America since before your Civil War.”
“Okay, okay,” I said. “Let’s all calm down and tell me what
the matter is.”
“He’s breaking the primary rule any rational person would
follow, and we’ve put a stop to it,” Left Head said.
“And that is?”
“I can’t say it,” Middle Head said. He turned to Left Hand.
“You tell him.”
Left Head took a breath. “While we’re taking our naps, he’s,
he’s, he’s … .”
Middle Head blurted it out. “He watches Fox News.”
“No,” I said.
“All of you just jump up our …” Right Head began.
“See what it’s doing to him?” Left Head said.
“Are you really doing that?” I asked Right Head.
“What if I am. How else would I know that Santa Claus and Jesus
are both white? It certainly wasn’t reported on the ‘lamestream’ media.”
I couldn’t speak.
He continued. “Or that Obama and his "communist"
cronies wanted to kill 10 percent of the population?”
Two sets of eyes rolled and then looked at me.
“Or that the Obamas had a secret terrorist fist jab?”
Left Head looked at me. “See the problem now? He’s been
sending some of this stuff to Falloonia. The Elders are threatening to have us
shipped back.”
I looked at Right Head. He smiled, “Did you know,” he said, “that
gay marriages will lead to interspecies couplings, humans to goats and the
like?”
“Stop it,” said Left Head. “Enough is enough.”
“Poverty Isn’t that bad, because poor people have fridges.”
This time Right Head had a most defiant look.
I finally had to ask, “Did you really get all this from Foxnews?”
“It might interest you to know,” Right Head said, “that
Travon Martin’s hoodie was responsible for his death and that Newt Gingrich's
infidelity might have made him a good president.”
“That’s absurd,” I said. “And that’s enough. We don’t watch
Fox News in this house. You are hereby prohibited from it. It makes you stupid
and we won’t allow it.”
He looked, at first, stunned. Then his look changed to
disappointment. We waited for his answer. Would he agree, or argue? He finally
spoke.
“Please?”
“No,” I said. "Prolonged use has shown to reduce your
understanding of the world, and, as I’ve said, it will make you stupid and
unable to understand reality.”
In the voice like that of a teenager, he looked at me a tear
came to what they call an eye in Falloonia.
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