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Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats, the show will now begin…. Introducing the man, the myth, the legend, the one and only Great Sabantini!!! Thank you, thank you ladies and gentlemen. For my first trick ladies and gentlemen, I will perform open heart surgery with my eyes closed… For my second trick I will solve world hunger… For my third trick, I will make all the terrorist disappear! And for the finally ladies and gentlemen, I will make the deaf hear, the blind see and make a fat man regain his sense of smell! Now I know what your thinking and your right it’s very dangerous to do what am about to do, but don’t worry ladies and gentlemen. I am a trained professional. Now for my first trick I will need a volunteer?

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I was on the 16Th hole on Saturday when I was struck by lightning. It knocked me flat on my back. When I came to, I realized I was given a gift. A gift from the golf gods themselves. I usually shot in the hundreds. My game sucked. I was the laughing stock of the clubhouse until this point. I never finished the game that day, but as I was leaving in the ambulance I seen the fairways and greens in a whole new light, like a path was drawn out for me. The tension of my swing at ease. I new the next day which was Sunday I had to play. The weather called for showers, but it looked like it wouldn’t hit til late afternoon. I challenged Bob McCormmick the local golf pro to a heavily wagered skins game. He accepted. I have to say I was destroying Bob the first 9 holes. I was playing out of my head. No bogeys, 4 pars and 5 birdies. The next 9 one par, 2 eagles and 6 birdies. I took him for a cool 9 hundred. It was my best game and last time I ever golfed like that again. Just kidding. I actually had a dream I golfed like that. I woke up from a hospital bed from being struck by lightning. I’m paralyzed on the right half of my body. I will never golf again.

 

 

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As he held the gun to his head, he asked God what his purpose was. All he wanted was a piece of happiness, just one little bite. He pulled the trigger, but no bullet came out, safety off, gun loaded…. he had his answer. He went and filed a lawsuit against the gun shop that sold him his 6 shooter. He claimed because of the malfunction, he had to live a life of agony. Everyday waking up to the same scenario’s. Everyday seeing the same faces. This man claimed he had just cause to sue. The case went to court and he won. Now he is a millionaire that lives in Beverly Hills. He opened a school for those that don’t know what to do with their lives. They sit around and talk for hours about what they should  talk about. He has a book coming out about absolutely nothing. Some say he has a best seller on his hands. I heard he is even in talks for a movie deal. I think it’s gonna be a suspense… 

 

 

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I say tomato. I say tamato. The indecisive actions I portray lead me astray. Should I make a left or should I go right. My memory remembers faintly. I can’t pin my finger on it. It’s on the tip of my tongue. What was the path, the cure, the consistency. Up and down. The highs-the lows. I’m happy. I’m sad. I sleep for 12 hrs. I sleep for 2. I got a ton of cash. I have to scrounge for change. I drink until I’m sober. I laugh when I should cry. I’m in a box inside of a box. My cousin thinks I’m crazy. He tells me this from the insane asylum. I write with my left, but I’m right handed. I’m always late to my job, but early for the next day. I was born in a barn, a barn without hay. My name is John P. Seasaw.

 

 

 

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A dark mist grew over the city as thick as smoke. Sudden flashes glimmered as if a big storm was brewing. It was the summer time and the humidity was high enough to sweat a 400 pound man to an easy 280.  The signal on my T.V. was fuzzy and the lights kept flickering. I was home alone. I got chills up my spine as these insane thoughts entered my mind. I tried to push them out as I sipped on a 40 ounce of colt 45. I even tried calling some friends and family, but the lines were busy. I faintly heard sirens in the distance, so I opened my window and looked outside and it was empty, but for some reason I felt like I was being watched. A smell of bacon crossed the passage way to my nasal cavity. I think I was hungry.  I decided to get some fast food, but when I went to start my car it was dead. My hunger grew intense. I was craving meat. Ra-min noodles was not going to cut it this time. I needed to eat. The closest source of food was 3 miles away. I wasn’t walking. Then there he was. I saw an owl in the tree across from my bedroom. I wondered what he taste like. I nicknamed him sport, because if I didn’t get something to eat soon he would have to be a good sport about me eating him…

 

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