"OUCH!" Said Adam.
"OUCH, MEEAOW!" Said Fritz.
"OUCH!" Said something else.
"Huh, who said that?" Said Adam, looking around him. All he could see were rows and rows of corn stalks swaying in the breeze and smiling at him. 'Smiling?' He thought, scratching a scab on his head in amazement.
"Eugh, you shouldn't do that, it won't heal otherwise!" Said the corn plant.
"I've seen a lot of shit these past few days, weeks, whatever", said Adam, "but I've never seen a talking plant before."
"You ever see an elephant fly?" Said Corn.
"No, I don't believe I have!" Said Adam.
"Correct! The only flies round here are bluebottles." Said Corn sniggering.
"Ts! Corny." Said Fritz, getting down to some serious grooming of his nether regions.
"You two should have died last week" said Corn.
"Waddaya mean?"
"Well, there seems to be a profound lack of interest in you from your creators and I don't think you should have dropped out of the truck, I think you were meant to die at the hands of hampster's vengeful wrath and got done with it!"
"How come you know so much then?"
Corn laughed, "I keep my ears close to the ground."
Fritz looked at Corn and rolled his wild looking eyes.
"So what happens now?" Said Adam.
"Now, the future is yours to make as you wish."
"Can't I just sleep this off? I seem to have been trippin' for weeks and I'm really fed up with it. You see, I don't really enjoy hallucinating, I'm a lager man actually, an aficionado of the golden nectar, it's only my gluttony for jam rolls that got me into this mess in the first place."
"Yes, but what you don't realise is that up to now, your er, trip as you call it, has been manipulated by forces outside your control, forces from another dimension."
"Up to now?"
"Yes. Most of them think you died in the truck, you see? You were never really in charge of your destiny, just a mere puppet providing amusement to the unmentionables out there somewhere. Well, now you'll find that things will begin to make more sense as time goes by."
"How long before I'm sober again, any ideas?"
Just then, an unmentionable from out there somewhere decided to check on Adam in the truck, little realising that he was too late, Adam was now a free man! Or was he?
"OUCH, MEEAOW!" Said Fritz.
"OUCH!" Said something else.
"Huh, who said that?" Said Adam, looking around him. All he could see were rows and rows of corn stalks swaying in the breeze and smiling at him. 'Smiling?' He thought, scratching a scab on his head in amazement.
"Eugh, you shouldn't do that, it won't heal otherwise!" Said the corn plant.
"I've seen a lot of shit these past few days, weeks, whatever", said Adam, "but I've never seen a talking plant before."
"You ever see an elephant fly?" Said Corn.
"No, I don't believe I have!" Said Adam.
"Correct! The only flies round here are bluebottles." Said Corn sniggering.
"Ts! Corny." Said Fritz, getting down to some serious grooming of his nether regions.
"You two should have died last week" said Corn.
"Waddaya mean?"
"Well, there seems to be a profound lack of interest in you from your creators and I don't think you should have dropped out of the truck, I think you were meant to die at the hands of hampster's vengeful wrath and got done with it!"
"How come you know so much then?"
Corn laughed, "I keep my ears close to the ground."
Fritz looked at Corn and rolled his wild looking eyes.
"So what happens now?" Said Adam.
"Now, the future is yours to make as you wish."
"Can't I just sleep this off? I seem to have been trippin' for weeks and I'm really fed up with it. You see, I don't really enjoy hallucinating, I'm a lager man actually, an aficionado of the golden nectar, it's only my gluttony for jam rolls that got me into this mess in the first place."
"Yes, but what you don't realise is that up to now, your er, trip as you call it, has been manipulated by forces outside your control, forces from another dimension."
"Up to now?"
"Yes. Most of them think you died in the truck, you see? You were never really in charge of your destiny, just a mere puppet providing amusement to the unmentionables out there somewhere. Well, now you'll find that things will begin to make more sense as time goes by."
"How long before I'm sober again, any ideas?"
Just then, an unmentionable from out there somewhere decided to check on Adam in the truck, little realising that he was too late, Adam was now a free man! Or was he?