Trier-of-Stuff wasn’t bright, but the tribe depended on him. Whenever they encountered something different—a new fruit, another tribe, an inviting pool—Trier was there to dive right in. He liked the attention, certainly; but he loved all the females it brought him.
“Hey,” said Maker-of-Things. “I’ve been looking for you.”
“I’m sick,” said Trier. “It hurts when I piss.”
“That’s what I wanted to talk to you about. Remember that cutter I made.”
“Yeah,” said Trier. “That hurt, too.”
“Well, I have a new idea that might help you.”
“Huh?”
“Don’t worry,” said Maker. “Just hand me your cock.”
Image: The Sciolist.
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Posted to Sunday Scribblings #298—Health.
ReplyDeleteI laughed so much at this one. Well done.
ReplyDeletedark and funny.
ReplyDeletewow.
Posted to dVerse Poets Pub—Tripping the Cosmos.
ReplyDeleteugh...well..but honestly, i heard that it's more hygienic if a man is circumcised...
ReplyDeleteIndeed, what would one do without makers and triers, empiricists and idealists? Fun read.
ReplyDeleteUmm. As an empathic person, I'm not sure I'd agree that this was a fun read! Ouch!
ReplyDeleteyeah um...that would take a lot of trust...
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