How 'bout not? - Comedic short stories, sci fi, horror, ramblings, and occasionally digital images when I'm feeling especially frivolous.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Cult Calling -
Ring, Ring!
Donnie: Hello? Mom?
Mom: Donnie! I'm so glad I got in touch with you.
Donnie: What's going on, mom? I don't have a lot of time right now.
Mom: Well, your father and I just wanted to tell you about our trip to Germany. Also, we miss you.
Donnie: I miss you too, mom, but can't this wait? I'm supposed to be helping with the ritual.
Mom: You and your rituals! Can't the synchronized drinking of lethal poison wait a minute for your poor mother?
Donnie: No, mom, it can't! The overseer is all over my ass today. I already have two dress code violations! Not to mention that I accidentally mixed the blood of the innocent with the blood of a deranged hooker. The overseer says we may not even be able to perform the ritual today because of me.
Mom: Ohh my, I never thought this cult would be so strict. It sounds like YOU were the one who went to Germany!
Donnie: Not cool, mom! Nazi jokes are offensive and worst of all not topical!
Mom: Call down, sweetie. I meant nothing by it. I had a lovely time in Deutschland with your father. The sun was hot, the beer cold, and the frauleins busty.
Donnie: This is exactly why I joined a cult, mom. To get away from you and your irreverent humor. I don't have time for this.
Mom: Well, you could have just went to college like all the other kids. But ohh wait, you didn't have "time" in high school to study.
Donnie: I didn't go to college because I didn't want to! Cults are way better than colleges anyway!
They provide the networking opportunities of a fraternity, the vocational training of ITT, they have a great theater program, and all at a fraction of the cost! Ohh and I got a scholarship! You should be thanking me that you haven't gone broke from paying for my school!
Mom: Your father and I won't be thanking anyone when we are living in a nursing home and we have to beg the neighbors' son for money. He's going to be a lawyer, you know.
Donnie: Lawyers don't get to summon demons, mom.
Mom: I don't know what good a demon will do you when you're out in the street.
Donnie: The overseer says that once we summon the evil demiurge Asag the streets will run with the blood of the innocent.
Mom: Who is this overseers who knows so much? Has he even met this "Asag?"
Donnie: He is a she, mom, and she knows because it was all foretold in the Annals of Silius the Depraved.
Mom: Ohhhhhh, I see. This is about a girl.
Donnie: It's not like that....
Mom: You're just like your uncle! You have a priestess fetish!
Donnie: Stop it! No, I don't!
Mom: Fine, just don't come running to me when she wants to use your taint shavings as an ingredient for the mind-numbing gruel.
Donnie: Mom, I really have to go.
Mom: Wait a minute. Your father wants to talk to you.
Dad: Donnie?
Donnie: Hi Dad.
Dad: Donnie, we're going to be switching our phone plan. Your sister wants unlimited texting so we're changing to Sprint.
Donnie: Okay.
Dad: We're going to have to trade out your current phone for a different model. You've got two choices. One is one of those flippy phone things and the other one has a touch screen. The guy at Radio Shack told me that touch screens are the big thing these days.
Donnie: Sure, that's fine, dad. Whatever.
Dad: The touch screen phone is $30 more expensive, though.
Donnie: I really don't care, dad. Either one is fine.
(Strange chanting)
Donnie: Shit, they're starting the ritual. I have to go now, dad.
Dad: Wait!
Donnie: What, dad?
Dad: It's your auto insurance. Your premiums are going to go up unless you speak with the insurance agent.
(Blood curdling scream)
Donnie: Shit! I'm missing the sacrifice!
Dad: Donnie, before you go I have to tell you one last thing.
Donnie: Yes?!
Dad: It's your taxes. You're going to have to do them on your own this year.
Guttural Voice: Tra amd uk rikomesae ek mesr ik!
(Screaming and laughing)
(click)
Dad: Donnie? Donnie? - (to mom) I didn't even get to tell him about the all the ketamine we've been doing recently.
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THIS ONE. something made me think kids in the hall.
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