There Can Be a Hundred People in a Room and Ninety-Nine Don’t Believe in You
There can be a hundred people in a hundred different rooms and none of them believe in you. Sometimes things just work out like that.
Colin is a writer from New York. He has written humor for McSweeney's Internet Tendency, Reductress, BuzzFeed, and Splitsider.
There can be a hundred people in a hundred different rooms and none of them believe in you. Sometimes things just work out like that.
Many have told me that there would not be a problem in the first place if I would just get out of the way. Unfortunately, that isn't how I see it.
Visual Processing (1/20th of a Second): Jeff Bezos will register a piece of visual information, sending it up the ocular pathway to the brain.
These events are particularly disturbing given that we do not know Gritty's political party, nor is he a resident of the state of Texas.
There's no catch, except that I'm going to be making sure you check each and every one of those little "D" boxes on your ballot, you hetero freaks.
Um, I don't know why anyone but Tim Cook is still reading this, but you should probably bottle up your excitement...
So rarely is a short fiction necessary, but in times like these, reading pieces such as this truly massages my mimblelaxy.
Please insert your chip into the card reader. Please please insert your card. Please please please. Please society. Please the machine. Chip card.
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Re: Truffle Butter. Dear Ms. Maraj et. al, We have looked up what this phrase means on Urban Dictionary, and we do not like it.