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onsdag 23 januari 2013

Samuel Ratchett's Story, Chapter 1


Yesterday, I went to the bathroom. It was a nice bathroom. The toilet paper was extra soft. It was Lambi. The bathroom was all blue with pretty lightning and a nice little sweet tablecloth on the bathroom’s table. The toilet was marked with a stamp from Ikea. I bet the swedish woman, Greta Ohlsson brought this toilet from Sweden. That evil woman, with her swedish meatballs and spaeaeaetekacka.

Later on today, I ate beef. The beef was delicious, delightful, ambrosial, appetizing, heavenly, luscious and mouthwatering! I didn’t leave a tip because they’re all beneath me, and the beef wasn’t even that good. The aftertaste was abominable.

I met Dr. Constantine the other day, he is a bad man and should feel bad. He even took my chocolate. I almost pulled my gun on him. The chocolate was special to me, it was a chocolate egg, my first invention. The interesting thing about my invention was that it was a toy inside of the egg. But no, Constantine had to take it. This train is full of peasants. Even the conductor, Luis Henry didn’t leave a chocolate bar on my pillow after making my bed. 

When I went to bed, I was stabbed. And I died. After my death, they found a handkerchief with the letter H on it. Which is extremely strange and interesting, because my name does not start with the letter H. The letter H could be alot of things. For example, it could mean Huge Half-Human Hears Heroic Horse Help Hippo. It could also be the first letter of a name. They also found a pipe cleaner, and I don’t even clean pipes! This is the work of Dr. Constantine, no doubt. He likes to smoke, and stole my chocolate egg. We are rivals for life, until he ended mine.

I shall avenge my chocolate egg.

tisdag 22 januari 2013

Witness report


Who am I?

My name is Samuel Ratchett. I am travelling to France with my servant Mr. Masterman, my companion Mr. MacQueen and Mr. Hardman. I don’t really like anyone here, and I don’t recognize anyone here. I like the steaks here, there is a bit of a famine in the beef compartment though. And that’s all I eat. Beef.

The staff is friendly enough, I don’t really like them though. They’re all snobs, especially Colonel Arthur, with his snobby british accent and snobness. They all think that they’re better than America. AMERICA! The land of the free and home of the brave.