I was able to make it outside the room I was staying in, though as I did so a thought crossed through my mind. "How will I be able to get back in?" I thought as I wheeled around in horror at the sight of the motel door closing with a definite, thunk! I pounded on the door and screamed in agony for what seemed like twenty seconds, but to everyone else it was three hours. At least that's what the angry man yelled as a boot came slamming into my face. I fell to the ground pretending to be knocked out so he'd go away, but I ended up falling asleep outside my door. Weird huh?
I opened my eyes to see the sun had shifted in it's position in the sky to late afternoon. I stood up, refreshed but tense, and began brushing myself off. When I reached the front of my pants however, I noticed a slight buldge in my pocket. I reached in and discovered a key which, to my greatest joy, opened the door of the hotel room. Overjoyed, I shut the door and began frolicking over to the front desk. I hesitated for a second to grab my key, and continued frolicking.
I questioned a terrified front desk lady, who may have been on drugs or just reacting to a grown man frolicking in a bad part of town, and she revealed to me that the room had been paid for under the name "P. N. Guin". This was valuable to me. Obviously I was either kidnapped or rescued by someone who really enjoyed the Batman movie with Adam West in it. I thanked the clerk and ran out of there for my room.
This entire situation isn't right. I continue to search my room for more and more clues, to find out who did this to me and why. I'll have to scour this computer for information as well. Until next time avid readers...
Your hero,
Chester Malinkoh
The On-going Adventures of Chester Malinkoh
Monday, October 4, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Day 1 - The Adventure Begins
Hello world,
I have created this spot as a way of remembering me as I am. It is the combined fear of humanity to be forgotten after they pass. There's not a mortal alive who doesn't fear this. This is the same fear as that of death, though it is much different, for when we are remembered we will continue to live on. In the hearts of those we have affected.
That said I have no intention of making this morbid and dreary, so as some comedy geniuses would say, "And not for something completely different. KITTENS!!! I joke, but seriously. Quit looking, you! I already said there are no kittens. Indeed, kittens do not exist in our world. They are merely the physical representation of the under mature feline as processed by our human brains.
I think I should walk today or tomorrow. Try to gain a grasp of this area I have awoken in, and what has happened in the recent past to leave me in a hotel room with three sets of clothes, an empty bottle of jager, and a mysterious steam punk laptop. Damn thing... I keep having to wind it back up between sentences. Well, the cranks are winding down, and I feel like passing out again. Until next time kids!
Your hero,
Chester Malinkoh
I have created this spot as a way of remembering me as I am. It is the combined fear of humanity to be forgotten after they pass. There's not a mortal alive who doesn't fear this. This is the same fear as that of death, though it is much different, for when we are remembered we will continue to live on. In the hearts of those we have affected.
That said I have no intention of making this morbid and dreary, so as some comedy geniuses would say, "And not for something completely different. KITTENS!!! I joke, but seriously. Quit looking, you! I already said there are no kittens. Indeed, kittens do not exist in our world. They are merely the physical representation of the under mature feline as processed by our human brains.
I think I should walk today or tomorrow. Try to gain a grasp of this area I have awoken in, and what has happened in the recent past to leave me in a hotel room with three sets of clothes, an empty bottle of jager, and a mysterious steam punk laptop. Damn thing... I keep having to wind it back up between sentences. Well, the cranks are winding down, and I feel like passing out again. Until next time kids!
Your hero,
Chester Malinkoh
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