Good ol' Fun at The Circus with Flamin' Clowns
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 3:43 pm
We howdy ya'll. Billy J. here gain with my update as I cross this here mighty fine country of ours on my way to that captol of our Washyton DC. Figured if Ima gonna go to DC, I may as well take this here scenic route and see the sights, an maybe I'll kill me a few undead varmints along the way.
So I stop off in Alberqurky and pick up my huntin' buddies Enrique, Dale, Zeek, Jo-Jack, and R-Dog. They may be may second choice for huntin' buddies, but a one gun totin' trailer park redneck is as good as another right. Its how I got my current position as an undead eviserator.
So I pick up my posse and head down the hiway headin east which is where I happen to know our nation's fine captiol is, east of Texas somewheres. Anyhows we stop off at the Gulp & Blow and fill up ol' Gertie and our own mighty fine bellies and I tell you what, that was some mighty fine BBQ. We all downed a round or two Jack , cept for R-Dog who insisted on a bottle of Krystal. Go figure a fella from LA would want a drink that is spelled wrong.
Anyhows, we load back into my truck and head on down the hiway, three sheets deep and chock full of gas. Gertie, Im talkin bout, well, Jo-Jack too. Thank the Lord almighty I was in control of the window locks.
Well shortly passin the state line that night we all were feelin a bit stir crazy and restless. Thats when we saw one of them carnyvals up ahead. So after around of "well, what do ya figure we do", we turn ol Gertie around and drive the five mile back. Dam it, Dale can't make up his mind for a hill of beans.
So we's go and pull into this here parkin' lot, least it looked like a parkin lot to us, there were things parked there, how was I supposed to know that they were carny wagons. Who'ld put carny wagons in a parkin' lot.
Well, we jump on out of the truck like a scene from some Quenetn Tarrytino movie, me and my posse rollin up out of my truck, guns in hand, when we hear "BANG". Well we dam near jump of out of skin and turn toward Dale. Parently Dale fergot to turn off his safty before gettin' out and it went off and he shot himself and well, we'll miss Dale. Now everytime a see his half a head splattered over the side of Gertie, I will remember Dale, and the fact I won't get the $20 to get it washed off.
Anyhows nuthin rest of us could do, so we roll Dale under the truck and head off into this here circus.
We get in after sneakin past the midget at the gate and all spread out lookin for stuff to do. I head off to the shootin gallery, Jo-Jack headed off to the snack bar, R-Dog went to the belly dancers, and Zeek and Enrique headed off toward the freak show. Well we have ourselves a good ol' time for about an hour when I realized, we were the only friggin customers. After ponderin this sichyation I realized, "Dam, we got the whole place to ourselves now thats service."
Thats when the lights an' power all go out, the rides all stop, the music gets all creepy, and suddenly I dropped my cotton candy. Doesn't that beat all, I spent $1 on that thing and only took three bites. Dam it to hell.
So I figure the place up and closed and went lookin' for my posse.
I found Jo-Jack, Enrique, and Zeek. Of course R-Dog is nowhere to be found. We all headed off to the dancer's tent figurin that horny bastard would be there. Well we found R-Dog, well most of him, and well, we'll miss R-Dog.
Ya' see them there dancers all became some sort of demon possessed things with fangs and claws and wierd lookin eyes. As my daddy used to say; "Son three things you need to know bout bein a man; One don't cept no wooden nickles, two always keep your gun loaded and ready, and three never ever get involved with any broad that lives in a circus. " Of course the warden flipped the switch after that, but I still remember those golden words.
Well once again my fine heroics were called upon and me and my posse opened fire. All I remember of that there fight was a combination of gunfire and hand to hand techneeks. A machete chop here and a roundhouse punch there. Before I know it all three of those demon tempresses were dead at our feet.
Of course I knew this whole place was gonna be a throwdown after that, and it was. We leave the tent and from everywhere ghouls, bloodsuckers, freaks, and demons came crawlin'. So I gave out the battle cry, " Zeek Get The Diesel Fuel!" and Zeek went and disappeared.
Meanwhile those bastards were all around us and were atatckin' from every darn direction. I held my own, Jo-Jack was carvin up some fat lady with a mouth for a gut when some blood suckin midget lunged on him and, well, we'll miss Jo-Jack.
I turn to see Jo-Jack go down and realize, "Dam it to Hell, he still owes me $50. " I turn toward Erinque who has both his MP5s going full burst and blew them midgets away, along with a snake boy, some undead he/she lookin' thing and finally shoved a grenade into the chest of a four armed strongman. I was dam impress to see Mexican fightin' alongside a Texan. Santa Anna must be rollin' over in his grave right now.
Well it was a some bloodsucker dressed like a ringmaster that pulled out his whip and snuck up on Enrique before I could warn him. The ringmaster whipped Enrique around his neck and ol' Enrique grabbed the whip and, well, we'll miss Enrique.
So I stop off in Alberqurky and pick up my huntin' buddies Enrique, Dale, Zeek, Jo-Jack, and R-Dog. They may be may second choice for huntin' buddies, but a one gun totin' trailer park redneck is as good as another right. Its how I got my current position as an undead eviserator.
So I pick up my posse and head down the hiway headin east which is where I happen to know our nation's fine captiol is, east of Texas somewheres. Anyhows we stop off at the Gulp & Blow and fill up ol' Gertie and our own mighty fine bellies and I tell you what, that was some mighty fine BBQ. We all downed a round or two Jack , cept for R-Dog who insisted on a bottle of Krystal. Go figure a fella from LA would want a drink that is spelled wrong.
Anyhows, we load back into my truck and head on down the hiway, three sheets deep and chock full of gas. Gertie, Im talkin bout, well, Jo-Jack too. Thank the Lord almighty I was in control of the window locks.
Well shortly passin the state line that night we all were feelin a bit stir crazy and restless. Thats when we saw one of them carnyvals up ahead. So after around of "well, what do ya figure we do", we turn ol Gertie around and drive the five mile back. Dam it, Dale can't make up his mind for a hill of beans.
So we's go and pull into this here parkin' lot, least it looked like a parkin lot to us, there were things parked there, how was I supposed to know that they were carny wagons. Who'ld put carny wagons in a parkin' lot.
Well, we jump on out of the truck like a scene from some Quenetn Tarrytino movie, me and my posse rollin up out of my truck, guns in hand, when we hear "BANG". Well we dam near jump of out of skin and turn toward Dale. Parently Dale fergot to turn off his safty before gettin' out and it went off and he shot himself and well, we'll miss Dale. Now everytime a see his half a head splattered over the side of Gertie, I will remember Dale, and the fact I won't get the $20 to get it washed off.
Anyhows nuthin rest of us could do, so we roll Dale under the truck and head off into this here circus.
We get in after sneakin past the midget at the gate and all spread out lookin for stuff to do. I head off to the shootin gallery, Jo-Jack headed off to the snack bar, R-Dog went to the belly dancers, and Zeek and Enrique headed off toward the freak show. Well we have ourselves a good ol' time for about an hour when I realized, we were the only friggin customers. After ponderin this sichyation I realized, "Dam, we got the whole place to ourselves now thats service."
Thats when the lights an' power all go out, the rides all stop, the music gets all creepy, and suddenly I dropped my cotton candy. Doesn't that beat all, I spent $1 on that thing and only took three bites. Dam it to hell.
So I figure the place up and closed and went lookin' for my posse.
I found Jo-Jack, Enrique, and Zeek. Of course R-Dog is nowhere to be found. We all headed off to the dancer's tent figurin that horny bastard would be there. Well we found R-Dog, well most of him, and well, we'll miss R-Dog.
Ya' see them there dancers all became some sort of demon possessed things with fangs and claws and wierd lookin eyes. As my daddy used to say; "Son three things you need to know bout bein a man; One don't cept no wooden nickles, two always keep your gun loaded and ready, and three never ever get involved with any broad that lives in a circus. " Of course the warden flipped the switch after that, but I still remember those golden words.
Well once again my fine heroics were called upon and me and my posse opened fire. All I remember of that there fight was a combination of gunfire and hand to hand techneeks. A machete chop here and a roundhouse punch there. Before I know it all three of those demon tempresses were dead at our feet.
Of course I knew this whole place was gonna be a throwdown after that, and it was. We leave the tent and from everywhere ghouls, bloodsuckers, freaks, and demons came crawlin'. So I gave out the battle cry, " Zeek Get The Diesel Fuel!" and Zeek went and disappeared.
Meanwhile those bastards were all around us and were atatckin' from every darn direction. I held my own, Jo-Jack was carvin up some fat lady with a mouth for a gut when some blood suckin midget lunged on him and, well, we'll miss Jo-Jack.
I turn to see Jo-Jack go down and realize, "Dam it to Hell, he still owes me $50. " I turn toward Erinque who has both his MP5s going full burst and blew them midgets away, along with a snake boy, some undead he/she lookin' thing and finally shoved a grenade into the chest of a four armed strongman. I was dam impress to see Mexican fightin' alongside a Texan. Santa Anna must be rollin' over in his grave right now.
Well it was a some bloodsucker dressed like a ringmaster that pulled out his whip and snuck up on Enrique before I could warn him. The ringmaster whipped Enrique around his neck and ol' Enrique grabbed the whip and, well, we'll miss Enrique.