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Dustmite In A Coma ( Part 2 )

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DUSTMITE IN A COMA  ( 2 )

After being struck in the head by a ceiling fan blade, Sherm, the dustmite, fell and landed on a futon.  And thanks to the miracle of modern micro-medicine, Sherm is alive and well… not well, but not dead.   He’s in a coma.

Sherm: ( thinking ) Oh my God, I’ve got the worst headache of all time.  It feels worse than that time I did ten shots of Tanqueray and shrimp veins!!  Oh my God, did I just use two exclamation points in my previous sentence?  Even the fucking exclamation points hurt.  Oh my God, did I just use an F- bomb in my previous sentence?   Even F- bombs hurt.  Come to think of it… using the Lord’s name in vain is like the Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse stampeding through my cerebral cortex!  Oh my – stop with the exclamation points already.

We PULL BACK and can see MW and BENTO observing Sherm.

BENTO:  What’s up with the little bug?

MW:  It’s a dust mite and it’s in a coma.

BENTO:  Okay, that explains that stupid look on his face.

SHERM:  Stupid?  Your mom’s stupid.  Your mom’s soooo stupid, she thought a Pap smear was when somebody said something bad about her dad.   Your mom’s sooo stupid she thought D- Day was when report cards came out.  Hey, I could go all day with this…

MW:  So, they did a brain scan and the results were quite interesting.

BENTO:  Like what?

MW:  Well, there was the expected impairment of the reticular activation system… but, the scan also revealed four horsemen galloping across his cerebral cortex.

BENTO:  Yes, interesting.  We should try some type of smelling salt to revive the patient.

MW:  Well, they’ve already tried smelling salt with no reaction.

BENTO:  What about using a pair of your socks?

MW:  ( chuckles ) Tried that, didn’t help.  So we ran a pair of your grandmother’s bloomers across his nose, but that seemed to put the patient into an even deeper coma! 

SHERM:  ( thinking ) That would undoubtedly kill me.  And hey, easy with the exclamation points, buddy.

BENTO:  What’s going on with his antennae?  He appears to be suffering from some form of antennae atrophy.

SHERM:  ( thinking ) What’s with all the antennae atrophy talk?  Do something about it.  My antennae used to be the talk of the fucking town. Oh, there I go with the F- bomb again. Yikes.

 

MW:  Yeah, the lack of stimuli has caused his antennae to atrophy about twenty percent.

BENTO:  Maybe if we can put some aluminium foil on his antennae he will have better reception to the outside world.

MW:  Tried that yesterday, but reruns of Family Matters started playing through the microwave.

BENTO:  That’s not good.

MW:  Yeah, imagine having to hear Urkel’s voice every time you want to heat up a frozen pizza.

SHERM:  ( thinking ). Imagine having to hear your voice every time you wanted to jump off a fucking cliff.  Oh, boy, the F- bomb again?  Oh, the pain, please make it stop.

BENTO:  Right.  Well… his vitals seem stable.  What’s in the IV?

MW:  I’ve been giving him a steady diet of dead skin cells, pet dander, blended with two shots of expresso, and some crushed up jelly beans.

BENTO:  Well… that seems to be all we can do for this little guy at the moment.  What say we head over to the spot and grab a drink?

MW:  Sounds good.

BENTO:   For some strange reason, I’ve got a taste for a Tanqueray and shrimp vein cocktail.

THEND

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