There was a bucket of shit, and for some odd reason everyone began enthusing about this bucket- or at least everyone in a position to publicly enthuse and to proclaim that their enthusing encompassed fully the full circle of 'everyone'.
It was set on the throne and all, or at least very many, did homage. Why did they bow down? Was it just vanity? "If a bucket of shit is king, then how great must I myself be, for if I compare myself to a bucket of shit..."- though needless to say if such a thought exists it should be kept very much to oneself, only allowing a hint of it to leak out every now and again, in passing.
But no, this explanation is altogether too cynical and complex. The answer is surely that loyalty is the first law of their nature- particularly the foremost enthusers, the scribes- and if a bucket of shit is set on the throne, well then, it wouldn't have been placed there if it didn't deserve the honour. And even 'honour' is disrespectful: implies it is we who are doing the bucket the favour. No, it is we who are honoured.
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that has to be the funniest opening line to a blog post i've ever read
Cheers. Humour that draws blood.
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