The fox used to be a wild animal.
Extinction will come like everything else, in time thinks the narrator of the
show, solemn sounding. Harry was now watching shows to do with heritage and
environment. Seemingly foxes like restaurant food. They must have learned to
read laughed harry, making light of the plight of the wild animal in flight.
Maybe your dog is an alien spy. What was he doing in the forest last night,
getting tuition on how to use a gun.
Habitat eradicated by man, man stresses the narrator, harry is in stitches. He
covers his mouth, in case he wakes magda who probably sleeps at reception. But
the plight of the fox was a survival one, and as the fox never owned anything,
he’d survive, fight on reckoned reasoned harry. Not that again he moaned as he
switched over to the news channel. He’d been off the babe channel a week now
and proud of it. Body count, we all love to hear the casualty numbers. Harry
wasn’t surprised. He loved maths growing up. in those days you had to use your
head to count, now they had machines. The world was being slowly programmed,
not all of the time, just in front of the TV. He was having problems coming up
with new content for the Sunday sermon. He’d used the numbers thing the
previous week, people loved to hear the word millions being used, mentioned in
the papers daily, had a viagrical effect in people, made them thick, and think
like, at the same time. Men no longer had to indulge in foreplay, they could
get straight in there without complication or interpretation needed. The word
millions has the placebo affect, similar to the word bomb, gets your attention
every time you hear the word uttered, without killing you though, well not for
awhile. The jack flows, harry is now watching apes, and gorillas. More to his
liking, cause they had hands and legs not too dissimilar to his own. They eat
dog in china, st. Bernard au poivre, rover in curry, lassie on a skewer, mice
wine nice wine, everyone has to survive thinks harry, eat at least. He turns
sad all of a sudden. Famine time again on TV.
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