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Written by Dr. Roberto Le Camembert
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Thursday, 06 July 2006 |
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Dear Dr. Bob,
Why are people like you and me so cool?
-- Cydney
Dear Cydney,
Yourself and myself are afflicted with a rare disease known as "Not being a stupid fuck". There are not many people who have this condition, so not much is yet known about it. Indeed, I'm the only person to have EVER researched the phenomenon.
I discovered it many years ago when I was researching snow giraffes in Alaska. I was feeding my research partner, George, to one of the ferocious beasts when I noticed the first signs of my condition. At first I was convinced that it was only a temporary condition possibly caused by the cold, but alas I was wrong. Even when I returned alone from the expedition, I noticed that I was generally cooler than everyone else around me. After 3 months I realise that it was not likely to go away on it's own, so I decided to study it.
So far I have compiled a small list of the symptoms of this disease. These include (but, of course, are not limited to): - Being generally cooler than everyone you know.
- Doing cool things.
- Acting cool.
- Not being a complete and total arse holes who no-one likes.
- General coolness.
I did work for a while on a cure for this condition, but then in a moment of utter brilliance realised that none of the side effects were really that bad, and that in many ways they made me a more worship-able person.
My advice to you is to EMBRACE your coolness, and (like me) use it to become worshipped as a demigod.
I hope that that answered your question. -- Dr. Bob (Doctorate not hypnotised) |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 22 July 2006 )
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