THE VENDING MACHINE.

 The last thing I remember doing was kicking a drink out of that vending machine. Damn it! I never knew that my last wicket was out uptown in that wall scraped corner all this while. It doesn't work like that! Mind you. The Tibetan monk, who literally performed his penance in front of it when it didn't yield a drink for that funky kid, until someone kicked the drink or maybe shit out of it. Atleast be like him or the kid from across my street who's favourite song is ' save a horse, ride a cow boy' and probably thinks he is plucked from a tree in his yard. Now don't judge! Seriously I was not used to vending machines, though I am used to kicking when things doesn't work well for me! People dying of heart attack, cancer and Chinese pandemics are all you have heard of!

The other probable causes include - being eaten by your own pigs, died of beer flood, swallowing a newt and the other guy who wanted to prove that the windows of 24th floor office was unbreakable and threw himself agaist it! Of course the glass didn't break guess what did. I know we are stupid enough to be having deep pockets for our kid's kid and on the other hand cooking the globe hot. But why not be wise with hands and in my case legs. If you still think that the death blower's legs were fragile or I was a 98 pound donkey with great kicking skills , Google vending machine deaths a find out how many people die of it and how sharks can cause 4 times lesser deaths. Anyways since I am dead and gone, probably a nightmare 'squashed-bodied to few, I wouldn't want to give a description about how water oozes out of sponges and makes it all wet . It's just that the water is blood and sponge is me. So people, grab a drink don't kick a drink unless you have a death wish and think its better not to die in a sharks tummy

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