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Printed from https://www.writing.com/main/books/entry_id/753937-Mr-Bernette
Rated: 18+ · Book · Fantasy · #1712884
Why I want to write a book
#753937 added June 25, 2012 at 12:00pm
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Mr. Bernette
  It is a human peculiarity to believe that our lives
have great importance. Of course death or disfigurement
are real threats that we should consider seriously as
we merge into the highway. But, in the the great interstate of
history our lives are not going to make a bump.
Most of us are road kill.

    "In a hundred years son, no one will care what
    we did." Dad spoke with a tremendous voice.

So. I'm at the public library again trying to get
online to my bank to figure out why my Comcast is on
a soft disconnect. But, I'm using a public computer and
the bank wants to ask me security questions, which
I've forgotten. Meanwhile, Mr. Bernette(I watched him
sign in on the library clip board for a computer) is
making bird calls: little beep and chirps.

I've seen him before. It's not too easy to forget a very annoying

                      Chirp!

Does he think this is cute? Maybe he has Touretts.
Whatever the cause of his chirping you would think
a librarian would tap him on the shoulder an shhh him.
They ignored him. I gave up on trying to remember my
secret answers.. I walked to my truck and got my magnifying
glass to read the microscopic phone number on my bank
card. Do these banks seriously believe those tiny
numbers are legible?

Oh? We're sorry we had a error in your direct deposit.
Do you have access to a computer?


                    Fuck No!

Well, happy ending I drove down to the nearest
Comcast center 40 miles away and made a payment in
cash... That's the ticket!
I think Mr. Bernette was following me.. I could hear his chirps!
He has no idea what I think about his chirping.
Well, he would now if he cared to read this blog.


          But, this is not important.

          No one cares about the ramblings of
          a disturb burned out newspaper delivery
          boy.... . Do they?

          Nah.

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