Earth's poles shifting, tsunami waves that are miles high,
your current elevation increasing or decreasing by hundreds of feet, the
atmosphere churning causing 400 mile
per hour winds... Get ready because the
world as you know it will cease to exist when the Mayan calendar runs out of
numbers. The earth will still be round but
the toilet water in China will be swirling the other way and Australia will
be enjoying winter-time in December.
Well, if this will end the stranglehold of central banking,
prevent the Federal Reserve Act from celebrating its 99th birthday, and finally
end this ridiculous debt-based monetary system, I guess it will be worth the
trouble. Sure, maybe it's kind of
like throwing the baby out with the bath water but, let's face it, no one likes
change anyway. Sometimes you've got to hold your nose and jump into the deep
end. (Hey bankers, politicians, rulers of
the human world, and monkey-hunters for that matter, dress in your best short
sleeves and Bermuda shorts. It gets
pretty warm in Hell!)
The second obvious choice was time travel. Unfortunately, my good friend Stevie Hawkins informed me that going back in time is not really possible. On the flip side, he said that going forward in time IS possible! Sadly this would require very close orbiting around a giant planet with a spaceship capable of handling considerable speed and turbulence. A good option, but as time was running out, I had to abandon this idea.
How will monkeys live
through the 'End of Days' storm?
A monkey has an incredibly strong grip, far superior to that
of a human.
So, no hope for human
survival?
Probably not. There is a simple test that I devised for
humans to determine if any of them could withstand this massive cataclysm. Simply hold one of those automobile tires,
preferably a steel-belted type, and attempt to tie it in a knot. If you succeed, there may be hope for
survival.
Cockroaches can live on a crumb, reproduce fast and
efficiently, and eat radiation. Ridiculous to ask! Next question.
Twinkies, too, will
survive? Aren't Twinkies in short supply
already?
Nonsense. Look at the
map. The U.S. government keeps the
supply of Twinkies at Fort Knox, where the gold used to be. Twinkie bars as far as the eye can see. Glorious!
What will you do when you return?
Obviously I will re-enter the earths atmosphere when it is
safe to do so. I'll use the old Apollo rescue
method of sling-shotting around the moon to generate enough speed for
re-entry. Then I will have to find a
soft place to land the craft, possibly Amsterdam . I'll have to hold the map upside down to
compensate for the pole shift.
2. Sign into law an order for all monkeys to eat corn-on-the-cob
while holding the cob vertically, rather than horizontally.
3. Issue a direct order to re-establish the drive-in theater
as the number one entertainment choice for all remaining countries.
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That wraps up the Q and A.
Someone please feed the poison dart frogs. I'm gonna miss those guys. The MensaMonkey is on autopilot and "has the deck and the conn" until my return to MonkeyThrowDart.
No telling what that Franken-trader will do so keep an eye on the left sidebar. It will be active even in my absence.
No telling what that Franken-trader will do so keep an eye on the left sidebar. It will be active even in my absence.
Commander Sigmund B. Cheetum