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Inteermission
(Snack Break/Mini-Pump)
N
ow it's time to take a short little break from the regular hustle and bustle of homework and dogs and stuff, and reflect on your life AND get pumped up. The following script is about a ninja accepting his past and killing people.
 
 
Tear Drop
 
The scene opens with a car slamming down the street. Sparks and smoke are flying everywhere and the wheels are covered with blood. (This will give the audience a clue to who's driving it.) The camera will spin around the car and look right at its license plate which says “Death.” This will foreshadow what's gonna happen to some idiot-cry-babies later. As the car speeds down the street, flames are coming out of the pipes and people are so scared—they can't protect themselves, and they are little wimps. Fortunately for nobody, the driver is a ninja. And he's slamming the gas so hard his foot busts the frigg'n floor out of the car, which bounces off the street and hits a family right in the face. Headlines of the family's death and stupidity will be on newspapers flying toward the camera for suspense. As the car rips out chunks of the street, a poor little orphan is standing on some garbage for height and puts his thumb up to “hitchhike.” The ninja sees the poor baby, just standing there like a frigg'n wimp-jerk. And the ninja stops the car, smirks, bites the kid's thumb off, and puts it in a plastic bag in the back seat. Several people see the travesty and start running from the road. They'll be running like retards to make the audience laugh even harder. Then the ninja sees the orphanage where the kid came from. He's pissed. The place is so full of little dummies that the walls are bending. The camera will watch from behind as the ninja's car smashes and explodes right toward the flimsy building. But out of nowhere, the ninja SLAMS on the breaks. And a little baby boy crawls right in front of the car. That's when the ninja will remember his past. Then the ninja approaches the baby, lifts him up, and stuffs him in his mouth like a crazy bird. As the baby goes down his throat, the audience will feel uncomfortable, but they will later hear the ninja screaming, and it's actually the baby inside and then they'll laugh! As the ninja drives right into the orphanage, while screaming with a tiny baby voice, the camera will zoom right into the ninja's eye to see a little tear drop. Then the orphanage EXPLODES, and the orphans fly toward the camera, completely smothering it.
 
The End
 
That's enough, I'm
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soaked.
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P
ART
III
Ninjas Everyday
A poor peasant man bumped into a lady getting water from a well. They talked and hung out. The peasant loved the woman so much, but she didn't even care. And HE DID EVERYTHING FOR HER. Before the peasant left for the city, he asked the poor woman to join him. The woman was like, “Nope.” Then the peasant began to walk away, but he stopped, thought for a moment, then turned around and scratched her eyes out.
—Ancient Chinese Fable
SECTION OVERVIEW
M
any people think that ninjas don't exist because they never see them. But ninjas are everywhere. Like this one time a ninja was hiding in my aunt's salad, and she didn't even know it. And another time, this old lady was peeling an orange and thought it was regular fruit. But no. Sparks started coming out of the peel and it exploded. Her face was covered with juice and she kept yelling for help, but nobody wanted to deal with her at that moment.
In this section, I am going to teach you how to relate to ninjas in your daily life by showing you how to spot one, how to decipher their desires, and how they affect people like me. Plus, we're going to get a little more personal and talk about their fantasies and fears so we can relate to them on even deeper levels. I'm going to show you that ninjas are similar to regular people, and that just about anybody could be one.
Personally, I haven't actually seen a ninja, but one time, Francine and I went to find one in our neighborhood. We woke up super early and Francine was so tired that I had to sprinkle water on her eyes to get her to sit up. After getting dressed, we slid down the stairs and spread our legs and arms to avoid making any squeaking noises commonly associated with feet. Then we squeezed through the dog door and I got all covered with fur, which helped me blend into nature. We looked for the first clue, but for the first five minutes I wanted to give up sooooo bad, because no one was even outside yet. But we didn't. (That's called passion, if you didn't already know). We walked down the street until we saw a couple of candy wrappers. I thought we were getting closer. Then we looked inside Mr. Felt's window. He and his wife were getting up for work and everything. I guess Mr. Felt couldn't find his glasses. He flipped over the mattress and started screaming at his wife, which made Francine nauseous. He kept pointing at her and she just stood there, nodding her head. Francine and I were so scared, but we stayed and watched anyway. Even though we didn't find any ninjas that day, they are no joke—ninjas are out there and they're making a difference.
Spotting Ninjas and the REAL Ultimate Ninja Test
Did You Know?
Most ninjas are born with pubic hair, unless they opt otherwise.
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egular people don't know the first or second thing about spotting ninjas. Just wearing black and owning a couple ninja stars doesn't mean someone is a ninja—there's a lot more to it. Fortunately for you, I am going to tell you what to look for, because you never know—a friend, enemy, or even a relative
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might
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be
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one.
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Here are some signs that somebody is a ninja, as well as the REAL Ultimate Test:
Signs That Someone Is a Ninja
First, look for the most obvious signs of ninja behavior—someone making fists without even knowing it, popping boners, making forts out of cushions and blankets, throwing dirt chunks, and running around the living room
nonstop.
If you see any of this crap, there's an awesome chance that they're a ninja. Or, if the suspect is really pissed at someone and instead of saying, “Dude, I'm gonna beat your ass or kill you!” your suspect just plays it cool, and looks out the window, but then, the next day, the other guy winds up missing. That's another clue.
But there are some other, more intimate signs that aren't as obvious. People who are ninjas are pretty much normal on the outside. They eat and sleep and watch TV, just like you and me, but there's just something that makes them sweeter. Here's the main stuff to watch out for:
Not Good at Reading
A lot of ninjas aren't that great at reading and don't even know why 'cause it's not their fault and they're trying really hard. It's also pretty common that other people in their family don't read very well either. Plus, they have trouble working with numbers and spelling. A ninja constantly confuses left from right and they try not to read in front of others at all costs. Once, there was this teacher who asked this kid, I don't know who he was, to read some practice sentences out loud and the kid just lay there on his desk. A classmate slapped his shoulder, but the kid didn't even move. Needless to say, the kid slept through all of read-sentences-out-loud-week and had a dream where he was principal of the entire school and he made love to all the teachers while the kids were napping and, surprisingly, the teachers were amazing.
Easily Distracted
People who are easily distracted are probably ninjas. For example, if you're talking to a ninja and people are shooting basketballs in the background, then you can forget it, because he won't hear a thing you say.
Hyperactive
They keep moving their feet, pulling girls' hair for no reason, talking during class time, and constantly interfering with the other children's learning.
Impulsiveness
If a ninja sees a donut, it will probably end up in his mouth and on his shirt. Ninjas don't think twice about anything, especially stuff like Christmas lists and sacrifice. They don't mess around with questioning themselves or their sexuality—if they like a girl, they just ask them to make out, no problem. If they want to do the splits,
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they
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just
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do
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it,
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even if they're in line for a movie. They just don't give a crap—I'm serious. Now, look around your neighborhood for people who just can't stop. Maybe try offering people potato chips and watch how many they take. Then you'll know for sure.
Other than that, you've got to watch out for a person who:
Has trouble paying attention to details or makes careless mistakes in schoolwork or other activities, because who cares when Thomas Jefferson did all that crap? What's important is that it happened and it was cool.
Blurts out answers before hearing the full question, because he already knows the question and it's completely stupid to wait if the entire point is to give the answer.
Has difficultly waiting in line or for a turn because other people aren't moving fast enough.
Has problems with interrupting or intruding, because people are always saying a bunch of bullcrap they know nothing about.
However, the only real way to tell if someone is a ninja is to give them the REAL Ultimate Test. Follow these instructions and you'll know for sure.
The REAL Ultimate Test
1.
Get a baby carrot from the crispy drawer. (You don't need anything bigger.)
2.
Put the carrot in the freezer until it's completely freezing cold.
3.
Wait for your suspect to bend over, like when they're getting something from the fridge.
4.
Slide the baby carrot into the suspect's o-ring.
5.
Wait and watch.
If the suspect is like, “What the fuck is wrong with you, you little son of a bitch! Get the fuck away from me! Why don't you act like a normal kid and play outside and get me a fucking beer! Your mother and I should have left you at the hospital, you crazy fuck,” then your suspect might
not
be a ninja. But if your suspect is like, “Yo, that's not cool,” or just, “No way, homey!” then you've definitely got a ninja on your hands.
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