When Least Expected™

“Always Expect The Unexpected” Part 2

January 20th, 2008 at 06:29am Manchild

Precocious children fell through unforeseen cracks in crumbling foundations of turnkey school systems that failed to meet their inquisitive students’ expectations. The sleep walking status quo seldom fired talented, tenured teachers who tolerated mediocrity and treated students like bricks in a wall. At the expense of their personal convictions, college graduates, shackled to hefty student loans, felt forced to work for the unethical, white-collar profit predators of “Ain’t Fairusee, Inc.” By grace, the less fortunate ones, who had no college degrees, cultivated financially rewarding careers as entrepreneurs doing what they loved to do.

All who publicly criticized the pernicious president of Ain’t Fairusee, Inc. kept washing blood off swollen faces eaten beyond recognition by radioactive government guard dogs. Massive bones of contention with razor sharp edges chiseled away the ridge patterns of fingerprints belonging to the adults who involuntarily surrendered their personal identity and integrity. Anger and Bitterness stalked the gifted souls who got lost on the darkside of “Satan’s Paradise” after bad things kept happening to them. Rage spiritually blinded the cynical children of “Can’t Dew Nobetter” who refused to believe in God, themselves, or the heart-broken, heart-breaking patriarchs and matriarchs who hated to love one another. But somebody was still watchin’.

Dollar Bill forced heavily indebted, politically corrected employees to conform to bureaucratic systems of capitalism birthed by Ain’t Fairusee’s predatory profiteers. Their wealthy Babylonian financiers based the success of their business plan on artificially inflated economic indicators that fluctuated daily. Co-dependent co-conspirators condoned socially acceptable practices of profiting at the expense of monetized masses of credit card carrying consumers. Target marketeers identified new flocks for the mighty “master of smartcards” to fleece with the aid of sophisticated demographic profiles. But the relentless, called out, chosen ones to whom little appears given refused to fear or revere the giants from the valley of Circumstance.

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