Destiny, Secret Agent Cow of Action
Destiny, on a dull, dark and dreary day, is performing her magical act of pretending to be an everyday cow. Look at how she simply says “moo” and chews cud with the best of them. An innocent onlooker (unlike you and me) will simply think Destiny is a rather cute, but boring, cow.
Due to our closer scrutiny, we have our breath taken away by Destiny’s daring as she springs forth to once again save the day. The oil rig explosion has distracted everyone in the area and only we are aware that Destiny has made a sprightly dash into her cape and sparkle blue tights as she bounds into action.
The picture is ugly indeed as Destiny arrives. Basile Blogbust is muttering very nasty words as he menacingly strides toward Cherrie Chenoweth, wielding the biggest wrench known to man. Not only is Basile dangerous, but the explosion has turned into a roaring fire. It looks like Cherrie’s goose is cooked.
Sparing not one thought for her own safety, Destiny boulders politely into Basile with many apologies for her “clumsiness”. Basile, so astonished to hear English spoken by a polite cow in blue tights, drops the wrench right into the inferno, squelching the fire by miraculous means. Cherrie’s relief is palpable and extreme, since the explosion she caused in Basile Blogbust’s oil well is no longer afire.
Not content with merely saving lives and preventing prison sentences for murder, Destiny delivers her truly amazing performance of the day by finding six lawyers, all at once. Basile is grateful to start up his lawsuits against his psychotherapist who had told him many times that he was crazy for imagining cows. He is also very enthusiastic about suing the wrench manufacturer about the melted wrench blob that now clogs up his oil well. Cherrie is not left behind in the lawsuit Olympics, oh no. She needs (and gets) four lawyers to help her sue Basile for breach of promise to marry her and give her black gold in beaucoup buckets. Everyone is happy, thanks to Destiny.
I loved this! Destiny, my new hero!
Comment by Laura Black — April 20, 2010 @ 8:25 am