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The Somnambulist
While lucubrating the night away, a sudden gush of somnolent breeze touched my eyes rendering me as if sedated. The gizmo in front of me gradually faded away'¦ until'¦ a Japanese chef showed up in a grandiose apparition and offered me a greenish paste. I queried about the gooey substance being offered to me. He retorted with a cockiness and air of a lothario. That's a Sci-Fi WASABI'¢ watashi no tomodachi! Huh?? Sci-fi WASABI? How is it different from the WASABI that I know from the regular jap fast food joint. Well, said he. It's sci-fi because you can use it for almost every function imaginable, like cleaning dishes, glue alternative, sexual lubricant, grease on your car transmission among others. The best thing is about it is that despite of it's multi-purpose function it still retains the spice of your good ol' wasabi.
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| and i thought i loved wasabi... wa ako masabi--kai |
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| Hey yvylyn, well, in fact i really don't know how am i going to categorize this one i just logged it as a blog, i couldn't find the "quintessential flow" to categorize it as poetry either. What do you think? this one has a sequel that i am going to post some time. it is some sort of a short story With lots of references to the "SCI-FI WASABI". I didn't actually coined the term "sci-fi wasabi", i got it from a New York based female japanese rap duo named Cibo-matto<sic> if you happen to have heared of the band. i just got fascinated with it. thanks. -arden |
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| Creative and funny, but it would read easier if you broke it up into paragraphs. I liked the use of Japanese in this and the fast pace. (Welcome to Spoiled Ink) Yvylyn |
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