Party Story

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Brak:
Zorak, I'm gettin' sleepy. Will you tell me a story?
Zorak:
What kind of a story?
Brak:
Um, tell me about your favorite New Year's Eve.
Zorak:
Euhhh... well... lemme see. I was at this party with Ray Stevens once. Y-y'see, in the early days of my music career I played backup keyboards for him on "Gitarzan" and "The Streak".
Brak:
Y'know, I never knew that.
Zorak:
Yeah. Anyway, it was this particular New Year's Eve we kinda had a falling out. He wanted to do his stupid silly songs, and I was seriously thinking of a real music career.
Brak:
Now wait, this- was this during your Nashville years?
Zorak:
Sure. Quit interrupting me!
Brak:
I'm sorry
Zorak:
Uh, don't worry about it. Now, where was I. Oh - the real music career. We got in this argument over the next batch of songs. I wanted to break out and do songs about universal domination, and he wanted to do songs about squirrels running loose in a church and Santa Claus being everywhere! So, push came to shove and I kicked Ray Stevens in the back!
Brak:
Who-hoa, buddy!
Zorak:
Whoa buddy is right! Did you know that Ray Stevens knows the art of kung fu?
Brak:
No!
Zorak:
That man swung around so fast he nearly whacked my head off.
Brak:
Man oh man! Here I thought he was merely a musical genius.
Zorak:
You'd think a guy like that wouldn't know the martial arts, but he does.
Brak:
Huh.
Zorak:
Hmm.
Brak:
Man.
Zorak:
Yeah. ... So, what was your favorite New Year's Eve experience?
Brak:
Uh, it's nothing compared to that.
Zorak:
Oh, c'mon! I told you mine.
Brak:
Aaall right. Y'ready for this?
Zorak:
Yeah, go.
Brak:
Okay, once I ... no, it's stupid.
Zorak:
Ah, go on.
Brak:
No, you'll laugh at me!
Zorak:
No, I won't!
Brak:
All right. Once I went into the kitchen and ate eight packages of instant pudding mix, the powdered stuff. I threw up for three days!
Zorak:
Ho-ho, wow! Heh-heh-heh, man, that beats my story.
Brak:
You know the powdered stuff, the p'tachio flavored, has actually little chips of p'tachio nuts in it. Oh man.


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