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These blogs only appear superficial on the surface but deep down they are worse.
Aka wanted his blog to change direction. He wanted it to have even some direction. After all, his blog was his legacy. Some things in life are more unfortunate than others but Aka's blog was beyond unfortunate. It became an embarrassment to the blogging community and there were plans afoot to either have him shape up or ship out. Aka couldn’t decide which was worse so he flipped a coin. The coin, the finest decision making device ever invented, choose shaping up. The transformation would necessairly have to start with a name change, so he brain-stormed for several painful seconds. In Aka’s case, brain-storms were more like brain-drizzles, or brain-fizzles.
Ok, enough of Aka and his ramblings. Here are the nominees for Best Aka’s New Blog Name:
The Things We Do For Blog
No Money No Blog
16 Ways To Leave Your Blogger
Blog Letter
That’s What Blog Is All About
Blog Of My Life
Blog Hurts
All in Blog Is Fair
Endless Blog
Feel Like Making Blog
Glory Of Blog
I Blog The Way You Blog Me
I Don’t Want To Live Without Your Blog
Blog Will Conquer All
All Out Of Blog
Remember Me With Blog
Blog Me Or Leave Me
Will You Still Blog Me Tomorrow
My Blog Is Your Blog
I Know What Blog Is
Could This Be Blog
This is the now famous fictitious interview done by the famous but fictitious bombshell reporter Mini Skirt, with the even more fictitious and less famous Aka Lol. Mini was predictably dressed and Aka was also dressed. The reason this interview was conducted is still unknown.
Aka: It means life is like a beach.
Mini: Can you expand on this since our readers and not as smart as you.
Aka: Do I detect a hint of sarcasm in your tone?
Mini: It wasn’t a hint!
Mini: Ok, whatever.
Aka: Did I impress you?
Mini: No.
Aka: @#$%
Mini: Will you not resort to this vile behavior?
Aka: I will be any type of doctor you want me to be.
Mini: An 8-tee-yist. Is someone who doesn’t believe in God. I thought you were smart.
Aka: I am smart but only around smart people. But to answer you first question, I don’t believe in religion though I do believe it is useful. I do believe in God but not the limited Gods of religions. I do not believe in the religion of fear but the religion of kindness and compassion.
Mini: Do you consider yourself a deep person?
Aka: No, I do not.
Mini: You write stuff that most people don’t write. Some say that means you are deep.
Aka: What it means is that I write stuff that most people do not. That is not deep, that means I have an idle mind and some time on my hands.
Mini: Do you have a general philosophy for life?
Aka: Right this minute it is A healthy mind in a healthy body.
Mini: So you are an advocate of fitness.
Aka: And I believe we are all fit people.
Mini: What do you mean, oh deep-one.
Aka: You flatter me, but not enough. What I mean is that we are all fit for different things. I met a guy yesterday who was fit for prison. Two days ago I saw a womanizer who was fit for plastic surgery. You get the gist of my theory.
Mini: I was expecting a deeper answer from one so enlightened. Can you be serious for just a short time?
Aka: Not with everything rising all round me.
As he ends the sentence, Aka looks at Mini’s hem line making slow progress. Mini doesn’t notice Aka's less than casual glances at the main attraction. Mini looks to the heavens but only makes it as far as the ceiling. She seems to need the patience to deal with this guy called Aka.
Mini: How long have you been bloging?
Aka: That sounds very indecent, thanks.
Mini: So, how long?
Aka: How long? I thought you would never ask, quite long actually. You would be very impressed.
Mini: Mr. Lol, please keep your mind out the rubbish heap. There would be children reading this interview you know. Men are all the same, aren't they?
Aka is amused that Mini is not. Her hem is unmoved, and Aka silently curses the man who invented friction.
Mini: Please stay focused on the questions. What caused you to start bloging here?
Aka: Bloging, what a turn on. Anyway, I was encouraged by a very talented writer and fellow blogger. I don't want to call her name in public but I just want to publicly say Tunks; I mean thanks.
Mini: Why do you think I am interviewing you?
Aka: Because you tried the rest and want now the best?
Mini: Very funny! Do you think your readers will find this interview weird?
Aka: I think readers would be very disappointed there was so much friction during this interview, and no, they won't find it weird.
Mini: How can you be sure of that?
Aka: I am still alive, aren’t I?
Mini: What’s your greatest turn on in a woman?
Aka: When the hemline on her mini skirt rises just a touch.
Mini: And your greatest turn off?
Aka: When it drops.
Aka was not one for frills. He was the type to throw reality onto the bed of life, as it were, and get down to the task at hand, sometimes even with a finger to his lips. Naturally and in reality, this made him very popular with his imagination, but unpopular with his conscience.
Aka and Conscience, Cons, as Aka once affectionately called him, had known each other for several years and though inseparable, their relationship was now more of tolerance than friendship. However, when it was friendship it was close. But, as the nursery rhyme said, when it was bad it was horrid. Aka and Cons would often have these revolving-door type conversations, which always left both parties less than amused. Here is one such "Con Job," as Aka calls them.
Aka: I was thinking, Cons, when was the last time you took a vacation, alone.
Cons: You know I can't do that, you would be lost without me, and I, you.
Aka: Do you always have to speak like a Shakespearian character?
Cons: It adds to my credibility.
Aka: It adds to your stupidity.
Cons: I am not bothered by your feeble taunts, save those for lesser minds.
Aka: Really Cons, not bothered. Your whole life is based on being bothered. You need a vacation, go to the beach, collect some drift-wood, build a fire, bond with it. Do what all other consciences do, leave, maybe even meet Miss Conscience. That would get you off my case.
Cons: HaHaHa. How ironic it is for you to be tempting me with your weakness.
Aka: It is consciences like you, which makes life difficult for people like me.
Cons: It is consciences like me who keep you away from the law, the fast cars, the faster women, the sweetest temptations. It is I, who keep your bones intact and teeth in place.
Aka: Full of your self aren't you? You sound like a Calcium advertisment.
Cons: No, full of you. And Calcium is good for you.
Aka: What does that mean.
Cons: I don't know, there was a void in the blog and I filled it.
Aka: Ok, no probs. Thanks.
Cons: You are welcomed.
Aka sips some water. He turns the magazine to get a better view of the centerfold. He is impressed, he always is.
Aka: Have I not been a good boy Cons. Have I been too much trouble for you.
Cons: You have your moments, most bad.
Aka: Name one recent "bad" moment.
Cons: Mini Skirt.
Aka: What of her?
Cons: What of HER? What of HER? You could scarcely keep your mind away from her....from her....her.......You know what I mean!
Aka: So you were also looking! Where was your conscience, my good man. You are a guilty conscience!
Cons: I did my job, I worked overtime. Didn't you see me? Didn't you see me waving like a mad mind. Did you not hear me scream. And when that didn't work didn't you not see me "wine down de place," just so that you would remember me!
Aka: Yes, yes the “wine.” The worst thing in the world is “ a Con wine,” and your wine was......uncalled for. Have you no conscience!
Cons: You frustrate me Aka!
Aka: And you, me!
Aka, looks untroubled, he turns to another page, his eyes pop out a bit and his blood rushes where it should. A truce is called, but the truce is never long. A temporary calm appears.
Cons: So Aka, what's on your mind lately.
Aka: You should know.
Cons: That's what I am afraid of.
The torment never ends.......
Aka knew happiness couldn’t be bought but that didn’t stop people from selling it, and at bargain prices.
Aka wondered how fast life could travel, how fast from the beginning to the end. Aka had reasoned that there wasn’t any way for someone to travel faster than the speed of life, because if you could you would be dead, or probably not have ever existed. “You cannot live faster than anybody else because life travels at one speed and no faster” he told a friend. Not a very good friend, because this was not something good friends could put up with. Luckily, or unfortunately, this was the reason Aka blogged.
The few unhappy, and probably disturbed people who walked out on the movie
Unfortunately, this movie is not for those who are offended by comic book style dismemberment, fluorescent blood, dangerously sexy curves and tastefully arousing nudity.