Re: psychiatryOn Feb 12, 1:32 am, "Chris" <anonym...@noserver,com > wrote:
> Happy Annie
> Annie is happy again, I chatted to her again on that Hill where she sells
> tea and cakes and sandwiches and other choice snacks.
> It was not always thus.
> I met Annie on her hill ten years ago when buying a snack and enjoying the
> view.
> Our relationship bloomed over the years, then one day we talked, and she
> told me her husband had been knifed to death by a priest and we kissed after
> she said we would marry. Just as she stepped back to sip her cup of tea she
> was shot. "ouch!" she said "I feel ill" and she fell on the floor spilling
> her tea.
> Just as she was shot by the old man standing next to me at the bar, he
> wanted her tea bar as a burger bar, I saw a slight disturbance on her shirt
> that she wore in front of her breast.
> As she lay on the floor of the kitchen of the sandwich bar two men went in
> with knives and said "she is not dead" and one stabbed in the temple and
> started forcing the knife in to mash her brain "to stop her talking".
> I realised my friend was being murdered and walked into the room where she
> lay and pushed the man too one side and pulled the knife out of my Annie and
> used it to deal with my friend's killers.
> The left their guns on the bar as they lay on the floor beside Annie and I
> realised the old man with the gun was trying to shoot me from outside the
> bar but he missed and was reloading.
> I took my wounded Annie in my arms out of the bar, passed the old man with
> the tiny garbage gun and carried her to am ambulance that was waiting for an
> accident on the motorway, nearby.
> The driver looked out and said she is down as "skirtzophrenic" but I said
> "she has been shot, please help". As we stood with the paramedics bending
> over Annie, I realised that bullets were splattering against the side of the
> ambulance.
> I walked back to where I had left my tea and the old man came over with his
> gun un his hand, I noticed it had a built in silencer and flash suppressor
> like a lantern at its tiny barrel's end.
> He told me he was the head of the burger bars and used human flesh in their
> manufacture. He offered people from the communists east a chance to travel
> to the west to start new lives. He charged them all they had but on the
> voyage they were first lobotomised "to make them westerners" then
> slaughtered and made into burgers on the ship "In that way" he said" "the
> meat walks to the abattoir, pays to for its processing, and I can sell
> cheaper than anyone else and still make a profit both ends of their trip"
> He also said that he had written a book on how to kill your enemy and get
> away with it; he called in "psychiatry".
> After he confessed he banged a wire through my head twice, right through and
> out the other side.
> My frontal lobe withstood the damage.
> There was a gunfight, he and I survived and I drove home and informed the
> police.
> Then Annie was taken into the ambulance and they drove off under a hail of
> gunfire.
> Annie who was brain damaged and shot was taken to the hospital where they
> fixed her heart but she kept crying as she owed money to the social because
> of a fraudulent claim by her husband who had died on the day they had enough
> money to buy a place of their own but which now had to be paid back.
> The psychiatrist further damaged her brain to stop her crying and because
> there was no one else, she was given to me semi-conscious to look after.
> She just lay in my bed not responding, I put food in one end and cleaned up
> the other and slept with her at night. I noticed what lovely knees and legs
> she had.
> Then after six months she woke one morning and I gave her some of mum's
> cloths to wear and she caught the bus outside the door at 6:45 to go to find
> her children down in the country.
> I lost touch.
> He was on the hill again twice more and the second time he went for me again
> with his gun, I used my torch to blind him, he fell and lay still. I'm told
> he had a heart attack and had died, not that unusual for a man of 70.
> I hope the burger bars he initiated that used their assistants as meat to
> serve in the shop vanish away or use real beef in their burgers.
> Now two years after I found her on the hill as before serving tea and
> sandwiches as before. I asked "where have you been" "in hiding" is what she
> said.
> Now she is happy again with three babies instead of two and back on happy
> hill, Annie's hill.
>
> Chris
> 12-2-2008
>
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> Chris http :// www .myphilosophy.eu
Maybe I didn't read carefully enough, but did this have a point?