Jelleh schreef:Is dat echt gebeurd 0_o nee toch?Twenty five years. Twenty five years, and I never killed a single person until a few months ago. Now Im on death row for multiple charges: manslaughter, murder, negligence.Eerdere citaten tonen
Lennard schreef:tering zo hard gelachen hierom
After the first, I thought it was over. I thought nothing of the fact that the Sheriff warned me I would be sentenced to death if it happened two more times. An odd law, to be sure; I just never thought it would end up applying to me. After all, I had been conducting trains for a quarter of a century before I ever accidentally hit someone! I figured the odds were in my favor.
Alas! I was wrong. Here the Warden comes now to ask me what my last meal will be.
"Steak, mashed potatoes, and corn," I told him. And I ate it happily. It was the first time I felt happiness for a while, but the feeling was fleeting. Within the hour, I was marching down the hall toward the chair.
Theyre strapping me in, my skin retreats from the cold metal.
"Any last words?" inquired the Warden.
To my shame, I couldnt think of any.
My head shook.
The switch flipped.
Nothing.
Silence -- then I opened my eyes.
"What the Devil?" spake the Warden.
Murmurs echoed throughout the room as they unstrapped me. After a moment of discussion in the other room, the Warden approached me.
"Listen, weve made a decision. Since youre in here on a technicality, if this happens again, well let you go. After all, its only fair. You never meant to kill those people, right?"
"Right," I assured him, still in shock.
The next day, I was contacted around supper time. They wanted to know what my next meal would be.
"Steak, mashed potatoes, and corn."
The Warden seemed suspicious of this. The same meal? Maybe thats why I hadnt died, he assumed. Something in the food. He took the precaution of preparing the whole meal himself, and personally delivered it to my cell.
My plate is clean, now I must once more march down the hall.
Seated, strapped, switched...
Nothing.
"Ill be damned!" the Warden exclaimed. He paced around the room as they removed my restraints.
"Well, a deals a deal. Im willing to let you go, but on one condition: How did you do it? Tell me." The Warden was standing before me now.
I thought for a moment before speaking: "I dont know, Warden. I guess Im just not a very good conductor."
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Sevvlor schreef:Ik heb zon idee dat last.fm weer aan het derpen is.Eerdere citaten tonen
Shahiem schreef:Waarom update mijn banner niet meer
nee het is een grap

de clou is juist dat het zon gigantisch lang verhaal is en dan is de grap dat hij zegt dat ie wel geen goede conductor zal zijn. Conductor is een conducteur (in de trein, wat het beroep van de man was in dat verhaal), maar een cunductor is ook een geleider (net als stroomdraad).
Maar zo is ie niet leuk.





