A frolic - By Skip Lively

There are many things, contained with in the annuals of the Cheney books, of which the reader is blissfully unaware. For those few who have come to know the truth, all bliss has fled. Life goes on and the books sell�as fiction. Oh the delicious irony of the subconscious! Fixed under the subtext of such a benign genre lie hidden truths and fearsome revelations.

       Things which few can even begin to comprehend, lurid and taunting�

       The names themselves are privy to this terribly truth. Only through a complex mathematical system could such a feat be discovered. Assigning the most simple of alphanumerical codes shows �CHENEY� to be �3.8.5.14.5.25.� Multiplied together, these numbers produce 210,000. But the secrets go deeper! Dividing the product (210,000) by the first number produces the quantity 70,000. Dividing this by the next number gains 8,750. This repeating pattern leads to the final revolution: the number 1.

       The symbolism is eerie in it�s extremity. Mankind, building upon itself, multiplying and reproducing�commanding more and more strength and power until it reaches it�s height�the triumph is attained! And then, slowly at first, then building speed, the societies begin to dissolve and break down. Only One is left.

       Then the question presents itself�who, or what, is that One?

       --Skip Lively is a registered trademark � of all of Skip Lively posts.


Have a seat
Tast testing the books
Complicated musings
Season your vocabulary
Main ingredients
Tofu? ha!
Carefully measured
Close the microwave
Napkin Folding for Dummies
Icing on the cake
A good menu

this is what happens when you put silly people in charge of the cookies.


something goes here. not sure what.



eg. is not a proper abbreviation
What was she thinking?
"Oh dear."
"That was a terrible dream"
"MUSHROOMS! NO!"
"It looks good on you!"
"It looks good on you?"
"Beige, yes."
"Fill in the blank"
"No, I'm sorry there are no vowels"
"Spit on a stranger? how delightful."
"The answer is no."
But she really thought...


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